Forecast of recovery and trade gain by local astrologer
Geneva locals hear L. J. Badison predict improved business and trading activity ahead. He warns of a sin in finance and new enterprises as the year unfolds. Daniel DeLury is en route from Buffalo after visiting friends. Sam Trvine returns from Buffalo business trip. Mrs. K. Durham and two children visit relatives in Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
L. J. Badison
Neva
Daniel DeLury
Buffalo
Cate
Sam Trvine
Personal Mention Airs and Guests Move In Out Of City
Personal Mention lists residents and visitors, detailing Mayville trips for Mabel Zenss and son Charles, Roy Shafer’s illness, relocations from Pittsburgh Cleveland Warren and Union City, hospital visits at St Vincent's, and attendances in Salamanca, Corry, Meadville, and Erie with multiple families and individuals named. The item notes funerals and family gatherings, with travel between Corry, Meadvill e, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Zenss
Charles
Mayville
N. Y
Charles Zenss
Munger
Celoron
N.Y
Roy Shafer
West Pleasant Street
William Eiccleson
Pittsburgh
Richard Bates
Donald Hall
Billy
Mayyille
Charles Zens
J. K. Desmond
Oakville
Canada
B. H. Wade
Buffalo
H. M. Norton
Alexander and Company
EH. Beckstadt
Cleveland
Aero Supply Company
H. S. Morgan
Warren
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Daugherty
Gerald Gilson
Hvle
Mrs. Gilson
Str Vincent's Hospital
Murn Danner
Union City
C.J. Aymong
Brook Street
Bertha Wykoff
Grove Street
Salamia
Milton
Valentine Party At Local Company By Associated Gas Workers
Members their wives and guests gathered in the assembly room for a Valentine party. Covers were laid for twenty five at 7 o'clock. A tureen dinner was served at tables decorated with St Valentine motifs. After dinner games provided entertainment and the evening was merry. The committee included Mrs Grant Glek Mrs J R Dearing Mrs C M Howard Miss Kathryn Purcell and Mrs L O Gordon with guests from Union City and the Union City office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Gas and Welce
System
St. Valentine's
Grant Glek
J. R. Dearing
C. M. Howard
Kathryn Purcell
L. O. Gordon
Philathéas Entertained at Fairview Street gathering
The TeMUIAY Meng, the Phan thea class of Uie Bapist church, met at Mr and Mrs George Thomas's home on Fairview street with 23 members and two visitors. Mrs John Rickers led the business session planning a Washington social for February 22. Members were urged to bring slime folders and attend regular meetings. a committee organized entertainment with Valentines, awards to George Ward, Mrs Thomas and committee, plus refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temuiay Meng
Uie Bapist
George Thomas
Fairview Street
John Rickers
Washington
The
Baptist Church
Sharp
Opportunity Club Meeting Enjoyed by Twenty Five Members
Twenty five members of the Opportunity Club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Hengsty in West Smithy to hold their regular meeting. Mrs H B Smith, president, presided over business followed by a program with songs led by Harry Spicer, readings for Abraham Lincoln’s birthday by Mrs John Boland and Miss Sullivan. Duets by Mrs Spicer and Miss Mauritee, with accompanist Mrs W W Graham. Hostesses Miss Macinnes Hazel Knowlton and Helen Johnson served refreshments of pineapple whip and vot.
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Opportunity
Chi
Mrr
C. Mi Hengsty
West Smitty Slyeat
H. B. Smilth
Harry Spicer
Clu
John Boland
Musi Marjons Sullivan
Spiegr Amt
W. W. Graham
Dein Macinnes
Hazel Knowlton
Helen Johnson
Fee
Fish Builds a Nest Says Nature Magazine
A misread fragment notes a fish building a nest with grass sand water weeds and mucus to attract a mate. The text implies female involvement after the nest is completed and mentions a natural behavior described by Nature Magazine.
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Nature Magazine
First annual father and son banquet at church
The Methodists plan their first father and son banquet on March 1 at 6 15 p m with D A Hillstrom as chairman Rev Perry J Haines will give the address and Artur Fillstrom will speak on Our Responsibilities to Our Dads Bob Fleming discusses Our Dads Howard Sheen will lead singing Tickets are 80 cents, including father and son, available this week from club leaders pastors or C M Hengst. This marks the YMCA’s first such event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Churen
D. A. Hillstrom
Perry J. Haines
Methodist Church
Artour Fillstrom
Bob Fleming
Howard Sheen
High Sbout
C. M. Hengst
M.C. A
Warren Women Win at Bridge Trophy Title
Mrs V A Clarke and Leroy Thurtell of Washington DC won the sulpher trophy in the central Pennsylvania bridge tournament with 117 1 2 points on Saturday night. Runners up were Mrs L Jamieson and Mrs Albert Rockwell of Warren with 107, Trembath and Carleton C Jones of Wilkes-Barre tied at 104, and John Wisenbrown with S Aurorn of Reading at 99 1 2.
Stocks Suffer Severe Break as Michigan Banks Close
The stock market opened with a sharp drop led by bank shares after Michigan banks were closed for eight days. By midafternoon, losses eased but declines remained small, with heavy selling fading. The list shows First National Bank of New York down 104 points along with broad weakness across major industries.
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Michigan
Stock Exchange
United Press
NEW York
First National Bank of
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T&t
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
B&o
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Aerys Chrysler Sontinental
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Enisey
Penn State Architect Sees Pennsylvanias Early Economic Boost
Pittsburgh February 14 economists predict renewed business activity will reach Pennsylvania early as the building industry expands. J Burn Helme associate professor of architecture at Pennsylvania State College said at the American Ceramic Society annual convention that this industry growth should help cut unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
J. Burn Helme
Second Way
Amenean Ceramic Society
Helme
Pennsylvania State College
Ken in Peril as Ardeth Proposes Mountain Rest
In a tense scene Ken teeters on sanity after strain and illness. Ardeth urges Tom to secure a mountain cabin for Ken to recover in quiet away from Cecile and prying eyes. Doctor warns rest and time are essential, while Ardeth reveals a bold plan to save Ken without a sanitarium.
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Pon
Tom
Ardeth
Airdeth
Ken
Ron
Som
Gil
Don
Harry Knowles
Ian
Ariluth
Marge Nials
Cecile
Nim— Weven
Coruscate
Cantina
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America
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Novarro
Clarence Brown
Lewis Stone
Warner Oland
Ralph Morgan
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Belasco
Oil City Trust Canvas
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PART
Charles Bowilrenu
Salamanc
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Martha, Alfreds
Wilma Rich
Wein
Bitl
Kissa
Corry
L. Gordon
Spring Crewe
Harry Lamona
Evelyn Brigham
R. N
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Uhis
Wiliam H. Brennan
Howard Wykoff
Wis
Erie
ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley Kennel Club
Gerald B. O'Reilly
Kirksville
Kirksville Teachers
Wichita
Kat—M. L. Meyer
Seattle
Wash
Forest Kay
Associated Gas Workers’ Party
Philatheas
Opportunity Club Meeting
R. FE. D
Morning Glory
Doane Hardware
West Main Street
Perry F. Haines
Ands General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Kiby National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
de Penna
Oi Gale
Studebaker
E . Texas Co
United Corphee US Steel
Westinghouse Electurcans
Woolworth
N.Y. Gurb Ark Nat Gas
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AS Gas & Electric A
Lone Star Gas
Westen BS
PENN
Salada Brown
Salada
Japan
Gladys. Johnson
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Sone
Tom Cleared His
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