Miss Edith Davis Returns Home From Pittsburgh
Miss Edith Davis, a member of the Nurses Training class at Carry Hospital, has come home from Allegheny General Hospital after a night months stay in Pittsburgh. The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society plans a bake sale at Lanstom's store on Saturday morning and asks all members to bring their baked goods. Mrs. Henrietta McCray of Spartanburg is a patient at Cort Vigil Hospital following a traffic accident, with injuries sustained Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Davis
Clas
Carry Hospital
Pittsburgh
Alleghey General Hospital
Luitheran Undies
Lanstom
Astrange
Personal Notices From a City Visit Roundup
A string of brief city mentions: A Hillstrom returns from Washington on business. W J Gregory heads to Egotown Pa for the rest of the week. Rev James Hopkins travels through en route to Tunaville. George Slittery and son attend memorial services for John Sullivan at St Thomas Church. P Johnson and family return to Philadelphia after a city stay. Mrs Nellie Scouten of Spartansburg visits Tinusville. Max Blakeslee leaves for New York City for a European trip. Carrie Wilson Clapp arrives from New York for a visit with Prof H Wilson, then will go to Minnesota. Franklin Babbitt family visit ends as he departs for Erie. Several residents visit relatives and plan extended trips to New York City and Europe. Mrs Jack Scott and Mrs Gottsville visit, while Morrell Briggs recovers at Cory hospital. Jessie Bunce leaves for Cambridge Springs after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hillstrom
Washington, D.C
W. J. Gregory
Egertown
James Hopkins
Tunaville
Hiss
New Yorke City
Ot Hitlers
James Harden
Aurea
Niobe
George Slittery
Titusville
Thie City
John Sullivan
St. Thomas Church
P. Johnson
Suis
Harold
Walter
Ari
Davis
Mildrad
Trond
Coty
Nellie Scouten
Spartansburg
Tinusville
Max Blakeslee
Tilst
Ola
Concord
Carrie Wilson Clapp
The
Ely
York City
Prof
Wilson
West Wasstgter Street
Clipp
Minnesota
Prinklin Babbitt
Tie City
Babbitt
Thomas Loy
Homer Ruiter
Ayer Teft
Gottsville
Business Vieiues
Meadvill e Hotel Sevaay Taken Over by Local Investor
Chaples Vy Higgins of this city closed a deal taking over the business grid property of the Hotel Sevay at Meadville, on Chestnut street. He assumed management of the hotel, after years in residence here and prior work with the Brie Railroad before an accident near Jam town forced retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaples Vy Higgins
Torensesiain
Bo Ness
Sevay
Meadville
Higes
Tos
Chestnut Street
Am Aesident
Jam Town
Close of Market Items From Logan and Bryan List
Stock prices furnished by Logan and Bryan of Oil City show a wide bearings list across major industries including Anaconda and US Steel. The market wrap references automotive makers, refiners, rails, and steel producers with a snapshot of miscellaneous commodities and a note on Trans-Atlantic zeppelin activity and a planned Austrian tour by a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
Sannere
American Smelters
Anaconda
Eon Butte Copper & Zinc
Chile
Wemivcett
Ghrysler
General Motor
Continental Motors
Hupmobile Packard
Studebaker A
Willys Overiunt Waite
Ails Atlantic Refining
Marland
Middle States
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
Naughty Baby
Perth
Ja White
Park Avenue
Morris
Flaming Alice White
Jolly Jack Mulhall
I Ray
Melody Sweethearts
Rex
Hertit McCray
Spartanishura
Cort Vigepital
Allen
A Athletics
Saturday Evening Post
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Morrell Briggs
Cory Hospital
Spring Creek
Jessie Bunce
Cambridus Springs
C. J. Jewell
RITZ
Union City
Pncjfe
Western
Chicago
Northwestern
Durie
Great Northern
New York Central
Paul Seaboard
United Press Wriedrichshafen
Zeppelin
Austria
South Center Street
Better Service Garage Church
WM. van Vleet
Grand Theatre
Sir Harry Lauder
Welsh-Pearson
Sak
Harry Lauder
Vera Voronina
Lauder
Lauah
Garamount
George Pearson
Bill Cody
Rania C . Rubber
Colimbia Gas & Eieettie
Weetinehouse
Foas
Wright Aero
Humble Oil
Salt Creek
South Pega Oil
New York
On City Crust Company
OW City
Root’s Furniture Store
Chas. Shuss, Mgr
S. Center St
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