Funeral attendance and travels noted in local notices
A compilation of names at funeral services in Briterday and surrounding towns includes Mr. and Mrs. John King Tari Haight N. L. Haight Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Litz and Miss Arlene Haight. Inquiries reference Mrs Henry City Councilman Bogland George Mulderick Donald Wilcos and Wallace Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Tari Haight
N. L. Haight
A. M. Litz
Arlene Haight
Briterday
Henry City
Bogland
George Mulderick
Donald Wilcos
Wallace Hammond
Rie Bante Weel
Duflwood
Hunting
Hom
Martin Brew Jettis
Erie
Personal Notices and Local Visits Across Town
Rev. Roger B Cressey plans a Springfield tail eve plug farewell tied to the death of his sister in law Mrs J Cressey. Bev Gressey hopes to return to Corry for Sunday service at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Frank Bliss and Mrs Lee spent yesterday in Erie with friends. Warren Titus Romeo Picardo and Lee Simple left for a hunting trip near Pittsfield. J M Gladden of Pittsburgh visited for a night before returning home. Mr and Mrs Leon Wood of Jamestown were in town due to the death of Mrs W D Rowe. Fred Shiney, guest of Mrs CW Shaver, left for McKeesport. Attorney Blaine Kincaid traveled for legal business. A Loveland leaves tonight for Harve Bury on business. John D Plaigan and friends returned from Huntingdon county. Mrs I W Moort, formerly Helas Piet, returned home to Oil City. Miss Iola Long left Meadville after visiting at home due to death of Miss Lilia Nelson. A L Foster made a business visit to Sharon this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Cressey
Eve Plug
Springfield
Tia
J. Cressey
Bev. Gressey
Corry
Presbyterian Church
Frank Bliss
Lee
Erle
Warren Titus
Romeo Picardo
Lee Simple
Pitsfield
J. M. Gladden
Pittsburgh
Tordy
Leon Wodd
Jamestown
W. D. Rowe
Heim
Fred Shiney
A. Lovelind
Harve
Bury
John D. Plaigan
Huntingdon County
I. W. Moort
Heles Piet
Oil City
Iola Long
Elst Wayne Street
Meadville City Hospital
Miss Long
Lillia Nelson
A. L. Foster
Sharon
Market Closes With Mixed Steel and Auto Stock Moves
Quotations from Log an & Bryan of Oil City show varied activity across metals and auto shares. Major names include American Smelters, Anaconda, Butte Copper, General Motors, Chrysler, Packard, Studebaker, and Willys Overland with Rail and Steel stocks also featured among the day’s listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Oil City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M.bracken
Coppers American Smelters
Anaconda
Butte Copper & Bill
Kennecoth «2
International Nickel
Motors
Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Trupmobile
Packard Treen
Studebaker
Willys Overland
25 Percent Mountain Prods AQ and Indiana Gas Firms
Snapshot of a fragmented page listing energy and gas companies. Mentions Mountain Producers AQ Sal Creele St Indiana Sut Penn Oil New York Curb 4 Aer Supply Associated Gas Cities Service Lone Star Gas Mo Kans Pipe Li, with scattered references to gas and petroleum firms and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Creele St
Indiana
Sut Penn Oil
New York
Atarkanans Gas
Associated Gas A
Columbu Oi
Lone Star Gas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rex
Catherine Carroll
Montgomery Road
Cincinnati
Smith Brothers
Coughsyrup
Spencer and Hymer
Zane Grey
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Harry Green
Garamount
The
Walter Houston
Kay Frances
J. L. Safford
Bigar Safford
Edith Amidon
Westfield
Russell Harris
Silerman
N. Y
Eligabeth McCray
C. We Petrie
Brie
Morah Craight
Spartansburg
Gary
Betty
Lallantic Refining
Pan American B
Pitts United Corp Prairie Pipe Line
Gil Sinclair
Ohio Gilva
Coeesenryes
Chicago & Western
Great Northern
Missouri
Paci Northern Pacific
New Yorke
Penna
St Paul Rai ‘Outhern Pacific
Steels American Locomotives
Bethlehem Steel
US Steel
Cviside
American T&t
Bendix Aviation
US Leather Aradio « Fines
White Swan
Gy Siguethy
Home Talent
Benefit Boys
Condra’s
Columbia Gas & Electric National Dairy Products
Westinghouse West
Airbrake
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
Pri-Continental
Gommerwealthy & Baited Corp
Pittsburgh Curaimble Oil
Warwick
America
Edwin H. Knowles
E. Doane
West Main Street
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