Local residents in Rye and Erie for church services
Misses Katherine and Margaret Porcell and Mr and Mrs Earl ight were in Rye Saturday for a visit. Carpenter and P L Weeman of Detroit are in the city for a few days on business. Miss Ada Owens left for Buffalo today after assisting at the Pentecostal church. Mr Hazel Fairchilds also attended services and went to Erie this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Margaret Porcell
Mrs. Earlight
Rye
Carpenter
PL. Weeman
Detroit
Mich
Ada Owens
Buffalo
Pentecostal
Hazel Fairchilds
Erie
F. A. Loveland
New York City
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Jay Craker
Youngstown
Mary Patterson
Frank Raymond
Motor
Daytona Beach
GP. Kerley
Stel
Ln Tarte
Glenn
Oil City
Monks
Isabelle Edwards
R A, Brady
Meas Yilie
George Beduze
East South Street
William LaPage
Pittsburgh
Retaves
Thea P. Williams
Daytona
Florida
Joseph Krum
Krum
Erma McNulty
Ernest Soderquist
Jamestown
H. L. Blair
Warren
Fred
Clarendon
W.G. Swanson
May Blsir
West Way
Donald DeJean
Tvan Downey
Ross Glenn
Barton Smith
Orris Thayer
A. N. Goldfinch
Jamestown Y. M. G. A
Melle Keefe
Josep Hurley
Mary Anne
Dunkirk
Pennsylvania Avenue
Michael Gentile
J. 8. Purpura
Dorisones
Union City
Harvey Jones
Personal notices roll through Franklin with many travels
Local column records numerous visitors and travels. Earl MacCullum returns to Franklin after a city visit with friends. Miss Harrist Brakeman stays with sister Mrs. Samuel Bell in town. John Stanton heads to Florida by car. Dozens of Erie, Buffalo, Jamestown, and Erie area names appear with arrivals, departures, and brief stops.
Hundred at Guild Dinner Held for Church Fund
The Emmanuel Guild hosted about 100 guests at a George Washington themed dinner in the Parish Hall on Saturday evening. Menu included chicken pies, corn, mashed potatoes, gravy, bread and butter, salad, cherry pie and coffee. Proceeds go to the church treasury. next Guild meeting is Thursday, February 27, in the Parish House with hostesses Mrs Wilson J Edwards and Mrs KE MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel, Guild
A Yeardsley
George Washington
John Marlin
Guild
Parisi
Wilson J. Edwards
KE. D. ‘MacKenzie
Eskimos Face Rare Flint Rickels Disease Claim
Government physicians say flint rickels is a disease practically unknown among Eskimos. Report notes cases may occur but are not common, indicating the condition is not widespread in the population.
Fisher Urges Reno Vo Road Construction Move
Governor John S. Fisher asks state highway head J. L. Stuart to obtain a formal attorney general opinion on completing Highway Route 105 between Lock Haven and Reno Vo. If favorable, proceed with advertising the project to avoid delays. Senate Quigley and Eckels cited in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Renovo
Tech
In & Jattes
Jamey L. Stuart
State Highway Department
John S. Fisher
Stuart
Fisher
Baldwin and
Quigley
Hyme
Iigley
Siltec
Attoney
Eckels
Fury
Koch
Eckers
New York
Tam
Market Shows Sharp Decline In New York Stocks
Markets slump with widespread losses across multiple industries. Major stocks such as Westinghouse and General Electric fall, rails and industrials drop, and copper and gas prices retreat. Cotton and grain also sell off while call money rises to 4.75 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sless
Westinghouse
Amer Seneral Electrid
Radio
Averign Telephone
New York Central
General Motors
Anaconda
Jane Cdlton
Renlewals
Closing Market Quotations From Gil City Ledger
Stock quotations furnished by Lozan & Bryan of Gil City NYSE member. Lloyd M. Bracken, manager. Copper shares listed include American Smelting 272M Annogadm, Butte Copper & Zinc, Kennecott, International Nickel. Motors and auto names such as Continental Motors, General Motors, Hupmobile, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Yellow Truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lozan & Bryan
Gil City
New Yorke Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
American Smelters
Butte Copper & Zinc
T-S S- Kennecott
Pata Anc
International Nickel
Continental Motors
General Motors
Hupmobile
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Yellow Truce
Death Toll Rises After Western Wreck
Casualties mount as a western rail wreck leaves many injured, with healthcare workers transferring wounded from the scene to homes and roadhouses. Police and doctors recount harrowing scenes of screams, entrapment, and rescue attempts as officials tally the dead and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanveyankes
Tansfer
Stanley Helden
B.D. Belden
Heuil Court
Racine
Max Ieramet
Dhen Bedlam Wolke
Go, Smith
Chicago
Sci
Ihone
Dr. Smith
Plectric
Moterman Hall of
Hit and Run Fatality Hits Pittsburgh Area
A hit-and-run driver in Pittsburgh area left Robert Sinclair dead yesterday after a collision in Presbyterian Hospital. Homer Mingler, a 12-year-old also injured, was hospitalized with minor injuries from the same incident. The accident occurred on the first Saturday of the current week near Pan American Prairie Pipe Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Sinclair
Rouk
Fittsburgn
Soong
Presbyterian Hospital
SONY
Sai
Homer Mingler
Local Mail Carriers Hold County Meet in Erie
About seventy local carriers gathered at the YWCA building in Erie for the annual county meet with several Crawfard county visitors. A banquet followed and National President Nei H. Gounell of Ellieboro spoke on legislation and carrier issues while State President Cyrus McMichael of Cornaul Lake outlined the year’s program and focus on reaching full membership in five years. Officers elected included president Mrs. Paul Eastholme and secretary Mrs. Joe Lowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus McMichael
Corneaul Lake
Pennsylvania
Norman McLallen
Wateford
MM Reed
UF Erle
George Jackson
Harbor Creek
tYeaurrer
Otto Lafferty
Union City
Ned He Goodell
Vale Us
Bmirs
Paul Eastholme
Mtd City
Clyde Hall
Corry
Tienswer
Joe Lowes
Nori East
Marrners
Mimer Shuss
Merill Lillie
Air
Frank Schrader
Glenn Gates
Westley Ober
Tein Pulse
Gan Company Loses Tax Refund Suit in Supreme Court
The American Can Company lost a federal income and excess profits tax refund suit in supreme court over claims of writing in wartime prices. The case centered on attempts to inflate profits by overstating inventories to reduce net income. Also noted is Mrs. Ethel Rowney returning home after eye treatment in Br.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAN Company
Washington
American Can Company
Ethel Rowney
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EATRE
Jack
Lila Lee
Ralph Graves
Fyers
A Frank & Capra
Earl MacCullum
Franklin
Harrist Brakeman
Samuel Bell
John Stanton
H. H. Jones
N. Troy Gillette
Worth Hammond
William Lombard
Harold Dugan
Chcago
Daugherty
Titusville
Fred B. Edwards
Dil Guy
Thomas Monks
B. H. Royer
Milton R. Tipton
Hanover
Tipton and Son
Willie Holder
Cambridge Springs
Grand Theatre
Collyer
Louise Dresser
Vre
Modee Dairy CO
Corry, Pa
Lorsheim
Irolic
Coon-Sanders Dance Orchestra
WGY
NBC
Newhouse “Shoehouse
Sheim Shoes
Gt Western
Great, Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Tel Pena RR
Eee
Baas Asa
Southern
Pacifec
Steels American
Bethlehem Steel
Wir Steel Bey
American Tot
American Woolen
Artur A
Io LS Leather
Tuiciolaren Seay One
lColumbia Gas & Electric
West Airbrake
ASI
Curtis Wright
Eo Electric New
Humble Oil
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Penn Oil
SNI New York
Curb Aero Supply An
Arkansas Gas S.corress
Ascociated Gas A
Gilles Service
Prise Rubber
Lode Star
Atlantic Refining
Continentel Pet
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