Local residents host visitors and travel to events
Cols city residents welcomed guests visiting Erie Bradford and Meadville areas. Maude Thornton Evie, Elsie Hudson Claude Frank traveled to Erie. Fralick family returned from Erie. Mead, Millead, Mary Jean Mary. H. A. Davis family Edinboro hosted J. A. Lanster family. Eugene Dirksen Belgium left for Lily Dale New York to meet Haight parents. Barnard Meadville visiting Wagner home, plan to reside here. Moran Koehler left Clifton New Jersey after stay with Crags West Smith. Heaton Jamestown returned home. Desmond attended James Bracken Elizabeth Day wedding in Groton Mass. Gildersleeve Pittsburgh visiting Watran en route. Peebles hosted by Avery family. Durlam to Buffalo for graduation. Sundéan Cleveland visit returns home to Maine.
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Eugene Dirksen
Belgium
Lily Dale
N. Y
J. C. Haight
Oliver Barnard
Meadville
A. F. Wagner
Clifton
N. J
Harold Crags
West Smith Street
Clifford Heaton
Jamestown
L. K. Desmond
James Bracken
Elizabeth Day
Groton
Mass
G. B. Kysav
Sauton
Jay Avery
W. Gildersleeve
Pittsburgh
Corry
Watran
Clyde Peebles
Shayon
W. L. Durlam
Buffalo
Myxie Durham
Buffalo City Hospital
Bris Sundéan
Cleveland
Lottie Moffitt
Short-Lived Federation of Central America
By 1823 five Central American states formed a national union with a U S type constitution. The federation began to collapse in 1830s, with dissolution by 1847 and full disintegration by 1880 after partial end in 1840s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameri States
United States
Old Timers Reflect on Rughooking Traditions
An elderly reader quotes a quirky line from the Boston Herald pondering what happened to the beloved rughooking era. The piece evokes nostalgia for folk crafts and the charm of past grandmothers who stitched and hooked throughout their days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Yesteryear
Social notes mark busy weekend across Jamestown area
Personal mentions list Sunday visits and guests including Mr and Mrs FFugK Jones and daughter Helen in Jamestown with the Pearson and Slattery families, plus trips by L.M. Wells and others. Many relatives from Corry, Cambridge Springs, Erie, Kane, and Meadville are noted visiting or returning home, with multiple stays at local homes and brief trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffugk Jones
Helen
A.D. Cotegrove
August Pearson
Jamestown
Pearson Familly
Corry
Buell Street
Mra Pearsons
Jone
L.M. Wells
Cook
Theodore Fox
J. M. ‘Sheeley
A. EB. Lanston
Eiinboro
H. A. Davis
Sunda
Frances Klinge
Cambridge Springs
Sarah Bell
Charles McMillan
W. Park Place
J. A. Puller
Sundey Fo T Weir
Cleveland
Austin Dempsey
Marion Street
Anna Patchett
Dempsey
Katherine Auer
Tne
Harry Auer
Melvin Schrambling
Orrin Kennedy
Erie
Oh Friends
City
Stocks Slump After Friday Rally Fails On Senate Tax Clash
In New York, the market fell back from last week’s gains amid a technical setback. Leading shares rallied later with utilities and rails, while steel and chemical names recovered some ground. Names such as American Can, Westinghouse, Auburn, and Atchison moved from early lows as closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange showed irregular activity across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Senate
Aled Chemical
Case
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Auburn
Atchison
New York Stock Exchange
Atlantic Refining
Saudi Fortevaciaetea
BGBGO
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Ase
Chrysler
Curtiss’ Wright
General Motors International
Nickéemme
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York
Gentral Northern Pacific
Studebaker
Texas Co
US Steel
Woolworth i
N.Y
Miss Margaret Burkhardt Returns to Cleveland Home
Miss Margaret Burkhardt, a dietician at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland, returned this afternoon to the city to spend the weekend at her West Pyedevick street home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Burkhardt and family. Mrs. Amy Kaufman, who had been visiting her daughter Mrs. Jack Ruppersberger for several days, also left for Morne In Meadyilte Speed and Thought A svienlist declarations and other garbled text follow, with fragments of unrelated items and a traced Washington trio note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ames
Clark’s
Hanover
N. AL
FN. Ames
West Smith St
FM. Rich
Swan Powell
Bethany
W. Vac
Hs Tr Dnor
Charlotte Rick
Bethany College
Qren Wilegar
Arthur
William Hudson
Blue Eye
Sidney B. Risto
State College
N. Young
Bie
Robert Guying
Marning
Bumtulo
Goving
Allegheny College
Meadville
Chester Potocki
Union City
Anna Rouse
Wathabing
Whs
Corn Rouse
West Smith Street
North Gohimbus
Mayer
Charles Dixon
Ravenna
Catry
C. d. Pitt
Delaware
Glenn Group
Evie
Miter
Lester Cole
Jamily
Erie
Andrew Pawon
Maple Avenue
Helen Murtha
Kane
Margaret Burkhardt
Cleveland
Mr. C. F. Burkhardt
West Pyedevick Street
Miss Burkhardt
Lakeside Hoopital
Amy Kaufman
Jack Ruppersberger
Meadyilte
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Rex
Teal
My Husband
Madame X
Othe Rich
George Brent
John Miljan
Bette Davis
Adrienne Dore
B. A
Columbus
Ater
Mearsville
Maudé Thornton
Leo Franz
East Bond Street
Elsie Hudson
Claude Frank
Clarence Hanes
Thomas Mead
Ann Mille
Mary Jean
McLaughlin
H. A. Davis and
Hiveyett
Edinboro
J. A. Lanster
Park’ Street
A.M. Lite
Dauetley
Betty
Jay King
Bradford
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main St
RED Star
North Center St
Keister’s
Keister
Pate
All Ladies
Wed
A. M
Kaynee
Tye
Florence Mu
Herald
Washington
Gearse Washington
Adibress
Ruth Chatterton
Rex Theatre
Ersonal
Flengucial
Lon South Cor Au
Newry
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