Local High School Football Attendance and Weekend Visits
Misses Betty Wiledk Virginia Ky sar Alice Mount and Marion Cogswell attended the high school football game at OW City this afternoon. Miss Jane Mulhelth and Miss Charlotte McKelvey are home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Floyd Holly and Miss Winnie Holly drove to Bath New York this afternoon to spend the weekend with relatives. Mrs M J McMahon went to Erie to spend the day. Miss Dorothy Henry returned to her home in Spring Cheel this morning. Mr and Mrs Mak Steatis and Helen and Dick Steatis of Troup Texas arrived to visit the corner’s mother Mrs S D Harley on North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wiledk
Virginia Kysar
Alice Mount
Marion Cogswell
OW City
Jane Mulhelth
Charlotte McKelvey
Floyd Holly
Winnie Holly
Bath
N. Y
M. J. McMahon
Erie
Dorothy Henry
Hier Hhomé
Cheel
Mak Steatis
Helén
Troup, Tex
City
Cdrnier
8. D. Harley
North Center Street
Frank Lite
John
Butler
New ‘Castle
Litz
John Derhpsey
J.B. Patterson
Merrill
Ithaca
Tiey
Brian Bills
Corry
M. R. Olds
Chambersburg
Washington, D. C
Howard Walters
Pittsburgh
Emeline Lincoln
Ross L. Putnam
Marion Street
Tohits Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hishome
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stewart Jaquins
Warren
Harry
Dick Powers
League of Third Class
Leo A. Hall
Frank Hepler
Buffalo
Edward Hartill
New Concord
Ohio
L. F DeBra
Ora Post
Spencerville
Garl Wetherill
Lima
W. A. Melhles
Orville
0. R. Robbing
J. H. Patterson
Loveland
Florent
Cleve Saint
Miss Loveland
Richard Bachomner
Ohio State University
Ernest Bachomner
Personal notices of families and travelers in the region
Personal mentions cover excursions to Butler and New Castle, arrivals from Erie and Buffalo, a driver’s trip to Cambridge and Radcliffe College, and hospital recovery updates for Mrs Emeline Lincoln and Ross Putnam. Several locals attend funerals, business trips, and civic events, with multiple visits between Corry, Erie, Warren, and nearby towns.
Concord P T A Meeting Recalls School Events
The Concord Parent-Teachers Association met in Room 7 at the Concord Building on Friday at 5:30 PM with president Mrs. Walter S Peake presiding. Flowers donated by parents adorned rooms and halls as pupils from various grades performed including chorus, piano solos by Leatha Anderson and Walter Pease, recitations by multiple students, and a health rhyme by Mary Rebecca Cogan. Subt R Dews spoke on today’s schools stressing ongoing interest and loyalty to children. The session ended with community singing and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Parent-Teachers’ Association
Concord
Walter Speake
Dablathand
Ira Wickwire
Ghorus
Leatha Anderson
Wendell Halles
Walter Pease
Mary Rebcca Cogan Yiolingol
Doris Lindsey
Helen Kraus
Billy Bedtize
Vincent Neilson
Helen Swart
Anna Christensen
Phyllis Lindsley
Dews
Four in family suffer food poisoning from mushroom mix
Sept 23 at Brin hospital reports five people from two families sick after sharing a dish of mushrooms mistaken for toadstools. Mrs Sophie Konieczko 43 and three children Harriet 8 Edldie 10 and Stanley 12 plus Mrs Helen Chudzinki 52 and her son Stanley 18 were treated for extreme nausea. Doctors say all will recover. Stanley Chudzinki had gathered the mushrooms Thursday on the Peninsula. Also note Fanny Amidon left for Chicago and Fargo to resume work at the State Teachers College after visiting Mrs Bie Hopkins and Westport, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brin
Hambi
Sophie Konieczko
Bath Street
Harriett
Edldie
Stanley
Helen Chudzinki
Konieczko Liying
E. 2Nd Street
Stanley Chudzinki
Hamet Hospital
Fanny Amidon
Chicago
Fargo
N. D
State Teachers’ College
Bie J. Hopkins
Worth Center Street
Westport
Conn
Market Strength Lifts Stocks as Commodities Rally
New York stocks rose 1 to 5 points as commodity markets gained strength with active trading in lime and cotton futures jumping to 8.60 per bale amid a government loan plan for cotton farmers tied to hedging cuts. Buoyancy spread to other metals and industrials, with closing prices showing gains for American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, and many others as traders reacted to the broader commodity rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Studk
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel A. SA Canadian Picne
AUST
Ee Ven AB Chrysler
Gontinental OM
Consolidated OW
Columbia Gasseis Bis
Curliss-Wrighteben Rearie
Pee al General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Dynamite Attack Strikes Scranton Area House
A home in Dickinson City near Scranton was dynamited early today injuring the resident Joseph Kawiatwisky his wife and their three children. The blast damaged the front porch and part of the dwelling and was heard for blocks. Police say strike sympathizers attacked after Kawiatwisky continued working at the Johnson mine of the Penn Anthracite Company during a Pennsylvania coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Scranton
Joseph Kawiatwisky
Dickson City
Kawialwisky
Johnson
Penn Anthracite Company
Anthracite Mines
Pennsylvania
Kawialvisky
Europe and South America Trade Perception Notes
Europe is highly industrialized and can largely supply its own manufactured goods. South America remains predominantly agricultural and cannot. The text discusses choices for turning towards Europe or North America to meet requirements, signaling a regional trade stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
South America
America
North America
Stolen Love Chapter of Hazel Livingston Serial
Seventeen year old Joan Hastings escapes a boarding plan against her love Bill Martin and travels alone toward San Francisco to reunite with him. Along the way a red faced driver with a flashy ring offers help, and Joan recounts the family opposition, her loneliness, and her resolve as she endures hunger, fatigue, and a night ride with a stranger who proves unexpectedly companionable. Their journey unfolds through stations, highway miles, and a roadhouse breakfast as she edges toward an uncertain reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hastings
Marden
Evgie
Babe van Fleet
Joan
Bill Martin
Bill
Travelers’ Aid Society
Oan
Pravkeu
San Francis Miles
Aunt Byvie
Babe
Paul
San Francisco
Aunt Tyvie
Jon
Ila
Song Tien
Prisco
Talways
Walter
San Dean
Milt
Begoni
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Marion Nixon
Buddy Rogers
Janet Gaynor Werner Baxter
Paddy
Harvey Stephens
Margaret. Lindsay
Harry Lachman
Oil City Teaat Company
Keister
SOCAL
J. Harold Anderson
Bert Anderson
Clifford Anderson
Clyde Anderson
Ripley
N.Y
John 5
Anderson
Bert ‘Anderson
Dackton Centre
Johnny
Pollock
Hichard Patlaon
Fred
York
Concord P.T. A
Fall ‘Tweed
Gloria Stuard
Mallory
Winten Press
Pata
Studebaker Texas Co
US Steel
United Aircraft
United Corp
Westinghouse Jolentine
Woolworth
Arie
Nat Gas
Assoc Gas & Electric
Ilies
Stoxing
Stan Gas
Western
Hazel Livingston
Sacramento
Tim
Simpson
Grand Canyon
Caine
Truckee
Mrs. Hawley
Manny
Walter Donne
Oriole Walt
Santa Claus
Flor
Jona
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