Hold Services for S A Officer in Spartansburg
Funeral services were held yesterday for Com mandant Marion Tweedie a retired Salvation Army officer from New York Adjutant J F Sullivan conducted the service Taps were sounded by Joseph Has brouck Attending from away were Adjutants Nellié Horwell Lena Hempel Gertude Haff Victoria Hogiben Idestra Moran Christine Livingston Major Elizabeth Danley Captain Burkhardt Mrs Henry Hartley Robert Hill and Frances Shuffiin with Elmer Ferris of Erie The note recalls two years earlier Sullivan inducted services for Major Harriet Hatch in Spartansburg
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S.A
Spartansburg
J. F. Sullivan
Marion Tweedie
Salvation Army
New York
Taps
Joseph Hasbrouck
Nellié ‘Horwell
Lena Hempel
Gertrude Haff
Victoria Hogiben
New York City
Idestra Moran
Christine Livingston
Kane
Elizabeth Danley
Burkhardt
Bradford
Henry Hartley
Beulah Beach
Ohio
Robert Hill
Detroit
Mich
Frances Shuffiin
Elmer Ferris
Erie
Adjutant Sullivan
Personal mentions mix of visits and funeral services across towns
The item lists numerous residents and visitors in the city and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs C Akam, Mrs L Campbell, Miles Hazel Homan of Titusville, Mrs Albert Brock of Belmont, and Elton Laverne Crosby whose funeral services were held. Also noted are C A Stennett, Mrs DeWitt Ward, W Cox, Mrs J J Haight, Mrs William Houghton, Mrs Charles Stewart, G B Kysar, D O Daugherty, award Moore, Mrs HH S Morgan, Jason Front, Mrs Thomas Williams, O W Bracken, Frank Loveland, William Mannax Milton Munn, Mary S Oresby, Harold K Brooks, T J Follett, Grace Mapes Livermore, and various visits to Centerville, Brie, Hydetown, and Harrisburg. Services referenced occurred at 1 and 2 o'clock today for Elton Crosby.
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C.akam
L. B. Campbell
Erie
Miles Hazel Homan
Titusville
St. Claire
West Congress Street
Albert Brock
Belmont
Eiton Laverne Crosby
Harrisburg
C. A. Stennett
Kane
Jamestown
G. C. Murphy Company
Robert Long
Brie
Carl Keppell
J. J. Haight
William ‘Houghton
Charles Stewart
Red Cross
G. B. Kysar
D. O. Daugherty
Award Moore
S. Morgan
Irs
Jason Front
Centerville
J. D. Langworthy
Thomas ‘Williams
Hydetown
Charles Ridgway
Williams
Bracken
Frank Loveland
William
Mannax
Milton Munn
Garland
City
Corry
Mary &. Oresby and Son
Harol K. Brooks
Elton Laverne Crosby
T J. Follett
Ladies Fellowship Meeting At Baptist Church
A well attended Ladies Fellowship gathering at the Baptist church home of Mrs. Alfred Haenel included hymns and a devotional led by Mrs. Arlene Canfield. Mrs. Ralph Carroll presented a study from Rev. L. L. Wegters' book Gods Provision for Christian Living. Mrs. Fred Ross supervised the business segment arranging activities for church meetings and the March 11th Baptist Association, with Miss Eva Kepler coordinating social time and prizes awarded to Mrs. George Fenton, Miss Kathryn Thompson and Mrs. Canfield. Refreshments were later served by hostesses Mrs. Hasnel and Mrs. Charles W. Hubertz.
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Ladies Fellowship
The
Baptist Church
Alfred Haenel
Arlene Canfield
Il. L. Wlegters
God
Ralph Carroll
Fred Ross
Association of Regular Baptists
Eva Kepler
George Fenton
Kathryn Thompson
Canfield
Hasnel
Charles W. Hubertz
Ferry Gets Respite From Execution
Governor George H. Hatfield has granted another respite delaying the execution of Paul Ferry, Erie County wife slayer, from February 21 to May 23. Ferry remains under observation at Farview Hospital for the Insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Harrisburg
George H. Hatle
Paul Ferry
Erie County
Farview Hospital
Elks Observe 70th Me Founding With Initiation
Impressive initiatory services commemorating the 70th anniversary of the national B P O Elks drew over 200 to Corry Lodge 768 last evening. Twelve candidates were taken in. the John F Austin class named for a founder. An entertainment program followed, featuring Bill Brunn and Milton Brunn with a violin, saw, shell whistle act and comic bits. a fund dinner concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P.O. Elks
Corry Lodge
Charles P. Keating
John F. Austin
Austin
State Association of Wiks Aa
Charles Craker
Bill Brunn
Milton
Garland
Richard Smith
Stocks Rally With Commodities Boosting Demand
New York stocks advanced one to three points today as volume rose moderately. Commodity strength supported purchases though overall demand remained cautious, with gains tied to expectations of Roosevelt's price declaration and selective volatility across major issues like American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, General Electric, General Motors, and Standard Oil in a cautious market.
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New York
Roosevelt
American YG T
Beveys
BER Atlantic Refining
Bly
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel Ceseee
Boeing Air
Dls
Columbia Gay
Curtis-Wright
General Electric Vi
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery
Olly J
Studebaker
Texas
Ane
United Corpory Btw
Steelepee Oat
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Young Sheet
News Curb Aero Supply
Nat Gas
Asso Gas & Electric
Star Gas McCord Haut
Market Gossips Signal Cautious Trading Tone
United Press reports New York on February seventeenth that stock activity remains muted with fewer than half a million shares changing hands. Analysts debate whether a consolidation will precede a February recovery while noting a $30 million addition to the sterilized fund edging toward deflationary effects by reducing treasury borrowing needs.
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United Press
New York
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