Local residents visit friends and relatives on weekend trips
Mrs Morris Bonsteel goes to Erie to visit friends. Mrs W A Lindsey of R 10 2 travels to Jamestown for a weekend with relatives. Mrs D Gulver and daughter Ethel head to Garland for the day. J J Desmond returns from a western business trip. Mrs HB Keefer and daughter visit Union City for the day. Mrs W L Hopkins and son Ward leave for Union City to visit relatives. Miss Ivah A White, guest of her sister Mrs D Culver, heads home to Garland. L D Watson returns from Cleveland to join his wife at Lake Side hospital. Mrs E Erickson returns to Herr Yiment Sherman after a city visit with Mr and Mrs A Lindean. Mrs William Spoon and children of Columbus travel en route to Union City to visit relatives. Mrs Leon Watson returns to Meadville after a visit with the Watsons on North Center street. Mrs N 1 Cain and Mrs W S Vassi of Sheffield arrive for a visit at the Gleason home on Test Frederick street. Rev A E Stockham leaves for Dayton for Sunday work at his new church. Stockham plans to return Wednesday. Miss Florence Johnson of Mayville NY visits for a few days with her cousins Mr and Mrs A Sundeen. J P Ring of Columbus stops to visit Don MacKenzie on the way home from New York City. Mrs DD Smith goes to Oil City to spend the day with relatives. Miss Lina Schulz and Mrs Grace Hertet visit Erie with friends. Mrs Nellie Ames Measel returns from New York City. J H Tross returns from a business trip to New York and Philadelphia. Miss Anna Dempsey is ill at home on West Smith Street with a severe case of laryngitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bonsteel
Erie
W. A. Lindsey
Jamestown
D. Gulver
Ethel
Garland
J J. Desmond
HB. Keefer
Union City
W. L. Hopkins
Ward
Ivah
D. Culver
L.D. Watson
Cleveland
Lake Side Hospital
E. Erickson
Yioment Sherman
City
Mra A. Lindean
Willian Spoon
Columbus
Fuesta
B. Gleason
Test Prederick Street
A. E. Stockham
Datton
Stockimin
Igdin
Florence Johnson
Mayville
WW. Y
DD. Smith
Oil City
Lina Schulz
Grare Hertet
Nellie Ames Meaél
Frignois
New York City
J. H. Tross
New York
Philadelphia
Anna Dempsey
West Smith Street
Unclear fragmentary note about two friends and a thief
Fragmentary text mentions two friends and a thief, with names resembling Ly Mayen and Oliver Goldamith. Context and specifics are unclear, preventing a coherent report of event, place, or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukt
Thie Hantver
Fiamamer
Oliver Goldamith
City Taxpayers and Local Notices From Ward Data
Two hundred sixty one Third Ward taxpayers were nonresidents last year, while 250 taxpayers moved from the ward in the past year. Assessor Westley reports changes in the ward, with a note on the ward’s wisdomment listing. Also listed are notices of a Home Protection Lodge meeting, an apron dance invitation, a plaster contracting firm, and various sale items including jars, wash bowls, lime and a kitchen range for sale at Wright Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley
G. Thomas Constr. Co
West Washington St
Baxcrount
W. Stennett and Sonallt
G. Thomas’ Constr. Co
Wright Street Seo
Thanksgiving Program At Hatch School PTA Meeting
A large gathering of the Par y ne Teachers Association met at the Concord building at 3 30 p m with decor in Thanksgiving and evergreen. The program included musical numbers and a play The bake sale paper drive and membership reports were discussed a 50 payment on the piano and 136 75 for a prize float were approved Letters of thanks to helpers were assigned. The Hatch School PTA planned a first aid cabinet purchase and a November bake sale at the Electric Light Office Mrs Walter Keppel was named chair of committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paryne ‘Teachers Association
Yeterday
Concord
Helen Grace Merrick
Robert Sears
Mary Jane
Ladys Palager
Mane Danxs
Olive Maran
Hallowe'en
Parent Teachers Association
Hatch School
Sullivan
Electric Light
Walter Keppel
New York Market Dull Despite Some Liquidation
New York traders returned from a football game to a dull session with little speculative action. Overall sentiment shifted from earlier pessimism as professionals tested the market, liquidating a few issues like Pierce Arrow preferred and American and Consolidated Gay, while prices held steady in reduced volume awaiting a primary forward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pierce Arrow
Presence and Joy in God’s Constant Presence
A reflective note expresses deep fear of life without divine presence, yet finds solace and joy in feeling God beside the writer just as a close companion. The message centers on faith, reassurance, and spiritual companionship in moments of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Unclear Oil and Gas Firms Listed in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous oil and gas brands and entities such as Union Oil Union Natural Gas US Rubber U8 Steel White Oil Willys Overlar with scattered locations like New York Arkansas Boston Wyoming and Glenrock plus numbers like 05-05 and 000.6005 1 Lone Star Gates 27 bid MiniLight and other terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Oil
Union Natural Gass
US Rubber
U8 Steel
White Oil
Willys
New York
Arkansas Gas
Boston
Wyoming
Federal Oil
Glenrock
Lone Star Gates
MiniLight & Meat
Mutual Oil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex Theatre
May McAvoy
Realart
McAvoy
Pathe Comedy
Rough Seal
Pathe News Shadowland Review
Pola Negri
Nuobone
Crnter
Margaret Hand
F. W. Black
Samples Flats
Center Street
North Side
Hatch Street
Bliss Estate
Frederick Street
Corry
East South Street
Robert Patterson Tate
Mary
Ressler
AEA
T& T
Anaconda Bethlehem
Pacis
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Great Chicago & Ne
Chile Copper Cosdon
General Motors
Great Northern
Lackawanna Steel Mexican Petroleuon Audidte
Midvale
Ce Northern Paci Okla Prod & Pacific
Pan American Penna RR
Studebaker
Texas Co
Tennerontinental
First Baptist Church
Troy
Gaage
Eawa Tm
God Gage -Odat
Marcy
Mercy
Chiesigo
Robert Patterson
Ean Sri
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Miss Fuller
Citizens National Bank
Ohio Fuel & Supply
Salt Creek Simms Pet
Indiana
Bernstein Bros. Clothier and Furnishers
Wlso
First National Bank
Warren
Va. Pa
TSI Erest
Oil City Trust Company
Bazai
Nih
Apee
Oryamills War
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