Local people move about for visits and events
Walter Pirdy plans a trip to Cleveland for studies while Roy Largon heads to Union City for business. Mrs. James Leary travels to Brie for a few days. C Conover and son Claire visit Union City relatives. W.S. Tigernall of Warren makes a business trip, Walter to Kane to play in an orchestra tonight. Mrs. Dan Scarry arrives from Irie to visit. Mittod Mrs. PJ Hogelen arrives to lead a weekly dance. Miss Katherine Harington of Elgin visits William Meath's home in Concord Street for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pirdy
Cleveland
Roy Largon
Union City
James Leary
Brie
Victit Mey
Dan Scarry
Irie
John
Roland
Kits
Smith
Youngsville
New York Stock Notes Amid Mixed Listings
Dogan and Bryan report a scattered trading scene as major names such as American Smelters, General Motors, American Woolen, Anaconda, and Union Oil appear in varied quotes. Utilities and rail names like Southern Pacific, Chicago and Great Western, and Lackawanna Steel surface, with others including Texaco, Pure Oil, and Sinclair Oil. A missing ring and a reward notice appear among the page's jumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherican Smelters
American T & T American Woolen
Anaconda Brt
Chicago
Gt Western
Cordon
General Motors
Great Northern Island Oil
Lackawanna Steel Middle States Oil
Kann & Tex
New York Central Northern Pacific
Okla Prod & Ref
Pacific ‘Oil
Pou RR
Pan Ameri Pure Oil
Sinclair Oi
Southern Pacific
Texas Co
Depot
Texas Gulf Sulphur and Journal Office
Tamscontinental
Thelem King
Union Oil War Office
US Steamship
Stee
White Oil Willys Overland
Modern Dames Meet at Mrs. Clarence Mixer’s Home
The Modern Dames gathered last evening at Mrs. Clarence Mixer’s South Center Street residence. The event was very pleasant with the hostess serving attractive refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
South Center Street
Personal mentions from Erie auto show crowd
Numerous locals and visitors are listed with brief notes of travel and attendance at the Erie automobile show. Names include Jacobs, Carlbun, O A Stennett, EM lary Mowe, Mr and Mrs J L Spielman, T Plittner, Joe Cohen, Mr Keoll and son, J R Gray, Miss Clementine Later, N G Peabogii, S Goldenbog mui, W H Merrick, B P Starr, H Mulvin, R Jewell, Mrs Robert Desmond, Miss Hazel Morrett, Miss Maytie Keefe, Mrs V Sharpé, Mrs E Keartody, Mrs Sophia Vath Tigsel, and Mrs Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Keoll
Erie
J. R. Gray
Clementine
N. G. Peabogii
Goldenbogmui
Cleveland
Manston Company
and Mes
W. H. Merrick
Mn B. P. Starr
H. Mulvin
Union City
Nas
Clymer
R. Jewell and
Nigee
Robert Desmond
E. Keartody
Mras Sophia Vath Tigsel
Mra Kenney
Why Are Some Women Popular in Society
Fragments discuss perceptions of female popularity and happiness, contrasting cheerful, serene women with others deemed to bring disharmony. The text mentions factors like freedom from trouble and social impact, citing a Lydia women’s publication and medical or dietary topics in a fragmented excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Phithanl
Local residents return from trips and visits
Bert Corbin arrived home from a Warren business trip. Harrison Kepple planned a few days in Erie, and A Cooley, an Erie visitor, will attend the attro Indow. Hox left for a weekend with her parents in Clymer, while Harry Kroman returned from Erie to spend time with family. Dorothy Way went to Clymer for a weekend with friends, and J. Porsythe, Velie demonstrator, was in town yesterday. Mrs Barton Smith returned from Reynoldsville, and Mr and Mrs L. P. Suarte visited from Findley Lake. The Old Polks concert rehearsal occurred at the First Presbyterian Church. FH Canfick of Buffalo was a business visitor yesterday. Jeremiah Friedman of Hramielin left for home. James McGraw of Titusville stayed overnight, en route home. Titusville High School basketball teams transferred in for a game with Academy High. Mrs William Holden of Olean traveled via the city after news of her brother’s death. Master Charles Bigelow went to Erie for eye treatment with Miss Berchtold. Mrs A. G. Buller returned from Philadelphia with daughter Edythe for Beechwood College. Mrs Georgia Culver left for Greenhurst, N.Y. on Chautauqua Late. Mitsu Morénce McCarthy of Spartanburg visited Lea McCarthy in East South Street and returned home. Mrs Charles Dlywood of Marietta, visiting Spring Creek, arrived and stayed with Mrs Bert Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Corbin
Warren
Harrison Kepple
Erie
A. Cooley
Hox
Clymer
Harry Kroman
Dorothy Way
J. &. Porsythe
Barton Smith
Reynoldsville
L. P. Suarte
Findley Lake
SR Lewis
Gohcert
Hell In
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Canfick
Buffalo
Titusville
Priedman
Hramielin
N. Cohen
James McGraw
Titusville High
Academy High
William Holden
Olean
Texarkana
Charles Bigelow
N. Ransom
Greenhurst
N.Y
Mitsu Morénce McCarthy
Spar
Tnsburg
Lea
McCarthy
East South Ftreet
Charles Dlywood
Marietta
Spring Creek
Bertnderson
Ambiguous text fragment hints at mixed figures and entities
Fragmentary OCR text mentions underweight people, mention of BuroPhogphato 4, Downey and NeH Amos & Co, and a Lov, suggesting a garbled notice of a company or event with dubious details. No clear events, dates, or names to anchor a factual card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horthy
Downey
Neh
Amos & Co
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Rex Theatre
Paramount
New England
Caleb West
Pathe News
New York
Dogan & Bryan
City
Allied Oil
Arkansas Gass
Boston
Wyoming Cosdon
Federal of
Glenrock
Lone Star Gas
Mrs. Light and Heat Midwest Refining
Mounntain
Ryn Consolidated Salt Creek Simms Pat
Indi
Ry A Scott
Flickinger
First Ave
E. Main ST
Lake Shore
Swift's Pride
Aozen Circle W Coffee
Proctor & Gamble
Sloan
Colegrove Millinery
Main St
International Audit Co. National Bank of Corry
H. L. Rider
Internal Revenue Agent
OU Olty, Pemi
Oil City Trust Company
T Ce Am BS Cmy Sas Company
Corry
Celebyny
The
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
Northside
Union Phone
R. J. Boyle
Bell
Doube Rial
L. W. Knepp
Main
Cory, Pa
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren, Pa
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