Local Personal Notices Share Travel and Visits
Arthur Weldner left for Harrisburg seeking indefinite employment. Mr and Mrs J J Haight plan to spend winter in Melbourne PA. Kathryss Purcell visited her sister Mrs A S Boag and returns home with niece Kathryn Ann Boag. Mrs Elmer Edgett and daughter Catherine along with Mrs Clyde Fowler and daughter Edith visited Ridge Street hosts. Mrs S B Bilston and Mrs L Alexander joined Tusday visitors. Frank Holman of Merchantville NJ guest of G L Cleeson in East Congress street. Captain W Stuart Houghton left for Harrisburg on business with Virginia Morris en route to New York to visit brother K W Morris. Mrs Charles Linskey attended Cleveland relatives. Dr A G Rees returned from Olean. Mr and Mrs Ames celebrated a wedding in Cleveland with Rev and Mrs B R Lewis and son traveling to Mokepport PA for funeral of Mrs Shaeffer. Emma Paton planned visit to Bradford PA for holidays. Mrs Richard Merier returned from Cleveland with Mx Merker. J A McLaughlin planned a social visit. Phoebe McQuiston spending short period in Union City. Mrs R B Mosley left for Erie for a blossess trip. Dr Mosier attending Erie County Medical meeting. Mina L Terry was an Erie visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wéldner
Harrisburg
J. J. Haight
Melbourne
Pla
Ness Kathryss Purcell
Slater
Boag
Eirle
Niete
Kathryn Ann Boag
Elmer Edgett
Catherine
Clyde Fowler
Edith
Sherman
W. H. DeJean
Ridge Street
B. Bilston
L. Alexander
Frank Holman
Merchantsville
N. J
G. L. Cleeson
East Congress Street
W. Stuart Houghton
Virginia Morris
New York City
K. W. Morris
Charles Linskey
Cleveland
A. G. Rees
Olean
Tuttland
F.N. Ames
Mra
Patina
B. R. Lewis
Mokeenport
Shaeffer
George B. Morgan
Emma Paton
Bradford
Richars Re Merier
Clavelnd
Mx Merkep
Run Street
J. A. McLaughlin
Phoebe McQuiston
Union City
R. B. Mosley
Erie
Dr. Mosier
Erie County
Mosier
Mina L. Terry
Can cer PTA Enjoyed Holiday Party at School Basement
The Can cer Parent-Teachers Association held a holiday party in the school basement last evening with about forty parents and friends attending. The program featured group singing. a quartet and duets entertained. Ralph S. Dewey, Superintendent of schools, gave gifts and a light lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Parent-Teachers Association
Ahd
Ralph S. Dewey
Achoula
1935 Retail Business In City Over Three Million
Erie’s 1718 stores generated 11,691,000. North East’s 88 stores 1,716,100. Crawford county’s 928 stores total 16,882,000 with Meadville 387 stores at 8,702,000 and Venango county at 15,989,000 including Oil City 267 stores 8,331,000 and Warren county 11 stores 10,391,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
North East
Crawford County
Meadville
Thuaville
Fik County
St. Mary's
Ridgway
McKean County
Mercer County
Venango County
Oil City
Franklin
Warren County
Warren
College Women Enjoyed Party at Hotel Corry
The College Women's Club Christmas party was a dinner meeting at Hotel Corry Monday at 6:20. Thirty two members and one guest Mrs Frank Holman of Mer chantevilla and former member Mrs Milton Moses of Milton were present. A turkey dinner followed by a short business meeting appointed to plan Christmas for needy children, then cards. Bridge winners were Mrs Jatt Holt and Mrs Frank Holman, auction bridge to Miss Helen Lage. Next meeting January 23 at Miss Margaret O'Hares. W Is Trill to Hall New York Thursday for funeral services for his uncle Mr Hibbard, 99. A Jamestown hardware was found liable in Chautauqua county court for selling bb shots to a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annuiid College Women's Club
Hotel Corry
Delook
Frank Holman
Mierchantevilla
Milton Moses
Milton, C
Jok Plage
Miur-jorie Peck
W. Bra
Jank Graft
Harold Wolfe
Helen Spencer
Leon Stowah
Margaret O'Hare
W. Is Trill
Hall
N.Y
Civil Service Examinations Open for Federal Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for several posts including Associate Entomologist at 8200 a year and Assistant Entomologist at 2600 a year in the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. Positions in Ag and Labor departments target librarians and related roles. most states have not met appointment quotas. Full information from Johnson, secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Colorade
Lews
Massachusetts
Maryland
Minnesota
Nebraska
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
Johnson
Civil Servies Board of Examiners
Pont
Junior League Plans for Dance at Christmas
The Jhiniot Werare League led by President Ellen McEvoy held a meeting at Mrs. Larry Freed’s Whitkeeni home to finalize plans for a Christmas Dance. The event will be at the Mleg Cish home on Christmas night from 9 to 1, with an out of town orchestra. Proceeds will aid total charity cases and parish patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhiniot Werare League
Ellen McEvoy
Larry Freed
Park Street
Whitkeeni
Mleg Cish
Christians Party
Pabthe I Solletterd
Auto makers hit 1936 output target near 4.6 million cars
United Press reports that in 1936 major producers GM Chrysler and Ford likely accounted for about 4,115,000 to 4,600,000 of the nearly 4.6 million vehicles made. Hudson Studebaker Packard and Nash followed, with total industry output matching or exceeding 1929 levels. Projections suggest 1937 could surpass the 1929 figure if trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Reading
General Motors
Chrysler and
Fore
Ford
Hudson
Studebaker
Market irregular, business is good on New York stocks
Market irregularities prevailed as professionals maintained a cautious tone despite continued evidence of strong business. Trading volume slipped near 54,000, with numerous individual issues listed among gains and losses as utilities rose fractionally and broad indices moved in tentative trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
New York
American Cab
American
Atlantic
Elining
Auburn
Bens Aviation
Bethlehem Steed
Curtiss Wright Columbia Gas
Ehryster Continental Day
General Kleeti
General Motorevy
Abny Internationial
Mickel
Kennecott Dry
New York Central
Farkas
Raley Abies
Shindar OU
Texas Co
United Corn Ron
Steel
Warner Brut
Westinghouse Wiechrie
Woolworth
Youngstown
S&t. N.Y
Arkansas Gan
Aero Supply B
Asko Gas
McCord
Unique device used for bank robbery
A garbled report describes a midri poor man stealing money from a rivera bank using a device with a hidden end and an indented handle. A woman customer witnessed the incident and described a man entering through the window with a strange tool. The article lacks clear details or confirmed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
Civerna National Banke
Mpina
Pauline Ibroigh
Gunnatic
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Palai
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Taletese
PTA
Meg
Model Dairy’ Company
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Niagara Falls
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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