Pleasant party and social notices from Rochester area
The clipping records a visiting Paris guest Rene Cessee at Mr Carl Bahn in Rochester, a pleasant party hosted by Mrs A J Livons with twelve guests and bridge, several named attendees including Rev Me for, Mrs Lold and Mrs Cus Balin, plus a sale listing for a coal stove and a home gathering hosted by Mrs Frank O Day in West Smith Street with music and refreshments, and a rental notice for a garage on West Street along with additional social tidbits.
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Carl Bahn
Rochester
M . Wlin
Cindy
Frank Blair
West Wayne Street
Smial Seltow
G. T. Club
Cap Caldwell
East Smith Side
the Willows
George Johnson
Caldwell
Superior
Bell
Sue Walker
N. Genter Span
St Marys Annual Tanion of Former Slatesta Residents
The Aug week will bring sons and families of Slatesta Greece back to St Marys for the annual reunion. Members and relatives are expected to converge at local sites for ceremonies, socials, and a first celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
J. Wilcox
St Marys
Slatesta
Greece
Aociety
Kavi Mhendyariegs
Windford
St. Marys
Commingrim
Warren
Evie
Redford
Olean
Jersey
Ick Haven
Purpura’s
East Main Street
Glensied Park
Brie
Hargilin
Walker
Cepter St
Leslie Named in Major Suit Against State Banker
State Senator Max G Leslie was sued for 70 000 cash by Unitea rr PITESBURGH. Leslie made loans to Carnegie rust Corapally ve b business met af Canjeelé ware also bad. The total amount sought by the state nears 100 000. The loans were pledged on a conte vany now adjudicated bankrupt and lender names include Laurali Mas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Rr
Pitesburgh
Max G. Leslie
Leslie
Carnegie Rust Corapally
Joans Mal Iy Leulie
Yig
Lauralie Mas
Eilely Hay
Bea Fedents
Yorks
Poison Mother case ends in deadlock in jury
In Crow Point Indiana July 26 after 13 jurors debated for hours the jury failed to reach a verdict on Anna Cunningham mother of Gary accused of poisoning her ten year old son Walter and other children The defense says she confessed then recanted and proclaims innocence as jurors kept vigil and read the Bible through the long night believing God won t let them convict her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Point
Ind
Anna Cunningham
Peiven
Gary
Sul
Cunninghiin
Walter
Cinpingham
Yiv
Gloria Gould to Run Entirely Women Led Broadway Theatre
Gloria Gould daughter of the late George Jay Gould proposes a new embassy theater run entirely by women from top to bottom. She envisions an intimate, refined venue with female operators, musicians, and management, seeking a contract directing role with the Metropolitan, Broadway theater group through Major Bowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Gloria Gould
Bri
Bernie
Gloria
George Jay Gould
Coop
Metro-Ghidwin Mayer Company
Major Bowes
Miss Gouild
Teat
Henry
Deny Fraud in Ship Building
Philadelphia July 25 United States District Court charged that the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation received more than $11 000 000 in excess of wartime ship construction costs and filed a counterclaim seeking $8 990 520 plus interest alleging the government overpayment remains due for war work.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
United States
Bethlehem Corporation
Ilims
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