Personal and social notes from the city visits and travels
Mrs W Hickerwell of Dayton and Mrs Rotbins visit family here while Mra J Harold Pattenson of Maple avenue departs. Mins J C Kibler heads to James Town on business. Mr and Mrs Mark Purple of Cleveland return home after a visit. Redmond returns from a business trip. Healy couple motor to Warren to see relatives. Mrs Daniel Haley and son Michael from Saginaw request a few days with Mrs Tillotson and sister Mrs Saignon. Mrs Nita McLean travels to Hiie, Edwin McLean and family host. Mrs McLean joins Harrisburg visitors for a ten day Maple Avenue stay. Leslie Wells and Mrs Wells return from Whaina after visiting Farnham. Mrs Tom Williams and Miss Mary Reyda motor to Erie for a visit. Mrs A D Oglegrove returns from Warren for funeral services for cousin Henry Schindl. L E Graham leaves for a business trip to New York City with Acid Supply Co. Mrs C S Bentley and John Bentley motor to Philadelphia to visit C S Bentley Jr. T P Williams leaves Thursday for Pittsburgh for Edwani Woods Co directors meeting. Mr and Mrs H P Stone of Warren visit sister Katherine Stone on East Smith. Whiteley, Stone, Pillotson, Mrs Marsh, Mrs Boyle and others attend Christian Science lecture. Miss Margaret Morrison addresses a capacity audience in Jamestown. Rev Carlos Heidt in Pryburg for Forty Holy Hours devotion. Heidt visits St Joseph's Orphanage in Erie.
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Mra. W. Hickerwell
Dayton
O. J. Rotbins
J. Harold Pattenson
Maple Avenue
J. C.kibler
Jamestown
Mark Purple
Cleveland
Raymond Barnes
W. A. Redmond
Drne
Fred ‘Healy
Warren
Daniel Haley
Michael Hilward
Saginavy
Mich
F. HL Tillotson
Joe Saignon
Nita DicLean
Hiie
Edwin MicLean
McLean
F. & Anatin
Harrisburg
Maples Avenue
Leslie Mr. Wells
A. D. Oglegrove
Henry Schindi
L. E. Graham
New York City
C. 8. Bentley
John Bentley
Erie
Philadelphia
C S. Bentley
T. P. Williams
W. Ed Marsh
R. S. Boyle
CB. Wiloes
N. Y
Margaret Morrison
Chicago
Carlos Heidl
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Pryburg
Pr. Heidt
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Mollison Split Ends Famed Fliers Marriage
United Press reports Amy and James Mollison separated after a crash near Oapington London area. Mollison’s plane damaged in a folding landing last night. Mrs Mollison escaped with minor injuries.
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James Mollisons
United Press
London
Amy
James Mollison
Mollison
Erie Man Killed as Lillian Guild Struck by Train
Joseph E. Reardon, about 45, of West Sun Street, was killed by a yard engine at the New York Central west yards while crawling under freight cars near Walnut Street crossing. The accident occurred early Wednesday as he tried to reach his home. Meanwhile the Lillian Guild plans a Parish Hall dinner Thursday at 9:30. Mrs. Steen and Mrs. Clough lead the event with Mrs. Castor as dining chair. Menu features corned beef, cabbage, turnips, parsnips, carrots, bread, pickles, jelly, coffee to be served. Public invited. proceeds support the guild’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Reardon
Lowen Guiid
Mayor Mixup to be settled by court in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a city council action naming Cornelis D. Scully as mayor is in question as the common pleas court weighs a quo warranto petition. District Attorney Park will seek a prompt ruling on whether Scully or McNair holds the mayoralty, after a week of deliberation and a contested election. Also noted is a Fort Worth burglary with theft of bacon, cheese, salad dressing and other items from A G Hogers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Uuneuress
Pittsburgh
Cornelis D. Scully
Common Pleas Court
Distriot Atttorney Arkrewe
Park
Scully
Win
Ti. McNair
Fort Worth
Tex
A. G. Hogers
Domestic nurse sought with references and address box 60
Readable classified items include a domestic nurse wanted with references required and an address box 60. Also notices for rental rooms and a saddle selling Guernsey animals near Centerville Pa. The listing mentions a coal sale in Clarion county at $5 per ton and a slack coal price.
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Aero
Inquixé
Homer's
Grover
South St
Mist Wrenme
Mrs. Group
Second Avenue
Hoatrola
Mike
Care Journal Bia
Jim Bradford
Centerville
Saile
Clarion County
Lam Slack
G. H. Bourwall
Market Gossip Reflects Elections Calm on Wall Street
New York stock traders view the looming national election with stability as prices hold near six year highs. Investors stay on the sidelines, yet trust the market’s momentum across utilities, industrials, rails, and gold flows, with discussion on extending trading hours and possible regulatory signals.
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United Press
NEW York
Willes
Wall Street
Caverslow
Commodity Exchange
United States
Stocks Resume Rise in Light Trading
Stocks absorbed profit taking in New York today and resumed the rise after two days of irregularity. The market showed renewed demand as investors reviewed earnings and economic data amid light trading volumes.
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New York
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