Personal Mention Highlights City Socials and Visits
Mrs. , 8 Shop and son spend the day in Erie. Ruth Wetswers visits Union City friends. Miss Elizabeth Keloler travels to Erie. Ruth Thomas visits Union City. Mary Kenney spends the day. Chas. Shite returns from Mahaffey. V. T. Shusa visiting. Mrs. Jeanie Arnold in New York on Arnold Tat Shoppe business. Mr. Marl Hate and Mrs. R. Blakestoo attend funeral of Mrs. Baxter Ross. Basket plactic event at Columbus Lake scheduled. Dr John Weeks visiting in Union City. Daisy Hoy and Pilly Bagiey entertain at St Paul Orphan church. Misses Flannigan and Weschler visiting. Also notes various visits, relocations, and social reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shop
Eerie
Trak
Marrlete Te
Erie
Marthi Agar
Griewold
Ruth Wetswrs
Union
City
Fred Biteworth
Elizabeth Keloler
Les Ruth Thomas
Unionity
Mary Kenney
Ted
Lefey
Flint
Mich
Iter
Thin City
Chas
Mahaffey
Leon
V.T. Shusa
Jeanie Arnold
New Yorke
Arnold
GG Mirker
Brig
Havine
Wmy Lindhots A. Mowit
Hasriplyar
Iday
Wscitim
Jue Parente
Mrw
Mount Mie
Quienon
Mis Vo W. Graham
Greenville
John Weeks
New York City
Minsion Bry Society
St Paulie Ortheran Church
Bagley
Flanigan
Titurville
H. L. Rose
Rabbit loses Massachusetts driving license
Walter Rabbit Maranville of the Pittsburgh Pirates has his Massachusetts driving license revoked by Registrar Frank TE Goodwin. The former player was recently convicted of driving while under the influence of liquor and will now be limited to passenger status on automobile trips in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Walter “Rabbit” Maranville
Pittsburgh Pirates
Massachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Frank TE Goodwin
Maranville
Kiqua
Wall Street Journal Financial Review and Executor Notice
Wall Street Journal Financial Review reports a volatile market with selling pressure in late trading and a liquidation remark. Executor notice for the estate of C. P. Roxers Sr. issued. creditors urged to present claims to John S. Rogers and R. Rogers in Corry, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
United Press
New York
Sweks
Strokerase
Fae
C. P Roxers Sr
John S. Rogers
R. Rogers
Corry
T&s
A Sisson
Marine Bank Bldg
Eric, Pa
Boy That Failed in a Small Town Tale
A boy once praised by his mother for a bright future fades under neglect and illness. He falls behind peers, shows little ambition, and grows dull and listless. The mother’s faith wavers as hope drains away. The piece portrays a family watching a promising child drift from expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Hiss
Mother
Market Report Notes From A Shaky Trading Session
Fragmentary market brief notes show declines in primary markets with grain and cotton weakening. Copper and metal prices closed higher in London while foreign exchange was volatile as Sterling firmed and French francs slipped. References to oil and energy firms appear in scattered fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Market Close Summary Amid Mixed Oil and Rail Shares
A fragmentary market page lists varied figures for oil, gas, and rail stocks. Names include American Smelting, Northern Pacific, Reading, Sinclair Oil, Pacific Oil, Ohio Fuel, and New York Central with scattered price quotes and percentage moves. Data appears incomplete and may reflect intraday or closing quotes from multiple exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Srgan
Chicago
Wester Stileaga
Northwestern
Ené
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
AN Pickford
Croce Millers
Chaar Sot
Mary Pickford
Tess
Tess OF the
THURS
Theo, Moore
Union City
Abs
Usher
W. Pleasant Street
Enlo
Warren
WM. Raymovist
5. Tingndell
J. Koester
Bria
Julia Kowstner
Aleta Hujel
Father
Beecham
White Grant
Dundee
Hoins
Gole
Criqui
Ig Sparta
Citizens National Bank
Marie
Kelley Oil
Outhertt Pacific
Stulebaker
Texas Oy
Tranzcontinental
Union Oil
Nature Gas
Willys Overture
Kew York
Arkansas
Boston Wenning
Glenrek
Lowe Btar Gas
Severtace Age Mics Light & Hut
Bradford Oi
Tutual
ORB
Ohio Fuel & Supply
Ryan Consolidated
Yba
New Jersey
Cist Bbva
Cali
Pahot
Johnson
Fisat
John
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