Wedding Guests Travel Near and Far for Union City Ceremony
Mrs A S Boag of Lawrence Park visiting relatives plans to attend the wedding of Miss Rebecca Kié and Francis Mullen in Union City this evening along with Miss Kathryn Purcell of Corry as a guest. Dr J Zurlinder of Bradford spends the day in the city with friends. Mr and Mrs George Smith and three children of Falconer N Y, after a city visit this week, depart for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Boag
Lawrence Park
Union City
Rebecca Kié
Francis Mullen
Kathryn Purcell
Corry
J. Zurlinder
Bradford
George Smith
Tyore Children
Fatconer
O N. Y
Thoie
Lawrence Hammon
North East
Walter Freyhind
Jamestown
Minnie Cook
Los Angeles
Clymer
N. Y
Ella McCray
Mary Alice Geiger
Erie
C. H. Geiger
East Smith Street
Marion Smith
Charles Bartholme
Betty Morton
Cleve Morton
East Irving Street
Victor Carlson
Helen Jones
Visitors and Local Residents Arrive for Summer Weeks in City
A string of arrivals and departures marks a busy period with Mrs Harold F Cindergreen and daughter Ann of Wellesley Hills Mass visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Foster Cass returning from Kane, and Miss Agnes W Wilson of Brooklyn planning a summer stay. Others include residents from Erie Warren Jamestown and Pittsburgh visiting funerals, hospitals, or returning home after visits in Cleveland and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes W. Wilson
Brooklyn
Second Avenue
Brubelle McCloughan
Alfred Sykes
New York City
FS. Austin
George Keefe
Morris Bernstein
LeRoy Cady
Howard Loveland
Allie Taylor
Harriet Clough
Sam Irvin
Frantic Loveland
W. Bracken
RB. Mosier
Erie Council of Republican Women
Pitt Giiford
J. A. Cassidy
Erie
Cassidy
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Elizabeth Wickinwire
Guillermina Fiver
Porto Rico
Hame
Wickwire
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Ruth Lanston
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
J. A. Lanston
Park Street
Lawrence Bromley
Frana
Bell Shurmer
Harriet Hertzel
Miss Hertzel
Warren
A. D. Colegrove
Colorado man pleads guilty to long distance speeding
Everett Richards of Denver pleaded guilty over long distance telephone to a speeding charge and was fined $2.50 by Justice of the Peace J. H. Gowily. Cole-Un able to appear in court when his case was called. Fred May of West Columbus avenue, suffering with hand infection, reported improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Cole
Everett Richards
Denver
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Gowily
Fred May
West Columbus Avenue
Final services for Mrs. John D. Hansen observed
Largely attended funeral services for Mrs. John Hansen of North Mast R D 2 former Evans Corty were held at the home of her daughter Mrs. Eugene Powers on East Main Street. Rev B L Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran church officiated at 2 o clock. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Eugene Powers Felitar Nielsen George Newton Alonzo McIntosh Philip Derik and Nels Hansen. Out of town attendees included John Hansen Mr and Mrs Walter Blows Mrs Helen Allen Mrs William Moyat Mr and Mrs George Newton Nels Hansen Northeast Mr and Mrs Folmar Nielsen Mrs Adel Perkins Mrs Elsie Grugary Mrs Helen Leonard Mrs Jethe Nielsen and Mrs Genevieve Viamiesky of Union City Mrs Treva Melutoah and Alonzo Mcintosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Cindergreen
Ann
Wellesley Hills
Mass
City
Find Mra
MacKenisie
Concord Street
Foster Cass
Kane
Aeinér
J.B. Cass
M. Raymond
F. E. Whittlesey
Hamilton
Ont
John Hansen
John D. Hansen
North Mast
R. D
Evans Corty
Eugene Powers
East Main Street
B. L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Felitar Nielsen
George . Newton
Alonzo McIntosh
Philip Derik
Nels Hansen
Walter Blows
Helen Allen
Willam Moyat
George Newton
Northeast
Folmar Nielseri
Adel Perkins
Elsie Grugary
Helen Leonard
Jethe Niel Str
Genevieve Viamiesky
Union City
Treva Melutoah
Three Arrests In Raids On Erie Speakeasies
In Erie a chain of three raids by State Enforcement ended with three women arrested on charges of illegal liquor sales. Federal and local officers seized twenty gallons of untaxed whiskey, one car was confiscated, and an agent was doused with alcohol during the raid on the East 15th Street speakeasy known as the Speakeasy Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRAB
East 15Th Street
Ted Patchen
Patchen
Swithh
City to outlaw certain unprotected water heaters
Bills drafted by Assistant Solicitor Henry R. Jeffs propose banning unprotected water heaters in residences within two days after city council passes an ordinance. The measure follows a fatal incident involving two girls on the east side last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Jeffs
East Side
Townsend Club Meeting Elects Officers and Plans Community Events
The Townsend Club re elected A W Covell as president and named Leah Connors vice president Clyde Cook treasurer J J Macdowney recording secretary D B Leach social secretary The advisory board includes Frank Brooks Frank Heath L Tiffany TB J Lewis and Mrs Carrie Haughton The group will keep Corry Townend Club as a unit with one officer slate and maintain delegates for the convention near Independence Day events and speaker visits by Judge John Carabine of Springfield Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Covell
Townsend Club
Townsend
Grand Theater
United States
Waterford
John Carabine
Springfield
Mass
Carabine
Frank Brooks
Frank Heath
L. 2
Tiffany
TB. J. Lewis
Carrie Haughton
Corry Townend
Dairymen's League Meet Draws 100 Members at McCray House
Over 100 members of the Corry Local of the Dairymen's League attended the June meeting at the McCray Community House. Roy Swart reported on the Syracuse annual meeting held June 18. Entertainment followed with performances by the McCray family, a coral duet, humorous sketches, a reading, and a lunch of ice cream and cake. Adjournment planned for July at Beaverram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dairymen's League
McCray
Roy Swart
Syracuse
League
Warner McCray
Beatrice
Loyd
Joan McCray
Frances Wade
Leonard Swanson
Dorothy Gates
Colleet
Beaverram
Market Gossips Amid Convention Trading Fluctuations
United Press reports a mixed stock market week with irregular gains as Democrats convened in Philadelphia. Industrial average hovered near yearly highs before profit taking. steel shares led declines amid fears of tighter regulation while Chrysler hit a new high since 1929. Utilities held steady and railroads rebounded on a ruling against the railroad retirement act. Copper led demand trends, oils saw solid activity, and electricity output reached a record over 2 billion kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C
Chrysler
Supreme Court of the District At Columbia
Department Toves
Market rallies under steel trade and NY telephone hit
United Press reports mixed trading as the market dipped on American Telephone after a New York Public Service Commission rate cut. The decline sparked a broad rally led by other telephony and utility stocks before closing. Also noted is the death of Stella Knouss, 62, a longtime summer resident of Chautauqua, due to a cerebral hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
American Telephone
Public Service Commission of New York
New York Telephone Company
American Can
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T&t O
Atlantic Refining
Auburm Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright Columbia Oo
GE Oss
Chrysler
General Bi
Otis Steel
Packard
Penna RG
Socony Vacuum Exer Blandhard Oi
Cyyeie BU Studebaker
Stella Knouss
Chautauqua
Lone Star Cottege
Williamt B. Crandall
Weshfield
Bescon
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