Local Visitors and Trips Highlight Union City Day
Daily notices list numerous Union City residents and visitors. Ralph Kepler and Mayme Lillie are in the city visiting relatives, while H Bosworth and G Webb travel for business to Pittsfield and Erie respectively. Others journey to Warren, Meadville, and Brie for visits, with several attendees and hosts noted across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gom. Barloig
Fowleise Union City
Ralph Kepler
Brie
Iday
Mayme Lillie
H. Bosworth
Pittsfield
G. &. Webb
Erie
W. L. Peake
Mayuille
Smith
Spring Creek
W. Arthur Foster
Patterson
Erin
Farwell notes and city visitors amid funeral observance
Mrs Alton Peterson left this alter for Brie for a visit with friend 1 1 Wateguy avid son einai wert to Brie thi afternoon we apend Hie weekend uy guests of friends Mrs HE N Myrick of Sherman who fins been Ai thy city we Gin tacest oh frends returned home thin afteenoon Villard Miles of Kaborid Avenue to me incipatient at the howpical wat re parted as a very werious condition this blueroun Birse Lo Venue Book and son Jar eth who hve been the xookie of Met FE Davis returned to their home AU Sherman this afternoon Tie Mines Marion and wel Strand have returned to Jamestown Witer spending several days with their Asif Men Weary TS follow on Avent Go T Tenry of Youngsville aad Agent Great Peters of Irving ton and Wo HL Thompson of Union City aid Tariff Inspector Lt N Tay lor of Hire are in the city to attend the funeral of Joseph Bhangh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Peterson
Brie
Wateguy
Einai
HE. N
Myrick
Sherman
Villard Miles
Kaborid Avenue
Book
Jareth
Met FE
Davis
AU Sherman
Marion
Wel Strand
Jamestown
Most Valuable Necklace Subject of Litigation
In New York on January 18 a claim centers on what is called the most valuable pearl necklace in history. Importers V aind L Renesiat say Cartier and others sold it for 1,800,000 dollars and sue for their share. Cartier asserts 835,000 dollars. the original procurer Angeninat refuses to name the source. The necklace bears an enamel clasp and a Catherine the Empress of Russia portrait, though it is denied to have Russian imperial origin. The purchaser’s identity is not disclosed, beyond being non-New Yorker and American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twelay
Aind L
Catherine
Russia
Cantior
Newberry Denies Plans to Resign From Senate Seat
Washington reports quote Michigan Senator Newberry denying resignation plans amid a bust vote. He says he will not quit, despite charges of personal knowledge of campaign financing excesses. The Senate debate and findings influence his political future and party standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Walslngton
Jay
Truman HH. Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Christmas Seal Campaign Totals $400 In City
The Christmas seal drive in the city raised about $100 with Miss Lucile Love as campaign chairwoman announcing the results today. The total subscriptions exceed last year, showing a strong effort led by Miss Love.
Motors and Rails Lead On on the New York Exchange
Wall Street reports a strong market with motor equipment and rail shares leading the advance on the New York Stock Exchange. Studebaker and Chandler, Beidlsker figures noted, 1921 and 1922 gains mentioned amid widespread manufacturing and building data. Federal Reserve limits and year ahead outlook cited as constrictive factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Gayle
New York Stock Exchange
Cluiitier
Sytileal
Shay
Paeandler
Beidslker
Leart Chandler
Studebaker
Studsbaker
Allick
Federal Reserve Agatin
Federal Reserve Board
New York Stock Circulation Triggered by Rail and Steel Firms
A fragmented stock note lists numerous companies including American Smelters, American Woolen, Republic Steel, Studebaker, Sinclair Oil, Texas Gulf Sulphur, and Union Oil among others. It references trades on major lines such as New York Central, Northern Pacific, and Penn RR with mentions of rail and energy firms, reflecting a busy market snapshot with multiple sector names and price movement implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrican Smelters
American T&t
American Woolen
Hospital Directors Meet at Corry Hospital Association
Members of the Corry Hospital Association board met to hear the new superintendent Mrs Milne report for December and outline policy for the year. The board approved the plans and praised management, with a financial report on initiation affairs and a forthcoming annual statement. A store opening in the city was announced by HL McKeen for Continental Store, to be part of a chain already operating in Western Pennsylvania, with two more stores planned in the Erie district this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mile
Milne
US Steel Lys
Willys Overkina
HL. McKeen
Hag
Sire
Wester Pannsylvaniia
Flow
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Mary Miles Minter
Realart Company
Pathe News
the Sheik
H. P. Stone
Mulvin
Unionity
Clymer
Feuple Parker
Union City
May
Parrangton
Diyans Bries
Joseph Pyke
Trone
Warren
Hans Duswhtert
Gertrude
Juli
Joseph Ebaugh
Gaiar
Cheveland
Trarasa
New Welion
Migs Ashton
Frank Chillies
Elkin City
EJ. Bellinger
Sheemaiy
George Eastor
Meg
J. J. Harden
Eny
B.D. Campbell
Akron
Cleveland
R. J -Baker
Rob
Rev
David
William
Union
Sim Jacobson
Buffalo
G. S. Hannah
Willian Jeffreys
No P
United Press
Logan & Bryan
Bonnar
Wilfeed
Arthur
Gerald
Glinehe
Acbbirt
Mentioo
Lewis
Ajax Bldg
NEW York Core
Allied Oil
Arlaneas
Boston Wyoming
Cosdon Pederul Oi
Blentick
Stat Gas
Mr Light & Heat
Midweat Refining
Ryan Consolidated
Salt Creek
Simms Petsi
Indiana
Bos
Sloan
United States
The
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
Oil City
Oil City Trust Company
Genter St
Electric Equipment Company
Agency For Modern Radio
Wireless
Starling
Washington St
Corner Center
Washington Sts
Starr Granite & Marble Works
East Washington Street
Old Home Town
Stanley
J. A. Lanston
N. Centar St
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