Weekend visitor notes from Meadville and nearby towns
Mrs Andrew Philip of Meadville returns home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs N B R Dickson of West Pleasant street over the weekend Rev G B Macnamara of Emmanuel Episcopal church takes several weeks vacation in Philadelphia and elsewhere Mr and Mrs J C Avery of Sharon Pa depart for New York City after weekend with Mrs G C Malfroy and family Mr and Mrs William Banchart Grove City leave after a short stay in the city James and Thomas McEwan of Pittsburgh visit R R Powers in North Center street then head home Sam Miccin to Buffalo on business Ralph Carl Chiricuzia Dominic Falcone Thomas Varasso Raymond and Adam Piccirillo drive to Niagara Falls and Canada for the day Mr and Mrs Edward W Allen of Potsdam formerly of Corry are in the city a few days as guests of Mr Fisher and Mr and Mrs C C Blanchard of Spring street Mr and Mrs Richard P Marker and Miss Florence Lindquist visit Jamestown N Y Sunday with wires and friends Mr and Mrs J Fentore Bear Lake and Mrs Pred Weakley New York City are weekend visitors at G B Bysar house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Philip
Meadville
N. BR. Dickson
West Pleasant Street
G.B. Macnamara
Emmanuel Episcopia Church
Philadelphia
J. C. Avery
Sharon, Pa
New York City
GC. Malfroy
William Banchart
Grove City
James
Thomas McEwan
Pittsburgh
R. R. Powers
North Center Sirent
Sam Micccin
Buffalo
Ralph
Carl Chiricuzia
Dominic Falcone
Thomas Varasso
Raymond
Adam Piccirillo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Edward W. Allen
Pottsdam
Corry
Murray Fisher
C. C. Blanchard
Spring Street
Richard P., Marker
Florence Lindquist
Jamestown
N. Y
J. Fentore
Bear Lake
Pred Weakley
G. B. Bysar
Clifton Koford
Anna Koford
Elaine Merrit
Warren
W. P. Merritt
Kenneth Merritt
Leach
Cleveland
George Thomas
Mra
Tom Williams
Connemut
Mary Romanoski
Helen
Erie
Willem Abbey
Richard
Grafton
W. Va
Guy Abbey
Ripley
Mercy
Wilma Abbey
Mary Alice Geiger
Evil
Lsft
C. H. Geiger
Frank Geiger
Lynn Ellsworth
Joseph
Ellen Messenger
Nicholas Aquilano
Butler
F. P. yLitz
Mr. Aquilano
Violet
Virgil Skinner
Connecticut
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing’ Corporation
Henry Wold
Twita Michels
Johnsonburg Suncey
Sara Harris
Rochester
Elizabeth Edmonds
Spring Creek’ School
Elmer Ross
Piccadilla Hill
C. D. Cowles
Gowanda
Hast Trving Street
A. Wallace
Aid Ams
Norman Orsell
Kalby
GC. W. Balgbitl
Ora Hanper
Mi. Alto
Br. Myris
B. N. Myrick
Sherman
Glenn Myrick
St. Louis
Louie Decker
Claude Pralick
Elsie Hudson
Titusville
Dallas Long
J. R. Long
Marion Street
Este Danner
Union City
J. Aymong
G. B. Lyons
Peggy
Nancy
John
George Stowe
Akron
D. P. Hilburg
Anita
Frankfin
Ira
B. A. Pilkle
Celestia Pilitie
L. Shaw
Brocton
Everett Snell
Williamsville
H. Ray Harris
North Center Street
G. A. Natiella
Utica
N.Y
Charles Grawam
N. W. Buick
Columbus
Hisome
Natiella
Childrest
Irene
George Prophter
L. C. Barnes
Westchurch Street
Kathryn Bennett
Migg Lucile Barnes
Personal Mention Lists Visitors and Travel in City This Weekend
Numerous residents and guests are noted visiting or traveling this weekend. Mr and Mrs Clifton Koford and family hosted relatives including Mrs Anna Koford. Elaine Merrit returned with cousin Kenneth Merritt from Warren. Various locals and out-of-towners such as Miss Mary Alice Geiger, Mrs Lynn Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geiger, and many others were reported visiting, traveling to Cleveland, Cincinnati, and nearby towns, or hosting guests at homes across the area.
Former Corry girl married former Corry girl
Afisa Worothy Grace Howe daughter of Mr and Mrs R11 Howe 309 Jefferson street Jamestown New York and John K Nelson of New York City son of Mr and Mrs John Nelson of Boston May were married at 6 o'clock Saturday evening at the chapel of St Luke's Episcopal Church in Jamestown by Rev Lewis B Ward Miss Helen Rowe of Corry played the wedding music Attendants were Miss Shirley Nichols of Lakewood New York bridesmaid and David Rowe of Olean the bride's brother as best man Grace Elaine Rowe niece of the bride was power girl and the ushers were Ble liatt D Nichols and Albert J Michn's A wedding reception and supper followed the ceremony at the Elinor Tea Room with covers for fifty After the supper the couple left for a trip to be at home at 2 Orpan Avenue Brooklyn New York after July 6th The bride is a former well known Corry girl and Miss Virginia Bals 2 Unis city was among those who entertained at prenuptial affairs in their honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afisa Worothy Grace Howe
Howe
Jefferson Street
Jamestown
N. Y
John K. Nelson
New York City
John Nelson
Boston
Mays
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lewis B. Ward
Helen Rowe
Corry
Misa Shirley Nichols
Lake
Orpan Avenue
Brooklyn
Uty
Virginia Bals
Unis
Miss Phoebe Hudson Weds James Winans in Titusville Church
Miss Phoebe I Hudson daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Hudson of Corry became the bride of James R Winans of Townville Pa in a St James Episcopal Titusville Pa ceremony at 8 20 o clock Saturday Rev Albert Broadhurst officiated The bride wore blue chiffon with white accessories and tulle flowers guests included Miss Bernice Hudson and Clayton Hudson An informal reception followed at Miss Phoebe Dunlaps home 318 North Third Street Titusville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe i. Hudson
George L. Hudson
Corry
James R. Winans
Townville
St. James Episcopal Church
Tituaville
Albert Broadhurst
Bernice Hudson
Clayton Hudson
Prantés Dewler
Wailing Isle
Phoebe Dunlap
North Third Street
Titusville
Double Wedding In Townville Involving Burlingame Sisters
Two sisters Lois and Margaret Burlingame of Spartansburg wed Charles T Carlson of Jamestown and Charles A Snapp of Spartansburg in Townville at 1:30 PM on Saturday. Brides wore white silk crepe gowns. receptions and post ceremony residences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lari
Townville
Carlson
McKinsey Avenue
Janestown
Amd
Snapp
Spartansburg
Market Gossips Signal Rails May Pause Gains
New York June 28 United Press reports show a weak May for rails with higher costs and payroll pressure. Investors weigh lower operating income, wage concessions, and potential strike impacts while wary traders watch bond, stock, and commodity signals amid forecasts of a possible price pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Devinc Tate
London
Ayres
Wall Street
Col
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Col. Ayres
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Rails Lead Latest Decline in Stocks
New York June 28 United Press reports rails led a broad stock decline with the average setting a new low for the year. No other group showed notable movement as many major issues including American Can American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Studebaker and Westinghouse faded. Also noted was a home visit by Miss Agnes Wilson and plans for Miss Bess Wilson to return from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
New York
American T & T Anaconda
Atlante Refining
Auburnee
Benflix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Enering Ait
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia Gas
Tee Cease
Chrysler
Continental Can
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel A
Montgomery Was
National Dairy
Ceerereee Nagh Kelvinetor
Seeescasaae
New York, Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Paeritrel Parmamuml
Penna
Radin
Socany
Standard Oil
Standard OU NJ
Studebaker
HPS Texas Co
United Corp
Ur § Steel
Warner Brugalee Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Agnes Wilson Ag
New York City
Hetaliter
Bess Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
America
Beulah Bonds
Victor Moore
Fay Bainter
Paramount Picture
Miller’s Pharmacy
Condra’s
Peters Derecer
CA Ears Sant Aes Renex
Qatar
George W. Wood
SAIUE
GL. Hudson
William
Albert Hudson
Claude Fratton
Gun
Townvalle
Loblaw’s
Crisco
Bowker
Pyrox
C. E. Doane Hardware
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