Local residents gather for holiday visits and illness updates
Mrs A C Blanchard and Herbert Green return home as Green remains seriously ill. A G Reesinke visits on business. Bill Ames from New York returns to West Simnith Street to see his parents. Harold G Wolfe travels to Leeper Pa for a friend. Elwin Schoenvich from Washington DC arrives for holidays with Loveland family. Elizabeth Rogers of Red Banks visits en route to Bigtley Lake. J S Rogers’s wife and Frank Herberg and Brank Jr plan to stay with Mrs M J Berry in Sharon Pa with family.
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A. C. Blanchard
Alated
N. Hi
Herbert “Green
Mr. Greene
A. G. Reesinke
Bill Ames
New York City
Mrs
Prank N. Ames
West Simnith Street
Harold G. Wolfe
Leeper
Mya. Elwin Schoenvich
Washington, D. C
B. A. Loveland
Elizabeth Rogers
Red Banks
M. J
Bigtley Lake
Rogers
Frank Herberg
Sor.i Bran
Robert
Perry
Baines, Jr
Lorena Porter
Winter Haven
Fla
Taylor University
Upland
Rey
P. W. Haines
Arthus Dabistrand
Rev. Haines
Clevelaint Yeaterday
Betty Wilcox
Dorothy Goaker
Cooley
Dickinson Hospital
Northampton Mass
Miss Wilcosci
D. Wilcox
East Mainsitet
Miss Craker
Walter Craker
East Prederick Street
Franke T. Babbitt
Marion J. Skidmore
Erie
Franklin Babbitt
Holiday travel and visitors reach Easton and Erie
Personal mentions list Miss Agnes Cameron and Miss Virginia Hoenes visiting Easton, with many college students and local families returning home for Christmas and New Year. Names include Harold Courtney, Walter Gulick, Merle Haykell, Minnie Biggar, David Reich, Kathryn Purcell, Jeannette Colegrove, Rebecca Bell, Mary Meai, Rita Ressler, and many others as they plan visits to Erie, Jamestown, Bryn Mawr, and Cincinnati amid holiday recesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Cameron
Jef
Easton
Virginia Hoenes
Harold Courtney
Erie
Walter Gulick
Penn State College
al State College
Hebert Gulick
West Smith Street
Merle Haykell
Minnie Biggar
Alto
Wendell Hulmes
Kato
David Reich
Youngstown
N. Reich
Pranklin Street
W. H. DeJean
Dan
Gowanda
Flora Bement
Kathryn Purcell
Brie
A. S. Boag Ani
Bari Gates
Carl] Gates
Martha Lindsey
Jamestown
Eaul Hamorten
W.ca
Lawrence Hammond
North West
Jeannette Colegrove
Bryn Muwe College
Bryn Mawr
Rebecca Bell
Edinboro Blate ‘Teachers College
Truck Driver Dies in Crossing Crash Near Washington
Mike Yavoich, 38, a truck driver, died in Washington hospital after his rig was struck by a Pittsburgh bound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train. The crash happened at a side road crossing near the Washington Children's Home, about two miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Fall record of tree shipments broken in Pa
Harrisburg reports a record fall tree planting in 1835 with 46 counties participating. Indiana led with 219000 trees, Clarion 121500, Westmoreland 127085, and York 3300. Farmers and many organizations contributed, aided by CCC efforts at Port Allegheny and Bushy Run, boosting state reforestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Thomas C. Buchanan
Department of Forests and Waters
Indiana County
Clarion
Westalorelandi
York County
York
Allegheny
Berles
Indiana
Port Allegheny
Laqiin
Civilian Conservation Corps
Battlefeld
Soil Conservation Service
Pennslyania
War on food profiteers declared in New York
New York mayor announces war on food profiteers by banning sale of calichokes at all public markets amid a bid to curb illicit trade long controlled by racketeering groups. WPA in Richardson county Nebraska works to mark Lewis and Clark expedition site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineo Eros
New York
Pireto la Guarilla
Lewis-Clark Marker
Pall
Works Progress Administration
Richardson County
Nebraska
Lewis and Clark
Boxing official visits for city fight card return
Ray Peebles, district boxing commissioner, of Brie, was in the city last evening attending the fight card and returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Peebles
Dirsttel
Brie
Stocks Close Week in Boom as Chrysler Reaches 1929 Peak
New York on December 21 saw the stock market end the week strong. Chrysler hit its highest level since 1929 while aviation shares rose over 3 points. The closing list included American Can, American Locomotive, Continental Can, General Motors, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others, with mixed gains across industries and notable strength in transportation and heavy industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitea Eres
New York
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Ears Peona
Texas
tS Steel _ he AB
Tile Corne i
Westinghouse
BAM Woolworth
Pes Oa
N.Y
Cureniuwas Gasseye
Ah Gan & Hlectric Cilits Serviow O
McCord Radio By
Stox Lou Star Gat West Pub
Re-Wooding Progress of City Cannon at Park
The weekly Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the Veterans' home reported the cannon re wooding in the city park is advancing satisfactorily. Floyd Black was named in charge of a December 30 card party at the home, with plans to host one of the year's largest. A committee was formed to explore bingo twice weekly, with upstairs store room offered by Comrade Lyons to help stage the games. a decision is expected by weekend. A box social and venison dinner followed, enjoyed by a large gathering, and Miss Oleta Perkins returned home from State College for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of
Foreien Warn
Veterans
Francis Duke
Floyd Black
Comrane Lyons
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Wilbur Wilson
Fourth Avenue
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West Washington Street
Albany
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W. E. Phillips
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