Miss Nina Blakeslee Visits Erie Area
Miss Nina Blakeslee of Erie visits Pittsburgh and Cleveland relatives this week. She accompanies Miss Lilian Casler who will host her mother Mrs Henry Miller and others at their home on Smith Street. Local residents plan short visits and hunting trips as several friends spend time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Blakeslee
Frie
Charled Johnson
Emule
Cleveland
Wostay
Whestor
Lilian Caster
Blakeslee
Erie
Altornoor
Pittsburgh
Lotta Dod
Bile
Chery
Robert Gor
Fay
Mghdies
Alegheny College
Meadville
Claus Princk
Clarence
Ray
Walter Dingfelder
A. Seways
Davey Hill
A. Attevall
Brig
Prank Lathrop
West Pleasant Street
Buffalo
G. G
Jett
Werren
Wilson Creal
Mr. Shighes
Jamestown
Howard Jepser
M. Caldwell
Pillsburgh
Perio
Norman Fuller
Stanley Morrison
Hie
R. W. Dorne
E. Domne
George MacDonald
South Center Street
Jams Williamson
Carlisle
Retiin
Clifford Meyerink
Clymer
DM. Alford
Rabert
Cecil WY. Miller
Tete
Anne Deschamp
Anil Ani
Andrew Phileips
DiBois
Ethel Bertram
Wesleyville
Mytis
Girard
Onin
Local residents attend funerals and visit relatives in neighboring towns
A long list of residents and their movements is recorded, including Mr J Pruberty leaving Unis for business in Erie, Miss Margaret Richardson returning from Buffalo, and many others visiting relatives or patients in Bradford, Warren, Jamestown, Sayre, and Girard. Notes mention hospital patients, surgical recoveries, Thanksgiving gatherings, and upcoming travel to Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pruberty
Unis
Erie
Margaret Richardson
Buffalo
P. B. Richardson
Maple Avenue
Dark Austin
Tolmer
Hopity Manshot
Bentley
Corry
Neil D. Fisher
Mainates
Yeaterday
Tituville
Stewart
Messenger
Winifired Messenger
Lucal Messager
Funerst
Calvin Qephoe
St Ashyillé
Barbara Jane Englam
Tamestown
Wilfred Pomeroy
Sayre
H. Clawson
Wildred Kirberger
Warren
Morris Bernstein
Mies Geneeve Schwome
Jf W. Willell
South Genter Street
Waltes Pliefter
Spartansburg
Marjorie Bracks
Washington, D. C
F. E. Richardson
David Rosen
New York City
Ralph Jewell
Midland
Esk Street
G. J. Bennett
Bradfors
Rela
David
Sam Koielt
Youngstown
Swith Tie Tormer
Orn Harpe
Bradford
Stocks Drift With Mixed Leads In Busy Trading Day
New York stock prices showed only a slim advance with the market holding a narrow range in the session. Industrials were steady to firm while equipment shares fell and mining issues across the board displayed mixed results as traders weighed foreign exchange and commodity shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEW
York
Paths
Pric American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & To
Amacande
Avantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacift
Joe
Chryster Ra
Columbia Gas
Ie Continental Can Consolidated Olit Cuntiss-Wright
Erie
Wetral WlootNe
General Motors International
Joe ‘Bennecott
Montgomeny
Northern Pacific
Studebaker
Texina DO
Steet
Heather
Unite Aircraft
Tmiled Corp Wastinghouse Electvic
Woolworth
Iscesssr
Coca
Agsbo Gas & ElectHe
Nrnis Gilies Service
Brox Lane Star aGy
Western BS Pierce Gy
Prison Architecture and New York State Walls Discussed
A fragmentary text discusses modern prison architecture and omni institutions with mentions of Lovet Wy Pa New York and a roving wall concept. It references a prison colony near Nyetolk and a Tuesday event concerning penal facility design and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovet
New Yorke
Roveily
priHaMeek
Million Dollar Breach of Promise Suit Filed
In Chicago a $1,000,000 breach of promise suit was filed against Robert W. Allen a hosiery manufacturer by Marie Lunden Britten 30, cousin by marriage of Congressman Fred W Britten. Britten says Allen urged marriage over five years and proposed again in March but refuses to wed. Her former husband Philip Britten is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Wancu
Chicago
Dev
Robert W. Alen
Marie Lunden Britten
Fred W. Britten
Fed
Britten
Allen
Allen-A Hosieryamills
Iis
Sai Allen
Philip Bultten
Rescue attempt ends with skunk trap injuring rescuer
An incident at Montour Falls New York left Melvin injured after trying to free a skunk. A rope dropped by a rescuer hauled someone to safety but a trap in a deep hole snared the rescuer’s finger during the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montour Falls
N. Y
Melvin
Smith
Screen Drama Unfolds With Leni Lameska In Theater Crisis
In a crowded premiere, star Leni Lameska confronts her supposed imprisoned husband Karl Kruger who threatens to reveal his identity unless she converses with him. Gambler Lucky Cavanaugh calms the scene and guides Kruger to a private office, while thieves burglarize a safe nearby. Leni recalls a brutal Viennese past, a fourteen-year marriage, and beatings as Cavanaugh intervenes with tense romantic tension. Mulrooney, a detective, encounters Cavanaugh in the hall, hinting at deeper peril as the plot spirals through betrayal, danger, and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leni Lameska
Karl Krager
Ard
Lucky Cavanaugh
Kruger
Leni
Cavanaugh
Mer
Vienna
Kyu
America
Neuger
Cury
Retiger
Kroger
Tim
Cavanmnch
Tia
Kevigges
Kruse
Karl Kruger
Kyagor
Nic
Tom Mulsonney
Mulyoohey
Nan
Uavanaiygh
Leni Luneska
Mulrooney
Calle Suite
Cavanaugh Phal
Willie
Gerkainly
Mulroney
Pini
Kanimima
Wade
Kanatmann
Malroon
Toy
Bi Mulrooney
Mulrosney
Kaufman
Leni Lunes
Tavanagh
Thante
Lucky
Pam Mulroouty
Tucky Cavandagh
Detective
Cavanaugl
Marsher
Esq
Jimmy
Ken Gees
Ducky Cuvachiangh
Leneen
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Mouglas Fairbanks
Hollywood
Clarence Browan
Wayne
Gus
Pontiac
Garland
Martin’s Garage
Ni Main St
Dodge and Plymouth Dealer
Union City
Terry