Local visitors and travelers converge on Warren city
Personal mentions list visitors in Warren including Harry Kitchener a Warren businessman J Smith a Youngersville visitor F J Raab left for Erie Miss Ethel Pier spent the day in Union City Lawspsice Walton from Columbus on a business trip A W Hoppenstedt of Buffalo visited with Frank Loveland Mr Pierson and Mr McCarty of Philadelphia business with Howard Company Misses Ethel and Hazel Covey IA Covey N S Covey Fredonia Miss Marion Young returned from Shortsville to spend the summer with her parents Mrs J B Young Mrs J P Munford of Philadelphia visited Chautauqua friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kitchener
Warren
J. ©. Smith
F. J. Raab
Erie
Ethel Pier
Union City
Lawspsice Walton
Columbus
A. W. Hoppenstedt
Buffalo
Frank Loveland
Mr. Pierson
Mr. McCarty
Philadelphia
Howard Company
Ethel
Hazel Covey
N. S
Covey
Fredonia
N.Y
Marion Young
Shortsville
N. Y
J. B. Young
J. P. Munford
Chautauqua
Nervous sickness tale touts Nery Worth cure
A Corry Pa citizen touts Nery Worth as a remedy for stomach trouble rheumatism nervousness sleeplessness and indigestion claiming it restored health after other cures failed. The ad notes one dollar price and money back if the first bottle fails and mentions Condra drug store as a distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupt. Mitchell
Corry
Condra Deg
Local residents take brief trips to nearby towns
J F Austin traveled to Meadville Pennsylvania for a brief business trip this morning. James Zafiropas left for Youngsville and Warren on a business trip. James Gondra returned home from a business trip to New York City. Mrs Guy Brown and her son visited Erie for the day. Mrs N B Munsee returned home to Elgin after visiting the city. Miss Tressie Spiesman of Olean is visiting J J Spiesman on First Avenue. Mrs Patrick Archibald and daughter from Clairton came for a visit with Mrs Ray Gathers. Mrs M Pier of North Center Street is visiting her son J W Pier in Mt Alton. Mrs Sam Scott traveled to Cambridge Springs to visit friends. Clifford Koford came home from Brie to spend the weekend with relatives. Tyan Smith and Miss Gladys Akams returned home from Lovell's Pa visit. Velma Schrues went home to Panama, N Y after visiting sister Mrs Bertha Schrues. Mrs JM Place of Washington DC arrived for a brief visit enroute to Kiautauquaa. Mr and Mrs PB Friesman left for Niagara Falls to visit their daughter Florence Smith. Mr and Mrs G A Myers left for Jamestown NY to attend the Jamestown High School graduation of Miss Plot Pox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Austin
Meadville
James ‘Zafiropas
Youngsville
Warren
James Gondra
New York City
Guy Brown and Son
Erie
N. B. Munsee
Elgin
Tressie Spiesman
Olean
J. J. Spiesman
First Avenue
Patrick Archibald
Rvinton
Alrs
Ray Gathers
M. Pier
North Center Streets
J W. Pier
Mt. Alton
Brie
Tyan Smith
Gladys Akams
Miss Akam
Lovell’s
Velma Schrues
Panama
Bertha Schrues
Washington
D. C
Kiautauqia
PB. J. Friesman
Plorence Smith
Niagara Falls
N.Y
G.A
Myers
Jamestown
Spare Time Money Offer From Abner Royce Co
An advertisement seeks women in Portland Oregon and nationwide to earn 25 to 80 dollars monthly with a spare time business. It cites Mrs Tillman as a successful example and promotes the Royce Money Book from the Abner Royce Co Cleveland Ohio for financial independence and vacation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Portland
Oreon
Imade
Royce
Qne
Ofstha
Amanufsaturitiz
Abner Royce Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Local residents attend reunions and travel through the city
Mr D L Culver and daughter Ethel Jeft travel to Garland for the White reunion. P J Foley and Edwin arrive from Ellwood City after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Ross Mead and daughter Jeft head to Lakewood N J to attend the Mattison Jones reunion. Mr and Mrs John Rowan and daughter Jacquelyn of Kane visit Mrs J J Morris. Mrs Win L Fuller returns home to Spring Creek after a stay with her daughter Mrs Harry Lamune. Miss Hazel Sample leaves for two weeks with relatives and to attend Gladys Madgett’s graduation in Jamestown. Miss Maxine Yarlingg goes to Jamestown for graduation at Jamestown High School. Supt BT Johns of Erie passed through in private car en route on an inspection tour. Mr and Mrs Albert Colegrove and children of Cleveland spend time here en route to Clearfield Brad and other points on a two week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.L. Culver
Ethel
Jamiestowen High School
BT. John's
Penna RR
Erie
Penna
Albert Colegrove
Andy
Cleveland
Elatives
Clearfield
Bradard
Wood's Giveaway Sale Promises Low Prices
A chaotic ad listing bulk sale prices on canned goods, breakfast items, and household staples. Mentions corn, tomatoes, spinach, peaches, apricots, beans, and preserves with many items priced around 20 to 40 cents. Includes coffee, sugar, soap and miscellaneous goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor & Gumble
Luna
Local social notes and travel brief for city visitors
William Groves arrived today from an extended business trip. Mrs Edward Mel and others called at Irisnks. Bracken of Oi City is in town after a death in the family. Mrs Flayer Hawhey of Olean is here for a relative’s death. Henry Gole and Bea visited Warren and Bradford. Neva Sheary and daughter hosted by Mr and Mrs O J A Johnigs Meas J. Smith of Bradford arrived to spend a few days. Stith Mrs Aurr Terak and son Arthury Jr arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs TD Moore. Moris Bonsteel returned home from McKeesport. Arthur Duncan was a guest of Miss Jewell Naylor, left for Buffalo. Miss Mary Dunn of Falls Creek arrived to stay with Olive Groves. Gertrude Monroe came home from Olean for vacation with her parents. HL Mearns of Columbus visiting. Mrs Orh Wallace and daughter Hele visiting for several days then left for Aton NE. Miss Wellice Tinsheen resigns Franklin School duties in Indianapolis and will start in fall. Mrs Albert Fox and daughter Longton Rowe were visitors in Clymer. United Press reports: Mexican bandits released forty Americans held for ransom near Tampico. state dept says bandits plan to return for 15000 pesos next Sunday. Pittsburgh note: jury in Jamies Planner case was without aid when court opened after recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Groves
Edward Mel
Dingher Agthes
Irisnks
Gin
TL. Bracken
Oi City
Mew
Marvin Wight
Flayer Hawhey
Olean
N.Y
Wixht
Mia
Henry Gole
Beavirige
Warren
Bradford
Neva Sheary
Jnson City
O.J. A. Johnigs Meas J. Smith
Pradford
Josephing
Stith
Aiur
Térek
Arthury Jr
City
Olive Groves
South Renter Street
Mise Gertrude Monroe
Olean Tor
HL. Mearns
Columbus
Rh Wallace
Hele
John Thomas
Aton
Wellice Tinsheen
Franklin School
Indianapolis
Albert Fox
Mire Longton Rowe
Clymer
Borah Leads Fight on Ship Subsidy
Senator Borah blasts President Harding's ship subsidy bill, warning it faces sharp opposition in the Senate. The debate centers on subsidy terms and potential impact on shipping interests and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BORAH
Dalted Proea
Washington
Harding
New York Stock Listings and Oil Firms Mentioned in Ledger
The page records varied stock names including Midvale Steel, Penn RR, Pure Oil, Republic Steel, Sinclair Oil, Southern Pacific, Transcontinental, Texas Oil, and Western Oil. Also listed are Mountain Producers, Consolidated Sab, and other entities, reflecting a broad market ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock
Ogen & Bryan
O City
Agierhyt Snel American T&t Rita
Qin Aniceons Hnethlel
Fnaglian
Vaile Spieago
Gu Westurn
Asd Awe ‘Ag Petroleans
Middle States Oil
Midvale Steel Mo
Kons & Ww
York Central Northern Pacific Okla Prod & Kel
Panilie
Pan Ameriitt A
Pena RR Pure Oi
Republic Steel
Paul Scute
Stidetaker Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Transcontinental Os ‘Tuxan Co
Virion Oil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex Theatre
Hobart Bosworth
Yukon
Laat
Tarzan Harold Toya
Stanley
Africa
Mistress of the World
Paramount
Wood's
United Press
Cortes Oil Company
Tamipl
State Department
Pittsburgh
Jamies J. Planner
Wild Undertaker
WEW
York
Mnitel Era
Poyleri
Sovie
Biles
Prodauets Bathos
Ryan Consolilati
India
Veosey Ee JS
Clifton M. Howard
Bell
Center Street
J. A. Lanston
Ceniter St
Federal Reserve System
The
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Pa
Berthaey Atte
Maupaynell
Sista
Lyle Jackeom
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
Center St
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