Local residents relocate and travel notices
Mr and Mrs James Hughes move today from Buffalo to Jamestown 31 Meadow Lane as he completes his law course at Buffalo University and plans to practice locally Mrs Hughes formerly Miss Ruth Barker of this city Frank Walker and daughter of Chicago left Saturday after a week with Mr and Mrs William Walker North Center Street Mrs Edward Keating returned home after a few days here while Mr Keating recovers from tonsil surgery Mrs Frank Say and daughter attended funeral services for B A Evans in Cambridge Springs Evans a former Gerry resident and Erie native Kenneth Gregory and child of Brocton returned home after a visit with Mrs W Brown Spring Street Mrs Walter Sweet and daughter Father teresa spent a week in Cleveland and returned home with Ae Sweet accompanying them Mrs Lillian Ricker arrived from Detroit to spend a week with Miss Cowen Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hughes
Buffalo
Jamestown
Meadow Lane
Hughes
Buffalo “University
Ruth Barker
Frank Walker
Chicago
Saturay
William Walker
North Center Street
Erward Keating
Oil City
Keating
Corry Hospital
Prank Say
Cambridge Springs
B. A Evans
Evans
Gerry
Erie
Kenneth Gregory
Brocton
W. Brown
Spring Street
Walter Sweet
Misscow
Philip Zalzneck
Pinsville
Mary Putnam
R. L. Putnam
Lhis City
Hydetown
Putnam
Bradford
Cuba Lake
N.Y
Wallace Hammond
Ocean City
J. H Castor
Jamir
Clara Ranson
Dawson Olmstead
Saratly
Washington, D.C
Findley Laie
Nina Brown
Joanne Brown
Florence Bennett
Brocton High
Evelyn Bennett
Z B.S. Austin
Warren
VeEtta King
Maurice Perry
James King and
Oman
Bear Lake
O} City
L. P. Bliss
Witte
K. W. Willett
Richerds Ant Son
Smethport
Bricett Scanlon
Colegrove
Josephine Johnson
Baxter Springs
Kans
Grant Johnson
Gryilie Sait Howard
Marion Bergerson
Tituseilfe
Uve
D. @ Daye
Orty
Following the writers continuing on page Threw
A fragmented list notes authors and works from 1900 onward including Roxana Moran advocating Prohibition Punches and Joseph Anthony finishing Casanova Jones a satire lampooning Sin Sahara problem. S09 SUH Boloney cited. Dr Bain Mims highlighted six novels Moreyte Saga Lordtin Grow at the Salt Babbitt and My Astonia The Time of Men referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxana B. Moran
Federatory
Joseph Anthony
Verge
Casenova Jones
Joseph Watling Fish
Suh Boloney
Whitesouise
Bain Mims
Namies
Moreyte Saga
Lord Tins
Sal
Far Flung Socials In City Visitors Return Home
Local social notes list Babbitt and Miss Merion J Skidmore retiring to Babbitt home Jast while in Erie guests visit from Youngstown and Columbus. Families from Columbus and Meadville travel, remain guests, and plan returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt
Local families and visitors gathered in the city for summer plans
Mrs Mary Meltzer of Po land died yesterday prompting her daughter Mrs Willian H Hineman to travel from Detroit for the funeral and a brief stay. Mr and Mrs Michael Majone of Detroit Michigan visited their parents on Ridge Street. Mr and Mrs Shend Williams and children Virginia and Robert left for Cham- bersburg Pennsylvania for an educational conference by the Gilward A Woods Company. Miss Mayte Seere of Hite and Miss Thelma Tong in training at Buffalo General Hospital plan home return this week. Dr A H Herman of Willgmaville and relatives host guests as Rev Richard A Kline is installed as Trinity Lutheran pastor and Rev Ellis Burgess attends services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian H. Hineman
Mary Meltzer
Tinion City
Michael Majone
Ly Detvoiy Mich
Michael Mary Jone
Familly
Ridge
Shend
Williams
Virginia
Robert
Motor Toy Chamberstuirg
Pan
Willams
Ghiward A. Woods Company
Bens. Hall DY
William Bromies
Atlanta
Wrank Howshi
Mayte Seere
Hite
Mr. & Pin
Close of Market Stock Quotations Turaishea List
Trading figures appear for several firms and sectors led by Oil City brokerages and New York Stock Exchange members. Major names include Kennecott International Chrysler Continental Motors General Motors Hupmobile Packard Studebaker Willys Overland and refining, pipeline, steel and railroad stocks with mixed quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turaishea
Log- 20 & Bryan
Oil City
New York
Lloyd M Bracken
Amelia Stapltsta
Anaconda
Vias Butte Copper & Zinc
Kennecott International
Chrysler + Continental
Motors
Gereral Motors
Hupmevile
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Avante
Olil
Pali American B Prairie
Sinclal Soorns
S.oony
Pranscontinental
Texas Als
Fener
B&o
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gt Western
Great Northern
Missouri Patitie
Northern Pacific
New York Central Penna RR
SL. Paul
Southern Pacific Steels
Merlean Locomotive
Sethichem Bisel
TS Steel
American Dis Dy
Mertean Woolen
TS Leather
Fragmentary Industrial Names and Pipelines Across Regions
Readable fragments list multiple companies and locales including Columbia Gas and Electric, Westinghouse, General Electric, Paramount Famous, Pittsburg, Salt Creek, Indiana, South Penn, New York, Arkansas Gas, Associated Gas, and MoKans Pipe Line. No coherent event or outcome present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas & Electric
Westinghouse West
Surlis
Paramount-Famous
General Electric
Southern
Pittsburah
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Penn
New York
Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas Ac
Columbia Gas & Gasoline Cities
Seview
Lane Jar Gas
MoKans Pipe Line
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Show Girl
Hollywood
Jack Aushall
Blanche Sweet
Corry
Hollywoop
Vitaphone
REX Theatre
Mar
Dixie Dugan
Alice White
Rex
Eggttse
Jack Amuelhall
le Lee
Noah Beery
Gina Taon
Yimaphere
Grand
Black Hand Gang
Leonard Staunton
Ted
A. EL. Southworth
Dorota Williams
Cleveland
North Center St
Matt Smith
Verna Robinett
Columbis
Shemeld
Jom Elms
Dyilas
Tex
Maurice Mulntyre
Wwel
Helly
Walter Keefe
Janos Shea
Marie Beatty
Brad Turd
Maude Keate
Harry
Richard Powers
Raymond Sandburg
Irie
Arthur Lindstrom
George
C.b.porter
Mabel Smith
Youngstown
Hugh Peterson
Tratherine Brown
Chautauqua, NJ
Richard A. Kline
Gukdin
Trinity Lutheran
Cauren
Ellis Burgess
D. D
Pittsburgh
Kaynee
Eres
Condra
Battle Creek
Walter Hollis Eddy
Columbia University
Great Battle Creek Sanitarium
Dee
Save With Safety
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall Store
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