Personal mentions fill city visits and family trips
Rochester visitors arrive for business and social calls as locals host relatives and friends across Rochester. Names include Francis A. Groves Margaret Kennedy Anna Reighner and more with journeys to Erie Jamestown Buffalo and Harrisburg and a Quan tico Marine furlough.
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Francis A. Groves
Rochester
N. Y
Margaret Kennedy
Erie
Anna Reighner
Titugville
C. F. Brown
North Center Street
John H. Foster
New York City
W. ‘T. Grant Co
Ray Reagl
Lyle Chase
Kew
Reagle
Raymond Avenue
E. L. Wagner
North ‘East
Stuart Hoyt
Binghamton
R. C. Barth
Jamestown
One Hundred Attend Guild Banquet at Otterbein Church
One hundred guests attended the Mother and Daughter banquet sponsored by the Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren in Christ Church. The dining room featured purple and lavender decorations with spring flower corsages. Hugh Mosher welcomed the daughters, Miss Helen Bush spoke for the daughters, and the program included readings and musical numbers. Mrs. Lynn Campbell led the event with help from committees. men served the banquet and assisted in service after the meal. G. J. Bergman chaired the kitchen committee and Lyle Chase led the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bush
Lynn Campbell
G.‘J. Bergman
Lyle Chase
Babson Urges Tax Reform to Spur New Industries
Babson argues on current business policy that ending tax exemption on new bonds would raise borrowing costs. He favors a modified tax on capital gains to balance losses, claiming emergency measures could attract capital to foster new industries and boost prosperity. The piece portrays his call as necessary for rapid economic stimulus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameriba
Congress
Mrs Leo Hoysen Elected President At St Edward’s PT
Mrs Leo Hoysen was elected president of St Edward’s PT A L at the meeting held at the school Lyle ton was chosen vice president G Dudenhoefer secretary Mrs Arthur Pitts treasurer for the ensuing year A tureen dinner followed for about thirty parents teachers and friends A fish dinner sponsored for the Junior class to offset Prom costs set for May 27 Old dinner date set for May 20 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hipgsen
St. Edward's PT
Lyleton
G. Dudenhoefer
Arthur Pitts
Tressurer
Olivier to Speak at Warren Scout Observatory Dedication
Dr Charles P Olivier professor of astronomy at the University of Pennsylvania and director of the universitys Hower Observatory will deliver the principal address at the dedication of the new Boy Scout Observatory in Warren Pennsylvania on May 21 J Thomas Ewing Warren County Council Boy Scouts of America announces Oliviers acceptance Olivier is noted for meteor and double star studies founder and president of the American Meteor Society director of the Mower Cicer S since 1928 and has worked with amateur astronomers nationwide He has long served on commissions for the International Astronomical Union related to double stars and meteors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IP. Olivier
University of Pennsylvania
Hower Observatory
Warren
Olivier
J.thomas Ewing
Warren County
American Meteor Society
Mower Cicer S
United States
Commission Am Meteors
International Astronomical Union
World's Tonic Promises Relief From Constipation Ailments
A Barrell Pennsylvania resident Mrs Heles Baron shares a testimonial praising World's Tonic for relieving chronic constipation and associated symptoms. She recounts long struggle with digestion, gas, bloating, heart palpitations, and recurring colds, noting that a first bottle brought noticeable improvement and subsequent purchases led to lasting relief. The ad promotes obtaining World's Tonic at local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Jessness
Para
Farrell
Heles Baron
Wallis Ave
Barrell
Worll
Mies
Baron
United States
Keister
Miller's Pharmacy
Market Declines Amid Light Trading on Wall Street
New York stocks bonds and business indices fell today with light trading. Government bonds slipped irregularly while gains appeared in several major issues including Bethlehem Steel and General Electric. Volume was thin as the market digested mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States
American Smelters
Allande
AMI
Joes Fokvecan
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
F&o Fapalaent Zeus Shrysler
Pres
Eesset
Bolumbid Gas Vy
Espivyyeeeeee
Continental Canoe
Bork Qurtis-Wright
General
Socony Vacuum
Tinted Corpess V8 Steel
Warner Bros . Woolworth
Youngstown
N.Y
Gurb Koro Supply Oi
Yeepieneebefen
Ees
Ark Int Gas Cities Servier Lone Stan’ Giwonseu Stem Ee
Youths' infatuation blamed in Geneva murder case
A charge of degree murder was filed by Council Prosecutor Ward Cross against Steve Kovaluik, 22, of Geneva, in the slaying of Walter A. Kangas, 81, a local farmer. The prosecutor said Kovaluik admitted killing Kangas at his home early Tuesday, driven by an infatuation with Kangas’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Council
Ward Cross
Steve Kovaluik
Geneva
Walter A. Kangas
Cross
Mal
Kasgne
Haagen
Kangas
Doauer
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Wesley Willis
Centerville
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Mildred Tillotson
M. Y
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Robert Lamona
U.S. Marines
Quantico
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Harrisburg
W. H. Mertitie
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Thelma Wall
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Mary Schulte
Elmer Christensen
Lawrence Hammond
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Orchard Park
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Cleveland
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