Local social notes spotlight regional visitors and travels
Mrs. Kelly Hoffman of Spartans birg stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs William Hoffman then left for home. Mead Whippo departed for Cleveland for business. John Wilcox returned from New York City where his sister Miss Betty Wilcox studies nursing. Mrs J Beondo of Buffalo left after visiting the Baressi family on East Smith Street. Miss Helen Spencer travels to Erie for a weekend with friends. Miss Marian Diehl and G M Diehl of Wesleyville and Montel Painter of Kane recently visited Mr and Mrs W J Skinner on North Center Street. Mr and Mrs H Oswalt Jr left for Bradford for the Pennsylvania State Hotel convention at Hotel Holly. Mr and Mrs Eli Ames returned from a wedding trip and now reside at 986 North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Hoffman
Spartansbirg
Mrr
William Hoffman
Mead Whippo
Cleveland
John Wilcox
New York City
Betty Wilcox
J. Beondo
Buffalo
Baressi
East Smith Street
Helen Spencer
Erie
Marian Diehl
G. M. Diehl
Wesleyville
Montel Painter
Kane
W. J. Skinner
North Center Street
H . Oswalt, Jr
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Holly
Eli Ames
New England States
Lloyd Pastorius for Sheriff on the Republican ticket
Lloyd Pastorius, a life-long Republican candidate for Sheriff, hails from a long German Pennsylvania lineage dating to Germantown in 1683. He has worked for the Erie County Milk Association over 30 years and belongs to several fraternal and veterans organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pastorius
Pennsylvania
Germantown
Penna
Erie County Milk Association
Lake Shore Odd Fellows
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Loyal Order of the Moose
Fraternal Order of the Eagles
United Commercial Travelers
Personal Mention appears in and around Boston visits
Joseph Kowalski and daughter Nelly plus son John returned yesterday from a two weeks visit in Boston and Holyoke with relatives. Misses Patterson Bennett and Sanden plan to enter Northwestern Bible School in Minneapolis, overnighting with Miss Patterson’s aunt in Chicago en route. Others visit relatives in Grove City and Columbus, with several heading to Lexington and Brie for short stays. several individuals are noted leaving for Buffalo and Cleveland after visits with family in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kowalski
Nelly
John
Boston
Holyoke
Mays
Missea
Jeanette Patterson
Iona Bennett
Florence Sanden
Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Bible School
Miss Patterson
Carl Christensen
Chicago
Frey Shutt
Rce
Rural Resident Dies At Home At Findley Lake
An aged resident dies at home in Cory Et. D. after a long illness. The deceased, a United States veteran for thirty three years, was a waker by trade and survived by five sons and five daughters. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM from the late home with interment in Lutheran cemetery. Also noted is the death of Skellie, 73, at her home in Asbury Lake. She is survived by four daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday from Wilson Hagen funeral home Findley Lake with burial at Mina J Comer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Et. D. No
Thoréens
Ferrible
United States
Clemen
Nels
Lawrence
Erie
Folmar
Union City
Thorwald
Coy
Thalia Peterson
Eleanore Nielson
Aalsburg
Denmark
Henry
Corr
Lutheran
W C T U Holds Regular Meeting Report
The regular monthly meeting of the W C T U was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Myret Durham's home with Mrs Tone Johnson elected president. The group discussed church activities for September and heard a Read from a Signal about government affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myret Durham
Tone Johnson
Frances Willan
Rich
Tonnavivania
Howe
Dann
Market Gossip: Wall Street Seeks Liquidity Aid
Market watchers in New York fret over Washington policy shifts and liquidity risks in a volatile stock market. Federal Reserve actions, potential gold sterilization, and government controls prompt cautious commentary as traders brace for further losses and possible stabilizing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer GC
Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wal! Streel
Washington
Stouk Manker
Roy
Mary
AMS
Riliewi
Lalkest
Anielget
Olenis
Wall Street
Mikey Stinwlants
Market slides to new low amid stock rout
New York markets hit fresh lows not seen since May 21, 1946, as heavy trading pushed prices down. Transactions peaked near the session’s end with billions in shares changing hands, while traders warned of continued pressure amid a volatile day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Biles
Amonean Cam Gya
Ametiiin
Sarete Armerican
Begmigu
Methlohem Steel
Raging Air
Colimbia Gas
Eee
Peers
Chrysler
DAI Continental
Cuntis-Wright Eh Brie
Eemene Gemer
Standar
Rrpxas Co
Oer
Isindebaiep
Wititest Coyees
Steel i
Warner Brie Swewsee
Waostinghouse Directric
Shout
N.Y
Curt Avro Supply Sigso Nt
Iy Ark Nut Gas
Sass
Chiles Service
Anne Nan Cotle
Lone Star Gas
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Aani
Eis
Rex
Smith Ballew
China
Land of Burnest
Tomorro
Norge Oil
J. E. Collins
Keister
Castoria
Vicks Vapo
Bellans
N. R. Tal
Miles
Whitman’s
Kemps
Corry, Pany'a
Map
Joseph Gills
Grove City
William Elliott
Sally
Tommy
Philadelphi
Elliott
J. J. Desmond
Duane Miller
Henry W. Gretzter
Myra Cassatt
Greenville
W. H. Stroup
Plorence Hiden
C. H. Holden
Lexington
Kew
Charles Kijowski
McKeesport
George Kielar
Columbus
Helen Kielar
Josephine Kielar
Jewel Heatroark
Tor Brie
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Misa Betty Perrin
Hastings Julies
Abie Stewart
N. Troy
Gillette
Dhuughley
Maxine
Meroit
MLA
Findley Lake
People’s Market
First Avenue
Hamburg
J. M. Vaughn
Murphy’s
Oponges
Ms Ie Een
W.C.T.U
Ik Ta
Louis Rivera
Stanley Nichols Torlay
Wayne Street
Thut
Bernstein’s
Golden Rule Club
North Center St
Bernstein Bros
Corry, Penn
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