Local residents return from trips and visits
Miss Mary Puller a St Vincent's student nurse returns to Hire after two weeks with her parents. Mr Kalvinage Ene and Mr and Mrs P M Waite with family left for Chautauqua Lake for two weeks at a cottage. Mr and Mrs Carl Slemm mens and Mr and Mrs Burlingame came home from a motor trip to Toronto and Cayrada. Mrs Fennett Curtis of Risunish will visit Cay today with friends on business. Miss Lucile Murray home from Hancock to summer with her parents on Mott Street. Mr Herrick Greenville Pa guest of Miss Virginia Kysar at West Washington Street. Mr Herrick returned home. Mr and Mrs A M Lite and daughter Betty back from motor trip to Butler visiting Mr and Mrs Nicholas Aquilano. Miss Margaret Kinney of Buffalo in the city for a short stay. Mr and Mrs Edward Moore Jef left last evening for Wheelertown after a day in the city. Mr and Mrs Clair Wilson and children return to Erie after a week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Puller
St Vincent's Hospital
Kalvinage
Ene
P. M. Waite
Chautaunua Lake
Carl Slemmmens
Burlingame
Toronto
Cayrada
Fennett Curtis
Risuinisieh
the Cay
Fiiemiis
Lucile Murray
Hancock
J, TD. Murray
Mott Street
Donald Herrick
Greenville
Virginia Kysar
West Washington Street
Herrick
A. M. Lite
Betty
Butler
Nicholas Aquilano
Margaret Kinney
Buffalo
Edward Moore
Wheelertown
Clair Wilson
Erie
Lois Milton
Franklin
Berenice Olds
Bist Srulth
Daniel Rusehis
Annabelle
Fred Healy
Bradard Tussi
Hb, Mudge
Portlana
Corry
Werethie Thomlig
W. Hoskins
Carol May
Richard
Conneaut
Plorence MuBvoy
Mary
Mora
Mere
Arthur Weldner
MH Reynolls
Ir Celoyon
Nyu
Lars Kowalshd
Crystal Beach
Canada
G. W. Moore
N.Y. S
Mr. Moore
A. Bb. Moore
Burid
Bathory
Howard Hollingsworthett
Philadelphia
Louis Williams
Panama Canal
Ruth Johns
Washington
Hy G Boring
Thomas Reed
DuBois
G. T. Bergman
East Teving
J. Fourney
Blue Tay
W. Va
P. T. Keefe
Wayne Street
Youngstown
Social Roundup of Visitors and Residents in City
Mrs Grace Morrison Poole, Washington, D C, president of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs, is in the city enroute to Chautauqua North Carolina where she will speak this week. Many locals and visitors are noted at meetings, travel plans, and family visits including Miss Esther Parker in Baltimore and Miss Donna Hamlow returning home to Le, with others heading to Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia for brief stays and events.
Funeral of John D. Day Near Wrightsville Pa
Memorial service for John David Day, who died at his home near Wrightsville, Pa, was held with rites at Alexander and Company's funeral parlors. Rev. Perry F. Halles, Methodist Episcopal pastor, officiated as many floral tributes were sent by relatives and friends. Burial followed at Centerville, his former home, in the cemetery on That Side. Pallbearers were Charles Wolk, RB. Proper, Wayne Ski, Thomas Bright, Charles Nichols and Joseph Atwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Day
Wrightsville
Alexander and Company
Perry F. Halles
Methodist Episcopal Chirch
Centerville
Fuch
Charles Wolk
RB. Proper
Wayne Ski
Thomas Bright
Charles Nichols
Joseph Atwell
Hope for Early Release of Factor Amid Kidnapping Wait
Chicago reports revival of hope for John Factor known as Jake the barber after ransom demand details surfaced. Factor’s associates show optimism as he reportedly handles talks with abductors and his fate remains uncertain amid high tension and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriceu
Chicago
Dilly A. Hope
John
Jake the Barber
Harlot
Factor
Rally in Rails Boosts Stocks Rally in Rails
A late rally in the railroad stocks pulled the market back from lows as trading picked up. Closing lists show American Car, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel and General Electric among active names as Bradford-Weatherbee families gather for a reunion near Corry with officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Uniten Press
New York
Promt Tele
American Smelters
Anacostta Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Deo
Cheyster Conmetitel Can
Columbia Gas
The Challenge of Love in Navestock
Young Dr. Wolfe arrives in Navestock to assist Dr. Threadgold and clashes with his wife over Wolfe's abilities. He treats Sir George Griges and witnesses poverty, unsanitary conditions, and social frictions. A Moor Farm portrait unfolds as Wolfe meets a bold, candid daughter who questions his role and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolfe
Litle Navestock
Montague Threadgold
Ress
Threadgold
Wolfe
George Griges
Dr. Threadgold
Des
Hhe House
Moor Farm
London
Chaye
Navestock
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Rex
IBIS
Gould
Dar
Wera Engels
Edna
Matoliver
Fulton Ours
Eine
Endicott Johnson
Eyhay
Oxfords
Women's New Whites
Endicott-Johnson
Grace Morrison Poole
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Chautauqua
N. C
Gil
Adrian McCoy
Meadville
Poole
Emmett Parker
Moale
Praf. Hudson
Esther Parker
Waterford
Baltimore
Johns Hopking University
Donna May Hamloy
H. J. Blass
Thomas Lynch
Thomas Lynch Tett This Morning, For His Home In Uniontows
Henry Norton
Cleveland
Walter Sweet
Grove Street
Ralph Weicht
East Bond Street
Donald Poley
Thomas Downey
James Gaffney
Babbitt
St Louis
Byron F. Babbitt
Prank M. Raymond
Bristol
Ruth Cres
Jeft
Mary Nehil
Miss Cres
Willoughby
Jamestown
N. Y
Oil City
Keystone
Emblem Oil Company
John D. Day
New York Cental
Northern Pacific
Penna RR Iis
Ysis Radio
Vacui
Cycynne Staidard
Studebaker Vess Ca
UB Leathey Teriseay Fd
United Aircraft Unite Gorp
Weatingiusé Flectric
Dig
Wroulwartt
Able Nat Gageee
Gitles Service
Eiecceena Agp
Lone Star Gas
Iaseete
Bradford-Weathervee
Ellis Rhodes
Spirlansturg
May Blair
Chandy, Rhodes
Rainboro
Warwick Deeping
Chapter
Fees More
Tarling
Mascall
Thread
Montague
Sophia
Theadgold
Mascau
Moxrow
Mascalla
Malam
Wells
Turling Moor
Josiah Grabbe
West Street
Beech Hill
Cyrrel
Navestoote
Jasper ‘Wurrell
Bung Row
Tatling Moor
Tia
Dr. Wolfe
Jess
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