Personal Mentions From Jamestown and Nearby Towns
Local society notes list many residents traveling to visit relatives and attending events. Names include Miss Margaret Connell, Joan Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Alexander, Miss Anna Burns, Mrs. E J Morris, Mrs. John Rowan, Mrs. Raymond Anderson, Postmaster F G Jones, and others visiting Erie Cambridge Springs Jamestown and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Connell
Hartford
Conn
Joan Connell
Ward Alexander
Anna Burns
Erie
E. J. Morris
Brié
John Rowan
Morris
Raymond Anderson
Jamestown Baying
F. G. Jones
Spartansburg
Postmasters' Association
Cambridge ‘Springs
C. A. Johnson
Harald Shiannon
C. S Bentley
Cambridge Springs
Festmasters’ Association
C.H. Windahl
Corry
Darkstown
P. J. Hopkins
Jara Town
Brady
Fla
Iren Schader
Clyde Hall
Brie
Ryirl Mail Qarriers
Jennie Bowell
G. A. Histon
Hiie
Katherine Biston
Ville
Relat
Local Gossip and City Notes From Early Week
Mrs Seth Black travels to Williamson West Virginia to plan her new home with Mr Black manager of a Woolworth store. Allan M Spencer returns to Kang after a city visit with family on West Wayne Street. Herbert Wellman resumes work in Olean after visiting his sisters in town. Miss Mary Anderson to visit Union City with Miss Lilling Dallman over the weekend. Dr D Paddell from Evie visits the city for a day of business. An accident left FE Morey in fair condition at Hanover Hospital after a minor crash and dispute. Curtains installed at Hex Theater described as beautifying with Metropolitan Studio Tonawanda producing stage settings supervised by A B Ibbotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Gates
J. W. Ober
Erie
Tillotson
J. ©. Young
Cleveland
Jualina
Figme
Yella Harmon
Youngstown
Seth Black
Williamson
W. Va
Mike
Mr. Black
Woolworth Five
Herbert Wellman
Pred ‘Ropit
Hazel Wellman
Olean
Mary Anderson
Lilling Dallman
Union City
D. Paddell
Evie
FE. Morey
Raye 26Th Street
Hanver Hospital
Tonawanda
A.B. Ibbotson
Ibbotson
Radio Features Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS Networks
A fragmented radio log lists program blocks across NBC and CBS networks. Entries mention WOR WIZ and WABC style dramatized stories with music, hour of theatre with soloists and orchestra, and Verdi opera selections. Names such as Charles Ryan Hughes Jay George and a reference to a president appear in the uncertain text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Charles Ryan Hughes
Wor
CBS
Jay George
Gool- Univer
Patrolman Albert Geis averts serious accident in Pittsburgh
A taxi crash near the Fort Wayne tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad was stopped when Patrolman Albert Geis intervened, averting a serious incident. The pervading item also notes social club plans in Dowens Sunday School and a Western Union four cent per 100 words overseas cable service launching from Corry to Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Albert Geis
Broadway Limited
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Local Scout Master Earns Honors Amid Rotary Event
Grand Rapids based scout, a high ranking officer with bronze gold and silver palm and thirty seven merit badges, was entertained by the Rotary Club at the Pantland Hotel. Patrolman C Nadden stopped a car at Waterford revealing 1928 Illinois plates and an unlicensed driver. The two men in the car were arrested and claim ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agic
Grand Rapids
Rotary Club
Pantland Hotel
C. Nadden
State Highway Patrol
Waterford
Illinois
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REX Theatre
Wilma Banky
Ronald Coleman
America
Alto
Ben B. Lindsey
Fiat
H.W. Alverson
Washington, D.C
Eni
Questa
Elwyn
Maxine Alon
George Washington
Oil City
Crist
Compan Oil
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
THE
RITZ
Dowens
Crass
Seith
Arthur
Campbell
Thelma King
Usui
Western Union
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Ireland
Corty
Newcomb Carlton
London
Thanor M. Cai R
Fred Root
Grand Mapis Herald
Phillip Racos
Corry Boy Stouly
Tom
Tony
Monarch of All Thrill Stars
Sahara
Tom MIX
Ee Grand Theatre Weiss
Olive Borden
Erie - Cleveland - Warren - Jamestown
DU Pont
E.E. Guignon
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