Miss Oleta McCray Visits Union City with Friends
Miss Oleta McCray goes to Union City with friends for a daytime visit. John Pappas left for New York City last evening and will sail Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs Ralph Boyle travels to Titusville for Commencement at Tuaville High School this evening with her nephew Richard Nelson in the graduating class. A H Stokes of Buffalo has returned home after a brief city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta McCray
Union City
John Pappas
New York City
Ralph 7. Boyle
Titusville
Tuuaville High School
Richard Nelson
A. H. Stokes
Buffalo
Roger Bracken
Colwell
Greenfield
Mass
Mary Bracken
June “Raymond
Bucknell College
Lewisburg
Frank M. Raymond
East Smith Street
J.J. Haight
Jameston
Cole Beatty
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Appointments
Mrs Lawrence K Desmond and her daughter Louise of Oakville Ontario arrived for a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Desmond on East Pleasant Street. Numerous guests from Buffalo Rochester Elmira Jamestown and Meadville were noted visiting attending church events and the Alumni banquet. A Junior-Senior prom at St Edward's School was announced while local residents traveled for business and leisure across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence K. Desmond
Louise
Oakville
Ont
J. J. Desmond
East Pleasant , Street
Harold Orts
Buffalo
Lilllian Ward
Rochester
N. Y
Aia Fer
McVaugh
J. J. Dingle
Huntsdale
Corr
Minion City
Corry
Walter Sands
Mt. Vernom
N.Y
Mary Bracken
Richard Bates
Westfield
Emmy Carroll
Cora Anderson
Gerald Blanchard
Bile
St. Edward's School
Bee Mumford and Daughter
Meadville
R. C. Barth
Jamestown
Charles Crane
Addison
W.L. Peake
Hast Street
Crane
George Thomas
Barton
Smith and Son
Harvey Dockum
W. Miller
Wreslrick
Carrie Allen
B. Linscott
Fred Ross
Lyle Thomas
Ava
Centerville
E Company
Leroy A. Lincoln
Butters
Missing 15 year old girl in Washington search urged
Police and Justice agents sought help to locate Rownee Josephine Stephens 15 daughter of Winston B Stephens personnel director of resettlement administration missing for two days in Washington June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polic
Department of Justice
Werg Asker
Rdnee
Josephine Stephens
Winston B. Stephens
Resettlement Administration
Congress Recesses for GOP Meeting
Washington June 5 Congress agreed to adjourn during the Republican convention and reconvene June 15 to finish legislative business. The Senate backed a rule allowing both Houses a one week adjournment after a brief Monday meeting, with only bills in conference between the House and Senate to be addressed upon reassembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Uyney
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Corntress
D A R Meet at Spartansburg
The Closing meeting of the season of Brokenstraw Valley Charter Daughters of the American Revolution was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. George Davis in Spartansburg. Eighteen members attended. Mrs. Davis, hostess, was assisted by a committee including Mrs. C F McCray Miss Emma Linjscott Mrs J B Norton and Mrs J B Young. Mrs Walter L Peake gave a paper on The Early Days of Corr and displayed photographs. After a short social period the chapter adjourned until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Noth
George Davis
Spartansburg
Charles Crane
Adilson
Davis
C.F. McCray
Emma. Linjscott
J. 8. Norton
J.B. Young
Walter L. Peake
Corr
Aged resident Rozell Patten dies suddenly at home
Rozell W. Patten, long resident of this area, died in bed at his home 735 East Main Street around 2 AM from a heart attack. Born May 25 1848 in Amity township near Wattsburg, he lived most of his life here. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Fred Mason and three other daughters Mrs Byron Hodge Mrs Dan Parkhurst and Mrs Golda Pattison along with seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Bracken Keating Funeral chapel with interment in Benverdam cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozell W. Patten
Bia
East Main Street
Cay
Fred Mason
Pattison
Farmer
Amity Township
Wattsburg
Mason
East Mul Street
Byron Hodge
Corry
Dan Parkhurst
Panama
Golda Pattison
Smiva City
Bracken-Keating
Bia O'Clock
Benvyerdam
Butler Urges 6.0.P. To Back Coalition
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University, a long‑time Republican power, proposed a mix including Franks Lowden to form the best Republican ticket. He said he did not know Gov. Alf M. Landon as the favorite, discussed possible vice presidential picks, and noted the aim to win back Democrats from the New Deal. Mrs. Julia Woolls has returned to Philadelphia after her mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Lowden
Miliwais
Air M Lanton
Kansan
Ue Gop
Cleveland
Wiliam B. Borah
Wado
Pranis Knox
Chicago
Ben
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Lester J. Dickinson
Iowa
Newton D. Bator
Wilson
Julia Woolls
City
Mary Bracken
Philadelphia
Kansas City Man to Lecture on Christian Science
James G. Rowell of the Mother Church Board of Lectureship will speak at the Fir Church of Christ Scientist in Kansas City Missouri tonight. The address titled Christian Science Its Ministry of Reconciliation will be introduced by Mrs. C B Wilcox. Out of town visitors from Jamestown Wares Erie Sherman and nearby areas expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Rowell
Kansas City
Fir Church
Christ
Rowell
Boston
Christian Science
C. B. Wilcox
Scientist Church
Jamtatown
Wares
Erie
Sherman
Market Gossip Reflects Prolonged Congress and French Tensions
United Press reports a unsettled stock market amid a lengthy congress session and rising French tensions. Traders see a cautious wait. Sleepy Hollow Exchange open 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with no rigging allowed. Asset liquidation planned for Hanes. Bond issues face trouble. 60 cash dividends and autos cited. Sabotage term linked to French worker strikes with wooden shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wall Street
Oc Jors
Exchange
Sleepy Hollow Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ex- Hanes
Witinerse
Sleepy Hallow
Stock Exchange
Rip van Winkle
Financial
Sword
Chesapeake & Ohio
France May Be Forced Off Gold Standard
France faces gold outflow amid labor strife as stock prices drift lower on a light trading day. Market notes report heavy Paris gold exodus and fear of abandoning the gold standard, with widespread declines in issue prices and a list of companies showing mixed shifts. Sugar eases and a San Francisco report on Moydin Mun notes traditional mourning customs in Chinatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York
Stock Exchange
Paris
Lucamoi Amervican
American
Allacanda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Eththany
Benffix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia - Ok Y
Continental Can
Erie
General Elertrie
General Motors
International Nickel Kennerott
Kelvinatorkee Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
Vinnystown
N.Y
Antutwas
Arro Supply
Agia Gas de
McCord
Stox
West Pub
San Francisco
Moydin Mun
Chinatown
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Rex
Buck Jones
Ilver Spurs
Frederic
Merle Ron
the Dark Angel
Mammoth
Sutter
E. E. Guignon
Tood
Hamburg
Lake Ene
A&p Food Stores
D.A.R
Wieners
Oleo
Butler
Columbia
Lowden-Baker
Park Street Church
Citizens Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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