Personal mentions fill local page with arrivals and travel
Local society notes record multiple visits and return trips. Harold Clinger and family return to Wire after a short stay in Corry. Mrs. Barrett Marsh and Mighter of Pittsburgh attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary S. Graves. Various residents travel to Chicago Bristal Union City Meadville and Buffalo for business and leisure, with hospital news and lectures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clinger
Wire
Corry
Barrett Marsh
Mighter
Pittsburgh
Mary S. Graves
FL. Ford, Jr
Glendale
Calif
J. L. Ford
Delaware Street
Corry Hospital
Lawrence K. Desmond
Chicago
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Helen M. Schluratt
Erie
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
FE. Whittlesey
F. M. Raymond
Brisal
Conn
On Business
Birthday Party For Mrs Bly At Ashville
Mrs. O. B. Wilcox and Mrs. D. 3nylé attended a pleasant panthday party for Mrs. Bertha Bly at her Ashville home. Mrs. A. G. Postlethwait, Mrs. G. A. Shea, and Mrs. A. B. Griswold spent Thursday on business in Jamestown and returned home last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Wilcox
Bertha Bly
Ashville
N.Y
A. G. Postlethwait
G. A. Shea
A. B. Griswold
Jamestown
Man Falls Victim To Mysterious Mishap In Pittsburgh
A 33 year old man naming himself Harry Lawrence from Black Lick Indiana County was found unconscious in the basement of the Weders Building under construction in Pittsburgh. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to Allegheny General Hospital. He said he went to the building where he had worked as an Iron Worker seeking employment. In a separate brief Lawrence Park Monarchs lost a Pennsylvania Rifle League match at home to Meadvilles 1127 to 4127 with Finney leading Meadvilles at 284 and Brailstreet scoring 299 for the Parkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Harry Lawrence
Black Lick
Indiana County
Brie
Lawrence Park Monarchs
Pennsylvania Rifle League
Meddvilles
Neil
Warlshop
Coleus
Cecile
Serbia
Ken
Ko' Abi
Webley
Umeorl
Lan
Fey
Eipeet Avdoth
Ike
Rev Cruikshank to Speak at Columbus Church
Rev Mr Cruikshank a Presbyterian minister and former South American missionary will speak at the Community church Sunday evening at 8 o clock. The relief board reports forty four people receiving aid from the relief fund and Columbus will receive one hundred sacks of flour from the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mr. Cruikshank
North Warren
South America
Community Church
D. F. Barton
Columbus Townships
Red Cross
Childs Conservation League Holds Meeting At Hillburg Home
Members of the Childs Conservation League met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hillburg's East Smith street home. Papers on exhibition of anger between parents and child and overcoming fear through reading were presented. Contests were won by Mrs. TH Dearing. The February meeting was omitted due to a Mille Fund play. next session set for March 2 at Mrs. Walter Gorton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
Walter Gorton
Stocks Edge Slight Gains Amid Broad Market Drift
Stocks drifted lower with no new speculative momentum, and most leaders faced losses or small declines. The day saw quiet activity with limited liquidity, minor recoveries in late morning levels, and bullion shares plus New York mining stock gains providing the only notable positives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Manly
Dewlings
Americ Cadeos
Fuge Américan
Ats América
Angconda
Atlantic
Aubuimn
B&o
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
One Killed Two Hurt In Moon Township Auto Crash
Sewickley Pa February report says William Adams art student Carnegie Tech died in Sewickley Valley Hospital from a skull fracture after his car collided with another driven by Dowling Johnson Pitts Morris. two youths suffered minor injuries. Others named Warren Titus Mrs Lawrence McCray and children had visits in Spartansburg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wince Cress
Sewickley
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Narrows Run
Moon ‘Lownship
William Adams
Carnege Tech
Dowling Johnson
Pitts. Mourgh
Johnson
Wagats
Warren
Titus
Lawrence McCray
Spartansburg
George Day
Ardeth Returns Home to Granny and Neil’s Confrontation
Ardeth visits her grandmother Granny and Neil in a shadowed kitchen where past comforts clash with changing loyalties. Tensions surface as Ardeth recalls old ties, faces fears of separation, and contemplates a future with Ken and a new baby, amid weary, intimate dialogue.
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R. O. Bly
FE. Davis
Meadville
W. A. Steen
Union City
George Congdon
Alice Wykoff
Meadvile
Charles Anderson
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Ruth Powers
Kathryn Purcell
Mayle Banks
Ellen McEvoy
Mildred Schramling
Marie Plinigan
P. J. Phelan
M. Edward Moore
Harald Wolfe
Ritz
St. Theresa’s
John Halfast
Vrooman, Paj
C. A. Myers
Wast Wayne Street
Mise C. Fisher
Anna ‘Vis
Ardéth Holler
M. Tu Litz
Prantiin Street
Lottsville
Thelma
Neva Vanderhoof
Mildred Swanson
Joseph Rosso
Brocton
N. Y
Eno
Turday Dex A
James Dunn
Boots Mallory
Ei Brendgl
Lincoln
East Washington Street
Pork Fresh
Hamburg
Cut
Iron County
Erie Veal
Beth
Rev. Cruikshank
Child's Conservation League
Federal Reserve System
National Daily
New York Central Northern Pacific Penna RR Pure OK Radio
Sceony Vacuum
Standard Ol Gate
Standard
ONJ Stidebaker
Texas Co
United Corp - US Steel Westinghouse Bleattie Woodworth
Curt Ark Nab Gas
Assoe Gas & Electric A Putes: Service
Blakeslee Bros. Stock Farm
Nsbirg, Pa
Gladys Johnson
Flim
Daraeling
Granny
Stel
Granoy
Wes Buay
Steridar Gil
Dseallieu
Nate
Jesse
Ian Bili
Apteth
India
Easaml
Serypaths
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