Desmond Family Returns Home After City Visit
Mrs J Desmond and her daughters after nine Philadelphia visits return home. Mr Desmond arrived last evening from a business trip via Calleville. Gerald Parsons and Patricia Lucile spent yesterday in Titusville with friends. G G Taylor family enjoy weekend in Pontiac Michigan. Katherine Ghureh visited Erie for the day. Miss Helen Mberle from Erie arrived for a brief city stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, . Desmond
Philadelphia
William Wlcott
Misa Katherie Florence Desmond
Desmond
Rami
Caleville
Gerald Parsons
Patricia Lucile
Titusville
G. G. Taylor
Ruth
Jack
Pontiac
Mich
Katherine Ghureh
Erie
Helen Mberle
Personal Mentions From Jamestown Guests At City
Local society notes list Edward Cite of Jamestown visiting with his parents and friends, with other residents and visitors from Erie, Allegany, Union City, Findley Lake, and Cleveland staying at the Hotel Corry or nearby cottages. Attendees include Kotte, Thomsen, Babbitt, Moore, McKee, Mertz, Curry, Beckstedt, Loveland, Sloat, Obermay, Qoben, and Brooks among many relatives and extended family members. The piece covers travel to Erie, Niagara Falls, Atlantic City, and other locales with several weekend and week long visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cite
Jame Town
John Lille
Robert Long
Robert Thomsen
Northeast
Rita Waite
Allegany
Franklin T. Babbitt
Erie
Jacklin S. Babbitt
Amiss June Anderson
Kenneth Sheely
Bast Trying Street
Jamestown
Mary Kathryn Miler
Georgia Olmstead
Washington, D. C
Findley Lake
E. Hepler
Leo Hal
Earl Jackson
Robert Wolford
Buffalo
Mary Moore
George McKee
Townsend
R. A. Bachemer
Donald
Winifred Mertz
T. J
Atlantic City
M.S. Curry
McKeesport
City
B.S. Curry
Curry
E. L. Beckstedt
Cleveland, O
King Cottage
Four Corryites Hurt In Crash Near City
Four Corry residents suffered minor injuries when two autos collided near the city. The Chevrolet roadster was demolished. passengers included Stella Butcher, Mrs Kenneth Grant, Corry R D 2 and Mike McKetn. A Vanderhoof car escaped damage. Witnesses said both groups were en route from Columbus after a party. One driver, Melvin Vandehof, age 17 South Center Street, faced questions about reckless driving later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Vandehoff
South Center Street
Stella Butcher
Kenneth Grant
Corry R
Mike McKetn
Doud Hill
Charles Paik
Ruth Downey
Smith Street
Corry Beaverdam Road work resumes with early finish
Progress on the Corry Beaverdam road continues with rough grading and graveling done. Stone laying and surfacing equipment will be sent soon to complete the project, employing about thirty men and marking advancement of rural roads under the new highway department. Portions of Wayne and Concord townships also eye blacktop upgrades on existing stretches and detour routes from recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrybeaverdam Road
Highway Department
Beaverdam
Columbus Avenue
Searshill
Spencer Schoolhouse
Wayne Township
Spencer's Corners
Kinney
Corhers
Pine Corners
Concord Township
Darrow's Corners
Stranahan's Corners
Concord- Spartansburg
Corty-Spartansburg
Somerset Wins Fight for WPA Office HQ in 11th District
United Press reports Somerset chosen over Altoona as the 11th district WPA headquarters after Edward M. Jones confirms the decision. Somerset led with free space and pledges of priority, with three of four counties supporting the move. The 11th district includes Bedford, Cambria, Somerset, and Blair counties. Banks Hudson, Bedford, the district supervisor, noted beaver reintroduction for forest work in Snoqualmie National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoons
Works Progress Administration
11Th District
United Press
Somerset ml
Edward M. Jones
PVA
Somerset
Jones
District 11
Bedford
Cambri Somerset
Blair
Banks Hudson
Ihe
Steel and Auto Stocks Advance In Summer Market
Strength in steel and automobile shares lifted the dull New York market today. Analysts forecast further gains in the steel sector next week, with notable names including Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and Studebaker among active movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steek
American Smettera
American T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Canadian Pacific
Cé&O
Chrysler
Continental
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Erie Railroad Worker Injured While Working
Howard Martiny of Simon Gi, an Erie Railroad employee, was treated by Dr. J G Kibler yesterday afternoon for a hand injury after a steel fragment flew from a railroad tie and embedded in his right hand. The steel was removed and no serious results are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Martiny
Simon Gi
Erie Railroad
J. G. Kibler
Martin
Christmas Mystery at Millbank Manor
Betty Potter witnesses hush hush whispers at Millbank Manor during a Christmas Eve gathering. secrets surface between hostess Donetta, Lawrence Vane, and Roger Thornley as a nocturnal plan unfolds with Uncle Cyrus en route and a chilling warning about strange happenings in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Lota
Suky
Betty
Roger Thornley
Donstta Dane Mill|ihanks
Donetta
Roger
Gerry
Donella
Vane
Lawrences
Schuyler
Lawrence
Jesra
Santa
Claus
Miss Betty
Cyrus
Betty Potter
Millbank Manor
Denetia
Batty
Cyrua
Misa Betty
Cyrus K. Mantel
Millbank” Manor
Cyrus Ek
Una Cyrus
Uncle Gyrus
Oman
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Rex
Hard Rock Harrigan
Fred
Gil
Halewood
Alice
Corore
Aled Sande Pandeo
Bernian Production
Positor
Monitor Federal Reserve
Buster
Cloverdale
Ad Mint
Ralph Sloat
Ralph, Jr
Mineola
Uy Matar Tor jHovistt
Ghirles Patterson
Otter
Agron Obermay
Maxie
Mildred Qoben
State College
Lea Franz
Bond St
Clyde Cools
Dunkirk
Na Yi
J. M. Stable
Harriet Swan
New Haven
Conn
Chris Miller
Mst Keppel
Aber Lynn
Grant Hosier
Austin Jotson
DODGE
America
Dodge Wing
Youirnele
C. Christensen Motors
Center St
Seattle
Snoqualmie National Forest
Dais
Nations Dairy En
York
E.R.R
Gladys Shawerskine
Ivan Firth
Santa Claus
Sams
Milbaniss
Chang
Mica
Schuyler Millbanks
Schriyfer
Tach Wells
Wilbur Renton
Wilbur
Lawrence Vane
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