Rival in Indianapolis echoes Grover Whalens tale
In Indianapolis a man named John W Friday wears a dark pink carnation daily, echoing the famed Grover Whalen. In New Britain a 14 year old, George Hulton, followed his policeman father’s lead by catching two youths stealing soda bottles and turning them over to the officer.
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Grover Whalen
Indianapolis
Ind
Grover Whalens
John W. Friday
New York
New Britaly, Conn
George Hulton
Trinity Street
Business and social notes from Erie town visitors
A flood of brief notices lists local residents and guests. Bruce Ellsworth travels two weeks on business through Kansas, Missouri and Indiana for Penry Jamestown Manufacturing. Harriet Swan arrives from New York after a death in the Swan family. Rotarians, including Paul Harris of Chicago, gather in Oli City for an intercity meeting. Several residents visit Erie or depart for Pittburgh, Columbus, Coventry, and other nearby cities, with mentions of weddings, deaths, and aviation talks.
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Bruce Ellsworth
Mid- Glewest
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Penry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Schweitzer
Werren
Kiron
Union City
Wihiltred
Mia Tulle
Kostner
Erie
Harriet Swan
New York City
Tessie Margaret Swan
Blaine Stockton
Medicville
Columbus
O'Brien
A. W. Davis
H. McDill
Melvin ‘Thomas
Pittsburgh
LeRoy Wilcox
Mellon Cleared of Fraud Charge in Estate Case
Donald D. Shepard, executor for the Mellon estate and trustees of the A. W. Mellon educational and charitable trust, said Mellon attorneys plan an appeal after a three fraud charge ruling. The board found no guilt but set factual findings for final deficiency, with government predicting about 760,000. The case covered stock transactions involving Pittsburgh Coal and Western Public Service stock to Union Trust of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Shepard
Mellon
A. W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust
Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Melion
War Admiral and Seabiscuit Enter Santa Anita Race
War Admiral and Seabiscuit, the two top money winners, head a list of 98 entries for the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap at Arcadia California. Entrants include horses from Ireland England Canada and Chile with final nominations due by December 1.
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Arcadia
Seabizyult
America
Ireland
Una
Chile
Prince
England
Canada
Los Angeles
Employment steady in Cleveland October report
Cleveland manufacturing employs show a decline of less than one percent in October per a chamber of commerce study. The report notes steady demand and mild job reductions across several industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlaveland
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Origin of Word Stentorian Traced to Greek Herald Stentor
The term stentorian comes from Stentor a Greek herald famed for a voice as loud as fifty men before the Trojan War. This etymology links the adjective to a storied mythic figure noted for powerful vocal presence.
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Troy
Mentor Club Hears Conservation Talk At Home Meeting
The Mentor Club met last evening at Mrs. Margaret O'Hare's Hast Bond Street home with sixteen members present. In Mrs. Ellen Bennett's absence Mrs. Florence Stewart presided as president. Roll call opened with current events, and a business meeting followed. Mrs. J B Patterson presented a paper on Conservation of Natural Resources which was well received. Miss Elizabeth Ranney led the evening's games. The next meeting will be a Christmas dinner at Corry Home on December 20.
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Margaret O'Hare
Bond Street
Ellen Bennett
Florence Stewart
Mayme Rancke
J.B. Patterson
Elizabeth Ranney
Wiil
Corry
High Graduate Wins New Honor for Cony and Taylor Alumni
A Cony High School graduate, class year 193 and senior at Taylor University, has been nominated for Who's Who of Universities and Colleges in America. The student held leadership roles in school activities and served as president of his choir at Taylor, with broad recognition from peers and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumir Dantstrand
Cony High School
Taylor University
Upland
America
Pmbilsurand
Thi Stulent Seil
Phil Neganigisiim
Baylor Chorus
Heilso
Ohiss
Cory Eriends
Silver market watch as U S treasury backs away
Market gossip from Elmer Walzer notes silver mine output and rising demand. The piece discusses the 1984 silver purchase act, treasury purchases, and shifting market dynamics as dollars flow to China through a new arrangement, affecting open market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Financial World
United States
Silver News
Renina Hag
Aviation Shares Feature Advance on Market Activity
Aviation shares showed an irregular advance amid continued demand for aircraft stocks based on government orders and a growing backlog. Trading closed with various large industrials and utilities listed among notable movers including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, and Standard Oil peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Aviation
American Smelters
Arerican Tas Py
Afconda
Alanis Refining
Auburs
Salt Bethlehem Stee
Boemp Air
Columbia Gas
C&o
Chrysler
Continental
Ane Chetis
Evie
General Heeler
Morris Interneuiara
Nieto, Scermee
Montgomery Wart
Kelvinator
National Diary
York Central
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Penna
Standard Oil
Calif Standard Old Studebaken Texas
United Corp US
Stepdad Warner Byes
Westinghouse Hivotrie
Woolworth
Yellow Touch
N.Y
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Geo
Zenny Mays Mali Blaine
Biriesm
Crone
Rex
Bernstein Brothers
North Center St
H. J. Davis
R. 5
Bailey
Kane
J.J. Deamond
FA. Loveland
Jack Sullivan
ED. MacKenzie
Harold Wolfe
Oli City
Rotary
Paul Harris
Chicago
Henry Tubbs
Clayton Turner
Charles Rausch
Coveland
Kerr Uney
B.C. Bivits
North Center Street
J. E. Collins
Seabiscuit
Santa Anita
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Sunnyfield
Sauer Kraut
Litores
Christma
RED Circle
THE
Citizens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Mentor Club
R. S. Johnson
East Congress
Arthur Dahlstrand
Miller’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Secretary of the Treasury
Gorelan
Lee
Acre
Bs Ark Nat Gas
WeCord
Raul Cone Star Gas
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