Personal Notices From Erie City Comings and Goings
Long list of visitors and travelers from Erie and surrounding towns records weekend trips and family visits. Residents including Master Walter Palsim recent surgery at Hamot Hospital, Hazel Thompson visiting Sugar Grove, and numerous relatives from Kane Kane Pennsylvanias Wellsville and Warren traveled through Erie. Reads like a social notes column with small town names and weekend departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Paulsim
Hamot
Erie
Liberty Street
Hazel Thompson
Sugar Grove
Paul Davey
Wellsville
N. Y
Alice Phelps
4. Gross
Frances Kucnich
Centerville
Robert Nichols
Harold Shannon
Stroudsburg
New York City
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harold K. Powell
Marie Banks
Jeff
Hooversville
C. M. Butters
Oil City
Numerous Visitors and Travelers Flourish in Corry Scene
Local residents and visitors mingle across towns and states with many staying for weekends or brief visits. Names include Mise Anne Sekerak and Mrs Syph Sekerak in Fort Madison, Madison Jaws in Erie, Raymond Bensink in Greenville, Sam Irvine and Frank Ames returning from New York business trip, and Ray Squire from Hawaii visiting family in Corry. Guests arrive from Warren, Meadville, Gunnery, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Johnsonburg, Meangilly, Brown Hill, Jamestown, Cleveland, and more, with several departures noted to Pittburgh, Buffalo, Allegany, and Ont. lodging and social visits accompany weddings, retreats, and work trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keleher
C. B. Porter
Erie
Kathryn Milley
Clara Rosesweig
Cleveland
Hollis Unperman
John O&in
Corry
Mabel Kafferlin
Spring Creel
New Castle
Harley Marsh
Virginia Smith
Lyle Sullivan
Buffalo
Joe Sullivan
Frederick Street
Wires
Genevieve
Warren
Harold G. Wolf
Chicago
Depens Mica
Detroit
Wolfe
Cairy Fi
Rotary International
Misa Rita Weber
Pittsburgh
Paul Weber
C. A. Amable
Dorothy Whiteley
Mise Anne Sekerak
Syph Sekerak
Madison
Jaws
Greenville
Gus Eder
John Freng
Alice Frenc
Cooperstown
N. Y
Sam Irvine
Frank WN. Ames
New York City
Walter Aaron
Meadville
Aaron
Mary Malone
Malone- Burlhart
Marshal John Dempsey
West Wayne Street
Jane Mulheirn
Pittscuegh
Nelle Gilfoyle
A. E. Hughes
Win
Nella Racke
Charles Racke
Rte
J. J. Gordon
Johnsonburg
Mildred Decks
South Center Street
Decker
Charles Shuss
Gordon
Livergreen
Dayghter
Ann Celeste
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Ivergreen
E. D. Mackenzie
Concord Street
Ward Willis
Aca Rouert Finney
Brown Hill
Grace Willis
Meangilly
Bana Bromley
Mytorel
Millport
Julia Cuey
Ruth Beauty Shop
Ripley, N.Y
Gertrude Allen
De Harrolds Accused in Bed Tying of Children
Maybelle De Harrold and husband Raymond De Harrold are charged in Pontiac Michigan with tying their two children to a bed and taping their mouths to punish them for calling a neighbor during a wrestling tale. Arraignment on felony charges is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle de Harrold
Raymond de Harrold
Meybelle de Harrold
Pontiac
Mich
Lutherans Hold 82nd Pittsburgh Synod Convention in New Kensington
Rev E L Wagner represents St Pauls Lutheran Church as the Pittsburgh synod meets at First Evangelical Lutheran Church New Kensington. Reports on symbolic activity will be addressed as the convention runs through Friday. The text also notes a move of the oldest Christian monastery historical feature and mentions Mrs Katherine Te Catherine and guests in Kansas City visiting Mrs Willis Weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wagner
Corry Church
New Kensington
St. Paul's
Stocks Edge Higher as Trading Remains Tepid
June 18 New York traders awaited congressional adjournment and the appointment of securities commissioners under the securities exchange act of 1924. Volume was light and prices fluctuated. closing quotes included American Locomotive 28 1/2, General Motors 11 1/2, Montgomery Ward 8 3/4, Studebaker 5, and Westinghouse Electric 36 1/2, with many issues showing small gains or losses amid a cautious, erratic session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Eeeseee Bel American Locomotive
Atlantic Refining Beeeees
BOM Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Beflilzhem Steel Severes
BOA
Canadian Pacific Cererece DM
Ghpvbier
Ds Natarer
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
PAW
General Motors
Kennecott
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
RENAME B. P. W. C. STATE OFFICERS
Miss Inez Fitch, member of the Sorry Business and Professional Women's Club, was named recording secretary of the State Federation at its annual convention in Wagler’s Mere, Pa. Four hundred fifty child members attended, with officers reelected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Fitch
Sorry Business and Professional Women's Club
State Federation
Wagle's Mere
George Mulderick
Lawrente ‘Thomas
Inez Fiteh
Cor- Ty
Mountain romance tale of Ann Haskel and Diane Carroll
Ann Haskel, a stern mountain woman, disapproves of lodge life while a young artist Diane Carroll captivates her with talent and independence. John Herbert, a returned son drawn to writing, and Diane form an uneasy bond as a flood strands them. Amid danger and a tense social clash, Ann shepherds the group toward safety and confronts loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Haskel
Pine Knob
Owarks
Ann
Diane Carrol
Diane
Ana
Talis
Herbert
Judge Shannon
John Herbert
Jef Todd
Ater
Ant Haskel
Bill Carrol
Enal
Ream
Woodland Songster
Eagir
Sheeron
Aiter Ermich
Oman
Wiane Carrn
Ann Flashel
Ws Norsh
Setial
Wij
Ideaiistle Greamis
Aon
Tad
Argu
Jassica
Algiers
Ahn Haskel
Paris
John Herbere
Van
Raskel
Baelwwoode
Coe
Jeff
Bresh
Jeff Todd
Big Pine Mountains
Big Pine
Billy
Dindé
Hyear
Jeff Tedd
Eith
Lesha
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Rex
Wallace Beery
Mation
Black Bird
Doane
West Main
Phous
Root’s Furniture Store
Corry, Penn
Montgomery Ward & Co
Corry’s
Lutherans IN Convention
Ue Snay Peninsila
Gulf of Suom Tb
Mount Sins
Mount St. Teatherine
E. L. Filhy
Kansas City, To
Willis Weed
Northern Pacife - Gas Steel
Penn HR Pure Oil Raila
Socony Vaewilm
Standard Ol
Cinderella
Weby
Harold Bell Wright
Ann Huskel
Cam
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