Spartansburg News Letter Highlights Local Visits
Meadville shopping and visiting relatives. Mrs. Minnie Eastman drove to Union City to spend the day with Mrs. Mary Waite and Hazel. Vernal Torrey departed for Hearts Content to hunt. Graniwa Tauber seriously ill with pneumonia and not expected to recover. Emmanuel Ingram and family from Oil City visited Wirt Ingram. Mrs. Bruce Shreve and Mabel Shreve and Wayne Shreve visited the family from Shreve Ridge. Miss Juanita Strenahan of Pittsburgh feasted with the Stranahans. Edward Webber and Harry Stranahan hosted Titusville visitors. Jasper Tillotson spent days at Tillotson Corners with his sister Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Eastman
Union City
Mary Waite
Hazel
Vernal Torrey
Hearts Content
Graniwa Tauber
Susan Tauber
Emmanuel Ingram
Oil City
Wirt Ingram
Bruce Shreve
Mabel
Wayne
Shreve Ridge
Mary Holford
Juanita Strenahan
Pittsburgh
Harry Stranahen
Edward Webber
Titusville
Main Street
Jasper Tillotson
Tillotson Corners
Mrs. Jones
Local residents and guests depart after visits and trips
Dr Richard Hotz and Robert Young of Montpelier Ohio were guests of Dr H A O Hare for a hunting trip and have returned home. Miss Janet Stone and Pred Ammatrong formerly of Corry visited relatives here and have gone to Union City Michigan. Mr and Mrs Joseph Koestner and daughter Eleanor of Erie were guests of Mrs Agnes Sloan and Jilia Koestner of Eastrain Street. Miss Jean McCracken arrived from Philadelphia to spend the week. Richard Merker returned to Cleveland after a short stay at Wright Street. E Schweitzer went to Warren to stay with family until Thursday then return to duties. Miss Anna McIvey RN, spent days in the city at Liberty Street, returned to Buffalo Monday. Mrs Lola Sthramiling and Mr Laura Hil have traveled through Washington, Oregon, California and other states. Mrs Margaret Morgan of Cleveland visited the city and left for Erie to spend time with Sheriff N D Darling en route home. Mrs L J Titus left for Spartansburg to visit relatives. Mrs J B Carter returned to Cambridge Springs after a visit with her son Lloyd Carter. Glen Spencer visiting from Salamanca NY. Mr and Mrs G L Spapp and Mr and Mrs Theodore Thelin of Saybrook PA and Mrs W C Largon of Clarendon PA were guests of Mrs Jean Field who is ill but improving. A L Poster left for a business trip to Pittsburgh and elsewhere. Miss Mary B Benajidt RN returned to Corry Hospital after ten days at Pleasantville PA. Forest L Keister returned home from Buffalo after a business visit. Mr and Mrs P J Frieseman of York Street retired from Buffalo after the death of Mrs Frieseman’s sister Mrs Mary Agnes King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hotz
Robert Young
Montpelier
H. A. O'Hare
Misa Janet Stone
Pred Ammatrong
Corry
Unionity
T My
Joseph Koestner
Eleanor
Erie
Agnes Sloan
Jilia Koestner
Eastrain Street
Jean McCracken
Philadelphia
Richard Merker
Cleveland
Afernoon
Guy
Wreght Street
E. Schweitzer
Warren
Anna McIvey
Eric
Sheriff
N. D. Darling
L. J. Titus Teft
Spartansburg
J. B. Carter
Cambridge Springs
Lloyd Carter
Familly
Glen Spencer
Tis
West Wayne Street
Salamanca
N,y
G. L. Spapp
Theodore Thelin
Saybrook
W. C. Largon
Clarendon
Jean Field
A. L. Poster
Pittsburgh
Oother Places
Mary B. Benajidt
R. N
Pleasantville
Corry Hospital
Forest L
Keister
Buffalo
PJ. Frieseman
York Street
Rone
Couple’s Wedding in Hornell Unites Miss Durhem and Erwin Mountain
Miss Maxine Durhem and Erwin Mountain were married Saturday November 28 in Hornell New York. Rev Karl Burlick of the M B Church officiated at the ceremony in the M B parsonage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs EA Thornton of Hornell formerly of Corry. The couple will reside at 209 North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anno
Mae Wouay
Maxine Durhem
Erwin €. Mountain
G. A. Mountain
Corry
Hornell
Karl Burlick
M. B. Chuck
Tur
EA Thornton
Mountain
North Center Street
Concord PTA Bazaar Draws Large Crowd and Raises Funds
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association bazaar in the PTA room of the Concord building basement attracted a fair crowd. Candy apples peanuts popcorn baked goods and fancy work items were sold to fund the association. Miss Phyllis Lyons performed specialty numbers to the delight of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent-Teachers Association
Concord
Phyllis Lyons
Woman Struck by Hit Run Auto In Ridgway
A Branly Camp woman, Ross, was badly injured in a hit and run on the Ridgway river road. The article notes an investigation into the driver’s identity and mentions a large year end bonus for Erie Co. plant workers, plus a Christmas party for the McCray Aid Society hosted by Mrs. Arthur McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dev. Mra. Ross
Branly
Anée
Anil
Alma
Erie Co
McCray Lill Aid Society
Arthur McCray
Thompson Barosma Compound Tablets Claim Backache Relief
An old style ad copy promises kidney and bladder relief with Thompson Barosma Compound Tablets. It emphasizes cleansing poisons from the blood and guarding health, urging readers to accept no substitutes and to obtain via drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
London Singers Coming to Edinboro Friday
John Goss and his Lonuin Singers, a renowned group of men vocalists, come to Edinboro on Friday evening December 6. Critics praise their voices as mature and high quality, with four members formerly part of Westminster Cathedral’s quartet under Sir Richard Terry, gaining fame across England and Europe before touring America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goss
Lonuin
Edinboro
Westminster Cathedral
London
Richeard Terry
England
Fulrope
Avseyica
Wooden ball to museum Minneapolis
An audition to the Minnesota Historical Society collection notes a warped woolen ball once at the top of the Mugstalr of the Old Minneapa city hall from 1876 to 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Historical Society
Minneapalig City
Mentor Club meeting discusses Palestine with talks and slides
Monday evenings the Mentor Club meets at Mrs. Jessie K Newton’s home in South-Center Way. The program features Mrs B J Magi cad and Mrs William Myers on Palestine with a paper on Ancient Palestine and modern Palestine. FL E Mantey contributes talks and pictures, followed by light refreshments and a note about future meeting with Mrs B Patterson. Also a small item lists for sale a white jug horn puliets by Avild Lindstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Jessie K. Newton
South — Center
Palestine
B.J. Magiciad
Palestina
William Myers
Opic
FL E. Mantey
Market Gossip on Wall Street Risks and Possible Rally
United Piege Financial Editor Elmer Walzer reports on stock market reactions to Union leads and European tensions. Analysts see strong resistance guiding a cautious stance, with potential rally if European developments improve and tax plans on foreign holdings loom as a threat to capital inflows. The securities and exchange commission grows tougher, signaling possible enforcement against bankers and brokers if a crash recurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Walzer
United Piege Financial
New York
Worl Fy
Washington
Wall Street
Securities Ant Exchange Commission
SRG
Johnson
Commission
Market Firm as Trading Settles on Wall Street
United Press reports a steady trading day on the New York stock exchange with prices firm across sectors. Heaviest volume centered on Paramount Warrent Brothers Electric Power and Light Thermoid and other listed issues while American Zinc led the most traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Stock Exchange
Amercian Zinc
Paramount
Warrent Brothers
Electric Power & Light
Thermoid
Wik Horn Com
American
Athletic
Aulanda Bonffix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss-Wright
Colutabia Gas
Chrysler
Continental
General Eleetine
General Motors International Nivket Kenhevolt
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Opi Skeets Puckaril Paramount
Pic Penna
Pic Penna TR Pba
Madio
Bocony Vacuum F
Standard Oil Calif
Standard OW
Studlebaker Seuie
Texan Co
United Chapuis Warner Bros
Westinghouse Gleetrie
Woolworth
Youngstown
S&t
N.Y
Areanan Gay
R Ciesceees
Acro Supply B ' Ayso Gas & Eleetele de Igitier Service
McCord Fad
Widow Seeks Partition in Isre County Court
Belle Colegrove widow of the deceased petitions Isre County Court for partition of estate valued at 900 dollars under fiduciary law. Court may approve on January 4th 1987 unless exceptions are filed beforehand. Attorney Walter H. Cott represents the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphitny Court
Isrle County
B. Colegrove
Colegrove
Isla Chay
B. Colgrave
Cologrove
Han
Walter H. §Cott
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Gloria Stuart
Reginald Owen
Valiant Pire
Carrie
Meadville
Charles Stewart
Philco
Ye Og Bien 8E
Shoose
Philos
Abe
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center St
Imontgomery
London Singers
Ikirittrit IE Ting
Mentor
Ned
Gill
Experiencuil
Avild Lindstrom
Cola
Beloe
Parker Vacumatic
America
Puark
Peat & Ce Gill Hous
Willy Sols
Mall
W. E. Phillips
N. Center
Eatwell
Kirkman
Aurket
Paytox
Long Star Cas
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