Personal mentions of travel and visits across cities
The community page lists numerous residents traveling to Monessen Warren Erie and beyond for visits business or family. Names include Mr and Mrs A Boag Mrs J B Johnson and Florence Grosby with family J Zeeb and others visiting relatives and attending deaths. Several aim to Erie Canada Warren Milwaukee and New York for camping business or holidays.
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A. Boag
Monessen
J. B. Johnson
North Fast
Florence Grosby
North Girard
Harry Bowmad
B. R. Gibson Feft
Mercer
G. Humphrey
Erie
F. A. Kinch
Utica
Stanley Nichols
Harold Willett
Warren
J. Zeeb
Martin Zeeb
Sherman Ford
Robert
Ol City
F. Ly Ford
P. J. Friessman
B. Bennett
Ruth
D. Roschie
Meattville
J.P. Potts
Dayton
Howard
Canada
Clyde Freeman
New York
H. Marsh
New York City
F. Caligari
Oil City
Mary Zeeb
Cleveland
Martin Zech
Samuel Bell
Geraldine Chase
Windley Lake
Funeral Services for William Morrow in Salamanca
Funeral services for the late W. E. Morrow of Salamanca were held at 4 p.m. yesterday from his home on North Center street, conducted by Rev. William Heilman of Erie. Merrill Wilcox sang Abide with Me and The Old Rugged Cross, with Miss Bess Merrick on piano. A large gathering attended. bearers listed. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Out of town attendees included relatives from Erie, Silver Creek, Salamanca and Calgary, Canada, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Morrow
Salamanca
BE. L. Morrow
North Center Street
William Heilman
Erie
Merrill Wilcox
Old Rugged Cross
Bess Merrick
A. C Lyons
B. P. Babcock
Morris Chapin
Walter Scott
Ray Anderson
G. A. Shea
Pine Grove
William E. Morrow
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
and Mies
F. B. Babcock
Anrabelle Babcock
GW. Dawson
William Babcock
Chas
Quackenbush
P. Babcock
Silver Creek
D. A. McCoy
Ezina
William O'Neil
Hattie Brang
Harry Hammond
C. E. Burgener
Marion
Speed events steal spotlight at air races in Cleveland
Cleveland Aug 27 Closed course speed events will headline the 1932 national air races. More than 40 special racing planes will join several hundred ships in the August 27 to September 3 meet. Henderson notes heavy emphasis on speed and multiple ships per team, with teams adopting distinctive colors and alternates ready to ensure participation in all events. A parade of competing planes will precede each free-for-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Clifford W. Henderson
Henderson
Miss Verna Heath Dies in Corry at 54
Verna Heath daughter of J Heath died at her home 215 West Wayne Street after a short illness. She was fifty four and a Corry resident for nine years. Survived by father L Heath two sisters Mrs George Hall and Mrs Gerry Preble one brother Fred Heath four nieces and three nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from the home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Heat
J. Heath
West Wayne Street
Corry
Miss Heath
L. Heath
George Hall
Gerry Preble
Union City
Fred Heath
R. D
Pine Grove Cemetery
Utilities Lead Stocks Into New High Ground
Utility shares led the stock market to new highs with gains up to more than four points and heavy buying in blocks from 1,000 to 8,900 shares. Textile improvement and weevil devastation aided use. wheat, wool tops, and silver also rose as the market showed broad strength in New York trading. Closing prices listed include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wmier
American Gan .O
American Smelters Pe
RIK Jamerican TD & Toc
Cpee
Amacom Ices
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Wecatlaid
BEM Beo
Ferie Bethlehem Steel
BBY
Canadian Pacific
Fica Boats
Columbia Gas
Continental
Curtiss Wright
Byles Aiest
Aik Nat Gas
Assoc Gas & Electric A
Cities Service
Stox
Death claims Union City woman Mrs Charles R Law
Mrs Charles R Law a highly respected Union City woman died Wednesday morning about five o clock at Union City Hospital after ten days of illness. The family had lived there several years and engaged in church and benevolent work. She and her husband were devout Presbyterians. He leads benevolent work for Union Coal and Supply Co and heads the Wattsburg branch. She is survived by her husband and two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Law
Union City
Tley
Presbyterian Church
Union Coal & Supply Co
Wattsburg
Dyoung Childress
Lane Star Gas Western PS
Futio
Lupbetey
Tom
Gurl
Van
Tutea
Australi
Tor
Lane
Payio
Papeete
Dad
Grandfather
Tarea
Tikan
Tout
Jin
Larry
Payo
Holme
Josh
York
Pilly
Livingston
Paulo
Turea
Mystery and romance weave through South Seas voyage
A fragmented tale follows Futio and companions aboard a schooner bound for Australia. Discussions of curses, past shipwrecks, and family tragedy unfold as characters travel toward Tutea and Papeete. Hidden tensions rise aboard the voyage, with fear of pursuers and the lure of a perilous fleet.
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James Cagney
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Luis Trenker
Victor Varconi
Albert Conti
Sissy von Seyffertitz
Charles Delae
Cyril Gardner
Carl Laemmis, Jr
Paul Kohner
Oil City Trust Company
Bil Pe Ae
Margaret O'Hare
Ray Wyman
Brooklyn
P. Phelps
George Cally
Buffalo
L. J. Keily
W. B. Howard
Milwaukee
Wis
Ms. Samuel Hath
Beruies Sherrick
Bema Kuhnert
L. P. Knowlton
Natrona Heights
Elizabeth Wagner
Loan City
Willis Brown
Beatrice
Chautsugui
William Morrow
Wiss Vern Heath
Dourant
Axminister
Root’s Furniture Store
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Montgomery National Dairy
New York Centra
Northern Pacific
Penna RR
Sovony Vaewune Standard
G & E Standard
Standard Oil NJ Studebaker . Texas Co
United Corp
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IBM
Death Clains Union Woman
Kaynee
South Seas
Larry Sud
Jung
Vino
Jusk
Lis
Ugsten
Shanghy
Cole Palo
Elu
Vuvin
Walt
Paulo Ouldi
Tom Walch
Davy
Hero
Nis
Srini