Personal mentions mix of visitors and travel in Union City area
Roy Fields, Mrs S W Brown, Mrs Hf A Prank, and many neighbors visit Spartansburg or travel to Erie Meadville Warren Jamestown and unions city for weekends funerals and family events. Ida Jenkins and Marion Dillin among locals returning home. several attend plays and dances. one man dislocates arm on Grove Street as responders assess recovery.
Local residents return from weekend visits and trips
J J Neyloft came back from an eastern business trip this morning. Mrs HAD Curtis left for Buffalo to visit relatives over the weekend. Joe Anderson and daughter Margar le were weekend visitors with relatives at Clymer. Mrs Clark Amidon went to Clymer for the weekend. Mrs Fred Holton left for Akron to see her ill grandson. Mrs Clara Ricketts of Kane, guest of Miss Fuller, returned home. P S Hill of Bridgeport Conn returned home after visiting. Mrs A W Besher left for Brisbane to visit daughters over the weekend. Mrs Eugene Rhodes went to Gerry N Y for a weekend visit. Miss Mary B Kenney went to Union City to visit Miss Ruth Thomas. BF State returned home from Erie after attending a granite and marble dealers convention. Frank DeLury and niece Marion Delury left for weekend visits with relatives at Dunirk. Miss Linda Warnshawe and Mrs H W Russell of Sherman came home after visiting city friends. Harold McKeen of Continental Stores left for Rio after a week in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fields
Clymer
S. W. Brown
Spartansburg
Hf. A. Prank
M. J. Lynch
East Washington Street
Gladys Akam
Lovells
Jamestown
Sherman Kennedy
Conneaut
Marion
Erie
Ida Jenkins
Niagara Falls
Charles Sturdevapt
O. R.ward
Warren
Tify
William Chiles
Michael Harper
Titusville
Ellen Dunigan
Maribelle Tyndall
Unsei City
Marcihe
William ‘Toner
Harold Dick
Union Gity
Marion Dillin
Harden
Wi Hall
Turflid
Frank Hooker
Hydetown
Hazel
Union City High School
Harriett Duncomb
Unison City
High Sichop
James Drought
Sparetamburs
LS. Drought
Brie and ii
Ho A. Rolley
Ashtabula
Eee
Ethesfimaral
Olive Johnson
Lambert Bu
Peer Wallace
Ies
Wei- Frani
H.C. Conroy
Editha Verfurth
Harold Smith
Robert
Hornell
N.Y
E. J. Roach
Sarah Jane
D. W. Levine
Loretta Fitzgerald
J. J. Harden
Maccabees Hall
Virgie Hotchkiss
Irene Inman
Harrisburg
Gertrude Monroe
Olean
Minnie
Columbus
Miss Fellows
Miss Mangus
Butefal
Les Wales
Walterfly
Merrick Boat Milles
Amos Williams
de Toit
Stude Ibulkercir
T. J. Rich
Grove Street
Cruigers- Des Covey
Mr Rich
Beds
J. J. Neyloft
Had, Curtis
Ruth Thomas BF
State
Frank DeLury
Marion Delury
Dunirk
Linda Warnshawe
H. W. Russell
Sherman
Harold McKeen
Continental Stores
Rio
Death of Mrs R L Patnam in Titusville area
Mrs Leona Patman wife of R L Patman aged 42 died yesterday afternoon at 2 80 at Corry Hospital after a lingering illness. Survived by husband two sons Leroy Oil City and Ghester at home a mother two half sisters Mrs Francis Connelly Grand Valley and Mrs Tlattie Dodge Ann Arbor Mich four half brothers Hosea and Samuel Roberts L Gilson Titusville Clarence Gilson Pittsburgh Pa Funeral at 2 pm Monday in Titusville interment Greenwood Cemetery Mrs Patman known for many friends will be informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Patman
R. L. Patiati
Corry Hospital
Leroy
Oil City
Ghester
Francis Connelly
Grand Valley
Tlattie Dodge
Ann Arbor
Hosea Nnd
Samuel Roberts
L Gilson
Titeusville
Clarence Gilson
Pittsburgh
Titusville
Greenwood
Patman
Market tone remains firm with mixed activity in New York
By wire from Wall Street Journal New York January markets show little movement aside from oils and several named issues. American Ice hits a new high on talk of a large stock dividend while Associated Dry Goods Remington Typewriter May Department Stores Kresge American Can and Mexican Petroleum buoy activity. The trading element remains bearish despite earlier bullishness with a possible February reaction but not extensive, except in schemes with large December gains. Banking interests still willing to buy slows on recessions, and the market closes irregular.
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Fom
Wall Street Journal
New York
Ivith
Associated Dry Goods
Remington Typewriter
May
Kresge
American Can
Mexican Petroleum
New York Stock Prices Mixed Across Major Issues
Trading on the New York curb and exchange lists shows varied results among rail, steel, oil, and auto stocks. Key names include General Motors, Studebaker, Republic Steel, and Willys Overland with values fluctuating around mid to high percentages and notable premiums in several sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Northern Ty i Idileau Ann - Wmidale Steen Fo
Kans
Tex
New York
Body transfer of privates Stowe and Smith en route home
The body of Private Charles Stowe, escorted by Private Clifton Smith, was moved here this morning from New York on the way to Tittiaville. The transfer occurred during a routine military reallocation and authorities anticipate funeral arrangements in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stowe
Clifton Smith
New York
Tittiaville
Mrs 1 A Buller Leaves Marion Street For Erie Home
Mrs 1 A Buller, guest of her parents Mr and Mrs W N Jones of Marion Street, departed this afternoon for her home in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Erie
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