Mentor Club Opens Season With Dinner Gathering
Last evening's gathering at the home of Mrs. Andrew Paulson on Maple Avenue opened the Mentor Club season. Eighteen members and one guest attended a tureen dinner at 6:30. Mrs. Paulson was assisted by Mrs. Leslie Donaldson Mrs. Don Stewart and Miss D. Wilcox. Yearly programs were distributed to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Mentor Club
Paulson
Leslie Donaldson
Don Stewart
Wilcox
Club deliberations outline fall and winter meetings
In a brief evening discussion members listed activities planned for the vacation period. Roll call responses reflected varied commitments. The club schedules two meetings per month in fall and winter and anticipates a successful and enjoyable year.
Farm near Corry offers small holdings and poultry
Classified notice lists a small farm for rent near Corry suitable for toy chickens at 615 East Wayne Street. Also offers for sale pigs four weeks old by W. Scott of Macadam Hill and a potatoes sale by R. W. Range of Bigin Patio, with grading and quality guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wayne Street
W. Scott
Macadam Hill
Ste
R. W
Personal Mentions Show Movers In Erie Area
Local social notes list many visitors and travelers including Mrs. RM McDevitt of Jamestown driving to Erie for a month with her daughter, Mrs. PM Waite. Others guest with relatives in the city include Mrs. Baxter Myers, Mrs. Boyd and relatives, Miss Margaret Duffy, and Mrs. Cap Cox visiting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. McDevitt
Jamestown
N.Y
PM. Waite
East Predéricie Street
R. Wi Mower
Baxbare
Ann
Shelby
Morwer
George Boyd
Frank DeLury
John Carroll
Warren
James Kofor
Clarence Willis
N. Troy Gillette
Erie
Lawrence Thomas
New York City
Chevro- Jet Motors Company
JH. H. Jones
Harriswing
Jones
Everett Hoagwall
Arch Darling
Grace
Cleveland
Gilbert L. Boyd
Huntingdon
Synodical Meeting of Missionary Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
McNair Resigns Today as Pittsburgh Mayor
McNair resigns as Pittsburgh mayor after a clash over so called appointment actions during recess. The council rejected most appointments and a refused confirmation of William B Poster as treasurer sparked a financial impasse with no warrants issued since Thursday. The resignation ends a stormy tenure marked by national attention and eccentric public stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNair
Thatsiay
James P. Kirk
Tsis Place
William B. Poster
Council
Prospects of Peace in the A F of L Brighten
United Press reports brighter prospects for peace in the American Federation of Labor split as William Green, president, moves toward reconciliation. Green, in New York, discussed peace with two rebel CIO unions and planned to return for the council meeting set to open Thursday. He told President Roosevelt in Hyde Park that labor ranks show brighter prospects for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
American Federation of Labor
AUF
William Green
A. F
New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Railroads back 'Backwoods' movement plan gains rail support
Harrisburg Oct 6 The state stem¢ and historic commission received a $20 000 legislative appropriation to lure tourists to Pennsylvania and won strong support from major railroads for a plan of off the beaten track rail excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State
Stem¢ and Historic Commission
Pennsylvania
Death Claims Geo Sanford in Warren State Hospital
Word was received on the 19th of the death of George Sanford, who died Sunday afternoon at Warren State Hospital where he had been a patient for two years. He formerly worked as a telegrapher for the Pennsylvania Railroad for many years and was well known in this city. Survived by his mother of Savona New York, one brother Clarence of Savona, and one sister Edith Sanford of New Haven. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at his mother's residence.
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Wim
George Sanford
Warren State Hospital
Sanford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gnu
Savona
Edith Sanford
New Haven
Coust
Harrington Dies in Denver at 70
Mrs. W. A. Heath of Concord received a telegram from Denver Colo detailing the death of her brother John Harrington, 70, who died at his home. A former resident of origin, he ran a plumbing business in Denver before retiring. Survived by his wife, one brother Patrick Harrington of Elmira, N Y, and five sisters Josephine Harrington of Warren Pa Kathryn Harrington and Mrs Daniel O Day of Meadville Pa Mrs John Hahn of Oil City and Mrs Heath. Funeral services and work will be held in Denver Thursday morning.
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J. ©. Mount
Cleveland
Cap Cox
BufTalo
Prank OlDay
Patsy Ness
Neve
Harrisburg
Mra B Wagner
Dual May
Richard Mereer
Greenesburg
Lawaeran Missionary Societies
Pittsburgh Synod
Glenn Spencer
Meadville
Joseph Savalevan
Stella
Henrietta
Mater Lip
Hazelton
Bugachhio
W. A. Heath
Concord
Denver
Colo
John Harrington
Harrington
Corryshen & Young Man
Patrick Harrington
Elmira
Josephine Harrington
Warren, Pa
Kathryn Harrington
Daniel O'Day
John Hahn
Oil City
Heath
Gold Had No Use The Wuchins of California
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear items and names. The readable fragments mention California groups and a vague question about use or waste. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be derived from the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fleet Street Named for River Woot and Landon Deeds
An OCR fragment notes street naming details tied to rivers, landmarks, and local deeds. It mentions Lee, Sobel, and Etinabetth with scattered references to towns, dates, and figures, but the text is garbled and only partial names and places survive. The item appears as a fragmented historic street naming caption with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Street
Turmerky
Eto
Etinabetth
Market Gossips Signal Cautious Bullish Market Outlook
Elmer C. Walzer reports a cautious mood among Wall Street traders as the market may dip soon, yet optimism remains about the broader trend. Analysts note gains in utilities, electric power, steel, autos, and building, with European demand lifting railroad shares, while currency shifts could realign currencies with the dollar and pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Italy
France
Swityeylne
Ated
Holland
Tina Deine
Tate
Sole Hyekere
Rixparts
Farm Implements Lead Stock Gains In Mixed Market Session
A noisy New York trading day sees farm implements among gainers as a broad list of industrials and utilities fluctuate. Strong performers include American Can Company, American Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric and General Motors amid varied shares and activity. notes mention Kent number ranges and several rail, oil, and gas firms, with Burrows referenced in a closing remark about animal digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanenere
New York
T & Too
Anagonda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehent Steel
Curtiss Wright
Kennevoth
Montgomery Ward
National Daity
New York Central
Cepeyegeee
Calif
Pyres
Studebaker
Naming of Black Hills and surrounding area
Fragmentary OCR describes the Black Hills region in northeastern Wyoming and southeastern Montana, noting deep forests giving a dark appearance from afar. It mentions minerals and the Black Hills National Forest covering about a hundred square miles, along with a reference to a commemorative feature linked to General Coster.
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Blech Hills
Anta
Wortheastern
Soma GO
Sumo Wiley
Tr 4S
Black Hills National Forest
Aloud
General Coster
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Dizzy
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Piccadilly Jim
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Montgomery
Eugene
Shiro
Robert
W. Rauscher
Spring Street
Pittsburgh
G. D. Harger
Prohibition Party
Grand Theater
Green
GEO
Jharrington
Oswald Mosley
British Union of Fascists
Mosley
London
Gentra Press
Sunnyfield Rolle
PEAS
Hampton Soda Crackers
Hubbard
A Model DaiRy Co
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Corry, Penna
Lone Star
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