Local residents and visitors depart for extended weekends
Personal Mention lists residents and guests traveling to Williamsport Pa Cooperstown Ns and other towns. Several families including Hawkins, Shields, Rether, Tarlo Gl senburg and Steen host and visit in Erie Potle Vernon and Kane while attending church services and overnight stays before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammond
Williamsport
Hiely
Story Artiey
Martha Marie
Cooperstown
NS. C
Knox School
E. &. Hawkins
Leo Shields
Erie
Grove Street
John Rether
Potle Vernon
Corry
Howie Allon
Mik
Harold Tarlo Glsenburg
Olle
Uis Marr
Ani
Steen
Asieville
Mos
Juin Pyrbeck
Sam Irvine
Baltimore
James ‘Horrigan
St Johnabury
Max Harvey
Fidin
Richt
Miller
Mra
M. F. Sunderland Andr
Gise
Della, Wig
Uty
Walter Kinney
Eva Niver
Kane
Kinney
Franke Richardson
Washington
Philadelphia
Elwin Turner
Warren Mes Aina Garden
Prani Lin Street
Wuurradl
Jeoney Shore Sunt Bayparhany Pa
Woman in critical condition amid sleeping sickness crisis
Chicago dispatch reports Patricia Ma sive, afflicted by sleeping sickness since Valentine’s Day, 1842, remains gravely ill as physician DY Bugene notes the pneumonic infection has progressed and prognosis is bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patricia Masive
Pheusnonin
Beannieyl
Ymin
DY Bugene ‘Raal
Patricia
Local wedding announced for Cariotta Mea and Glen Betts
Mr and Mrs Ross M Mea announce the marriage of their daughter Cariotta to Glen Averett Betts, son of Mr and Mrs Glen Betts, at Clymer New York on August 1st. The ceremony, performed by Rev J Whippo, was attended by Lang Crosent and another couple. Both couples are Corry High School graduates and reside in Cony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M. Mea
Wright Street
Cariotta
Glen Averett Betts
Glen Betts
East Main Street
Clymer
N.Y
J. Whippo
Lelang Crosent
Corry
Cony
Kidnappers Silent as Victim Feared Dead
Police search for abductors in a mysterious case with scant clues. Three men, including a notable figure and his secretary, were seen after a dinner conference near Cypress, Alabama, Saturday night. one suspect nearly dropped his gun in a tense moment as investigators pursue leads.
View Members in Business Club
The Business and Protess Women’s club met last evening in the new club robes with thirty members present. Four tureen dinners were served at 6 530 o’clock by the membership committee led by Mrs. Myra Thomas, chairman, and Miss Alice Jeno and Miss Marjorie McElvoy. Mrs Alma Erickson was voted as a new member. Names listed for membership included Mrs. Helen Yaabressar and several others. the meeting proceeded with entertainment from the Cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonen
Clu
Myra ‘Thomas
Alice Jeno
Marjorie McElvoy
Alma Erickson
Helen Yaabressar
Mary
Doris Sanden
Devgent
Stelle
Strange twin lakes near Flores island described in color legends
A report notes two lakes near Flores Island in the Accres region, separated by a rock barrier. Locals describe them as Spadue, appearing as vivid hues of yellowish red and turquoise blue, resembling painted lakes. The bizarre colors prompt curiosity about geology and possible mineral influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lake
Red Lake
Flores
Accres
Construction Work On 2 Buildings Advances
Gumunucn on Hage One street and Third avenue will be moved to the new addition north of the office structure built last year. The four story brick structure will house growing Fourth Ward industry departments. Telephone company building progress is steady with first floor laid and side walls under way. Completion of the new exchange building is targeted for early 1998 as part of a large modernization program including a new dial installation and modernized plant equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Tolem Pole Family History Record in Vancouver Park
Fragmentary OCR note describes the toler pole as a family history record with hieroglyphics recounting life exploits and unusual events. Mentions large Chinese pots in Stanley Park Vancouver and a collection possibly tied to a KikWwang settlement in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Park
Vancouver
Market Gossip Benchmarks Bear Market Fears Says Baxter
New York sept 28 William J Baxter of the international economic research bureau argues in a 53 page pamphlet America faces its greatest business low mood He contends a long bear market is already underway with further declines in securities and commodities and widespread corporate failures He singles out the United States and Britain as the softest economies and predicts uncertain political futures in both parties and a potential civil conflict in France with Japan seen as a rising force in the coming era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Baxter
Internations Economic Research Bureau
America
Baxter
United States
Japan
France
Market rally extends into session with gold miners leading gains
New York Sept 26 the stock market kept yesterday's rally early today but slipped from the highs as buying cooled. Gold and silver mining issues were in demand with Alaska Juneau up sharply and Dome Mines, Meintyrs Porcupine and Home take mining firms advancing. Major industrials and utilities showed mixed moves as several big names including Bethlehem Steel Boeing General Electric General Motors and US Steel fluctuated, while transport and oil stocks also traded unevenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaska
Juneau
Dome
MeIntyrs Porcupine
Cerro de Paseo
Td American Cattle BC
American Smelters
American
T&t Ce
Bhp Alawonna
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Vee Ley
Bethlehem Steel
Ape
Boeing Air
Eee
Columbin Gas
Sabi Cad
Tybee
Chrysler
Verdant Grace of Sunlit Plant Power Across Ecosystems
The passage extols plant color as a gift of sun power. It explains green leaves absorb sunlight to drive photosynthesis converting carbon dioxide and water into food. Sunlight duration altitude air quality and sunlight quality influence how much is absorbed by plant cells.
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Root’s Furniture Store
Loblaw
Keister
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