Local visitors and departures noted at city edges
Mrs. E. D. Pavison of Harrisburg visiting distict schools, leaves for Sinbury. Mrs. L. A. Mastin of Chanetangila New York tours rivals in the city for a few days. Jon Tross of Pittsburgh, formerly here, departed for Brat Turd Hillness. Georgia Myers and cousin Edit Ayers of Youngstown leave for Erle. Mrs. A. D. Coleguove Tett spends the day on business. Mrs. Alice Bowman and Lillian attend memorial for aunt Fr. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Babb and children from Brie visited at the former’s parents’ home. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Fox travel to visit Mrs. Harry Douglesey family. Mrs. H. Ly Agens returns from Buffalo with daughter Uni, undergoing care at Children’s Hospital. Children’s Burkhayt Wes Union City to attend schedule. Mrs. C. W. Bracken leaves for Pittsburgh on business. J. He Martin and Elisabeth Martin will spend Washington’s birthday in Boston after a Rochester visit. De Be G. Emerson travels one mile morning on e-sport day.
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E. D
Pavison
Stte Desiartment of Education
Harrisburg
Sinbury
L. A. Mastin
Chanetangila
N.Y
Selithves
Mason
Gerry
Jon ‘Tross
Pittsburgh
Hilsness
Miay
Georgia Myers
Dudu Edit Ayers
Youngetown
Erle
A. DB. Coleguove Tett
Domestons
Alice Bowman
Lillian
Auint
Price
Franklin Babb
Brie
Mya
F. Babbitt
T. G Fox
Weil
Harry Douglesey
H. Ly Agens
Buffalo
Unis
Children’'s Hospital
Iver
Union City
J. He Martin
Elisabeth Martini
Mevhanicy Institute
Rochester
Washington
Boston
Mass
Market Close Amid Turbulence Across Major Stocks
A volatile close sees Logan and Bagan from Oil City noting mixed shifts in prices for major firms including American Smelters, Anaconda, Utah Copper, US Steel, Continental Motors, Studebaker, Packard, and Bethlehem. Government funding for infrastructure and park land purchases also highlighted in context of broader financial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apar
Logan & Bagan
Oil City
Seppers
American Smelters
Oba
Anaconda
Orennecott
International Nickel Motors Cheyster
Gel Motors
Continental Motors Hupmobile Ce
Packard
Studebake
Witte Overland
Hawaiians In Fine Program At Auditorium
A lively Hawaiian program at the auditorium featured instrumental pieces and vocal selections. Albert and John Chambers introduced guests from Pittsburgh outlining plans for next year’s lyceum course as cards were distributed to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilun
Nidties
Leibelskcat Emproverer
Babbitt
Visity
John Chambers
Feall
Pittsburph
Lyceum
Visit of Mrs Emma Page in Jamestown District
Mrs Emma Page of Jamestown visits a theory this morning en route to Rave asih Reh aunt Mies Richalter who is ill. Mrs Pale 152 Jormien Caray resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Page
Jamestown
Asih Reh
Mies Richalter
Pale
Jormien Caray
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REX Theatre
Columbia Pictures Presents
Dorothy Revier
John Vpatrick
Edna Marion Arjorie Bonnier
Directed By
John G.adolfi
New York
Ben Lindsey
Betty Bronson
Alec B. Francis
Nt Smith
Kane
Rnin
Carl Fox
Cambridge
Qyie
Erie
George Washington
Oil City Trust Company
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
C. W. Bracken
Middle States
Shell Union
Ricttage
Testia ‘Co
Seaboard Canyon
Parile
Wabash
Bethlehem Surey
BTS
Republic Steel
Armie
T&t
Américan Waite
Goodrich
Abbar
Saar
Lesthar
Vere South Parti Heo Sigur
Buber
Dotivbln Gan ¢E Tauuhhie
Columbia Gay & Tiles YI Awastingboiss
Ps. N
Curtis Acro
Wey Ning Cura Choy Vues
Paramountemaions Wright Ayr
Dirishijrati Curt
York Curb
Aghansig Gar
Harrishorg
Department of Thiomal Aftuyes
Crete
Park Land
Anc Oghly
ODD Fellows
Warren Lodge
Jonathan Lodge
Fom Wammen Lodge
Ralph Bown
10. C. F
Mésdville
Ting
Clarence Agientapiain
Vancin
HA. Totinston
Warren
Telys
Fregreu
Lin Jatiatim
Aelias
Met
Mente
Fen Fister
New York City
Tati
P. J. Friesman
W. Peck
Cory Hoapita
Stepa
Munich
Foluy
WED
Grand Theatre
McCoy
Tim
Martine Ruthner
George C. Hult
A Meng
Goldy Mayer Norue
FBO
Cowboy Onus
Florence McCarthy
Nott Kerr Street
Leo McCarthy
Corry
Titusville Herald
Exsté DE Wolfe
Veta
The
Americun
Chaeeeta
Elsie de Wolfe
Nasional Broadcasting Company
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