Personal Travel and Visiting Notes Across Several Cities
Local notices record multiple visits and trips with many names. W H Tillis visits Ridgway while Miss Mary Sullivan and SN Nast plan a Sunday visit to Tionesta with the Faulkner household. Desmond visits Cleveland on business, and Robert Howgard departs for Meadville to join the Lafayette Hotel staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tillis
Ridgway
Mary Sullivan
SN. Nast
Tionesta
Faulkner
Desmond
Cleveland
Robert Howgard
Meadville
Lafayette
A. A. Williams
George
Orlando
Phi
Ea Gladys Pelee
Ruth Bennett
Erie
Jed Gentilman
Kang
Joe Gentilman
Samaly
Heiress and police dodged filing charges in sterilization case
San Francisco report says 21 year old heiress Ann Cooper Hewitt and authorities dodged responsibility for initiating complaints against those alleged to be responsible for a sterilization operation. The dispute centered on who should file, with the Assistant Attorney offering to approve complaints and the heiress's lawyer urging police to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Our Persons
Miss Hewitt
Maryon Cooper Hewitt McCarter
Tilton Tillman
Samuel Boyd
Mary Scally
August Fournier
Russell P. ‘Tyler
Ann
Tyler
Felt
Charges New York Gangsters Kidnapers In Court
A witness claimed Hauptmann was not the ring leader in the kidnaping plot and that others financed his defense. She said she received police protection at Governor Moore’s request after a tip to police and that fear prevented earlier disclosure. The witness alleged a larger New York connection supplying money for legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
A. Harry Moore
New York
Hauptman
A Wonderful Medicine Thompson Barosma Tablets
Mrs Lizzie M Bell of Los Angeles praises Thompson s Barosma Tablets as a diuretic kidney stimulant aiding rheumatic pains backache dizziness and eye spots noting relief if kidneys are clogged and promising a refund if not satisfied Also promotes Golden Lax Tablets with Barosme Tablets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Lizzie M. Bell
West 28Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Pson
Howard Curtis Dies Suddenl y In Corry
Howard W. Curtis hay buyer and wall renovator of 130 1 2 Fourth avenue Corry died suddenly at home shortly after returning from market to visit Mrs Curtis who is under medical care in Buffalo. He had been ill and under physician care. Survived by his widow. Funeral arrangements pending relatives arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty
Moon Howard W. Curtis
Hay
Wall Renowa Corry
Fourth Avenue
de Miller
Curtis
Buffalo
Longtime Corry resident Mary Nollinger dies at 94
Mary Nollinger 94 a Corry resident since the 1860s died Friday at 5 PM at 210 Wirth Street after a short illness from pneumonia. She came to the United States from Switzerland in 1841, lived in Corry about seventy years, and was the widow of George Nollinger. Survived by five children, eight grandchildren, and one great grandchild, she recalled Lincoln’s election and Corry’s growth. Funeral at St Elizabeth’s Church Monday at 9:20 AM with burial in St. Clemence Cemetery.
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Mary Nollinger
Corry
Wirth Street
Bur
Switzerland
Nollingw
George Nollinger
Nollinger
George
Fairviews Joseph
Chicago
Charles Henrietta
Tare
Arthur Nellinger
Sb Elizabeth’s Church
St. '3
Cemmetery
Erie man hit by car sustains fractures
John Vieyra, 45, of West Sixth Street Erie, husband of Nellie Vieyra and vice chairman of the Erie County Democratic Council, was struck early today at Thirteenth and Plaza streets by a speeding car driven by Roscoe Dnipper. He suffered a fractured right leg and body bruises and was admitted to Hamot Hospital. He is a prominent local figure and brother of Ora Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vieyra
West Sixth Street
Erie
Nellie Vieyra
Erie County Democratic Council
Roscoe
Dnipper
Plaza
Wieyra
Hamot
Ora Harper
Financial Gossip Boosts Stocks After AAA Rule
United Press Financial Editor Elmer C. Walzer reports a rising stock market on Monday after the Agricultural Adjustment Administration ruling, with strong gains in baking, food, and processing shares. The industrial average neared its 1981 high while rails and utilities rallied. oil, steel, and auto stocks advanced as gold and silver climbed on gold clause extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Supreme Court
AAA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Raibroad
Bethighern
New Jersey
California
Amerada
Continental
Consolidated
Pure Oil
Texas, Corporation
Phillips
Houston
Sael
Union
Motor Division
Chrysler
Bureau of the Mint
Stocks Irregular as Dollar Sinks in New York Markets
The American dollar fell versus foreign currencies as inflation fears rose yet stocks showed irregular trading and bonds advanced. Gold and many currencies neared dollar parity while the pound neared five dollars, with notable moves in securities including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Standard Oil, Westinghouse Electric, and Woolworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marriner $. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
American Can
Sone
American Smelters
T&t cc
Anaconda
Sete Os
Atlantic Refining
Standard OU NT
Studabaker
Rae
Dorgr Y
Iiss
Curt
Arkansas Gas
Aps Maya Assa Gas & Electric
Yen
Olle Bad Ees
Vaaane
MacCord Radio Base
Ississseecke PS
Brox Long Star Gas O
WY West Pub
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Preto
Thry
Charles Laughton
SUN
Morma Shearer
Keister
Member
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
Trvine
A. A. Merker
Wight Street
Harold Anderson
Sterling Malls Co
Charles Levihart
Nellie Rider
Niobe
N. Y
City
James Haren
East South Street
A. C. Boaz
Kathryn Ann
Lawrence Paris
Ethel Cole
Evie
W. W. Auer
Wals
Harold Gilbert
Corning
Benjamin Peirson
James Gentilman
John
Helen
Kane
Brie
Howard Curtis
Lumberjacks
Royal Made
North Center St
Johna Manyilie
Westinghouse Electric
Daily Cross
Hon
Ttaly
Mountsi SA
France
Ang
Guinea
Peo
Apat Fries Ely
Mee
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