Award Against Actress Frey in Alienation Suit
A $37,500 award against actress Frey follows a $100,000 suit against Wilda Bennett for alienation of affections. The jury deliberated 85 minutes, returning a verdict supporting the plaintiffs. Details mention Katherine M and tensions surrounding the case, with notes on responses from Frey and Bennett and references to related people and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Bennett
Frey
Ler Atumes
William Fajton
Katherine M
Local visitors and departures noted in city social items
Chicago resident Willian P. Edmonds arrived for business. Miss Katherine Snyder came from Erie. Mrs D. A. Stennett returned from New York City as guest of her brother Jack Richards and family. Mr Fr Ross attended duties in Effie. Elmer and Mrs Smith visited relatives in Buffalo. Charles Puller on business in Titusville. Rev Tr Smock returned to Geneva, Pa. AVoster to Jamestown. Ruth Frank returned from Buffalo. Margarets and Eleanor Dusty from Erie spent weekend here. J L Spiesman left for Meadville after sister Mary Spiesman’s death. Charles Lynch and Grace Lynch from Blue Jay, Wa, visiting Mrs P. Ty. Keafe in West Wayne. LP Bliss traveling to Evie for several days. Clara Kelley and daughter Jessie Vogt spending day in Erie. Dorothy Williams returned to Erie to resume work after weekend visit. Mr and Mrs E York spent weekend in Diamond, Pa. FL Weeks returned home from Hamilton after visit with Seth Weard. Miss Tona Tripp visiting relatives, returning to Spring Green. Dorothy Sandburg spent weekend in Wright Street, returned to Warren. M Lanning from Port Orchard, Ore, departed with sister Mrs C F Brown and Walter Auer family after six weeks. Jilline A Shivtls to Union City on business. Charles Berwall back home in Vertanga after visit with daughter Mrs Ralph Kepler. Misses Anna Shisids, Jax Shield, Miss Margaret Foster, and Georges to Cleveland for weekend with relatives. Miss Clyra Widdifield from York Hospital returned after attending American Hospital Association meeting in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian P. Edmonds
Chicago
Katherine Snyder
Erie
D. A. Stennett
Newark City
Jack Richards
Ross
Effle
Daniel
Buffalo
Margaret
Eleanor Dusty
Grove Street
J. L. Spiesman
Meadville
Mary Spiesman
Charles Lynch
Grace? Lynch
Blue Jay
P. Ty. Keafe
West Wayne Street
LP. Bliss
Evie
Maude Nesmith
Clara Kelley
Jessie Vogt
Dorothy Williams
E. York
Diamond
R. Hyggleston
Hamiton
Seth Weard
Tona Tripp
Dorothy
Sandburg
Wright Street
Warren
M. Lanning
Port
Wand
Ore
C. F Brown
Walter Auer
Jilline A. Shivtls
Union
Charles Berwall
Vertanga
Ralph Kepler
West Church Street
Anna Shisids
Sunele
Jax Shield
Margaret Foter
Geornes
Cleveland
Clyra’ Widdifield
Systemote
York
Louisville
American Hospital Association
Local arrivals and departures linked to Noble Corset and nurse visit
Mary Buck left for Fiie to resume office work with Nobone Corset company. M i Who has been on vacation in the city at her home has been employed at the branch office in St Catharines Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hart of Sherman, a former Corry Hospital patient, returned home this afternoon with nurse and sister Miss Julia Thayne of Buffalo, who was visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buck
Fiie
Nobone Corset Company
M i
St. Catharines Ont
Sidney Hart
Sherman
Corry Hospital
Julia Thayne
Buffalo
Death toll from cyclone rises in Persian Gulf region
United Press reports from Karachi indicate a cyclone and earthquake combo have caused massive fatalities. Early estimates show death toll potentially reaching thousands with missing crews and damaged fishing fleets. Islands such as Tomb and Team suffer severe damage as Basra date palm groves are uprooted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Karachi
India
Fesson
Basra
World’s wool and cotton crop comparison long ago
The report notes that a century ago wool was dominant in the world crop, with the wool output around five times higher than cotton, but over time cotton surged ahead by about twenty times, reflecting dramatic shifts from wool to cotton since the 18th century.
Remarkable Birds Nests Highlight Delicate Builders
Birds like hummingbirds construct the most delicate and heavy nests. The text notes the remarkable nests belong to American orioles and weaver birds of Africa, emphasizing their intricate structures and regional variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Trust ‘Indies
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Adolph Zukor
Jesse L. Lasky
Cecil B. DE Mille
Story
Jeanie MacPherson
The
Paramount _ Picture
New York
Clyde Anderson
Breaulyinie
Vesianca
St. Petersburg
Plu
Grand Theatre
North Center St
Universal
Jewel
London
the News
Darwin
Cor
Washington & N. Center Sts
Red Labs
Tb Red Labs
Hookers
Bie
Garton
Pillsbury's
N. Genter Street
P.& G. Soap
Graham Flour
Quan
N. Cohen & Sons
Oysters
She City
Statkel J. C
Flesles
Prope
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