Miss Fern Mone Visits Clymer Relatives This Week
Miss Fern Mone planned an afternoon trip to visit relatives in Clymer for a few days. Mrs Hubert Heerlein of Vandercrift also visited, traveling to Parker's Landing, Va, to attend a relative's service. Mrs Amacksr and daughters returned from Parker's Landing with Mrs Gqa Shlipfy of Sayson, who will visit Webrick with her daughters during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Mone
Clymer
Hubert Heerlein
Vandercrift
Cari
Toy
Iil Ieeh
Teemurhur
Mies Ann Thobnele
Calumius
Miornig
NB Dewey Teft
Calumbus
Theodore Treat
Union Rity
China
Cas
Pietter
Warren
Lucy Schérmerhoen
N.Y
Me Asden
Ales Margaret Gosmers Geoege Iytte
Sirs Watts Tt
Wo, Williams
Ashtabula
Gastardlay
Prank
Milian
Close of Markets Reported Amid Mixed Commodity Signals
Fragmentary market notes show trading activity across commodities and railroads with references to American Smelters, Copper and Zinc names, Canadian Pacific, and Chicago area exchanges. Listings hint at closing tendencies rather than clear gains, reflecting a tense financial backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Smelters
Aftenieafi
T&d
American Woaley Avon
RevHlahert Brook
Ji Hutte Copper & Zinc
Canadian Pacific
Shander See Say “Filengy
Alin
Chicago & Ge Western Chicago & Norcawestern
MidhCont Petroeum
Fragmented Railway and Oil Company Mentions
A garbled OCR list references numerous railroads and oil firms including Erie General Motors Missouri Pacific New York Central Northern Pacific Pac hoc Pan American Petroleum Union of Simms Sinclair Skelly Studebaker Southern Pacific Transcontinental Oil US Rubber Wabash Westinghouse Willys Overland Lone Star Gas Mountain Producers Ohio and Salt Creek systems with scattered state mentions Indiana New York New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Great Northern General Motes Saxyvall
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Fie
Pacif Pan Americ Pouya
Pare
Keating
Htvy Republic
Sree Shell Union of Simms Pet
Sinclair Skelly Oil
Studebiker
Billyate
Southern Pacific
Texas
Transcontinental Oil
US Rubber
Steel Wabash
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
New
Arkanian Gas
Bridford
Dilco
Continental Oit
Lone Star Gas Mountain
Ohio Pier
Personal Mention Highlights Townspeople Visiting and Traveling
Local notes report multiple residents attending funerals in memory of Mrs. Frank Tallman and Mrs. Frank Hillman. Visitors include Mrs. Kite Green and three children, Robert Anderson of Oil City, and families traveling to Erie, Warren, and Jamestown. Several trips feature moves to New York, Indianapolis, and Paris for family and business matters amid hospital and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kite Green
Robert Anderson
Oil City
Frank Hillman
Tom Fisher
Huffalo
Sim Jacobson
Erie
Robert Randall
New York
City
A. L Ing
Jamestown
Viste
ZH. Barnes
AL. Trent
Adpar A
Peking
Hig Hodte
Indianapolis
Min Dan Nast
K. Thelmian
A. Gumbinski
Wee
George Ross
City- TV
Buchanan
Centerville
Muthu
Hamlin Lockwood
Cleveland
HE Kavfitian
Mirlon Stein
New Maven
Conn
Hunw
Morris Bernstein
Women's Home Missionary Corivention
War Verfort
Ralph Keplar
All Voster
BS RosMiachen
Lina
F- Saston
Bartlett
John Pull
Market Notes on Diverse Commodities and Prices
A fragmented market listing covers pork, sugar, coffee, tallow, hay, chickens, cheese, butter, eggs, and regional notes. It includes spot prices, quality descriptors, and brief state or coast references, indicating overall quiet trading with varied price points across multiple goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.ork
Middlewest
AW Santos Ny T
America
Bebe Brosh
Firsis Ta Extriei
Wester Whittiers
Joss
Noted lawyer to aid condemned youth
John M. Patterson, famed defender of Nathan Thaw, offers services to William Cavalier Cavell a 15 year old boy slated for the electric chair. He spoke in Philadelphia urging clemency and stating execution would be barbaric and retrograde in this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Patterson
United Press
Philadelphia
Ettorney
Comision Pleas
Xeday
William Cavalier
Pattevilla
Patterson
Hate KC Thawia
Cavaliers
Pastérstin
Review of Seven Pardons Requests Granted by Board
United Press report from Harrisburg May 20 states the Board of Pardons refused 51 rehearing requests but granted seven death row cases the right to further review. Recipients include John Curdone Philadelphia assault and battery, Frank Uffry Cleanneld second degree murder, Benjamin A Murgie Pittsburgh robbery, Timothy Harrigan Philadelphia sodomy, John Doe alias Feapk Grastata Lawrence robbery, William Gumaer Susquehanna highway robbery, John B Williams Allegheny larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Board of Pardons Foray
Juhm Weleskie
Cumbria
Uther Nearing
John Curdone Minladelphia
Astandt and Battery
Frank Uffry Cleanneld
Benjamin A Murgie
Atv Tegheny
Timothy
Harrigan
Philadelphia
John Doe
Feapk Grastata
Lawrence
William Gumaer
Roy Gumaér
Susquehanna
John B. Williams
Alleghens
Larsony
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REX Theatre
Horus
Geo. O'Hara
Alberta Vaughn
al Cook
Harry Carey
Bostonian
Oxfords
W. M. Weed
Nothh Center Street
Corry, Pa
Thorésa pAncipla
Bart Sponver
Percy Shelley
R. Lawrence Davison
First Ave
Corry
Grand Theatre North
Producers
di Distributing
Wanda Hawley
Pat O'Malley
Wallace Beery
Ethel Wales
J. Farrell MacDonald
Felix the Cat
Simmons College Q
Doris Kati
Dorothy Lawrence
Ethel Wiley
Kellogg Week
Maxwell House
Kellogg
Center St
Cory, Pa
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