Miss Myntle Fuller Visits Wesleyville Guest of Mrs White
Miss Myntle Fuller left this afternoon for Wesleyville to spend a few days as a guest of Mrs C White and her sister Mrs M A Caster while the Rover family and G L Guten of Sherman visited today then returned to relatives in Pittsburgh The P Williams returned home last evening from a business trip in Meadville William Williams spent yesterday in Freemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myntle Fuller
Wesleyville
C. W
M. A. Caster
G. XL
Rover
Guten
Sherman
Pittsburgh
P. Williams
Meadville
Williais
W. Hoskins
West South Street
Willan Foley
Cleveland
Walter Swett
East Pleasant Street
Robert Manley
H. E. Matley
Port Arthur
Tex
New York City
Ley
Helen Burkett
Niagara Falls
D. P. Callas
Albert O. Caldwell
TA. Lawrence
Tviusville
MA. Means
C. G. Keltz
Fred Shuss
Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Guests In Erie Area
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in this social column. Mrs TW Alverson visits Eilinngton New Jersey, Lyle Wilcox travels from Buffalo, Miss Bell goes to Cleveland, and Miss M G Neher arrives in the city for a visit. A long motor trip by Misses Powell Weeks Thirstob and Bonsteel spans Montreal Canada Warsaw Albany and more in New York. Mary Castor and Mary Roe lof arrive at Camp Caledon near Erie for a play with Mrs J H Castor and Mrs J B Roelofs accompanying. Various relatives and friends host and guest at many local homes, including individuals from Philadelphia Dunkirk Jamestown Kent and Milwaukee. Local residents and travelers announce departures, visits, and planned returns across multiple cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TW. Alverson
Marlon’ Street
Eilinngton
Lyle Wilcox
Buffalo
Stanic! Bell
Cleveland
M. G. Neher
Philadelphia
Mes. J
Roelofs
Hreir
Nira
Naomi
Dunkirk
Cresle
Jind
Farol Madison
Helen Dimers
Fipley
Roy Fields
Uut
George ‘Thompson
Spartansbuns
Lyle Pitt
Rome
Jim Columbus
D. I. Pitt
Delawaye Street
Ewer
Mimer
Shuss
Milwaukee
Wis
B. L. Morrow
Jamestown
Neylon Scmeviingest
Barnes
Death by Own Action Ends Editorial Career in New York
New York July 16 Harry Ballard 79 longtime newspaperman known for editorial writing at the World Telegram died last night after writing his own philosophy and placing it in the files of the World Telegram Ballard who served with James Gordon Bennett Jr Frank Munsey and others was a political reporter for the Chicago Inter Ocean and city editor during the World s fall of 1898 He worked with Herman Kohlsaat in the McKinley nomination campaign years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winesprece
New York
Harry Ballard
Stot
Taille
World Telegram
Ballard
James Gordon Bennett
Frank Munsey
World ‘Telegram
Telegram
Chicago
Pajama Fashion Sparks Public Debate Across States
A nationwide fashion trend sees women wearing pajamas in public, with police in Des Moines and Atlanta noting they are more modest than usual dresses. Reports describe pajamas on street corners in Dallas and Texarkana, while Arkansas towns lift restrictions, and a Texas streetcar incident draws attention as a woman carries an evening gown, illustrating a wide response to the pajama fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Atlanta
Dyin
Texarkana
Tax
Texarkesna
Ank
Arkansas: Town Side
Mexarkana
Tex
Otter
Texas
Dallas
State College Considers Buying Water Works
State College borough filed an application with the Public Service Commission to buy the water works under municipal ownership. The move aims to cut costs by reducing overhead and operating expenses, potentially lowering rates for residents. Located in Harrisburg, the action reflects a push toward public ownership of utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
State College Water Works
State College Borough
Public Service Commission
Gulf Shipping Menaced by Storm Along Gulf Coast
New Orleans reports vary 19 nautical winds sweeping the gulf coast endangering small shipping as the center of the disturbance nears Morgan City Louisiana. Electric power wires blown down in parts of New Orleans and high tides overflow sea walls along the Mississippi coast. Boats in harbor battered by the storm and harbor defenses report fighting boats held. Storm warnings hoisted as the weather threat continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Vary
Gulf Coast
Morgan City
Mississippi
Ponciartrain
Dornier Seaplane Plans New York Flight From Rio
The German Dornier seaplane will depart from Rio de Janeiro in July with C. J. Schildhauer piloting the craft. Stops are slated for Miami and Washington before reaching New York on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box
Rio
DS Janeiro
Brazil
Dornier
New York
C. JH. Schildhauer
Miami
Washington
Polish Major Arrested for Espionage in Warsaw
Maj. Peter Demieiwski of the Polish general staff was arrested in Warsaw on espionage charges. Authorities say they have sufficient evidence for conviction and a possible death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Peter Demieiwski
Stalf
Hotel Raid Repeats in Jamestown Nightcap
Jamestown reports a second raid on Irving hotel owner John Baird following a bid on the property last Thursday. Federal agents seized liquor during a search, and Baird was brought to police headquarters after the operation. Alvin Baird, reportedly unconscious from a drug, was found in a bedroom with legal papers nearby as agents questioned several accompanying individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
John Baird
Irving Hotel
Alton Baird
Prohibition
Taynestown
Federal Dry Agenta
Joseph Holcomb
Trving
Baird
Allen Baird
Delegates of Clubs Convene for Northwest District Luncheon
Representatives of Woman's Clubs of the Northwest district met at Hotel Corry for a luncheon to plan a yearlong program. Twelve members attended. Kane and Titusville clubs sent delegates while several chairmen were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Clubs of
Northwest District
Woman's Clubs
Thenl Chi
Corry
Tunnville Ad
Kane Libs
Ole
Lawrence
Caldwell
Titusville
McCloskey
Mrmns
Keity
Kane
JPHOLD RESTORATION OF ALCOHOL PERMITS
Pittsburgh July 16 The 48th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the restoration of permits for the Barr Manufacturing Co of Pennsylvania after Prohibition Commissioner Pennington revoked them for alleged bad faith. The case began with 67 000 gallons of denatured alcohol yearly for use in manufacturing hard goods. The district court had set aside the government action, but the appeals court ruled in favor of the Barr Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Baw Manufactring Co
Yom. PA
Circuit Sours of Appeals
John D. Pennington
Prohibition Administration Foy Deliware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Barr Company
Pennington
Iitler
U. S
Pittehargh
R. M. Gigson
Fegar
Baer Co
Market Close Summary From Historic Rail and Goods Listings
The fragment lists multiple railway firms including Canadian Pacific, Chicago and Great Western, Great Northern, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, New York Central, and Pennsylvania Railroad among others. It references corporate names and stock-like figures, with scattered notes on steel, aviation, leather, dairy, and electrical firms such as Westinghouse and General Electric, indicating a varied market close in a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Weelern
Great Northert
Missouri Pacie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex Sait
Heyer
Masa
Lloy el Forel
Bernice Claire
Victor Herbert
Clara Bow
Aba
Keister
Gare
TS Suicide
State College
Gulf
Federal Dry Agents
Albert Sweet
Geraldine Chase
George Chase
Canada
Nye
Hom
Edrick Suoes
Emma Jetsom
Newhouse
Shoehouse
Zothichem Steel
T&t
Bendis Aviation
Westinghouse
Wright A. Paramount
General Electric
American Smelters
Butte Copper & Zinc
Kennecott
International Nickel Motors
Chrysler
Continental Motors
NGI
General Motor
Hupmobile Packard
Studabaler
Willys Overland
Atlantic Refining
Continental
Continental Pet National Supply
Pitta United Gorp
Sinclair
Gio
Ohio
Commonwealth & Southern von ‘Tri-Continentalwa
United Corp
Standard Brandsee Pitesourga Curb
Humble Ol Mountain
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Penn Oil Weiss
New York Gurp Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas
Central States
Ersonal
Seley
South Center
Adit
Boen
America
Model Dairy CO
Corry, Penna
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve Bank
Montgomery Warp & CO
Center ST
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