Services for George Kaupp at Bracken- Keating funeral chapel
Rev B u Wagner of De Pauls Lutheran officiated the funeral for George Kaupp of 219 Kingstredt Saturday afternoon. Relatives and friends attended at Bracken Keating chapel. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers James Nevles Thomas Green Tred Hall Sam Hailey Archie Stanford and William F Myers. Out-of-town visitors included Mr and Mrs John Myers and daughter of Soul Dayton N.
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B. U. Wagner
de Paul's Lutheran Church
George Kaupp
Kingstredt
Bracken- Keating
Pine Grove Cemetery
James Nevles
Thomas Green
Tred Hall
Sam
Weekend Guests and Local Visits in Titusville Area
A roundup of residents visiting friends and relatives across Titusville Meadville Warren Erie and Cambridge Springs includes Forest L Keister Jr James Burnison prank England and many others. The note highlights weddings trips illness and family happenings as more people travel for short visits between local towns and nearby cities.
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Forest L. Keister, Jr
Titusville
James Burnison
Meadville
Prank T. England
Warren
Erie Railroad
Wenny Bachofner
Sauwday
Cleveland
Bachofner
Ansa Drobneck
H. L. Schryver
Erie
Schryver
Jewel Hasbrouck
Lloyd Carter
Cambridge Springs
Eleanor Koestner
Brie
Agnes Sloan
Julia Koestner
Richard Smith
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Albert Lynn
Nella
Racke
Chas. Racke
South Canter Street
4. V. Cochran
Carol May
Spartansburg
J. Farrington
J. D. Brakeman
Union City
Simday
Lloyd Meerdink
East Main Street
Frankitz, Jr
James City
Fr. Kitz
Tofi ™ Long
John Long
Meaqville
Garr
Wiliam ‘MacKettrick
Spanish War Veteran W G Arnold Dies at Home
W G Arnold of Corey, Ohio, a Spanish War veteran, died Saturday morning at 976 Jefferson Avenue Alero. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Adton. Born in Coury, he served in Company A 6th Regiment and was among those left with lypheid. Survived by widow and four grown children.
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W.G. Arnold
Wayne
Lypheid
Junior PTA Tea Program at Junior High School
Pians are completed for a silver tea to be given by the Junior Wly mentary Parent-Traders Association at the Junior High building Wednesday evening at 6 oclock. Music by the Junior High orchestra under Miss Byatelee Shaffer, selections by Junior hoya chors, accordion solo by Ruth B Bennett, male quartet by Hoffmaster Sergman Glessner and Dewey, and a one act play Sauce for the Us by Junior High faculty. A large attendance is anticipated and all parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlymentary
B.S Dewey
Byatelee Shaffer
Junior Hoya Chors
Miss Ruth
B. Bennett
Cp, Hoffmaster
G. T. Sergman
Donald Glessner
Dewey
Former Corry Boy Married Former Corry Boy
Announcement of the marriage between William Romanosky of Carry and Miss Larelia Gerber of McKersport Pa. The ceremony occurred May 1 1836 at the Parish House officiated by Rev Hebert B Hil. The couple reside at 210 Shaw Avenue Me Keatmort.
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William Romanosky
Stanley Romanosky
Carry
Larelia Gerber
John Gerber
McKersport
Hebert B Hil
Wellsturg
Former State Senator Dies at 61 in Carlisle
Dr Sean Cushing Prince 61 head Dickinson College Mystery department and former state senator died at home Carlisle yesterday from heart ailment. Defeated in November for a third term by Robert Lee Jacobs Democrat, Prince had been a Republican and served on the Dickinson faculty. An accomplished speaker, he delivered talks to church groups and never held a pastorate or practiced law beyond bar membership.
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United Pics
Carlisle
Tiana
Sean Cushing Prince
Dickinson College
Cumaerluipd
Robert Lee Jacobs
Cardiste
Prince
Gras
Tiendon
Pranm
Death Claims Dewitt Marble Resident of Columbus Pa
Dewitt Marble a resident of Columbus Pennsylvania died Sunday in unclear circumstances. He served as a property assessor for eighteen years and was a longtime secretary of the Macondes Tadge. He leaves three nieces in California. Funeral at the home of Mr and Mrs Earle Y Cuvier in Columbus Wednesday at 2 oclock. Interment to be at David Curtis Cemetery in Union City.
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Martha Hadison
Meadsville
Wilbur Martison
Peggy Fulton
Butler
Paw
James Canning, Jr
Paul Witts
West[Hield
N.Y
Wilf
Pomerdy
Prantslin Street
W. G. Kitbjiy
Spartanshire
Rochuster
Mir
Marshall Jonson
Warren
W. Arthur Foster
Poster
Mes
W. P. Poster
Maxivey
Evansgilly
Ind
Harvey
Ek. Harvey
Congresa Street
Binghamton
Walter ‘Ryan
Beatrice Tryon
Titusville
J. H. Riuppersber
Euclid Sire
Margaret Morgai
Meai‘ville
Mira RR. Mosier
Strait
Milton Ware
Milaved Ross
Buffalo
Dewitt Marbie
Tiflone
Columbus
Wareen
Mabhle
Gabuntous
Macondes Tadge
California
Earley Cuvier
Market CossiP Market CossiP in New York
New York market notes show heavy industry stocks leading with U S Steel reclaiming top spot. Analysts warn last week’s rapid rise may be overdone and caution about utilities and railroads while rails contend with rate and labor issues. The Federal Reserve rate outlook for 1930 is expected to edge down toward 1 1/2 percent after lower policy rates.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Lys
Mitrease Userv
Trading Increases On Market Today In New York
Trading rose and prices moved up on the New York stock exchange with many stocks advancing after the open. Near the close General Motors weakened and steel shares fell, lifting uncertainty about the day’s overall tone.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Fim
General Motors
Kvarvain
American Game
American Smelters
American T&d
Anaconda Atlantic
Auburn
Eee
Bongis Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss-Wright Columbia Gas
Continental Can Erie
General Electric
Nick Kennecott Montgomery Wail National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Clis Stost
Packard
Paramount Pic Penna RR
Pure Ol Radio Secany Vacuum
Atanelard OF
Cutie
Atandari OM
Studebaker
Texas Coss
United Corp
US Steel
Warner Bros Westinghniase Bluct
Woolworth
Younestown
Arkansas Gas Aero Supply
Asso Gas & Electric
Giles Service
McGood Rad
Lone Stay Gas
West Pub
Lerv
Changes Made On Big Super Liner
Southampton England February fires stemmed from fatigue in the sister ship of the Queen Mary. Contemplated internal construction changes aim to improve steadiness silence and smoothness based on experiences from the Queen Mary’s Atlantic crossings this winter. The giant hull and design elements will be refined to enhance safety and performance.
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Southampton
Eng
Nurosa
Queen Mary Lowiredmare
Sallinhattiptor
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Peter Lorre
Brian Donlevy
Ralph Morgan
Helen Wood
16Th Century Fox Picture
Ace Benny
Nentle
Mo Ane
Keister
American-Bosch Goma Radio
Liberal Trade
Ieval Tean
Istruktion Ae
Phong
North Center Street
James Matley
Mary Kelsher
Feil Houly
Chris Christengenan
Leon Brown
Detroit
Mich
W. F. Ellis
Paul Lawson
Jamestown
Corry
Waterford
Alelwin White
Myr
Amy i
Mortor
Chautauqua Reorganization Corporation
Chautauqua
P.T. A
Dewitt Marble
Eugin Pinucan
Gowry Friends
Bettel
Anitary
Sblon ‘, Inc
DuBois, Pa
Montgomery
Neptune Sardines
Wheatena
Ann Page
Kirkian
Kirkman
Ike
Zeb Jar
Cossip
New York Federal Reserve Bank
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