Local social notes and visits in Meadville area
The column lists numerous residents and visitors, including Mrs Walter Kinney, Dalton A Brennett, Mrs Waggoner, Miss Frankline Reed of Brie, John Shields, Mr and Mrs J Frederick Kinley, Mr and Mrs Hastings Jones, Mrs A L Miller and daughter Mary Kathryn, Mrs Luke Graham and daughter Eileen, Mrs John Pollock and Beatrice Joy, Misses Margaret and Eva Veletti, Mr and Mrs Joseph Kotatin, Sidney B Elston family, Harold Powell, Bruce Smith, Miss Katherine Rogers, Mr and Mrs H F Stevens, and Don W Kincaid, Walter Bands, family, and others. It notes travel to Pittsburgh, Erie, Clarion area, and funeral services for Endora Seincaid to be held Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kinney
Meadville
Ray
Dalton‘a. Brennett
Mre
W. Waggoner
J.utingame
A. D. Calegrove
Clora Crippen
F. Whitnesey
Ida Linendell
J. W. Ribbers
Mire
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Wattsburg
Misa Fmuline Reed
Brie
John Shields
J. Frederick Kinley
West Park Place
Pittsburgh
Hastings Jones
Mya. A. L
Joseph Kotatin
Viton
Ho A. Shirley
East Main Street
Sidney B. Elston
Familly
Erle
Harold K. Powell
Bruce Smith
Cleveland
Ola
Katherine Rogers
Bradford
Rie
H. F. Stevens
Ohio
Don W. Kincaid
Baltimore
78 Enjoy Cards At St Elizabeth Party
A St Elizabeth church party at St Elizabeth's hall featured contract and auction bridge and 500. Roy Borstorff and Frank Gering won 500, Mrs. Tohi McLaughlin and Mrs. Victor Dempsey won auction bridge, Mrs. Leon Brown and Mrs. Floyd Black won contract bridge. Door prize went to Charles Springstead and the social award to Mrs. Edward Booker. Committees served sandwiches, donuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wignteen Taples
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Roy Borstorff
Frank Gorng
Tohi McLahgulin
Victor Dempsey
Leon Brown
Floyd Black
Charles Springstead
Edward Booker
Guy Abbey Speaks Before Kiwanis Club
Guy Abbey of the Slay Memorial works addressed Kiwanians at Hotel Carty last evening on the Hallowe'en parade sponsored by Why Phalan organization. Members voted funds for prizes and pledged support. Abbey outlined the parade theme and the history of memorial stones, detailing quarrying and stone materials, and named locations where stone may be found. Thirty members attended and enjoyed dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Abbey
Hallowe'en
Northestern County Auxiliary Meeting Held at Stone Church
Ten delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW attended the Northwestern County Council meeting at Stone Church in Meadville. A luncheon was served to 180 members and guests before a 3 pm session. Officers discussed hospital and relief work for disabled veterans. One hundred and fifty guests were served at the after-meeting meal. Council election date set for January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony V. F. W
Northestern
Hinehcon
Elests
de Corry
Estate Left by Union City Man in Oct Probate
In Union City on October 15 William M. Rouse left a $4 200 estate to his widow Nancy Irene Rouse and two sons Harold C and Guy Rowan. The will filed October 20 in the Register of Wills notes the probate proceeding and lists beneficiaries.
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Union City
Ari
Register of Wille Carillon
William M. Rouse
Firs
Nancy Irene Rouse
Harold C
Guy Rowan
Beneficialis Asing Pauls
Titho
Blehard
Mopheet
Leonard
Edwiitd
Vincent B. Kraus
Tave
Uighters
Milrgaer Krave
Mitlem Shipley
State moves blocked in hospital take over case
Dauphin county court issued an injunction delaying the state welfare department from taking Philadelphia Hospital for mental patients under the Shapiro Acts. Attorneys argued irreparable harm to Philadelphia citizens and challenged the acts on constitutional grounds. Also notes the death of former State Senator P. J. Joyce and a line about the Shannon River in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Philadelphia
Tidge Earl
Richards
State Welfare Department
Setiols
Dennis A. Bailey
Blindness Supper at Home Oyster Stew Toast
A home recipe features oyster stew with butter cream milk salt and pepper. Oysters are rinsed and gently cooked in butter then added to scalded milk and cream. The dish rests briefly to enhance flavor and is served with a variety of spreads and accompaniments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Anili
Youl Alli Geteo
Pittsburgh Market Report Highlights Livestock and Dairy Prices
Pittsburgh wholesale market reports demand for hogs cattle and sheep mixed with steady to higher dairy items. Hogs averaged 8.10, cattle 12.50 for steers, calves 11 to 13, sheep 6.50 to 8.50, with various direct sales and farm offerings listed alongside regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitesburgh
Sendy
Goold and Choice Dealerss
Stanly
Pittsburgh
Bil Buskets
New York
Hubbardstons
Wealthies
Baldwins
Starks
Pennsylvania
West Va
Dellevnus
Michigan
Wis
New Jersey
Maine
Maryland
Pyiltry
Ani Dawn
Burton Receipts
Istria
Bet
East Buffalo
Gobt
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the Streen
Tare
Loblaw’s
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Ny Majestic
Bown
Price
SWIFT
Pha
Red
Saul
Leon Santase
Reot’s Furniture
ST Elizabeth
WLEU
WJAS
James J. Davis
U.S
Senata
Solon
Pittston
P. J. Joyce
Lazerr County
British Isles
Shannon
Ireland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, de, C
North Center St
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
United Freas New York
Imarket
Desens Oissies
Iatter i Gotham Sili Hostery
America
Sss
American Smelters
American T&t
Anavonda
Atlantic Refining
Curtin Wright
General Electric
General Motora International Nicckel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ware
National Biscuit National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pagine
jPackard
Paramount the
Benna RR
Socony Vacuum Standard Oi Standard Oil
Bultebaker Texas
United Corps
U8 Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkansas
Ois Cities Service
Lone Star Gal
Alva
Northweaterh
Anataha
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