Democratic Progressive Club Plans Dinner Dance in Erie County
The Democratic Progressive club of Erie County at 1222 State Street held its regular meeting Friday. Twenty five candidates were initiated and plans were set for a dinner dance September 10 with Ame Arthur Colegrove as guest of honor. Registrations are being taken through September 7 by committee members A F Schmit, Joseph Meinernsy, Phil Zalznecke and Elmer Schmidt. Also noted is Marysit Korsky, 100, who helped with chores on her birthday instead of resting at home.
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DEM
Progressive Club
Trin
Democratic Progressive Club
Erie County
State Street
Ame
Arthur Colegrove
Forrissioner
Harvishig
Hettig
A_ F_ Schmit
Joseph Meinernsy
Phil Zalznecke
Elmer Schmidt
America
Social Whirl as Local Residents Travel and Return
A flurry of visits and homecomings marks the week with Merition Mehls and George Fogle among guests of relatives, William Swan Jr returning from Jamestown, and numerous pairs of locals spending weekends in Los Angeles, Union City, Erie, and Washington. Several residents travel for conventions, visits, or work, including industry and military events, while others host relatives at home across the city and surrounding towns.
Local residents visit various relatives in Buffalo and nearby
Mr and Mrs Hart Haight and family visited in Buffalo Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Purcell and family. Mrs Luli Huntley Miller and son from Jamestown are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs George Huntley. Janice Burgnon of Erie spends a week with Harold Burgnon in the city. Mrs Arlene Hoover of Indiana IA arrives for a few days with Mr and Mrs Harry B Smith. Gertrude Lenehan and Charles Goodman of Niagara Falls spent the weekend with Fred Hennan family. Robert Sullivan, Thomas Crane and Thongs Mead returned home after a ten day motor trip covering 1500 miles to West Virginia Washington Annapolis and other points. Mr and Mrs C I Rogers and Ison George went to Georgia after visiting in the city. Miss Flna Becker returned to Butte after a three week vacation. Will Auer and son Billy and Misses Daisy and Marie Auer of Evie were Sunday visitors at A Dykes home. Mrs A Kovach of Cory with son George and daughter Margaret spent Sunday at Buffalo and Niagara Falls with relatives, accompanied by Mrs A Dresko and Miss Dolly Brutting.
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Robert Mehls
Ene
George Fogle
North Hast
Meht
M. H. Reynolds
William Swan, Jr
Jamestown
West Wayne Street
C. Shoop
Richard
East Frederick Street
Los Angeles
Calif
West
California
Miller
Clarence Shoop
Barton Smith
Oil City
West Pleasant Street
Ray Reagle
Union City
O. W. Doolittle
Bridgeport
Merle Dodd
Grove Street
H. B. Bush
Ruth
Helen
B.crosby
Canada
Ralph Perkins
Detroit
Mich
John, Perkins
West Congress Street
Misa Honor Maloney
Hiie
L. C. Barnes
Lillise
Minneaplis
Minn
Kenneth
M. J. McMighon
Erie
James Irvine
Savula
Olea
Arly
M. W. ¥. Matthews
Maple Avenue
Audrey Daniels
Paul Cluitets
West Park Place
Mayte Keefe
Biie
A. A. Merker
Tom
New England States
William Hines
Akron
Ohio
Jett
Prank N. Ames
West Smith Street
Raymer
Bunxaytewney
SW. Stigers
Mr. Stigers
Maudville
Meg
Frank ManWarren
Henry
Croup
Murth Kingville
Ashlabult
Hydevillle
Lake Erie
Gimmer
Donald Grou
Pittsburgh
Perry Cady
Man Warren
Corry
Feink Brooks
Vincennes
Ind
Aml
Indiahanolis
American Legion
Robert Patterson
Camp Perry
Stephen Brooks
Victor Orn
Lloyd Stowe
Scranton
The
Edna Mixer
Warren
Merle Miller
G. P Bliss
New York City
Bermuda
R. Larson
William Penn Hotel
Margaret Fred
Marjorie
Lloyd
Titnavills
James Klinger
Seneca Street
Robert Long
Brie
Carl Keppel
Frances Klinger
Edinburg
United Edinboro
State Teachers’ College
States Army
Columbus
Harali
Woody Town
Wood
East Sout Street
Cornell University
Jamesown
Helen Civige
Washington, D
Mrnd Mus
Charles F. Cronin
Lujls
Norfolk
Jamin
F Cronim Jr
Ater
Washington, D. C
Will O'Realy
W. Brenamen
Hart Haight and
Familly
Buffalo
Joseph Purcell
Luli Huntley Miller and Son
West Washington Street
Arlene Hoover
Indiana
Harry B. Smith
West Frederick Street
Gertrude Lenehan
Charles Goodman
Niagara Falls
Fred Hennan
West Main Street
Robert Sullivan
Thomas Crane
Thongs Mead
Butee
Will Auer
Billy
Daisy
Marie Auer
Evie
A. Dykes
A Kovach
Cory, R. D. G
George
Margaret
N. Y
A Dresko
Dolly Brutting
Complete plans for musical tea Wednesday at Findley Lake
Plans of the Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal church center on a musical tea to be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the cottage of Mrs C Edwin Ratter Findley Lake N Y A nominal fee is charged for the tea attendees expected to include several guild members and friends of the church.
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Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal
C. Edwin Ratter
Findley Lake
Tek‘s
Markets— Stock and grain rounds from Pittsburgh and New York
United Press reports moderate demand in the Pittsburgh wholesale market with mixed changes across fruits vegetables and meats. Notable prices include Penna. apples 0.86-1.15 per basket, lettuce 3.50-3.75 per dozen, Cobblers potatoes 1.10-1.18 per 100 pounds, and Jersey goldens 1.50 per bushel basket. In hogs and cattle markets, steady to slightly higher bids appear with live hogs at 9.25-9.35 and steers 9.00-9.75. New York stock trading notes a light market with narrow ranges and late modest gains. major issues show early losses followed by small advances as traders await broader improvement after Labor Day.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Puscor
Baskets Penna
And
N.Y
Duchess
N. J
Ohio
Penna
Bskts
Albertas
W. Va
Castle
God
New York
American Smellers Coy
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Auto
Bob Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Continental Canoe
Curtis Wright Oe Jce
Cress
General Electric Ay
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery
BUM Studebaker Ye Yseg
Cscs
Ave
Texas
Wees
United Gorp
BS ‘Warrier Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Youngstown Sheet
Agra Subply
Coeyiee Esses Emergenet Iy Arkansas Nates
Pss
Ereeeseey & Gilles Service
As & Lone Star Gas
Too Late 10 Classification CST Wemai's False Teeth
The entry notes a disputed item described as Wemai's false teeth found or classified between Spertansburz and Pinal home. Alvise Paul Pina listed as R D.2 with names Royer and 23h attached.
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Wemai
Spertansburz
Pinal
Alvise
Paul Pina
R. D
Cony
Royer
German Name for Acargian Accordions and Timbre Differences
Fragmentary query discusses a century old accordion variation with bellows and multiple keys, noting its mouth organ nature and portable design. Highlights mention timbre, raspeltability, and popular appeal, but the text remains unclear and fragmented about specific nomenclature or historical usage.
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