Local residents visit Erie and attend services and events
Mr and Mrs James Bracken of Westfield New Jersey stayed with D L Bracken in Erie yesterday before returning home by car. Copious visitors include Mr and Mrs B Graham and family Mrs D A Hillstrom and others visiting for social and funeral events. Also noted are trips to Albany Buffalo Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh area for family visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bracken
Westfield
N. J
Fletcher
D. L. Bracken
Weet
Pleasant Street
Jett
Amd
B. Grahan
D. A. Hillstrom
C. P. Rogers
Harriet Clough
Worth Hammond
Hubert Heerlain
Erie
Jetn Schaub
A. A. Merker
Richard Merker
Carrie Hotton Teft
Allesany
West Frederick Street
D. Junkins
Allen and
Phillip
Cleveland
Phyllis
Lamcaster
Dayton
Corry
Warren
Helen Komish
Youngstown
Komish
Spring Creek
I. Kamber
Miatilita
Minna
Michael
Butler
Pitsburg
K. Wheelock
Datnnit
Mich
Claus Messenger
Frank Gilson
iMiami, Fla
RH. VanTassel
Floyd Jotnson
Catsketll Mountains
A. F. Munger
Melvin Jordan
Pittsburgh
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement urges readers to cleanse and stimulate kidneys with Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets. It claims rapid relief from mysterious pains and backache and urges demand for genuine tablets sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Personal Mention of Visits and Travels in Erie Area
Local society notes list Miss Thathryn Purcell and many others visiting relatives in Erie from Lawrence Park and other towns. The item records numerous trips to Jamestown Pittsburgh Knoxville and nearby communities, with several families hosting weekend guests and attending funerals and services in Lakewood Butler and Silver Creek.
Honor Eastern Star Leader Attends Tamaville Meeting
Corty City Cadipter Onier of Ba orn Star was represented by Mrs. Vicima Monre worthy matron at district 1 meeting held in Tamaville yesterday. The gathering honored Anna Stead of Bethlehem, worthy grand matron of the grand chapter of Pennsylvania and district deputies. Degree ceremonies and gift presentations followed with dignitaries including Mrs Snead and Velma Moore among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty City Cadipter
Onier
Baorn
Vicima Monre
Worthy
Silver Tea Is Fine Success At Missionary Event
The Missionary societies of the Methodist Woistépal church sponsored a silver tea in the church last evening. Over 85 ladies attended and a generous sum was raised to aid church projects. Mrs. F. G. Jones and Mrs. Albert Anderson organized the decorations and tables, with a refined program featuring Mrs. Bryan Stowe and Mrs. O. S. Robbins. Performances included piano duets, readings, vocal and violin solos by local residents, and a variety of chimes and stories. Sandwiches, cakes, and tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woistépal Church
F. G.jones
Albert Anderson
Bryan Stowe
Rs. O. S. Robbins
Rubenstein
Bess Carlisch
Harold Patterson
H Ffentit
Charles Lyons
Union City
Alberta Mmiciray
Gertrude Johnson
iMrs
D. A.hiestrom
Jesus
Perry Ip. Baines
Missionary Convention Shifts to Fall at Local Church
The Missionary Convention at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church moves from spring to fall. Rev. Br. Lewis opens Sunday morning with Mrs. R. H. Moore, missionary to French West Africa, speaking at 8:20 p.m. The week offers nightly sessions at 7:30 with speakers from Africa and Indochina, youth groups, prayer bands, and concerted gospel outreach. Voluntary offerings cover expenses, and missionary slides will be shown each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gersth
BR. Lewis
R. Ht. Moore
French West Africa
Moore
Africa
Fld. Grobb
Indé-China
F. B. Milley
Beulah Beach
Uhr
Norma Shearer Recovers From Crisis
United Press reports Hollywood star Norma Shearer has passed a crisis and is recovering. Confined to bed, she remains under care of her physician Dr Verte Ort and is well on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Holly Wood
Norma Shearer
Doday
Migs Shearer
Woman, 78 Is Killed in Local Auto Crash
Mrs. Jennie Cowden, 78, of 81 Barrett Ave, Jamestown, died at Jamestown General Hospital at 7:30 last night from a fractured skull and facial injuries after being struck by a car driven by Harley Dennison, 22, of Lewistown, on South Main near Derby Street. She is the fourth local fatality from automobile accidents this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samlsuwin
Jenne Cowden
Barrett Ave We
Jamestown Geneast Hospital
Harley K. Dennison
Postoffice
Lewistown
South Main Street
Derby Stoes
Corry Man Named Vice Chairman of County Legion
Corry man named vice chairman of the Br ie County American Legion organization at a meeting on Rogers Israel Post route of Brie Ray. Lawrence, past leadersh man of Rogers Israel Post, named County Commander to succeed AO. Bill. Worthman of Lawrence Paul elected treasurer and pil Secretary by committees-elect Lawrence. Warhman known among Legionnaires for visiting Corry during Legion programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GT Bergenan
OWE Wines C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Gorty
Brie County
American Legion Organization
Rogers Israel Post
Brie Ray
Lawrence
Leammsmon
Legion
AO. Bill
Wito
Fidday Eveulms
Worthman
Lawrence Paul
Treasuron
Csliaty Group
Alan Waa
Pil
Iby
Warthman
Market Gossips: U.S. Stocks Hit New Highs As Steel, Electric Output Rise
United Press reports a bullish week with stocks rallying to new highs since 1921 after a technical readjustment. Steel output surpassed 1,000,000 gross tons. electricity and rail earnings improved. auto production rose. U.S., Britain, and France announced a gold exchange accord aiming for a gold standard. Retail sales reached a seven year peak on Columbus Day. rail recovery aided markets while Amusement and retail groups advanced. TVA Supreme Court ruling limited its sue-ability, signaling broader legal constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Columbus Day
Dann& Bradstreet
United States
Great Britain
France
U.S. Steel
Warner , Brothers and Loew's
Jaye
Montgomery War
Deere
Nashville
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Leading Industrial Shares Hit New Highs In Market Session
Leading industrial issues including U S Steel Chrysler and Westinghouse rose to new highs as market activity waxed strong before profit taking near the close. Rail stocks and several others showed irregularity with notable names such as General Motors Montgomery Ward and Woolworth listed among active issues in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Westinghouse Flectvic
Saaire
Atlantic Refining
Audata
Bendix Aviation
Bethleham Steel
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia
c#o
Chrysler Pontinen Erle Tenwral Bleutere
General Motor International
Niel
Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery ‘War National Daily
New Yor
Central Northern Pacific
Olis Steet Occ
Packard F Penna Hor
Pure Oil Railio
Socony_Vacu
Standard Oil
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Lara Dis
Rex
Merr
Anrko Radio
Victor Moore
Helen Broderick
Eric Blore
Betty Furness
Georges Metaxa
John Harrington
Lehath
Patsy Kelly
Kelly
Fred Macmurray
Texas Rangers
Dary CO
Penna
Thathryn Purcell
Boag
Lawrence Park
Erle
W. iHickerpell
Robbins
Amuple Avenue
Jay Avery
Shayon
C.K. Miaitioy
Walter Campbell
Alice Cronin
Glarendon
W. H. Ellis
North Center Street
MaxHoenes
Meandville
Benjamin Johnson
Histel Corry
Jamestown
Williash Swan, Jr
A. G. Moll
Florence
St. Marys
Golf
Mes
MF. Coyle
W. C. Cox
Imic
Keesport
Clinton JB. Windsor
Clinton JB. Windsor, Miss ‘Emily, Anderson
Sinclairville
N. Y
CM. Coach
Wast Smith Street
A. McLean
Pete Fussell
Wriday
New York City
Carl B. Windahl
Charles Windahl
Clarence Windahl
Bewin Windahl
Irs
John Windahl
Ifr
Mobent Kirkpatrick
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Walker
Dane
Missionary Societies of M. E. Church
Ishn
FORD
aLens
Ford Dealers
Powell Motor CO
Center St
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Keister
County Legion
G. T. Bergman
Elmer C. Carrier
Ray Lawrence
New County
Floyd Gibbons Az
eZee Yan
Sun Agit Tag
Psu Mators
Henry Burbig
Wieners, Pound
Campbell’s
Orig RY
Arket
One Star Gas West Pub
Vie
Aaa
Arkansas Gas
Avro Supply
Asso Gas & Elect Cities Service
McCord Ravi
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