Death claims Chas Foster in city obituary
Chas Foster, age 83, died Sunday evening at 7 o clock at the company hospital after a long illness. A resident of the city for over thirty years he is survived by his wife and a son Ralph or Corty and several grandchildren. The body was taken to Alexandria and Company funeral parlors. Services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Chaves
East Main Street
Comny Hospital
Foster
Ralph
Corty
Lexandder and Company
W. A. Heath
Concord Street
Jane
Willis Heath
J. A. Hughes
Jamestown
Glenni Barker
Hughes
Mary
Ruth M. Thomas
Mt. Vernon
G. D. Thomas
Farle Avenue
Meadville
Kermeth
Hushpty
Dows
Kenneth
Ann
Gonmie
Connie
Arur
Hier Beathora
Bngk
Ken
Eymy
Chen
Sue McCrae
The
Dankes
Ted
Mitchell Day Disorder Injures Four Miners
Disorder during Mitchell Day festivities in Uniontown and the new quarter week celebration left four men injured. Wounded were Winifred Harshman 05, John Chanthers 45, Benny Shinishuck Jr 15, and Steve Misik 26. Hospitals report head, chest, and abdomen injuries from gunfire and knife wounds.
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Symlool
Uniontown
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Winifred Harshman
Union~ Town
John Chanthers
Benny ‘Shinishuck, Jr
Steve Misik
Brownsville
Willis Polander Builds Harp Worth Three Thousand
After eight years of work and significant expense Willis Polander, a mechanic in Milwaukee, has constructed a harp valued at 3000 dollars. The instrument is noted as beautiful and made largely from various varieties of mépo.
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Milwaukee
Willis’ Polander
Personal Mention Headline of City Socials and Travel Notices
Numerous residents of Jamestown and nearby towns are listed across a busy social page. Names include Terome H Davis, Mrs Charles Kepler, Jimmie Cornell, H M Hall, Len Hoylen, Arlene Mott, Dorothy Whiteley, Mary Nehil, Ray Weigel, Miss Margaret Burns, and many more. The items note Easter visits, weekend trips, and upcoming travels to towns such as Kane Youngsville Warren Jamestown Cleveland St Louis Detroit and Lakewood New York.
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Terome
H: Davis
Grie
le Cousins
Jimmie
Billy
Junior Cornell
Charles Kepler
Kane
H. M. Hall
West Wayne Street
James Williamson
Carisle
Dickinson College
George MacDonaid
Len Hoylen
Ant
St. Lois
CH. Watyous
Jamestown
Arlene Mott
Youngsville
C. A. Mountain
Betty Byers
C. A. Annable
Mount Pleasant
Annilte
Dorothy Whiteley
C. B Whiteley
Youngstown
Ohio
Walter Dobson
Roy Lillie
North East
Mary Nehil
Corry
Cleveland
Ray Weigel
Warren
Charles Shuss
J. I. Goren
Johnsonburg
Eleanor Smith
Cme
West
Des Motes
Russe Sherman
Chicago
Lillian Hinnickeen
Darotha, Williams
Fiat Nmher
Dad Williams
Ainnedyo Us
Minn
Fred Heyenen
Donald Williams
Uniontown
Cnl
C. Q) Williams
BR Doane
Margaret Burns
Buffalo
Margaret Bish
Lockport
Jay Avery
Charles Wasson
Sharon
Gur Wager
Titusville
Lee Shoemaker
Pittsburgh
Fred Burlingame
Spartansburg
C. J. Allen
Delaware Street
Daniel Rose
Luke Graham
Graham
Blazek
Rose
D. L. Steen
Kay Shaw
Margaret Grace
W. A. Steen
Tillian Spaulding
C. B. Whiteley
North Chapter Street
Stein Artley
Homer Artley
Liberty
Dorothy Hammond
City
Jace and
Divie Lindsley
Lakewood
A.D. Cottrell
Plovance Holden
Western Reserve University
C. A. Holden
Cobain
Virginia Williams
Detroit
Mich
F. — Whittlesey
James Gisard
Sherman Loses Last Civil War Veteran Wallace
Abram Wallace, the last Civil War veteran living in Sherman, died at 7:30 p.m. at his home. Born October 9, 1847, he enlisted in the 9th New York Cavalry, and his father served in the same company. He married Sylvia Phelps in 1872 and is survived by two sons Lawrence and Laverne, two grandchildren Raymond and Dorothy, an uncle Oliver Custer in Corry, Pa., and a sister Ellen Foster in Mt. Dora, Fla.
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Sherman
Abram Walace
Thin Village
Mr. Wallace
Bor
Robert Land Jilen Wallace
Shermai
St. Petersburg
Fla
9Th
New York Cavalry
Wallice
Wails Corners
Sylvilia Phelps
Lawrence Wallace
Laverne Wallace
Raymond
Dorothy Wallace
Oliver Custer
Corry
Ellen Foster
Mt. Dora
Fia
Wall Street Edged Higher Amid Mixed Opening Activity
A brighter tone emerged on Wall Street as trading opened briskly with blocks of up to 14 thousand shares. Prices drifted lower by session end though most changes remained fractional. Key names moved rarely as the market closed roughly above Saturday levels with dull final quotes. Party items reported include Mrs Grant Pettit visiting from Buller and Mildred Decker returning from Johnsonburg with relatives.
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New York
Wall Street
Cam i
American Locomitaves
American Suiesters
Cceyycces
Weehee Hes Atlantic Refining
Audupr Ceeeeee
Eneree
Bendix Aviation
Bae General Electric
Jactseene
General Motors
Grant Pettit
Buller
Glen Gallifreau
Dorothy
Howard Blanchard
Erie
E. H. Martin
Deep Water in a Southern College Tale
Connie Mayes, a restless town girl in a Southern campus, seeks escape through nightlife and Kenneth Fields’s social world. She embraces a poised, glamorous persona, attends fraternity events, and navigates pressure from Humpty and other admirers while contemplating love and independence beyond her fiancé Paul.
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Connie Mayes
Paul Digg
Kenneth Fields
Connie
Kenneth
Connie Blos
Tenneth
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Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyder
Chas
Keister
Mae
Sds
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Abram Wallace
Ternational Nickel
Fiehnecott
Montgomery Ward i National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Socony
Calif
Studebaker
Texas Ae
U'S Steel
United Aircraft
United Corp
Weathnghouse Electric
Woolworth
N.Y
Curb
Aric Nat Gas
Oo Gas & Electric Cities Service
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Humpty
Miltitus
Vutpa
Aunt Evelyn
Paul
Syeeth
Roy
Urey
Cloae
Westion
Justin Thisiselves
Ste
Hero
Daxling
Teast
Esterly
Mia
Sigma
Gust
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