Personal mentions brighten a busy local schedule
A string of hometown notices lists Miss Mary Higgins traveling to Olean New York to visit her father and relatives, Mrs Dan Roschie heading to Buffalo for a weekend with family, Nellie Titus and Helen O Leary also moving between Erie Spar tansburg and home, plus numerous others in Union City North East and nearby towns visiting, traveling for business or visiting friends. The item also notes a delayed flight to Los Angeles and other distant movements, reflecting daily life in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Higgins
Olean
N.Y
J. E. Higging
Dan Roschie
Buffalo
Marl
Famy
Weaver
Erie
Nellie Tittus
Munday
Novi
Baenes
N. Goldfinch
Union City
Anna Shields
L. K. Destiund
New York City
Thenas
Tom Oakville
Dan
Fritz Bork
Denn
Ruth Osborn
Hs 2
Osborn
North
C. E. Shoop
Warren
Hermiele
A. Tl. Foster
Old City
Missey Martha Smith
Jean Stratton
Greenville
Ét Alice Freno
Phoebe Reyn
Brie
Elizabeth Smith
Reverend William D Fullom obituary at Bear Lake Pa
Retired Amited Brethren Church minister Rev William D Fullom died in his Bear Lake home during the night aged 71. Born December 5 1880 in Elgi Pa he served forty five years in the Iris conference retiring as U B Church Bear Lake minister about a year ago. Survived by his widow of Bear Lake two sons Clifford Center Valley two brothers Owen J Pullom Cony Thomas F Fillon two sisters Mrs Arial McDonald Beavertam and Mrs Mary Conway Chicago prayers in Fehala Bear Lake Tuesday at 1 pm then UB Church service at 7 20 with interment in Beaverdam cemetery. Mrs C S Fister returned to Spatamsburg after a stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Fullom
Amited Brethren Church
Bear Lake
Mr. Fullom
Filom
Elgi
U. B. Chien
Whdow
Clifford
Centerville
Owen J. Pullom
Thomas F. Fillon
Arial McDonald
Beavertam
Mary Conway
Chicago
Fehala
Ub, Earch
Beaverdam
Old Matt and Aunt Mollie Star in Begging Tale at Gar
In a garbled account from Mo Bhanson a tale unfolds of Old Matt and Aunt Mollie as shepherds linked to the Hily fame. The scene centers on pleas for charity, a delinquent debt, and a property that drew no buyers in a late 19th century local vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samed
Bhanson
Garfor
Howe
Matt
Mollie
Elks and Kiwanis Bridge Winners Highlight Local Match
The Elks beat the Masonic players 15 14 to 11 in the second bridge tournament at Stanford Mose rooms. Kiwanis defeated Station Hose 10 to 0. Teams featured Richard Smith Fred Kinley Walter Southam Charles Stasis and others with De Wood G. Wood, Troy Gillette, Ray Green, C W domes Olin We Bracken, James Vana and Edward Binley among participants. Next Friday a further match is scheduled at the Bike Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Masonic
Sta
Iiwanis Club
Staton Hose
Stanford Mose Rooms
Rossets
Suover
Miksbridge
Richard Smith
Fred Kinley
Walter Southam
Charles Stasis
The
Maroniy
Bart Haight
Wallace Aram
di Harry Rhodes
G. & Wood
Kiwanis
Bi N
Troy Gillette
Ray Green
C. W. Domes
Olin We Bracken
James Vana
Charles Keefer
Edward Bin[ley
GB. Bennett
Stanford Hose
College Head Denies Pupils Flood Schools
Boulder Colo Feb 16 The complaint that too many youths go to college drew the attention of Dr George Norlin president of the University of Colorado in his biennial report to the Colorado General Assembly He says he does not believe too many are attending college despite a 15 percent enrollment rise at the university He notes the nation has about 1 million youths 16 to 26 in colleges and universities two million in secondary schools two million in work and sixteen and a half million out of school He urges that expansion be allowed to help those who could benefit from higher education and criticizes public channels being open to demagogues and propagandists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Cola
George Norith
University of Colorado
Dock Colorado General Assemly
Ir. Norlin
Dy. Mort
Schow
Norling
He Schoo
Wiltiewtion
Open Card Tourney Promises Four-Game Series Start
The schedule lists a Wednesday night event in the TO. O. F. hall where the Sta for Hise Company opens against the Odd Follows in a four game series. The event marks the first of four planned matchups between the groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Origole
TO. O. F. Hall
Utilities Slide to Low Levels Amid Market Slump
UNI Press reports utilities shares sinking to their lowest levels as government moves to break up utility holding companies. Fresh closing prices show a broad market decline with significant losses in American and International firms. a fire in Easton, Pennsylvania destroys the Box Theatre, injuring and burning a resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNI Press
New York
Stortt Exchange
Aise
Tibi American Locomotive
ATA American Smelters
Columbia
The Trial by Wire and a Dream of Vanya
Mark and Loring discuss Vanya at Loving's tree as they search for truth about her. A radical wager emerges, testing loyalties, artistry, and the idea of love, with talk of a perilous stage future for Vanya and Mark’s resolve wavering under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nics
Mark
Loring
Ivo
Vanya
Vans
Marks
France
Joni
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Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Paris
Angeles
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Naples
Italy
EL Affiva
Washington Court House
Morris Scott
Ohio State University
Springfield
Sun, Mon
Mystic India
Gary Cooper
Franchottone
Richard Cromwell
Sir Guy Standing
C. Aubrey Smithr
Monte Blue
Kathleen Burke
Optometrist
Stanley
Elks-Kiwanis
Stanford Hose Company
del Monte
Campbells Tomato Soup
Sunnyfield Family
Hake
Maw
Atlantic & Pacific Vc
College Head
Colorado University
Montgomery Ward
General Motors Kennecdty
International Michel Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Parisie Gas Steel
Penna RR Pure
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil NJ Btudebaker
Texas Co
US Leather
US Steel
United Aircraft Bnited Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth N.Y
Stox
Arkansas Gas
Asso Gas & Electric Cites Service
APS
Lee Star Gas
West Pub Servane
Easton
U Agin
Joss
Luetts Galley
Spersonis
Vanga
Loving
Tate
Perrier
Mulher
Lardes
Alan
Tunis
Tal Hele
Pasnot
Levine
Mrumar
TN One
Loring Dryss
Loriny
Sgrhanns
Max
Tim
Owentye
Viniva
Male
New England Standard
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