Mrs King Visits Ridgway in Brief Erie Trip Notes
Mrs. Carl B. King of Ridgway formerly Corry arrived this afternoon for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Clarence Mixer on South Center Street. She is en route home from Pittsburgh where she was called by the illness and death of her mother. Mr and Mrs Harris Kolstee and Mr and Mrs Marante Kolstee with daughter Gladys motored from Clymer to Erie for a visit. Mr and Mrs L K Murdock of Spartansburg were visitors in the city.
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Carl B. King
Ridgway
Corry
Clarence Mixer
South Center Street
Harris Kolstee
Mrante Kolstee
Gladys
Clymer
Erie
L. K. Murdock
Spartansburg
Personal mentions span travels visits across nearby towns
Mr and Mrs M J Spaulding have returned home after a camp at Allegheny Springs since Friday. Margaret Bartholome and Mary LaMere visited the latter’s parents in Franklin Wednesday. Miss Kearns joined them for an Oll City outing. Minink of Clymer sails from New York aboard Rotterdam for a winter in Holland. Mrs J H Beagle and daughter Jean Lee of Grove City visit East Main Street relatives. G B Kayser travels to Warren on Montgomery Ward business. Charles Wiles Ruth Franz and Harold Sweet attended a Spring Creek PTA benefit party. Adrian Lammers visits Erie on business. Miss Dorothy Morrow visits Syracuse and New York City. James Mackees, Buffalo eye treatment patient, returns with L J Kally. Belle Ridgway visits hydetown after city stay with Dora Williams. Clark Bentley and Mrs. Bentley of Cherry Creek visit the city after Mrs. Bentleys father’s death. Edith Austin travels to Clymer to visit sister Ming Caster. Mrs. William Sandusky of Erie visits J J Slattery. Catherine Curtin of Buffalo and sister Mrs Frank Frey of Dunite attend funeral relatives. A G Reed returns from Harrisburg after attending the National Outdoor Advertising convention.
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M. J. Spaulding
Allegheny
New York
Holland
Rotterdam
J. H. Beagle
Jean Lee
Grove City
Christensen
East Main Street
G. B. Kayser
Warren
Busi
Inessn
Montgomery Ward & uaTty
Charles Wiles
Ruth Franz
Harold Sweet
Spring Creek
PTA
Adrian Lammers
Erie
Dorothy Morrow
Syracuse
New York City
James Mackees
Buffalo
L. J. Kally
Belle Ridgway
Dora Williams
East
Frederick Street
Hydetown
Catherine Curtin
Frank Frey
Duncite
City
Rose Kinch
Ressler
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report Nov 19 Summary
United Press reports slow demand at the Pittsburgh whale sale market with steady to mixed prices across fruits and vegetables. Apples and onions show varied quotes by region, with rye and cabbage noted as steady, and potato prices largely steady. live poultry and eggs list per-pound ranges for hens, ducks, and geese, with fresh killed hens priced higher.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Tules
Baldwins
Spies
Virginia
West Virginia
York
Indiana
Michigan
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Fathers Will Have Charge Of Program At PTA Meeting
Washington P T A program Friday evening at the school features fathers in charge at 7 45 oclock with a novel entertainment. A prominent surgeon may demonstrate while the committee reports vital matters to parents and teachers and some local musical talent is engaged. An expurgated spook of minutes has been found and excerpts may be read along with short talks.
Rally at St. Pauls Church This Friday
Members of St. Russ Lutheran Church are urged to attend a Friday evening rally at the church. The event starts with a tureen dinner at 6:30 PM, followed by a program at 7:00 PM. All church members and families are requested to be present.
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St. Russ Lutheran Church
Aged Concord Resident G. Clark Bowen Dies
G Clark Bowen aged 81 years died at his Gorey British Columbia home last evening after a long illness. He was born in Ohio September 22 1847 and lived in Concord township for sixty years. He was a carpenter and Baptist church member survived by wife and three daughters Mrs M B Sinist Miss Allenstown PA Mrs Clark Bentley Cherry Creek N Y and Mrs J Berkhouse. There are five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 3 pm from the late home Rev B A Hook will conduct burial Pine Grove cemetery.
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G. Clark Bowen
Gorey
B.C
Bowen
Ohio
Concord Township
Baptist Church
M. B. Sinist
Allentown
Clark Bentley
Cherry Creek
Market Close Report from Oil City Firm Logs Quotations
Stock quotations furnished by Logan & Bryan of Oil City, NYSE member Loyd M Bracken manager, list includes AMACONGA, Copper and Zinc names, General Motors, Chrysler, Continental Motors, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Oils like Atlantic Refining, Continental Oil, Pure Oil, Canadian Pacific, Chicago & Great Western, Northern Pacific, New York Central, Penn RR, Southern Pacific, St Paul Steel, Bethlehem Steel, US Leather, Curtiss-Wright, Paramount, Standard Brands, Mountain Producers, Salt Creek, Indiana firms, and many others reflecting a broad market close snapshot.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Loyd M Bracken
American Smelters
Amaconga
Bulte Copper & Zine
International Nickel Be Motors Ghrysler Cece
Continental Motors
General Motors
Packard
Studebaker Ss
Willys Overland
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Gi Western
Great Northern
Misosuny Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Penna RR
Southern Pacific
Steel American
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
American T&t
Big Bendix Aviation
Yeycec- Ly US Leather A .J
Columbia Gas & Electric
National Dairy Products Westinghouse
West Airbrake
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wright A
Paramount-Famous
Commonwealth & Southern
Tri-Continental O
United Gorp
Pittsburgh Gurts
Humble
Salt Creek
Indiana
Sien
BOI
South Penn Oil
New York
Curb Aero Sudpiy
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gan A
Central States
Electria
Columbia Gas & Oil
Lone Star Gag Mo Kane Pipe Line Apology Net Spark
A brief local item notes an issue involving Lone Star and Mo Kane Pipe Line with a reference to a service or campaign titled Gities Service. No further details available in the fragments.
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Lone Star
Mo-Kane
Widow questioned over poisoning plot in Pekin area
A middle aged widow told authorities she helped poison her husband and daughter to obtain funds. Mrs Alice Mason confessed at their home in Delaven, nearby Dela Yen, last August naming three accomplices. Sheriff James J Crosby announced further questioning to uncover full details of the death plot.
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United Press Pekin
Alice Mason
Delayen
Mildred
James J. Crosby
Diamonds and Africa Influence on American Diamond Market
A readable fragment notes that most diamonds originate from Africa, particularly South Africa, and that the United States is the world's largest consumer of diamonds. It hints at a strong flow of diamonds to America and the dominance of U S demand in the global market.
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America
Africa
South Africa
United States
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