Sevens Blizzard Disrupts City. Union City Events Held
A seven s storm struck the city around one o clock last night causing brief disruptions and icy conditions. The MLL Orchestra’s program at the Odd Fellows hall drew a large crowd and the evening was deemed a success. Union City saw a gas company report delay and a January clearance sale announce specials. A bus breakdown near Erie delayed travelers and a truck skid blocked traffic. Erie County basketball saw Union High defeat Girard and Albion beat West Millcreek as the league standings emerged. Mrs. Etta Wood and Mrs. M. A. Ransom visited from Long Beach, returning to Sherman later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High
Girard
Wesleyville
Albion
West Millcreek
Personal Mention Traditions of travel and visits throughout states
Personal notices list Mrs. Baird in New York City with relatives, Mr and Mrs D Baird visiting Philadelphia, Jintle Diby youth in Philadelphia, Allan M. Spencer back to Kane Uily, Mrs. Brice Banks traveling to Brie and Cleveland to visit sister, Mr and Mrs Areny Whitcomb guests of grandmother in Bearinke, Desmond returning from Chicago, Montreal trip upcoming, Mrs. Foley visiting Nilup Ohio, Miss Charis Whiteley off to Rochester Minnesota, Mr and Mrs B Porter Brown and family with Mrs Flynn visiting Bradford, Mrs Brown recovering from sprained wrist, Miss Mather Angle visiting Asherbull, Miss Ldn Leansisteoing Spartansoure, Mrs. Cauley visiting Oklahoma City, Carl Keppe and family returning home, Mrs. C F Blistane, Mrs. Mullones to Miami and southern points, Mrs. B H Thomas returning to Cambridge Springs, Mrs. K S Durham and Anlie return from Youngsville, Mrs. C B Kinney visiting Youngsville, Mrs. Ki recovering in Unity all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Baird
New York City
Philadelphia
Jintle
Philadelphe
Allan M. Spencer
Kane
Bla
Otter
Brice Banks
Werddy
Chigigo
Montreal
Can
J. Foley
Nilup
Ohio
CA. Billig
Charis Whiteley
Rochester
Minn
Whiteley
Huntin
B. Porter Brown
Flynn
Breford
Curry
Ida Hurd
Brown
Bradford
Miss Mather
Asherbull. O
Shea
Gossat
Ldn
Spartansoure
Mies
Layrson
Ines Wellness
Alta
Carl Keppe
Te City
A. B. Zorbin
Ive
C.F. Blistane
Games Mullones
Miami
B. H. Thomas
Earl Button
Cambridge Springs
K. S. Durham
Anlie
Youngsville
C. B. Kinney
Ayariel
Mes. Ki
Unity
Move to Save Convicted Man Kudzinowski Faces Appeals
Peter Kudzinowski, condemned for the murder of Joseph Stovelli in Wershy City New Jersey, awaits a writ of error and possible stay of execution. Convicted of first degree murder yesterday, he seeks appeal to higher authorities as his attorney argues the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wershy City
N J
Gan
Peter Kudzinowski
Joseph Stovelli
Kudzinowski
Luciens
Kudzinowsie
New Officers Are Installed at WB A Societal Meeting
TheWB A held a ceremony at the Miceibee ball last evening to install new officers led by Mary Patterson as installing officer. Mrs J S Panisoh approved as financiary and Mrs Mary Murray announced Mrs Palliot 48’s resignation as president. Dissent and membership procedures were noted, with dues payable to Mrs Paulson at 51 W. Goagyass street and several committee members named for oversight. Minnie Biker appeared as a guest and was welcomed by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA
J. $. Panisoh
Mary Murray
Palliot
Mary Patterson
Ollie Techhuestion
Paulson
Goagyass ‘Street
Atis Hathis Adame
Jose Sessirm Ni Jit
Compdaud
Ming
Wrye
Bachelwer
Harley Drake
Brith Deke
John Chase
Claim Lincoln Letters Forged in Boston
A Boston story reports handwriting expert William S Hingston examined the Lingola letters claimed to be Lincoln captions. The notice mentions Mrs Gay Smith of Corey and Minty Alien Smith living with grandparents on Ington Street in Washset. A medical incident is noted as Carrie Powell was moved to Gowry hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wiliam S Hingston
Minty Alien Smith
Stein
Gay Smith
Corey
Mintingseh
Ington St
Carrie Powell
Polon City
Gowry Hospita
Block Would Promote Bout For Charity
United Press reports publisher Paul Block prepared to promote a proposed bout between Snole Sharkey of Boston and Young Skeibling of Georgia if receipts go to charity. Fighters would donate one fourth of any guaranteed money to the same charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Paul Block
Snole Sharkey
Boston
Young] Skeibling
Georgia
I Monty
Block
Market Close Sketch of Major Industrials and Autos
A compact summary lists firms across sectors from copper and nickel to autos and oil. Names include Anaconda, Kennecott, Chile, Chrysler, General Motors, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Continental, Pure Oil, Sinclair, Skelly, Texas Co, Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Reading, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Westinghouse, and Humble. The mix suggests a reader note on closing market activity and notable listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Copper
Chile Copper
Kennecott International
Nickel Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Continental Mets
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Avis
Mailind
Continental
Pan American
Pure Oil
Simms Pat Sinclair
Skelly
Stell
Union
Transcontinental
Texas Co
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Brmiep Kraye Es
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific Northern Pacifc
New York Central
Reading
St Paul
Seabsird
Bethlehem Steel
Republic
Steel
Sage US Leethorne
Porto Riva
Ribber Chhimbi Gas & Biecivye ‘Westingionise
NY Airbrake
Curtis Aera
Wing
Carol Chem Loews
Simous
General Electric
Pittsburgh
Curb
Humble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex Theatre
Jean Hersholt
Jazz Mao
Marian Nixon
George Lewis
MLL
Ahtion City
Dinenness
Odd Fellows
Union City
Hida
Longverti
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Siny
Journal
Erie
North East Road
North East
Etta Wood
M. A. Ransom
Long Beach
Culir
Oliver Casler
Sherman
WB. A
Lincoln
Sy Unitea Pie
Guci Ag We
Christmas Club National Bank of Corry
Member
Federal Reserve System
Grand Theatre
the Water Front
Salt Creek
Penn OW
Curb Am Gont
Kansis Gas
Lone Star Gas
Tekin OW and Land
Nei
Better Service Garage Church
WM. van Vleet
Our
Citizen National Bank
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