State Convention Of U C T At Evie
Local members of the Order of the United Commercial Travelers look to the Pennsylvania grand council convention in Erie during June 1922. Delegates from forty counties gather for sessions with nondelegates allowed to sit. The program spans June 3 to 10, including a grand ball, cornet, luncheons, vaudeville, and entertainment at Waldameer Park. Residents plan rail or auto travel with excursion-rate-like certificates for return trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the United Commercial Travelers
Grand Council
Fhne
Thia
Pennsylvania
Order
J. Lee McFete
Archie Gordon
Q. N. Fisehler
D. FB. Nesele
Paul Wimner
John W. Lover
Leqal Council
Trie
Grand Secretary
Erie
Taily Road
Erle
Hotel Lawrence
Carda
Grand Camell
Waldemeer Park
Best City
Mow Castle
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mother
A Wauseon Ohio mother reports her daughter improved from backache and head trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the remedy balanced her health and allowed normal work, urging other mothers to consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wauseon
Ohio
Lydia FE. Pinkham
A.M. Bureholder
Lydia DE. Pinkham
Mia. Burkholder
Grove City road work to pour concrete next week
Garvey Wyenders company plans to pour concrete along Grove City Maybrook road starting next week, with over 1 000 feet graded and 2 600 feet remaining. The 16 foot wide highway is set for completion by fall, progress rapid and the project near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvey-Wyenders Company
Grove City-Mih- Brook
Fishing and Radio Lays on a Rural Day
A rambling vignette describes two friends Ale and Abe planning a fishing outing beside a shady site. They rig Motto style gear with a makeshift radio and earmuffs to listen to fishing news and tunes while debating who gets to use the phones. A friendly dispute ends with their reconciliation as they listen together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Abu
Boy Breaks Back In Dive In Monongahela River
Pitt sburgh pa June George Weir 15 of 1055 Brownsville avenue is hospitalized with a back injury after diving from a springboard into the Monongahela River at South First Street yesterday. His companion Regis Stocker 14 also from Brownsville avenue was with him when Weir failed to surface after submerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Millson
Milson
Pittsburgh
George Weir
Brownsville Avenue
South First Street
Regis Stocker
Weir
Weir boy death at river after diving incident
Stacker, alarmed, sought help and William Hassett from a nearby houseboat fetched aid. Hassett recovered the unconscious Weir boy after multiple dives, noting a head injury from a stone at the river bottom. The report moves from the incident to a rambling set of trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacker
William Hassett
Stackers
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Kirk, Hutton & Company
East Bell
Washington St
Union
LL. Swan & Co
North Mill Street
Castle Electrical
NEW Castle Electric CO
Cord
R. A. Bailey
S. Jefferson St
Love &Megown
Jefferson Street
Columbia Automobile
JAS. Keck, Prop
Richresa
Bell
Citraona
Wilder & Cony
State Convention of
Evie
New Castle
Council
Seavy
Columbia Grafanola
H. R. Boyd
Grove City
Allegheny Paving Company
Liberty Street
Stewart Avenue
College Avenue
McIntyre Company
First National Bank
Alfred Bone
Harry McNash
Everett Montgomery
Clarence, Steingrade
Still School of Osteopathy
Des Moines
Iowa
Prof
H. McBurrows
Olean
N. Y
Fred C. McGill
Colonial Trust Co
Farrell
Women's Community Civic Club
Grove City High School
First Presbyterian Church
C. H. Williamson
Rev. Williamson
H. C. Nicholson
W. BE. Purvis
F. S. Neigh
F. C. Jones
Church Singers
Joy Kingan
Theresbyterian Church
M. E
Herman Smith
Kotalko
Kotaruo
Station X
New York
Nurs
F. Offutt Co
Castle and
Buster W. J. Offutt Co
Eaters
Nayvee Middlwear
Chaiece
W. J. Offutt CO
Bill
Fisher
Ming
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Oa
Dodge Brothers
Smith-Fosser Motor Car CO
Arc de Triomphe
Paris
America
Australia
Russia
Cos
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