Death claims Merritt Hudson longtime Pigeadilli Hill resident
Merritt Hudson a longtime Pigeadilli Hill resident died Sunday afternoon at 2 20 at his daughter Mrs Charles Whaley Corry R D 6 after illness. Born October 29 1862 in Columbus township he is survived by daughter Mrs Whaley two sons Charles S Hudson of North Warren Clyde M Hindson of Warren one brother Albert Hudson of Corry and five grandchildren. He was one of the oldest Spritz Creek Grange members and well known. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 at Davison Funeral Home with interment in West Spring Creek cemetery. Mr and Mrs W Ed Marsh were in Erie on business today.
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Merritt
Hudson
Pigeadilli Hill
Charles Whaley
Corry
R. D
Suinday
Mr. Hudson
Columbus Township
Mes. Whaley
Charles 5. Hudson
North Warren
Clyde M. Hindson
Warren
Albert Hudson
Mes
Fideon
Spritz Creek Grange
Davison Funeral Home
West Spring Creek
Personal Notices Chronicle of Local Social Visits
Personal mentions record Mr and Mrs F J Whitlesey teuve for Miami spending weeks. Dedllas Santley returned from Cleveland. Milton A Waller visited Cambridge Springs with daughter Mrs Jay Griffiths. Several residents traveled to Freie and Floris. Mrs Mabel Cherrolt worked in Meadville after weekend at home. Families and friends visited Erie, Union City, and Jamestown. new job moves include Charles Auer to New Haven and G M Cooper party leaving for other cities.
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F. J. Whitlesey
Miami
Dedllas Santley
Cleveland
Milton A. Waller
Crambridge Springs
Jay Griffiths
Lillie Wert
PM Lite Sr
Juhi
Erie
Amuwodo
Bashirs
Floris
Anderson
Meadville
Licity
P. Williams
New York City
Rex Mulheim
Jak Prana
Barron Franz
Semibhaleel
S. Morgan
Hla
George Roof
C.G. Daugherty
Quikendeit
Union City
Shernoon Fae
J. B. Chstis Honor Maloney
Is Martiing
Herbert Gulick
Ails City
Ts Ieverting
Connealuth
Ind
Paul Lawson
Tuntestown
Corry
Harry Tumpym
Lieelty
Frank T. England
Warry
Oig
Tod LaCraty
Tre Jost
Pettsburgh
G. M. Cooper
B. J. Myera
Bilehart
Tril
Pre Moore
Charles Auer
Suilay
New Hasty Tt
Mr. Auer
Mes Ly
Noir
CV Willard
Une
Frances
Parl Brooks
Bufo
N.Y
Gunnar Okesey
Min
Allan Brooks
Wilkingburg
Wallin
Glevestod
Harold Cragg
West Park Place
Suspect in Mattson kidnapping arrested after murder claim
The News reports a suspect in the Mattson boy kidnapping and murder case was arrested. He denied knowing his identity before January 1. Investigators focus on actions before that date and note the suspect matches artist sketches and features described by the News.
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Poracki
Pittsburgh delegates weigh six hour day wage pact aim
Pittsburgh Far Pennsylvania delegates to the United Mine Workers of America in Washington this week will recommend five six hour day and the best wage agreement possible Patrick T Ta gan district president said last night The report notes the aim to secure favorable terms in the scale talks.
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Pittsburgh
Far
Pennsylvania
Cormitters
Card Party at St Elizabeths Hosts Evening Event
The ladies of St Elizabeth's parish announce a card party in St Elizabeth's alley at 8 o'clock Tuesday. The event is chaired by Mrs Franc Goring with committee members Barney Sturdevant Mrs Chet Linsky Mrs Wendell Shields Mrs Joseph Briskie and Miss Georgia Webbur. Refreshments will be served and five awards given. No social affairs will be held at St Elizabeth's church during Lent.
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Phu
St. Elizeweth’s Alley
Ladies of
St. Wilzabeth's
Floods Raise New Menace Along Pacific Coast States
Floodwaters surged through the Pacific coast region sweeping over banks and inundating Fresno and surrounding towns. Areas around Chola Centerville and the San Joaquin valley were isolated as waters abandoned homes and businesses. More than 3000 acres of land were flooded, mainly pasture and cropland, with several communities cut off and damage varying by city.
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Fresno
Chola
Centervi
Sa Joayuyu
San Dugo
Transient Not Kidnaper of Boy In Question
A chaotic report questions if a transient is the boy’s kidnapper. The chief believes the transient is not involved while details blur across names such as Arthur Blake and Chinkink MV. The narrative mentions a 2 to 3 year potential sentence, a foreign accent, and unclear case progress.
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Kos
Police
Juiay Mhisin
Olay
Arthur Blake
Ideal
Chinkink
Lari Coun
Gates Mulan
Pawamay
Blake
Waveweny
Cory
Obier Ppunlgyey
Abel
Agi
Western Penitentiary
Services for Miss Rose Mulhern
Repose prayers were offered for Miss Rose M Mulhern of Ros Smith Street who died Saturday from pneumonia. Mass and interment were at St Thomas Church and St Elizabeth Cemetery with Rev Fr Graves presiding and a large attendance. Nephews Rex Mulligit of Palms and others attended. Raymond Mettsy remains seriously ill in hospital.
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Beautlim Ronss
Rose i Mulhulin
Ros
Board Moves to Seek Additional WPA Aid
A local board plans steps to obtain added WPA assistance. The meeting will cover nominations, elections, and possible spring action at the request of former president Mrs. E. C. Barnes to adjust leadership and alphabetic calls. The session will discuss routines, business items, and special recognitions.
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Goene
Hantened
Mal
E. C. Barnes
Barnes
Warrisburg
Westmoreland County
Fred Mentzer
Monessen
Panly
Greensburg
James W. McKenna
David H Weiss
Moness
Cory Grange Met Saturday In Regular Session
Cory Grange met in regular session Saturday evening in the Mava Poe Till building. The meeting covered first and second degree candidates and presented several new dates for membership. A home program led by Mrs Edna Drake featured songs discussions and readings. Illness prompts Cory Grange to postpone its next meeting with Columbus Grange to a future date.
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Corry Urangi
Edna Drake
Luuturer
Qing
Cory Grange
Columbus Grange
Market Gossip by Elmer G Walzer
New York market opinions turn cautious as Congress considers judiciary reform measures. Traders fear irregularities while inflation and currency risks loom. Tax season nears and Simon & Schuster report strong sales of Your Taconic Tax. American Iron & Steel Institute signals possible capacity topic forthcoming.
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Elmer G. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Congress
Vira
Simon & Schuster
American Iron & Steel Institute
Mit & Pull
Stocks and Bonds Rise in Heavy Trading on Exchange
In New York the stock market advanced in heavy trading with gains across key issues. Corn rose two cents a bushel while other commodities stayed irregular. the dollar held steady. Steel shares tracked steel operations, regaining flood losses and reaching highs not seen since 1920, as major industrials like General Electric, General Motors, and Bethlehem Steel moved, with numerous other large peers listed in brisk activity.
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Wines
New York
Stock Exchange
American Smelters
American T & T Seder
Ariaconda
Hi Sie
Atlantic Refining cc. S
Auburn
Iesco
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bamatusa- Wright Columbia Gas
Chrystie
Continental Car
Gobbi
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Jous Montgomery Wardational Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard
Paramount Pic
Ponvia
Pure Oil Radio
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil Cash Standard
Studebaker
Texas Co
Gailed Corp
WS Steel i
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Waddworth
Youngstown
S&t
N.Y
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Garbo
Robert Taylor
Camille
Merritt Hudson
W. Ed Marsh
Witolt
KRUST
Bakers Warren Baking CO
Warren, Pa
Loblaw’s Van.centen Séif
Phillips
Unis
St. Elizabeth’s
Pacific Coast
Mulheirn
Raymond Mettsy
Corry Haspill
Corry Grange
Montgomery Ward
Wall Street
Arkansas Gas Aerts Supply
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
Imeont Rad
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
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