Gasoline plant opens in Ridgway as doctor injured in crash
A Ridgway doctor suffered injuries in a crash when a truck failed to stop at a stop street against his Chrysler coupe owned by his sister Mrs H A Briggs. Mrs Briggs, also in the car, had bruises. Dr Mix was recovering in Edgewater Hospital. Meanwhile plans proceed for a wholesale distributing station by local gas station operators at West Washington Street near North Center.
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Hidgway
Virginia Mix
Chicago
Century_of Progress
Mix
Edgewater Hospital
Rom
H.A. Briggs
Jamestown
Briggs
Norm
Alice Courtott
Indianapolis
Ind
Misa Paila Hill
H. W. Bennett
Slater
Bla Rickerson
Warren
Montpelier
Ted
Kintbeth Bennett
E. Washington Street
C. W. Moore
Ruth Jewell
Bradfar
Thomas J. Mulheirn
Norman
Oklo
Willeave
Washington, D. C
Jack Franz
University of Oklahoma
Olla
Barron Franz
Clarendon
Lee
Amidon
Coury
Corolyn
F. J. ‘Beall
Amida
Comny
Morgantown
W. Ve
University of West Virginia
N. J. Rust
Burlingham, Wash
Various Erie Visitors and Travelers Fare City Notes
Local residents and visitors arrive and depart after short trips. Franklin Babbitt travels home to Erie after a business trip as Rev. and Mrs. Morgan visit and depart. Numerous individuals from McKeesport Altoona Cleveland Jamestown Statedville and other places are listed with brief movements, returns and weekend plans, reflecting a busy pattern of visits and relocations around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Babbitt
Franke T. Babbitt
West Park Plate
Erie
Morgan
McKeesport
Rev. Morgan
Christian and Missionary Alliance, Church
Leo Hoylen
Elmira
Zelma
Emilie Burr
Maryville
Tenn
Galleze
R. S. Burr
Perry . Mead
Columbus and Corry
Toronto
Ont
Jeannette Colegrove
Olean
N.Y
Kathryn Purcell
Union City
Boag
J. R. Marshall
Fittsburgh
Frances Dean
North Center Street
Pittsburgh
W. Bywing
Cleveland
Cornelia Price
Johnstown
Robert Price
Lyle Benson
Jamestown
N. Y
Newhouse 8
R. G. Barnes
Corny Hospital
Mary O'Hare
East Bond Street
Alron
Margaret, O'Hare
Leona Reed
Elizabeth Smith
Sorority Party At Mac's Inn
May's Inn on the Roosevelt Highway hosted a Sorority party for the M. M. Sorority’s new generation last evening. Ruth Bush chaired arrangements for a private dance to welcome older members. Thirty couples attended with patrons Mr and Mrs H J Sheen and Mr and Mrs L Morrow. Ted Stuart's orchestra from Union City provided music from ten until 2 o'clock. Guests included Joseph T. Margnall of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May's Inn
Roosevelt Highway
M. M. Sorority
Ruth Bush
H. J. Sheen
La Follette Files Nomination in Progressive Run
Phillip F La Follette files for Wisconsin governor as a Progressive. His brother Robert M La Follette seeks re election in a separate campaign. The filing comes at the eleventh hour amid a family split in the La Follette political line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip F. la Follette
Phillip P. la Follette
Wisconsin
Progressive
Robert M. la Follette
JEST OVER COAT ENDS IN TRAGEDY
United Press reports Joseph McGregor leaped to his death at Niagara Falls to please his wife who wanted a mink coat for her birthday. McGregor, 10, left several thousand dollars in insurance. Relatives describe a party two weeks earlier and a joke that went too far. no word yet on his disappearance or funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Joseph McGregor
Niagara
Cfoln P. Smit
McCitogor
Institutea
Stocks Show Little Change on Dull Trading Day
New York September 8 Stocks barely moved on a dull session with only fractional gains in a few issues. Major averages closed with small changes as many issues held to slight advances or losses. Notable names such as American Can American Locomotive and Westinghouse Electric were listed among closing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MNES
New York
Stock Exchange
Les al Friction
Advanoe
TD & T Anacomist
Alianky Refining
Auburn Cone
Cas Bethlehem Stee
Chrysler
Pea
Columbia Gas Qi Continental Ganoes Consolidated Oi
Awright ‘General
Matais
Kennevott
International Nickel
Turmoil at Rutledge factory tests Howard and Caroline
Caroline confronts her mother Alva about suspicions that Howard married Gwendolyn Holtmann to aid Henry Rutledge in controlling the Rutledge factory. Howard defends himself and discusses finances, divorce pressures, and his strained position with Hoffmann. Caroline, torn between love and family loyalty, weighs her future as she awaits Howard’s next words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Caroline
Gwendolyn Holtmann
Dinworth
Alva
Gwendgolyn
Henry Dimsyworth
Tutledge
Philip
Gwendolyn
Mr. Tottmann
Rutledge Factory
Suse
Dearest
Gil
Mix
Hoffman
Carollle
Dasling
Dad
Hoffmann
Gwen
Caro
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Jack Hoxie
Tarzan
Clifford's
REVUE
Una Merkel
George Barbier
Nat Pendleton
Grace Bradley
Alan Dinehart
Grant Mitchell
Harold Lloyd
China
EATRA
Clifford’s
Manhattan Revue
Worgester
Mase
Victor Bell
Faye
Arthur Bowler
Artin
Hampton Beach
N. H
Moore
North Cente Etrest
Bowler
Haniel Clark Co
Ethel Cole
Corry Hospital
St. Marys
Anna Dronneck
Wiss Cole
Mac's Inn
G. C. Murphy Company
W. C. Cox, Mer
la Follette
Mitacut Wax Company
Se. Louis
E. E. Guignon
Montgomery Ward
Studebaker
Texas
Steel US
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Gurls
Mass
Bremen
Alice McLean
Dows
Sophasore
Auri
Karoline
Ruth Dewey
Nok
Mexico City
Pakpulid Tite Tia
Aviny Fox
T Bane
al Financial
Trans
Sauphiil
Malcolm
Eeneatinis
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