Rebekahs Name New Officers Amid Meeting
Mrs Ruth Hbenes was installed as grand noble of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge at last evening's meeting in the FO. Other officers named include vice grand Mrs Maude Cathy trustee Mrs Hull Wood and designate to the Rebekah Assembly June withal Reading Mrs Mae Canrike. Installation by Mrs Laura Volk district deputy Ey at w meeting set for Tuesday April 16. A supper hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Eva B Rich Mrs Minnie Yar and Mrs Maude Gray. Mrs Robert Baxter left this morning to visit her niece Miss Wirtheisner a patient at St Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hbenes
Frenklin
Rebekah Lodge
F.tall
Maude Cathy
Hull, Wood
Desate
Rebekah Assen Tn
Laura Volk
Eyat W
Eva B. Rich
Minnie Yar
Maude Gray
Robert Baxter
Misa Wirtheisner
St. Vincent's Hospital
Personal Mentions Highlight Local News and Visits
Meri Doolittle of RBriagepor ene attends a family vacation with Fiz parents and Mrs C W Doolittle in North Center Street. Ernest Hall and family in town for funeral services for Mrs Hall’s mother Anna aenes. Edith Decker of Townsonburg visiting daughter Miss Mildren Tecker. William H. Wolstencroft of Warren joins Montgomery Ward store staff in Erie. Attorney S H Shiner travels to Buffalo on business. Mrs Elmer Weir returns home to Meadville after grandmother’s funeral. Adolph Hagel returns to Erie after funeral services for Mrs Haenel’s mother. Mr and Mrs J A Busns and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sungin visit friends. Miss Elston and Miss Flach Wesley of Erie visit. Elston drives new Plymouth. Tinsschas and Pendleton Brown visit from Fessenden School for two weeks. Mrs Brown and Miss Nell Lilnelt to Westfield to meet them. Mr and Mrs BE H Roger and Mr and Mrs B Edwirde visit Buller, Pa with Grant Pettit family. Mr and Mrs Ernest Soderquist and Mrs Gus Soderquist of Jamestown are in city for Wilma Soderquist’s illness. They stay with paternal grandparents OW Batthitt of Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meri Doolittle
Rbriageporene
Fiz
C. W. Doolittle
North Center Street
Ernest Hall
Hall
Anna Aenes
Meadville
Edith Decker
Townsonburg
Anna Herel
Meatville
Adolph Hagel
Erie
Haenel
Nell Lilnelt
Westfield
BE. H. Roger
B. Edwirde
Buller
Grant Pettit
Ernest Soderquist
Gus Soderquist
Jamestown
Wilma
Fatler
Mr . OW. Batbitt
Spring
Historical Circle Meets Amid Quiet Remembrance
Yesterday afternoon the Historical Circle gathered eleven members for a pleasant program. Tributes were paid to the memory of Clara Osborne, long a devoted attendee, with Edith Lewis and Glenn Stearns offering a memorial, the latter presenting an original poem. A wartime overview and discussions on literature, Holmes, and social topics followed, framed by Burlingame and Houghton in a critic’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Circle
Edith Lewis
Clara Osborne
Hite
Glenn Stearns
Osborne
J. W. Burelingame
Houghton
LE. Burlingame
France Rejects Versailles Signatories Battle Risk
Paris reports France will not recognize Germany’s claim to a world war settlement without all signatories’ consent. The move sets up a potential clash at the League of Nations as Paris demands limits on Germany’s arms and signals a tough policy stance. Secretary Howe in Washington cancels White House engagements amid uncertain conditions. A card of thanks notes sympathies after a family death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Doree
League 6 Nations
France
Bern
United Press
Howe
Washington
Mar
White House
Louis McHenry Howe
NEW OFFICERS OF COMMANDERY ANNUAL ELECTION HELD
Clarence Commandery No. 51 Knights Templar held its annual officer election at the Masone Temple after an official visit from J. A. Evans of Erie division. An auxiliary dinner followed for members and guests. Elected officers include Lloyd Stowe eminent commander Ross G. Fehrman generalissimo Ralph Fogle captain general Wilgon J. Edwards treasurer Frankian T. Babbite recorder L. Morrow Wallace M. Young and Edwin J. Lewis trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
J. A. Evans
Erie
Pennsylvania
Masone ‘Temple
Oteers
J. A. Grans
Lloyd Slurain
Llnyd Stowe
Ross G. Fehrman
Ralph Fogle
Wilgon J. Edwards
Frankian T. Babbite
L. Morrow
Wallace M. Young
Edwin J. Lewis
Oils Lead as Stocks Gain in Mixed Trading
Stocks rose on oils led gains in a broad market session. Prices for major equities such as American Locomotive and General Electric moved in mixed fashion amid a tepid trading day on the New York Stock Exchange. Gasoline stocks rose nearly one barrel, with output and refining activity up in the week to March 1 per the American Petroleum Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
T&t Yey
Amaconit
Amiantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel Bendix Aviation
Canadian Patifie
Columbia Gus
Consolidated Oil
Curtis-Wright Theu Erect
General Electric
General Motors
Mar
Amesican Petroleum Institute
The Cold Finger Curse at Violet Elderbank’s Party
Wealthy Violet Elderbank hosts a Greenwich Village house warming with guests including June and Jimmy Kirkland and others. Violet is murdered after a jewel stash worth eight hundred thousand dollars vanishes. Detective Darden prosecutes clues as Elsie the maid recants, Merriam’s backstage role splinters the alibi, and the crew speculates on a rooftop escape as Dr Haight and Dr Parlow join the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Elderbank
Greenwich Village
June
Jimmy Kirkland
St. Gregory Valcour
Douglas’ W. Courtney
Glenn Thiber
Roy Duane
Marjorie Clarken
Glenn
Violet
Price Merriam
Elderbank
Merriam
Marjorie
Cupples
Sarly
Roger
Jimmy Kirkman
Elsie
Mrss
Coltine Eady
Darren
Docor Haight
Darden
Parlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ibe
Rex
Jacki
Thomas Meighan
Jackie Sears
Heggie
Dorothy Peterson
Andl Lesser
Edward P. Cline
ODC
Rebekahs
Root’s Furniture Store
Mickey and
Hisma
E. E. Guignon
Historical Circle Met
Force League
ACT IN Crisis
Apna Huengl
Jae
Bradford
Towanda
Greyhound Bus Depot
Corry
Edwin Dial Torgerson
Samuels
Isin Seever
Lirmaghit
Joan Cupples
Guppiles
Hilste
Darien
Imma Rivkman
Elsia
Violet Wider
Bank
Hisie
Tara
Dardon
Demanded Darden
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