Local residents visit, travel, and social updates in Conneaut area
Personal mentions list Robert Culler of Conneaut visiting friends, John King returning from Brie after jury duty, Frank Grice and companions at Brie, Mrs. Merker and Mrs. Powers in Jamestown, Mrs. Moore and Fred Moore headed to Union City to see daughter, Akam and Ran family returning from Jamestown, Neil Farrington and Leora Kay staying at a hotel after week with Cochran family, Warrington visiting, Paul Siti of Buffalo in city for J W and A P Howard Co business, Auer and family en route to Westfield for funeral of Miss Carrie Setz, Darling and Evans traveling to New York for Switheling-Thomdgs fight, Huths in Erie on business, Leah and Leta Baccus West heading home to Bear Lake for weekend, J Colling returning from Erie, Gulick and Gulicks from Conneaut at Conneaut-Corry game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Culler
Conneaut
Oia
John King
Brie
Frank Grice
John
Orville
Mihe
Richard Merker
Richard Powers
Jamestown
Ida Jb, Moore
Fred w.Moore
Rulat Young
C. C. Akam
George Ran
Neil Farrington
Leora Kay
Vroonian
Ater
A.V. Cochran
North Center Atrest
Mr. Warrington
Paul H. Siti
Buffalo
J. W. and
A. P. Howard
L. Auer
Rose Mary
Tr. J. Ragan
Walter Aucreft
Westfield
Carrie Setz
James Darling
del Darling
Aner Evans
Erie
New York City
C. Vv. Huth
Ibusiness
Leah Bnt
Leta Baccus
Bear i Lake
Colling
Herbert Gulick
Walter Gulick
Ohio
Christmas program delights club at meeting
The Mary Haines Circle met at Mrs. George Andrus's home with fifteen members and two guests. Members voted to move meetings from the second to the third Friday each month. A program titled Palestine of Today by Mrs Fred Delo featured the Christmas Story in slides with Scripture read by Miss Lois Mecray and music by several members. Refreshments served by the hostess with help from Miss Ola Young and Mrs B Hinman. The next gathering, a tureen supper, will be at Mrs. Lyle Foster's on Lemon Street in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary“. Haines Cirdle
George Andrus
Vera
Fred Delo
Lois Mecray
Merrilillie
Ford Factory Free of Pickets in Kansas City
Kansas City Mo Dec 11 Police kept Fort assembly plant free of pickets as the United Automobile Workers strike went into effect The plant remained in operation UAW activities were confined to the union hall a block from the plant where a shot was fired at a window last night police arrested 49 men in a sting yesterday The strike was called yesterday Ford workers were told to work out their notice but not return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Unites
Hroos
Kansas Cepy
Fort Assembly
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Jaey Buthor
Two coast er deaths in Morgantown crash
Julius Sal nineteen remained in critical condition after a coasting accident that killed his brother Herman seventeen and friend John Marsh. The report notes the incident occurred in Morgantown West Virginia and mentions East Indies quinine supply from plantation trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Dee
Julius Sal
Herman
John Marsh
East Indies
PLAN FOR TWO YEAR DRIVE ON PENNA LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and dry forces outline a seven point plan in a two year campaign against liquor in Pennsylvania. Plans were shaped at a statewide meeting in Altoona in March with the Pennsylvania Versary League and the W C T U joining the effort. The seven points call for local option privileges strengthened, no state stores in dry communities, suppression of liquor advertising, no licenses in residence districts, compulsory dry zones around churches schools colleges hospitals and public playgrounds, elimination of one man cups, and no licenses to squatble dance halls filling stations or round houses in unpoliced townships or boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christ and Temperdance Union
Pennsylvania
Altoon
Versary League
W. C
Cnurches
Father McMullen Dies in Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital
Rt Rev Monsignor W J McMullen vicar general of the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh died today at Mercy Hospital after several months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father McMullen
Pittsburgh
Monsigno
W. J. McMullen
White Face Superiority Myth Endures Since Fifteenth Century
Fragmentary ad copy appears to attack or parody claims of racial superiority linked to the term white face. The readable text suggests a dated promotional or satirical note, mentioning used car dealers and a classified style call to sell cars through an ad. The piece mixes critical language with possible commercial context.
Market Gossip: Roosevelt on private railroads under IC control
New York December 11 United Press financial editor Elmer C Walzer reports that President Roosevelt endorses private ownership and operation of railroads under the Interstate Commerce Commission. A 15 percent freight-rate request would raise over 500 million annually, with hearings ongoing. If approved, railroads would buy new equipment and repair needs, boosting steel and other costs and affecting employment and markets. Industrial activity shows declines in steel capacity and auto production, while some retailers and bank debits fluctuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Roosevelt
Interative Commerce Commission
Trek
Fingnevil
Unis
Ceneral Maignsard
Chrysler
General Molore
Riel
Puupul
Bratens
Vna Air Roosevelt
Allon
Tobi
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Fibons Eed
Rex
Ronald Colman
Jane Wyatt
E. Horton
Columbia
First Baptist
Ernest A. Hook
Bible School
Poe
Guignon's
Cork
Tex
FORD
Loblaw’s
Chuck
Philadelphia
Warwick
China
O. E. Doane Hardware
Altoona
W. Hanes
Cherley I. Barnes Company
American Gan
American Smelters
T&t
Oath
Atlantia Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing A
Klamisis Cars Ou
de Chrysler
Continental
Curlis- Wright
Tite Dt
General Motory
Kennecott
Montgomery
Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy
York Central
Caltt Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas United Corp
Ossiey
Watney Bros
Westinghouse
Whatworth
N.Y
Curb
Nat Gag
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Servis
McCord Rad F
Lone Star Gas
North Center Sr
Hollywood
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