Lovejoy 78 former Carnegie Steel executive dies in Titusville
Brancis BL Lovejoy 78 longtime Carnegie Steel executive died at his home in Titusville. Born in Baltimore he learned telegraphy in Washington and worked in Pithole and Titusville before moving to Pittsburgh in 1880 and joining Carnegie Steel. He built a $1 000 000 house here that he never occupied and was an early adopter of new mechanical developments including an early automobile. Funeral services are set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Peptsburgh
Brancis
Lovejoy
Carnegie Steel Company
Baltimore
Washington
Pithole
Titusville
Lovejoy Cable
Pittsburgh
Ith
Meeting of Philathéas Social and Mission Plans
Last evening the Philathes class of the Baptist church held a social and business meeting led by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Loveland on Church Street. Members brought articles for packing to send to the missionary school in North Carolina and gifts were requested for two teachers. Plans discussed for the annual Christmas party set for Monday evening December 19. Mrs John Parfour and Mrs Benjamin Franklin served as sisters of the salad group, with Mrs Loveland in charge of the salad table. Guest Miss Dlamny Habiniy, teacher at the Morgantown mission school, attended with Mrs Garret Hidhlile as cllymer mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
Baptist Church
Harvey Loveland
Tase Church Street
Novih Garetina
Pikes Io Ve
John Parfour
Benjamin Franklin
Loveland
Garret Hidhlile
Clymer
Dlonnly Habiniy
Morgantown
N. Cit
Personal mentions of local residents and visitors
Personal notices list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Frank J Ford Mrs Emmett Hull Mrs C Jewell Miss Virginia Clark from Centerville visiting Cony en route from Youngsville with TG Clark and family Clarity and son Robert to Corry then Spartansburg Mrs B A Johnson from Chicago visiting in Spring Creek Clifton M Howard leaving for Philadelphia to attend Grand Lodge meeting of Masons Charles Davison of Unionity attending with Columbus Royal Arch Sigmond Potocki visiting Erie then returning Miss Elizabeth Kinley traveling to Tris then Syracuse after a week with relatives William Hasnel leaving for Chicago Louis Morrow and B L Morrow on business in Oil City and Cambridge Springs Eleanor Garrity and family at Grovestreet left for Ridgway then Washington Pa training at South Mountain Hospital Mrs Ernest Sutter and two children returning home near Stuyges Carers Clarence G Nichols leaving for Parkersburg W Va for funeral services Miss Garrity training at South Mountain Hospital J J Slattery former Fostoria resident returning home John Greskovik leaving Corry for Dunkirk N Y Bilis and Albert Hamilton on hunting trip in Elk County four point deer 160 pounds Mrs J A McCoy of Salamanca visiting P H Bartholine and family Mrs Mary McMahon moving from Elgin to spend winter at 256 West Third Street Mrs A S Bong and Kathryn Anne Union City visiting Purcell family at Wright Street A H Mable to Jamestown for business Helen O Leary Spartansburg return visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Ford
Emmett Hull
C. Jewell
Dunkirk
Virginia Clark
Centerville
Cony
Youngsville
TG. Clark
Mes Clarity
Robert
Corry
Spartansburg
B. A. Johnson
Chicago
Ferdinand
George John
Spring Creek
Clifton M. Howard
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Masons
Howard
Cony Lodge
A. M. Charles Davison
Unionity
Columbus Royal Arch
Sigmond Potocki
Erie
Elizabeth Kinley
Tris
Syracuse
William Hasnel
West Frederick Street
Louis Morrow
Tsiness
Oil City
Prandin
Ning B. L. Morrow
Cambridge Springs
Eleanor Garrity
South Mountain
Thomas Garrity
Grovestreet
Washington, Pa
Garrity
South Mountain Hospital
Ernest Sutter
Hazel Wellman
Fred Root
Stuyges
Clarence G Nichols
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mia Prince
Dewey
Hartsburg
State Superintendent of Schools
J. J. Slattery
Fostoria
Pauneis
Jobn Greskovik
Jeft
Bilis Hamilton
Albert Hamilton
Ele
J. A. McCoy
Salamanca
N.Y
P. H. Battholme
Union City
Bartholine
J. J. Neylon
Mary McMahon
Elgin
West Third Street
A. S. Bong
Kathryn Anne
M. J. Purcell
Wright Street
A. H. Mable
Jamestown
Helen O'Leary
Stocks Gain In Early Trading As Market Holds Gains
New York December 6 Stocks moved up to gain from one to more than three points in morning trading and held most advances despite early afternoon selling. Leading names such as Steel General Motors American Can and Allied Chemical held steady after early gains while Safeway Stores and International Telephone lagged under the effect of a new special issue. A list of the 2nd oldprice quotations followed showing American Can American Locomotive American Smelt ers American T and T and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Pness
New York
Gaing Cf
Steel
General Motors
American Can
Allied Chemical
Safeway Stores
International ‘Telephone
American Smielturs
American T&t
Ansoonda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bad Peat
Eo Bri
Bethlehem Stel
Canadian Pacific
Lee Cee
Chrysler
Continental Can
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
Bh TM ats N.Y. Curb Ark Net Gas Assoc Gas and Electric A Cities Service
The fragment lists several energy firms and associations including New York, Ark, Net Gas, Assoc Gas and Electric, Cities Service, Lone Star Gas, Western PS. It appears as a partial scrawl of company names and outlets without a coherent event or action. No dated context or outcomes readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Curb Ark Net
Assoc Gas & Electric A. Cities Service
Stox Lone Star Gas Western PS
Bidding Made Easy Now Turns Toward New Funds
Fragmentary text hints at a wide bid and finance topics. Names and clear facts are unreadable. The readable portion suggests a discussion of bidding ease and a possible fund or project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shearer
Norma Shearer
Fredric March
Leslie Howard
Rex
Gue
FAW Bk
O. P
Heggie
Ralph Forbes
Beryl Mercer
Mom
Allen K. Martin
Sercey
Ernest Vajda
Claudine West
Donald Ogden Stewart
James Bernard Pagan
Sidney Franklin
Titusviler
Philatheas
Della Miles
Yenin
Hishi Muckmivano
Donald Nantes
Harry Slivs
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National
Silk
The
General Electric
General Motors International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Central Northern Pacific
Penna RR Pure Oi Radio Socony Vacuum Standard Oi Gauir
Studebaker Texas Co
United Corp
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Root’s Furniture Store
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
Asia
Akox Raqws
Wat On
Dollus
Pirtnar
Wai Tande
Inlat
Burt Teks
Jel
Cass
Clurst
Apade
Abe
Fulai
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!