Stallings in Serious Illness Reported in Macon
George Stallings owner of the Montreal club in the Transnational league is reported seriously ill with heart trouble at a hospital. Described as the Miracle Man for guiding the 491 Heston Braves, Stallings reportedly spent a fairly comfortable night with his wife and younger son at his bedside.
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Macon
Ily
George Stallings
Mintreal Baseball Ely
Stalings
Heston Braves
Stallings
Hafey's Stick Beats Giants In Warren Visit
Melvin Thomas and Frederick Mil ch motored to Warren last evening and visited friends.
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Hafey
Melvin Thomas
Frederick Milch
Warren
Visitors and travelers drop in for visits in Findley Lake area
Local society notes report Dr and Mrs G. Peck leaving by air for Detroit and other places while Charles Zeiner arrives from Rochester to see Mrs Talizabeth Dingtelder. Various friends and relatives, including Mrs. William Holdert, C. H. Holden family, Miss Mildred Bowman, Norman Newton, and Miss Lotta Deller, visit Findley Lake or nearby towns for weekends, vacations, or hospital recoveries. Several guests stay at homes of Shea, Vaughn, and Young. Gordon and other residents plan travel to Newark, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls.
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Peck
Detroit
Mich
Charles Zeiner
Rochester
Talizabeth ‘Dingtelder
William Holdert
Texarvana
C. H. Holden
Findley
G. A. Shea
East Predenck Street
Norman T. Newton
New York City
City
Jensie K. Newton
Findley Lake
Lotta Deller
Stadeot al. Hamot Hospital
Eric
Sherman Ford
Robert
Old City
Hils
Henry Green
Suday
F. G. Graves
V. J. Reiser
Allegany
N.Y. Lattending
Prank Weckman
Jamestown
Don Eying
Lodi
Los Angeles
Calif
R. D. Junkins
Phillip
Cleveland
Jenkins
J. &. Young
Mdwaird Lampert
John Lampert
Pittsburgh
Niagara Falls
Henry Young
Harry Brigham
Buffalo
Will Blakeley
Jane Hlzabet Hamilton
Corry Hospital
Philadelphia
Bruce Banks
East South Street
L. V. Randall
Stoneware, Pa
New Jamestown Station Sought By City Officials
Jamestown planners meet Monday at 4 PM aboard Erie Railroad vice president Robert C. Falconer’s private car to review a proposed new passenger station. Ernest Kesary Fred Anderson and Alfred Davis, a city council committee, arranged the session to examine three station site options. The Planning Commission endorsed using the old Erie station as the most suitable site for the new passenger station.
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Jamestown
Robert C. Falconer
Erie Railroad
Falconer
Ernest C. Kesarey
Fred V. Anderson
Alfred ©. Davis
City Planning Commission
Council
Erie
Inquest Finds Accident Unavoidable In Death of Warren Boy
An inquest in Warren Pennsylvania found the death of Arthur Minnelli an unavoidable accident. He died from a broken neck after falling from the tail gate of a brick truck owned by Frank Cosmano while being transported to Warren General Hospital. The chain broke despite warnings not to sit on the side board. District Attorney LeRoy Eddy attended, with other local officials and an insurance representative present.
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Fru Warren
Yestern
Ed. Lowrey
Arthur Minnelli
Warren
Frank Cos
Mano
Warren General Hospital
Cily
Frank Cosmano
Ariur Minnelli
Jamestown
N.Y
Seidail
LeRoy Eddy
George B. Mumm
Cosmana
Sunday Radio Entreaties Highlight Five Programs
Radio listings from WPG Atlantic City and WEAR network schedule five entertainment spots. Opera PagHacel at 8:30 P M and Creature's Band at 9:80 P M on WPG. NBC Concert Bureau on the WEAR network at 6:30 P M. Capitol Theatre broadcast at 8:15 P M with Mf Goldman Band.
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WPG
Athantic City
Opera
Atlantic City
Créature's Band
WIZ
NBC Concert Bureau Wear
Capitol Theatre
Goldman
Civil Service Exam Open for Clerk Carrier Posts in Corry Pa
An open competitive Civil Service examination is announced for clerk carrier posts in Corry Pennsylvania. Applications must be filed by August 3 1928 using the prescribed forms available from the local representative Ernest W Schuyler or the undersigned. Applicants should secure blanks and file before closing business hours. The assembling date will be listed on admission cards after the receipt close. Secretary Third U S Civil Service District Philadelphia Pa address 462 P D Building.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Corry
Commission
Ernest W. Schuyler
Vlanke
U. S. Civil Service District
P. D. Budding
Philadelphia
Market Close Noted Across Mining and Steel Shares
Stock prices drifted through a mixed close led by copper and mining names such as Anaconda and Butte Copper, with notable activity in American Smelters and Kennicott. Major automakers and steel players including General Motors Chrysler and Bethlehem Steel showed varied results while rails and refiners like Canadian Pacific and Shell influenced the broader market.
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Logan & Bryan
Oil City
American Smelters
Butte Copper & Zinc
Chile
International Niele
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Verres of
Louth
Aloon
REX Theatre
Richard
Dix
Youtll
Paramount
Richard Dix
FOX Comedy
Metro News
George Sidney
Charles Murray
Stallings IS
United Press
Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinal
New York Giants
Cardinals
Oil City Trust Company
Williams
Eriez
C. E. Doane
Civil Service Examination
Chrysler General Motors
Continental Motors
Studebaker
Eeers-Ees BB
Willys Overland
Otte
Atlantic Refining
Middle States
Pan Amerian
Simins Pet
Aeal Sinclair
Shell Union
Cally Eade Soofny
Yeveus
Texas Py Wee Etsuee
ODFH
Rails
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
York Central
Penna Aor
Clinois Central Reading
Seaboard Common
Southern Pacific
Wabash
Bethlehem Steel
Republic
Steel US Steel
Américan T & T
American Wooten
Iffe
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Grand Theatre
Charles Ray James Gleason
Jobyna Ralston
Cupid
Mickey
Mary Philbin
Continental
South
Porto Rico
Ectrie
Indiana
Salt Creek
South Penn Oil
New York
Curb I Am
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
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