Alathians Resume Activities After Summer Recess
The Alathians return to church activities under the Corry Ministerial Association following summer recess. Rev H P Reagle and Rev F A Wimner lead the group with about 35 members present in the parlor. Plans include hosting a dinner and a farewell party for two sisters, and a trip by motor to Otis N Y for a W C T U meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FP. Reagle
F. A. Wimner
Corry Ministerial Association
Mathian Society of the Methodist
Frank Lillie
Edith Selis
Placopal Church
Ese
Ebupey
Poider
Yfrs
Durham
Ecsiattic Musom
George Young
Ton
Frank Schrader
Wil
Schrader
Erie County
Otlu
N.Y
Henry Schrader
Tax sponsor warns against pyramiding sales tax
State Representative Lews W. Hagmaier of Allegheny warns the new state one per cent sales tax should not be pyramided. He says goods sold for resale are not taxed and retail dealers may pay the tax in monthly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettsburee
Sept
Common Pleas Court of
Allegheny County
Lews W. Hagmaier
Higmaier
Story of Mystery and Love in an Exiled Group
An onlookers’ account recalls the aftermath of a tense school project with secrecy and tension. A young woman named Pilly and a group of reporters chase a hidden truth while relationships and rivalries swirl around a dangerous pursuit. The piece blends romance with the pressure of uncovering vital facts.
Social Roundup of Visits and Travel in Titusville Area
Personal mentions detail Miss Zelman Taylor and Miss Lulu Sanford spending time in Titusville with A Taylor and family. Numerous errands and trips include oil city visits, Chautauqua County Fair attendance, motor trips to New York City and Cleveland, and relatives in Dunkirk and Erie. Community members and visitors travel for family, social, and funeral events across multiple towns.
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Zelman Taylor
Lulu Sanford
Titusville
A Taylor
Oil City
Miss Sanford
W. A. Sanford
P. J. Foley
Vail
Mr. Howgard
Corry
Clic Capwell
Myither
Mes
al Sebwlton
Helen Mead
Duniirke
Chautauqua County
Craig Cagler
Altueney
Walter Scott
Toduly
Erie
Harvey Blass
Harry Lamona
Florence Irwin
Ful Lawson
New York City
Mr Fullom
Owan Fullom
Dunkirk
Thomas Lynch
Uniontown
Russell Sherman
Des Moines
Percy Clark
Thompson
Browe
Umi City
G. Johnson
Drought
Daughten
Moral
Virginia Wabb
Spartansburg
Virginia Clavie
Centerville
Gifford
Norman Gifford
Sherman
H.C. Wilaon
State
Riye King B. L. Proper
Uni City
Bnd
W. E. Mathews
Bedford
Astevenine
LeRoy Wilcox Eam
Hiie
P. J. Phelan
J. Phelan
Sit
Plainfield
Phelan
Montgomery Ward and Company
James Medd Gadson
Dimmy
Buffalo
Moid
L. A. Williams
Fred Dirac
George Beseher
P. G. Bradt
Patient Alleged Beating Death At Pittsburgh Hospital
In Pittsburgh on September 8 a coroner's inquest opened over the death of 93 year old psychopathic patient David Linton at SL Iran fis Hospital. He allegedly was beaten by four orderlies after admission last August. Medicos reported multiple injuries including seven fractured ribs a broken breast bone and a discolored left eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cross
Pittsburgh
Iran Fis
David Linton
South Hills
Linton
Concert Pianist Julia King Delights in Reminiscence Recital
Henry G C Wilson reports Madame Julia King delivered a brilliant Reminiscence Recital at the Henry C Wilson studio last evening. She performed original and transcription piano works with precise technique and expressive touch including Mendelssohn pieces and a violin concerto arrangement. Audience praise noted her inspiration and engaging personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry GC. Wilson
Julia Five King
Henry C. Wilson
Ience
Theodore Thoman
New York Philhrmonic Orchestra
New York
Chicago
Phil-adelphi
Stocks Slide Amid Heavy Volume On Market Pressure
The market opened weak as heavy selling pushed stocks lower across diverse sectors. Traders cited renewed selling pressure, jitters about corporate earnings, and broad weakness in industrials and transport issues weighing on the tape.
Thousands file food applications in Philadelphia relief drive
Thousands of Philadelphia residents line up at the emergency unemployment relief committee headquarters to file food aid applications. More than 1,000 gather in the square amid cold wind hoping to receive allotments under the Pathol bill and related aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unew
Philadelphia
Parsons
Philadelphia Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee
Infants Paralyzed as Philadelphia Sees Rising Cases
United Press reports Philadelphia faces a surge of infantile paralysis with several new cases in recent hours. Public Health head Norman Henry predicted the outbreak may not abate soon and urged vaccination and hygiene measures to protect children.
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United Press
Philadelphia
HO Deans
Bet Publik
Henry
Uf Hiss Aid Hawks
Unong
Chtidren
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