Summer visitors and departures from local families
Miss Ruth Tillotson returns home from Warren to spend the summer with her mother Mrs. Florence Tillotson. James Hickey travels to Horhell for his sister Mrs. H J Sweeney's funeral. James Lewis, from George Washington University, comes home for summer with Mr. and Mrs. E J Lewis. Beverly Smith and Virginia Clark visit Erie for a day. George Orcutt returns from Dartmouth for a summer visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank N W Ames.
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Ruth ‘Tillotson
Warren
Florence Tillotson
J James Hickey
Horhell
H. J Sweeney
James Lewis
George ,Washington University
E. J. Lewis
Assis Giles
Beverly Smith
Washington, DC
M. Caldwell
Erie
Virginia Clark
Centerville
George Orcutt
Dartmouth University
Hanover
N. H
Frank NW. Ames
West Smith Street
M. J. Parkhurst
EB. A. Griswold
A. G. Reese
Amma Roest
Conneaut Lake
Lulu Slater
Marion Street
St. Peterspurg
Fla
H.R. Brigham
Buffalo
Will Blakeley
Mr. Brigham
Local residents visit and return from city and countryside
Personal mentions recount gatherings and travels of Pottsville families and friends from Jamestown and nearby towns. Several Misses and Mrs. profiles attend funerals for Mrs. Adelaide McKee and Mrs. Adelaide Makée, while others visit relatives in Findley Lake, Madison, and Erie.
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James K. Burley
Edwin
Pottsville
Isabelle Ruppersberg
R. N
Ruppersberg
Jennie Ranglin
Shevaan
Game
Adelaide McKee
William Lacey
Meadville
Soldher
Margaret Lacey
John Pickup
Ralph Mowry
Cattaragusi
Adglaide Makée F. P. Lite
A. M. Lita
Jamestown
Katherine McGrath
Bile
Villa Maria College
0.Z. Hawkins
H. H. Keppel
Wallace Hammond
A. ©. Lyons
Wallace Yount
J. H. Castor
M. L. Brown
Mise Lucile Murray
Mise Lucile Murray of This City, and Mrs. Rugere Dirksen
Brussels
Belgium
Ralph McCord
North East
Findley Lake
Keppel Cottage
Harold Harfas
Ralph Field
Madison, O
Stocks Recede After Early Advance On Wall Street
On the New York Stock Exchange June 14 quiet strength prevailed through most of the session with early gains above 2 points fading as profit taking near the close trimmed some advances. Traders expected favorable news from multiple sources while German bonds surged 4 to 6 points ahead of the Lau Sanne conference, suggesting a satisfactory outcome. Closing prices featured American Can American Locomotive American Smelters Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Continental Can Curtiss Wright General Motors International Nickel Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Penn RR Pure Oil Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey US Steel Westinghouse Vacuum.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eye de
BBR
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T&t
Anboonar Ees Eressve
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific
Chrysier Goledeg
Ned US Steel
Westinghouse Tractice
Weanlworth Jerrerseecseu Etry
N.Y. Gurb Ark Nat Gas
Assoc Gas & Wleettig Av
Cities
Borvide
Cccyeyee
Sr Sea Ye PS
Stox
Gone Star Gas
Western
Essa
Glaciers Link Weather Says Norwegian Scientist
A Norwegian scientist notes a direct connection between weather and glacier movements termed rivers of ice. He explains that advancing ice fronts cool the air and affect rainfall patterns, influencing crops and broad climate over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilel
Lee
Senator Dickinson Praises Hoover Amid Economic Crisis
Iowa Senator Dickinson compares Hoover to Lincoln in a keynote on economic rehabilitation. He emphasizes the president’s role in balancing the budget and guiding national recovery during the present financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Dickinson
Iowa
Hoover
Lincoln
Hoover Administration Review Of Its Program Overview
Dickinson recaps Hoover measures including the wage pledge, stand against industrial unrest, and utility cooperation. He cites expanded employment programs, a national unemployment committee, and federal services plus immigration limits. He credits moratoriums aiding debtor nations and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, while attacking Democratic opposition and stressing gold standard and fiscal balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Unemployment Committee
Federal Employment Service
Dickinson
Germany
National Gred It Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Land Banke
Federal Reserve Banks
Hoover
Republican Speaker Praises War-Era Policies and Tariff Stance
The speaker defend ed wartime administration actions focusing on three core agricultural aims: orderly marketing, tariff protection, and cheaper transport via inland waterways. He cited nearly $1 billion in federal aid to agriculture and credited Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act with preventing foreign market floods, while attacking Democratic protectionism and emphasizing disarmament progress and tensions in Asia.
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Farm Board
St Lawrence Waterway
Hawley-S
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Rex Roman
Spencer Shannon
Charles Bickford
Hollywood
Hollywood Studios
Condra Pharmacy
NaOunes
Ulap Ace
Carl Rowrke and Son
Onitland
Clymer
Dorothy Depew
Columbus
City
St. Edward's Hall
Mary Dawson
St. Edward's School
William Swann
J. B. Johnson
Sheffield
G.O.P
Everet Sanders
President Coolidge
Armis
Chicago
Endicott-Johnson’s
School OF Music
J. Flaherty
United States
Europe
Washington Street
Endicott
Pure Pull
Endicott-Johnson Retail Store
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Hoover Administration
A. M
Larifé
Patagonia
Siam
China
Russia
Japan
Haiti
Wica- Fragile
Salada Brown
SOCAL
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N. F. Ames & Co
Ersonal Finance
Beneficial Toon Sociaty South Cemter
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