Local Family Travel and Summer Visits Across Cities
My and Mr Cc 4 Annable spend Sunday in Pittsburgh with relatives then return home with Mrs Annable's sight Miss Hetty Byers who will spend the summer in the ity. Frank Moore returns to Corry from Oil City as a late visitor. Miss Whytie Buller arrives from Rochester to spend summer with her parents. Mr and Mrs A G Buller and Mr and Mrs F B Edwards visit Mrs Grant Pettit and husband in Butler.
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Annable
Pittsburgh
Hetty Byers
Ity
Frank Moore
Corry
Oil City
Whytiie Buller
Rochester
N. Y
A. G. Buller
F. B. Edwards
Grant Pettit
Butler
E. L. Wagner
Ben
New Kensington
Wagnar
Mein
Misa Peggy Hurshman
Ingram
Wagner
Herbert Otting
Columbis
Hazel Morrell
Exe
W. S. Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Sarah Tozer
Kenneth Nichols
William Ingram
Donald Williams
Uniontown
R. J. Duane
Kerley
Brie
Mr. Kerley
Chase
Mrs. Glenn Group
Phyllis Lyons Cme
Northeast
Williamsport
Endutint
Ralph McCond
Misa Irene Ketner
Kinderhoox
Dorothy Morrow
North Center Street
Vincent Williams
New York City
Personal mentions and weekend visits fill local social page
The society note lists Miss Katherine Zilch traveling to Brie for an overnight visit with her brother Chris Zieh and plans to visit Cleveland and her nephew Daniel Zitch. It records numerous visits by relatives and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. John O Connor and Mrs. Fila Fleming, and mentions attendees at Meadville, Detroit, and Washington trips. Several couples plan weekend travel to Eric, Ithaca, and Adirondack regions, with church and funeral observances noted.
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Katherine Zilch
Brie
Chris Zieh
Cleveland
Daniel Zitch
John O'Connor
Fila Pleming
Alfred Tomes
Kun
Tyrmens
JF. O'Connor
West Trederick Street
M. Edyard Moore
Washington, D. C
H. & Morgan and
Sonnny
Airs
D. O. Dougherty
Moore
Carl Lindsay
Claude Bralick
Eric
Uni
Andrew Urbanekt
RB. Powers
Ruth
Meadville
Mary Hotchkiss
Michael Malone
Eleanor Boyd
Detroit
Fier
Wis
Mary Malone
Agatha St. Pierre
Mich
Imple
G. Po' Rani
Thomas M. Bu Wael
Othur
Darkis
Fear Violence in Onion Patch
Barefoot workers marching for higher wages around the world’s largest onion patch faced a tense labor war as threats of violence rose hourly. About ten obion workers, many interned, worked marsh lands behind light weeders, vowing to resist landowners hiring strike-breakers to clear weeds threatening the crop.
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Ohio
United Press Ada
Jntersh
Westfield Car Crash Leaves Man Severely Hurt
A June 23 automobile accident on Route 20 near Westfield injured Warren J. Simmes, 52, with possible internal damage, fractured ribs, a broken jaw, and head injuries. Lieut. Carl E. Beutel, driving a Navy medical unit, struck the Simmes vehicle from behind, sending it onto its side. both cars suffered heavy damage. Simmes was taken to Cra ftail and Stowel's ambulance for treatment and remained under hospital reports.
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Westfield
A. i
Warren J. Simmes
Carl E. Beutel
Navy Medical Department
Citizen Conservation Corps
Pittsfield
Mass
San Praxciguo
Calif
Aratells
Jamestown General Hospital
Simmes
Craftail & Stowel
Bene Tél
Simmers
Death claims Lou L. Pierce in Corry veteran dies at 60
War veteran Lou L. Pierce, age 60, died at his sister Mrs. Dessie Howles home in Corry after an extended illness. He lived in Corry 25 years and is survived by two sisters Mrs. Howles and Mrs. J A Paterson and three brothers Ira, Guy both of Corry and Lee of Cleveland. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm from the late home, Pine Grove cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Leres
Amerley
Dessie Howles
Pierce
Corry
Hovwles
J. A. Paterson
Ira Pierce
Guy Pierce
Lee Pierce
Cleveland
Pine Grove Cemetery
Stocks Take Small Gain Amid Quiet Trading In New York
Stocks recovered from late nervousness as trading remained quiet with investors awaiting the five to administer the stock exchange act. Silver shares led a broad rise across groups while tickers lagged briefly due to prior selling pressures. Multiple major names such as American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and Studebaker showed gains in the closing prices.
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Unice
New York
Commission of Five
Stock Exchange Act
American
American Smelters i
American T&t
Anaconda
Suehl Atlantic Refining A
Aubue Ei Yy
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Ma Cinderella and the Backwoods War of Hearts
John Herbert Haskel returns from college to a farm run by his mother Ann and his scheming stepbrother Jeff Todd. He argues for spiritual work alongside law and laments backwoods ethics while seeking understanding with Diane Carrol and the Lodge crowd. Ann battles pride and belief as he confronts family and social pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Haskel
Ozark
John Herbert
Judge Shannon
Ann
Jeff Todd
Jef
Nance Jordan
Diane Carrol
Jeff
Jealdua
Todd
Sam
Tudge Shannon
Jet Todd
Funn Elaskel
Bill Fowlen
Hub
Ann Huskel
John Herber
Grint
Gma'te
Tia
Diane
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