Fragmentary 1920s political chatter and club chatter
Disjointed notes mention Ste nshaw na shell Peter toe ay and NYPA backing, a May session and voting hints. References to a reform or nomination and a Penn involvement, with stray lines about teachers, a reform or VEIT, and party notes. The text is incomplete and reads like fragmented campaign or club discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenshawna Shell
Peter Toe
Genieee Etsily High
NYPA
Sterday Sary
Byers announces wedding date for Betty Byers and Walter Gillick
Mt Pleasant Pa Mrs Byers announces September 4 as the wedding date for her daughter Betty to Walter Gillick of Conneaut Ohio. Betty Byers, a Mt Pleasant High School graduate, works at a local W T Grant store. Walter Gillick, Penn State alumnus and Delta Chi member, is in business with his father in Conneaut Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &. Byers
Mt. Pleasant
Betty
Walter Gulicls
HL. Guiick
Conneaut
Ohio
Miss Byers
Mt. Pleasant High School
W.T. Grant Company
Gillick
Corry High School
Penn State College
Asthma Sufferers Flock to Kane for Hay Fever Season
Kane July 26 arrangements are being completed for the largest crowd of hay fever and asthma sufferers in history. Reservations indicate health visitors will greatly extend previous years. Start of the hay fever season is later this year due to weather, with many visitors staying two weeks or longer. New Thomson Hotel reports dozens of families booking two months, and more reservations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
iNgé
Thomson
Personal Notices of Coury Area Social Circle
Numerous residents from Coury and nearby towns attended a landing party at Ceferol Park Saturday night. The list includes Neil Barton Smith and Mrs Barton Smith visiting Chicago for several days with Irienia Carlyle Sawyer and many others. Multiple locals vacationed at Chautauqua Lake, worked in North East, or visited relatives in Erie and Olean, with extended family trips to Buffalo and Lovain Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coury
Ceferol Park
Martha Brorkman
Chicago
Prederick Miller
IV Larkenhouse
Oeopnis
G. M. Hillbury
Chautauqua Lake
Marian Rumbargh
Robert
Jey
Airs
James Wassink
North East
Orebar Beach
Lake Erie
Lawrence Davison Jar
Jon
Win
Alber Kurt
Silver Creek
John Sheehan
Tom Williams
Henry Thayer
Westfield
Louise Buybank
SL Louis
Marian Skidmore
Prante
Washield
Mose Aaron
Toronto
Can
Weisert
Philadelphia
J. Aaron
Eric
Phillip Bernstein
Cincinnati
Morris Bernstein
BR. Lewis
Mon
Robert Lewis
Titaville Thenas
Jane Crim
Newport News
Becker Electrocuted for Brookville Murder
John Becker faced execution by electric chair for the Brookville murder. The ceremony proceeded with officers securing him, a momentary cry in his eyes, and the switch triggering a lethal jolt before Dr. Schwartz confirmed the death. Localizing testimony came from Mrs. Barton Smith, a childhood friend of the victim, Miss Bracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Brookville
Barton Smith
Wast
Pleasant Street
Couple Wed Here Sunday In Meuiville Ceremony
Miss Opal Stevens and Richard Newle, both of Meuiville, married Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church in Wuin City. Rev Walter Eaton officiated. The ceremony was followed by a wedding reception at a nearby home, with attendees including Mrs. Ora Miller and Mrs. May Donewack Covad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes Reynolds
A. Cauley
Evie Wit Thein
Thuwglet
Aves
Charles
Lutu Bele Armstrong
Idling
Gunn
Aly
Mt. Clemeny
Michigan
Luruay
Michel McMahoy
Ene
Jessy Koestner
Evin
Eily Sunlay
Richard Stedmall
Hye
Kane
Amy
Davis
Nichuty
Kerr
Antestawn
Slulla Savakn Spon
Frien
Walleybeunt Prien
Olean
Bradford
Chistenson
Erie
Ora J. Miller
Spring Street
Adell
Cote Miller
Skye
Menyivills
Mother of Tom Mix Dies in Dubois
Mrs. Mix longtime Dubois resident and mother of the famous cowboy actor Tom Mix has died. The city notes her passing after years known for supporting her son’s early film career and life in Dubois where Tom was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom MIX
Dubois
Beta
Will Iba
Hope
Lermon
Mix
Dite Bois
Tom
Ton Ats
Pleasantville Boy Is Killed
A Pleasantville boy, age about a year, son of Mrs Madys Custer Dibble of Tyasiant Mey, died after being struck on a sidewalk near his home. He fell and did not regain consciousness. Police and medical staff attended but he died en route to Pleasantville City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madys Custer Dibble
Thusville City Hospital
Man Crushed Under Auto in Rimersburg Incident
A man named Noel Miler from Rimersburg died when struck by a moving auto near his home. Witnesses report he was attempting to board a bus when the vehicle hit him. Investigators caution unsafe highway conditions and a possible side-swipe by another vehicle along the route.
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J. Wy Hutch
Rimersburg
Falully
Noel Miler Ie
Eht Coun
Inn
Bine
Wits
Buss Sealy
Hurry Blas
Kanne City
Alto
Boy Is Critically Hurt After Auto Collision
An 11 year old boy was struck by a car driven by Totus Volk of Kitterning near DuBois hospital. He suffered a severe head injury and was listed in critical condition with medical staff treating him for trauma.
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Boy
United Press
Totus Volk
Kitterning
Cael
Tarantuim
DuBois Hospital
Market Gossip Signals Mixed Wall Street Outlook
Wall Street opens bullish yet cautious as investors anticipate profit taking after strong U. S. Steel results. Analysts expect a brief uptrend pause as Congress and court actions loom, while Chrysler and International Harvester reports bolster sentiment. First-half steel shipments rise 7.6 million tons, lifting earnings expectations for the year. wheat crop prospects buoy farm equipment demand and fertilzer firms, though baking costs may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Daly
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Congress
Dewi
Dewi of the Court Bill Tail Anpi
Supreme Court
Chrysler
Isha Motors
Inauitg
Kwininy HoMeNtum
Market Setback With Profit Taking in New York Stocks
New York stocks faced a second setback in tight trading with small declines and limited pressure. Utilities opened strong but settled, led by Consolidated Edison reporting 47 cents per share for the quarter, 12 cents ahead of a year ago. gains trimmed by mid-session. Major names listed include American Smelting and Refining, Boeing, General Motors, International Nickel, Kennecott, Nash, Studebaker, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Warner Bros, with Verdi’s symphony noted as a cultural aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le U.S. Bteel Cor Namities
Myron GC
Mithy
New York
Marlel Loflay
Cnee Ieeesnyyy
T&t
BOR, Renilly Avintiin
Lythichem Steel
Boeing Jr Siren Bom
Curtiss-Wright
Ceneral Mota
Intesnstional Nivel
Kennecott
Montemmely Ward Cree
Nash Welvinator
National Dairy
Certrat A
Norham Pacifc
Otis Steel
Neem
Paramount Pie
Texas Co
Studebaker — Mtnited Corp
US Steel
Warner ‘Bros
Westinghouse Electric Whalworth
Young Sheet
N.Y
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Rex
Conrad Veidt Bonny
Atta Ata
Raymond. Romney
Massey Eile
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
National Bank
The
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Exch
Washington, D. G
Obesity Cash Stores
Silver King
Bisquick
Walley
Robitt Long
Bria
Cy Keppel
Mabel Carvill
Sunitiy
Meadvill
GENERAL@ ELECTRIC
Sitar
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
J. E. Collins
Conrad
Pleasantville
Keister
Corry
North Center St
Poor
Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
McCord
Lone Star Gas
Verdi
Guiseppe Verdi
Symphony
Palstaff
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