Social visitors depart and arrive in Warren area
A flurry of relatives and visitors moved through Warren with several departures and arrivals. Airs Bessie D Naylor left for Pittsburgh after a week in the city, Rev James R Lynch from Wilkes Barre was a few days guest at Mrs Charles Hi Lynch’s home, Edward Tourney and Chester A Lynch traveled here by railroad with plans to visit relatives, Miss Helen Zalemek and friends hosted callers, several local young women including Margareta Bartlope Negly Schreckengost Mildred Minsen and Edith Davis headed to Toronto by motor for a visit, while Mr and Mrs Solomon Halle and Mr and Mrs Hulen of Cleveland called on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie D. Naylor
Pittsburgh
James R. Lynch
Wilces- Barre
Charles Hi. Lynch
West Main Street
Fdiward
Chester A Lynch
Blue Jay
W. Va
Nolan
Wyete
West Wayne Street
Cell Bartelo& Glevslind
Elén Zalemek
Marzarer Barlipime
Negly, Schreckengost
Mildred Minsen
Edith Davis
Toronto
Ontario
Can
Solomon Halle
Halle Brothers
Hulen
Cleveland
Beatrice Cole
Margaret Foreman
Marie Madison
Florie Main
Warren
A. E. Briggs
Erie
Lottaville
Ore
Briggs
A. J. Loomis
Honolulu
Hawaii
Br. Loomis
P. ©. Lynch
Miller
Tsadore Manual Training School
New Orleans
Local social tour rolls through Erie and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom and son Clare and daughter Mary Helene visit Erie. Hugh Damon Hurst Jeffras travel to Toronto for fair duties. Carl Bates Robert Grey visit from Spartansburg. Whittoni guests. County WCTU president Mrs Sylvia Bemis visits, then heads to Tunaville for county convention. Multiple residents domestically travel for family visits business trips and social events across Cambridge Springs Meadville Corry Pittsburgh Philadelphia Jamestown and other nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
Clare
Mary Helene
Erie
Hugh Damon
Hurst Jeffras
Toronto
Carl Bates
Robert Grey
Spartansburg
Whittoni
Sylvia Bemis
Women's Christian’ Temperance Union
Eile
Tunaville
W. A. Higginson
Merle Drake
Grace Street
Philadelphia
Cam= iridge Springs
Warren
L. K Desmond
Pittsburgh
J W
A. P. Howard, Co
G. A. Shea
A. 2. Griswold
F. E. Gilbertson
M. A Parishuratson
Harry Rhodes
Leroy Wilcox
Ruth Tillotson
H. L. B. MacLeels
Howard Banes
Pet Jumia
Calif
Tamestown
Tis Watrons
Jamesstown
N.Y
Pitsburgh
Ruth Miller
Cambridge Springs
Merle Draké
Misa Melya Miller
Farewell Party for Two Corry Club Members
Members of the Corry snsmess am Professional Women's Club hosted a farewell party at Mrs. Perry Nichols home for Miss Gwendolyn Paine and Miss Isa Sitler who depart soon for Detroit and Springfield A bounteous yellow and white meal was served Tables held yellow baskets of nuts as favors Cards and other games provided entertainment Gifts were given to Miss Sitler and Miss Pattie as the group lamented their departure yet wished them success in their new fields Hostesses included Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Marion Marsh Miss Anna Kovalec and Miss Alfred Goring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Snsmess Am Professional Women's Club
Perry Nichols
Williams
Gwendolyn Paine
Isa Sftler
Detroit
Springfield
Gertrude Weld
Miss Sitler
Pattie
Aliss/ Sitler
Nichols
Marion Marsh
Anna Kovalcik
Miffired Goring
Stock Prices Edge Higher on Holiday-Trade activity
United Press reports New York stock lists rise with many issues reaching new highs despite profit taking by traders awaiting a three day holiday. Rail stocks hold gains led by Atchison, with various leaders like American Locomotive, U S Steel, Westinghouse, General Electric and Continental Can advancing. notable issues include American Tobacco, West Penn, Lone Star Gas, Texas Oil and Land, and others amid varied volume and select high activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Atchises
Edmonds to Sing Emmanuel Soloist at Episcopal Service
Mrs Corinne Dean Edmonds of Sd Continental Ret Corry will offer a special selection as Middle States Gal part of the services of the Episcopal Well Supply Church Sunday morning. It is a delightful treat to hear Mrs Edmonds Prairie Pipe tine sing, and the church cordially invites all to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Smiellers
Ieee Andés
Butte Copper & Me
Kennecott Ee
Bu Motors
General Mothesi Contincntal
Hupmobile
Parkcard i
Studebaker _ A
Willys Overland Apapeee White
Yellow Truckee
Auantie Refining
Continental OW
Corinne Dean Edmonds
Canadian Pacific
Chicas
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Erie
Great Norther
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Penn Rrio
Alnois Central
Reading
Jury convicts Jacob Troupe of first degree murder in Sowers case
York Pa August 29 a jury returns a verdict of guilty of first degree murder with recommendation of life imprisonment for Jacob Troup in the murder of Curtis D Sowers a motorcycle policeman on May 31 in York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troupe
Life Team
York
Jacob Troup
Curlis D. Sowers
Man Dies by Lightning on Farm Near Buckhannon
Tilburn Gibson, 28, was killed by a lightning strike while stacking hay on Senator William Post's farm near Buckhannon. The blaze started, and coworkers escaped injury while pulling Gibson from the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Vay
Tilburn Gibson
William Post
Buckhannon
Ginsom
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