Local and Personal Notes From Meadville Area
Mrs GE Selewane travels to Evie thie furmulg due to her sister Mrs J OS Niedér riter illness. surgical patient at St. Vincent's. Miss Georgia Myers leaves for Niagara Falls then Youngstown to visit aunt Mrs R Ayer. expects to be gone twenty days or longer. Mrs Park Teasdale and children, Ma and Mrs Ralph Wy joint and Tully visit the city with Mr and Mrs Wein. Test this montnite for their bones in Meadville. Mrs Thine Morrell and Mrs Bene. Rirketts went to Clymer to spend the day. Toby Hirtes left for a business visit in Youngstown. Mr Janes Blakeslee and Mrs Edna Reynolds went to Jamestown for services. In the home of Mrs Uhueted dais, some event occurred referencing 2 had shmatteridon at 2:30. Mrs Dorathh Waller returned to Pre f onia NY. HSmbrilnig resumes work at Fredonia Normal School. Mrs Albert Carlirgeit spending time at home and with her parents Mr and Mrs M0 Walker. Mrs. Jame Mal- Jos sind fini ng, Je Meir left this swearing Su Bang and Stiefiield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GE Selewane
Evie Thie Furmulg
J.os Niedér Riter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Georgia Myers
Niagara Falls
Youngstown
R. Ayer
Miy
Park Teasdale
Ralph Wy Joint
Tully
Wein
Meadville
Morrell
Bene
Rirketts
Clymer
Worning
Toby Hirtes
Youngster
Janes Blakeslee
Edna Reynolds
Jamestown
Waller
Pre
Fonia
N.Y
Fredonia Normal
Personal mentions and local visits fill Town News
Ralph Bailey traveled to Tidioute with fighters this morning and plans to Tionerta with a shipment of eighteen elite. Mrs Emil Hurscholdur, visiting in the city at the home of Mr and Mrs Abert Anderdon, stayed several days. Numerous residents were noted visiting relatives, attending events, or planning trips to Warren, Petersburg, and nearby towns while a mentor group planned a meeting at East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bailey
Tidioute
Tionerta
Emil Hurscholdur
Abert Anderdon
Jones Af Shermian
Starman
Golumbir
Venning Sore
Eyarini
Masonie
J & Whittleder
Uge Trojdin
Warren
Heiman
Carver House
the Representatives
Eureka Co
Jill Nelson
Exie
Wlub
Prank Wilcox
East Main Street
Rowe
Iitter
Market Close and Industry Notes Across Firms
An ambiguous market wrap lists closures for many firms including Aneto ay Loe Smelter and Pacific and Northern lines alongside oil interests like Pure Oil and Reading. It notes corporate changes, declines in shares, and mentions railroad names such as Missouri Pacific and New York Central, with industry names including Shell Union Oil and Westinghouse. In literary news Thomas Gray and Sir Walter Scott are cited regarding honors, both declining the English poetry post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneto Ay Loe Usasse Fecha
Amuyheay Smelter Veutht -Nan
Agnenlicayy
Iene AB
Axmerifer See
Alvaundrrdia Feytte
Heck
Yaheres
Mopper
Wetltehen
Steet Alv
HM Tl P Bas
Callan Pacifiy
Chaniter Matar
Alia
Petesteur Unig
Reading
Radio Replogle Steel Republi Stent
Seabaandroman Simms Pet
Shell Union Oi Sinclair Wi Skelly Oil
Deaf Palm
New Jersey
New York
St Paul
Ae Ee Suudienaker Fn
OS Ontieer Pacifier
Gees Een Oom Coe
Rediscover Vitality with Red Blooded Health Boost
An old sensational ad promises strength and energy for men and women by boosting red blood cells. It touts improved skin, clearer eyes, and fuller physiques, urging readers to purchase a large bottle advertised as more economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Ted
Gall S
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
Paris
Pen
Toreedious
Marie Prevost
Monte Blue
Mazie
the Lucky Devil
Richard Dix
Wuihinitan
N. Cohen & Sons
Ernest Rayer
Grant Pottis
Pittsburgh
Jehnneltd
William Biluck
A . Sherik
Seuntule
Frank Grate
Thomas Gray
Walter Scott
Lanresteship
Omnjgortly
Buffalo
Association
Buffalo Courier
Daily Star
Eilenbach
Stewart
Monty
Action
Grand Theatre
North Center St
Ee ‘Strathm
AA Denison Clift
Pathe Comedy
Felix the Cat
Dios
Overland
Arkansas Star
Ohio Pact Corp Mountain
Indiana
Corry
Corry Building and Loan Association
Ajax Building
F. E. York, Secy
Albert Jacobs
Chris Moran
Givestone
Firestone
Jacobs & Moran
East Washington Street
Corry, Pal
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