Personal Notices Show Wide Visiting Tracks Across Town
A string of society notices lists Miss Verena Hilt visiting her Spring Creek home for the weekend, Mrs. Fred Lundberg transferring through en route to Erie, Mrs. Paul Stone visiting Union City relatives for Mrs. Mary Cullen’s funeral, and Miss Anna Shields visiting Cleveland uncles before jury duty in Exe Monday. Also noted are Mrs. A. T. Carr and daughter Betty returning to Oil City after visits, D. Ralph McCant in town with friends on Friday, J. J. Desmiond and A. Loveland attending a Boy Scouts silver anniversary dinner in Hunt’s Lodge, Deputy Marshal John Dempsey arriving in the city, Gerald Staples and family proceeding to Buffalo for a weekend visit, M. Raymond returning from a New York City business trip, several residents heading to Kane and Warren for local business, and James Scully and others consulting doctors while awaiting furloughs for service members. Mrs. J. Gordon and son Jah visit from Johnsonburg for a weekend with Mildred Decker, and Frank Geiger Jr returning home from Hampton Roads for a Navy furlough with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verena Hilt
Spring Creek
Fred Lundberg
Clymer
Erie
Paul Stone
Union City
Mary Cullen
Anna Shields
Cleveland
Humter’s Lodge
Bile
Boy Scouts of America
John Dempsey
Jeburgh
Us Morning
Kane
Warren
Gerald Staples le
Buffalo
Frank Staples
Don Hovey
Paper Company
J. 3
Gordon and Son
Jah
Johnsonburg
City
Mildred Decker
South Center Street
Frank Geiger, Jr
Hampton Roads
U. S. Navy
Frank Geiger
Bast
Silty Street
Patman presses bonus bill clash with Legion plan
Cleveland February 9 Representative Wright Patman of Texas outlined advantages of his bonus bill over the American Legion proposal. He said the Vinson bill is banker's loan and would require a bond issue tax exempt bonds. Patman urged Legion leaders to back his measure or risk delaying all bonus legislation while denying that printing money would ease an election. He proposed circulating obligations as a substitute without increasing total obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Legion
Wright Patman
Texas
Patman
Legion
Palman
Secretary of Treasury
Federal Reserve
Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary Cullen at St Thomas Church
Requiem Mass for Mrs Mary Cullen of 608 Concord Street was held at 9:80 this morning at St Thomas Church. Rev Francis Graves officiated while a large group of relatives and friends attended. Notable performers included Mrs Paul Stone of Union City and Miss Aurelia Alberstadt with Miss B Dempsay at organ. Cemetery services followed at St Thomas Cemetery with bearers Bert Lagerstrom, David Hart, William Maloney, Fred Schank, Thomas Green and Thomas Ward. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs J L Hughes of Buffalo and several DeNiel and Alberstadt family members fromHiie Titusville and Hiie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cullen
Concord Street
Ollock
St Thomas Church
Francis Graves
P.R
St. Thomas Church
Paul Stone
Union City
James Sullivan
Avastaria
Anna Shields
Mr. Sullivan
Tenderpi
Migs B. Dempsay
St. Thomas Cemetery
Bert [Agerstrom
David Hart
William Maloney
Fred Schank
Thomas Green
Thomas Ward
Out of the City
J. L. Hughes
Buffalo
Amma DeNiel
William DeNiel
Michael DeNiel
Edward ‘Alverstadt, Jr
Aurelia Atberstadt
Jack Samett
Joseph Aberstadt
Nellie Delaney
Michael Nugent
Marie Jones
Hiie
Mable Skam- Yeugh
Titusville
Oriental Tea Held At Church Night of Grand Enchantment
The Standard Bearer Society of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted an oriental tea in church parlors with gold and oriental decor. Miss Hazell Thompson led the program featuring Gertrude Johnson Janet Palmer Doris Phelps Gottia Johnson and Delca Reesink with songs, a tea party skit Froth of Liquid Trade, and a playlet Children of the Way. Guests included Marjory Young as host and Ruth Jalson as servant, with related Home Society and mission program demonstrations by Raith Sperry Edith Lyman Hibel McKuhn Mildred Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Bearer Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hazell Thompson
Gertrude Johnson
Janet Palmer
Doris Phelps
Gottia Johnson
Delca Reesink
Boke Taylor
Janet Patterson
Roberta Loss
Katherine Hubert
Elle railroad schedules revised with minor train time changes
The Elle railroad announced a new timetable effective Sunday February 10. Train No.5 westbound New York to Chicago departs two minutes later at 7:37. Train No.7 eastbound departs at 12:58 pm instead of 12:49 pm. Other trains No.1 8:43 pm No.2 9:46 pm No.8 11:39 am and No.6 9:07 pm remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle Railroad
West Uplind
New York
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meet at Church Parlor
Mrs Glenn Spencer chaired the February session of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society in church parlors. Mrs Lara Ransom led devotions. Birthday guests Mrs Gilbert L Boyd and Mira Alma Gardné were honored. A program featured Spicer and Bruce Thomas with Mrs Barton Smith at piano, Dorotha May Rickers sang two numbers. Hostesses S B Smith Yorks and Guy M Simmons served a heart themed dinner for twenty eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Spencer
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Lara Ransom
Gilbert L. Boyd
Mira Alma Gardné
Harry) Spicer
Bruce Thomas
Barton Smith
Dorotha May Rickers
5. B. Smith
Yorks
Guy M. Simmons
Alain
Stocks Hold Friday Gains In Narrow Session
New York stocks ended the day with modest gains and narrow moves. Rail shares showed strength but little net rise, utilities edged higher, steels and oils posted small gains, and glass companies firmed. Major closing quotes include American Can 1744, American Locomotive 1744, Chrysler 2, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Uunew
New York
Arkel
Glass Company
Carrie
T&t
Amscanda Peeeete Atlantic Refining Subanit
Iethteken
Stevl Bendis Aviation
Canadian Pac
Aes Chrysier
Colombia
Olcott Cupliss-Wright
Aracnan
Ganeral Electric
Ganeral Electric , Ne Sie Ganeval Motors
Cee Mennecott
International Nickel Vena
Montgomery Ward
National Daiey Y
Northern Pacific Otis Steer
A - Fiona RR
Standard of
Calif
Mioxas Co
Carnera Suit Against Schmeling Thrown Out
The New York case claimed a promised fight from Schmeling after Carnera knocked out Young Striding in Cleveland. The Irving Trust Company, trustees for Carnera, sought $128,000 for breach of contract but the suit was dismissed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
New York
Pring Carnera
Max Schmeling
Gellman
Young
Cleveland
Carnera
Ast Eenmeting
Irving Trust Company
Bank Suptey
Suitor hunted in murder of girl in Uniontown
State police and troopers hunted Jefferson Vale 45 after a girl Wiryeurld Ama ’ins died in a West Pennsylvania park scene. Alfred Thorpe 25, a married companion with whom Anna was parking, was held as a material witness. Uniontown text notes church league meeting planned for junior high gym next Saturday to organize basketball teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Uniontown
Wester Pennsylvania
Jefferson Vale
Wiryeurld Ama
Alfred Thorpe
Anna
Adventure of Mark Talbot Aboard Orient to Tongatabu
Mark Talbot sails from San Francisco aboard the Orient bound for Honolulu where he meets Vanya a dancer who faces deportation She ignores him Mark follows her to Tongatabu and attends a native festival where Vanya dances Amid a pitiless mob Mark backs away with Loring as the pair escape into the jungle The scene centers on Vanya’s poise and the raw crowd energy in a perilous confrontation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark ‘Talbot
San Francisco
Honolulu
Vanya
Talbot
Mark
Loring
Vanyal Vanya
Starrise
Tom
Mark Eadged
Mar
Marl
Marke
Yangai
Nally
Zoring
Tropics
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Rex
Buck Jones
SBS
Rogers County
Evelyn Venable
Kent Taylor
Louise Dresser
Mickey Rooney
Stepin Fetchit
Ness Powers
Member
Federal Reserve System
J Mearhcheas Sr
Cullen
Stennett’s Specialty Shops
R.R
Presbyterian
Wake Veew
Tinsted Corp
Vweeinghouse Electric A
Woolworth N.V
Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
Kh PS
Lone Star Gag i West
Vita Ter
Schmeling
Hunt
Marg
Stanley
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