Local residents travel for meetings and family matters
A parade of residents left for Miami to spend weeks away, while others returned home from Wellsville and New York City. Several attended meetings for utility and professional groups, visited relatives, or traveled to Erie and nearby towns for funerals and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Raymond
Hast Smith Street
Miami
Ada Baxter
Hadith
Wellsville
Ohio
Gari Minch
Therie
W. G. Cox
Jamestown
GG Murphy Company
Mr. Cox
Harold Rauscher
Clark Johnson
J. A. Dearing
George Patternom, Jr
Harborcreek
National Congress of
Parenta
Ant Eaguera
Erie County Council
Washington School Association
Luke Graham
New York City
Aero Supply Company
G. Scott Smith
Kane
J. H. Goldstein
Warren
Frank Keefe
P. G. Wood
John Mooney
Wesleyville
Keefe
Tulia Sullivan
St. Thomes
Churen
Levi Patterson
Spartansburg
Henry Green
Erle
Lillian Guild Plans Sale and St Patrick Oyster Clipper
Members of the Laan Ghau society met in the Parish Hall to finalize plans for a forthcoming sale and to organize an oyster clipper serving on St Patrick's Day March 17. Kitchen chairwomen include Mrs W A Steen Mrs Mary White Ulesey Mrs Harriet Clough and Mrs F E Davis. The dining room will be led by Mrs Quirk Lockwealt. Profits will boost the Guild's treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laan Ghau Saus Ing
Paish Hall
St. Patrick's Day
W. A. Steen
Mary White Ulesey
Harriet Clough
F. E. Davis
Qirink Lockwealt
91st Birthday Celebrated for Mrs. Sarah M. Olds
Mrs. Sarah M. Olds was honored yesterday at her Park Place home by relatives and friends. She remains active and cares for her home without help. A bouquet from friends in California, many gifts and greeting cards were shared. The celebration included a bountiful dinner, music, and visiting. W. J. Olds of Union City sent an original poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Mosier
Eri
Erle Dental Society
Mason's Gr Room
Weed
Toca
Catline Dean
New York City
Mog
Reynods
Eris
Tony Joya
Warren
G. A. Wallace
Carver House
Henry
Sarah M. Olds
Park Place Street
W. J. Olds
Union City
Harding Als'n Enjoys Program At Meeting
Last evening the Harding Home and School Association held a meeting in their building with about fifty parents and friends in attendance. A business session preceded a varied program featuring community singing, readings, papers, music, poems, whistling, and a closing address by Prantl Terry. The March committee is announced as Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Hoxelle, and Mrs. Goring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Harding Home and School Association
Walter Mercer
Bred Conner
Arthur Pairchild
Thorus
William Soper
Glenn Stearns
J. B. Dahlshand
Roy Street
George Buck
Brien Bills
Leonard Bills
Touglas Rozelle
Stecesa
Musainnger
Edward Tinley
Prantl Terry
Mercer Mis. Hoxelle
Goring
Spencer Aid Plans Social at Pullols Home
The Spencer Community Aid Society will hold a dime social at the home of Mr and Mrs J Pullols Friday evening. Everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Communnity Aid Society
J. Pullols
Corally
Brown Admits Some Letters Retained
Walter B. Brown, former postmaster general, testified to the Senate airmail committee that he still holds in his possession certain letters removed from the Post Office Department when he left office on March 1, 1933. He offered to inspect his personal files to confirm specifics and said the letters, not returned to Postmaster General James A. Farley, were extra copies he kept for protection.
Interest Dulls in Early Trading on United States Stocks
Stocks opened mixed on the New York exchange as traders paused for direction amid light order flow. Notable moves included gains for certain auto and utility issues while many industrials and gauges showed modest declines or flat readings at 2:15 PM with limited volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prew
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Ishurs
Howe Sound
Priset Automobile
Stax Chrysler
Star Gas
Columbia Gas
West Pub
Tot's Story Frees Mother From Murder Charge
Pittsburgh February story recounts how a frightened young girl told the coroner and county officials her mother defended herself against a drunken husband. Margaret White testified that she was pulled from bed by the hair as she clutched scissors, pleading to not be harmed. The coroner and jury weighed whether Alina White should be charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
United Press
Pittsburgh
Murcer
Margaret White
Alina Wiite
W L. McGregor
Margaret
Enchanting interlude ends as Stanley seeks own path
Stanley Paige an elegant society figure loses her fortune after a lawyer’s speculation but clings to love with Drew Armitage. When engagement ends she moves to a modest life with John Harmon Northrip, forming a hopeful bond amid social change and personal trials. Marcia Wingate returns to town, stirring old ties and gossip as Stanley navigates independence and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Paige
Stanley
Drew Armitage
Drew
Marey
Herriends
Ponty Doverest
Blanley
Drey
John Harmon Northrip
John Harmon
Marcia
Wingate
Nigel Storm
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Rex
John Wayne
Adaring
Dorothy Wilson
Douglass Montgomery Kay Johnson
Walter Connolly
Hollywood
Charles R. Rogar
Paramount Picture
Aldoltmt
Honcahsough
Kidweye
Ste
Mheuimele Arkes
Tia Newell
Tpaat
Anit
Exroot
Aptligue
Tiene
Novia
Omplexian
Goma Colt Hey
Eliya Futon
Pripalee Coat Ing Ease
Pinkham’s
Sloan's
Doan’s Pills
Keister
Member
Federal Reserve System
Lillian Guild Planning
Harding Als
Spencer Aid Plans
Aetna
Westinghouse Mazda
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Stree
Corry, Pa
Erie
General Eiectric
General Motors International Nic
Enue
National Daily
YOM Central
Northern Pacific
Penna Rrs
Galle
Studebaker
Eae
Texas
Steeley US
United Aircrafi
United Corps
Ceed Westinghouse Mlechit Moolworth
Tot
Mother
Allene Corliss
Ing
Sendic
John
Wiley
Hayman
Khaself
Uts
Pats
John Haemon
Holker
Staley
John Harman
Harmon
Sid
Madison Avenue
Ned
Mars
Perry
Jauice
Marei
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