Titus Heads to Erie on Business Trip Today
J. B. Titus departed this morning for Erie on a business trip. He will handle meetings and administrative matters during the stay.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1924
Page
4
J. B. Titus departed this morning for Erie on a business trip. He will handle meetings and administrative matters during the stay.
Mon. T. G. Uigley and son from Center-Ville visit Mrs. Tomesark and family in the city. Merritt Sheelsy returns from Janicatown with friends. Raymionel Gilwr travels to Cambridge Springs on business. numerous locals visit Erie, Warren, and nearby towns for family gatherings, dances, and church events.
A garbled OCR list shows a mix of railroad names, oil firms, and steel or mining entities. Apparent entries include Chicago and Alton, Chicago & North Western, Great Northern, Reading, Erie, Southern, Santa Fe, Texas Company, and Panama RR. The fragment reflects a closing market roundup with many unreadable or corrupted spellings.
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