Pennsylvania Undertakers to Convene in Pittsburgh
More than twelve hundred funeral directors from Pennsylvania will gather at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh for the fifty third annual convention of the Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association scheduled for June 12 to 14. Local attendee Charles P. Keating of Alexander and Company is listed, with welcomes from John S. Wisher Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce president and former Pennsylvania governor. Noted speakers include Abraham Friedgaon and Dr J Huber Wagner, along with clergy leaders Rev Father O Connell, Very Rev Moor and Rev Dr Hailperin. The event features musical interludes by the Pittsburgh Kiwanis Male Quartet and remarks from national and state figures in funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Funeral Directors’ Association
Charles P. Keating
Alexander and Company
Speslyery
John S. Wisher
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Joseph E. Galen
Philadelphia
National Funeral Directors’ Association
Lawrence A. O'Conell
N. R. H. Moor
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Herman Hailperin
Hse
Tree of Life Congregation
Wil
Pittsburgh Kiwanis
Arthur M. Tanner
Alrahant Friedgaon
J. Hubert Wagner
R. P. Galbread
Westminister College
New Wilmington
Stuart Nye Hueninson
East Liberty Presbyterian
Hymen Schlesinger
Doris Bernbauer, Jr
Pittsburg
National Funeral Service Code Authority
Philathaeas Entertained at West Frederick Street Home
Monday evenings among Philathea Clans of the Baptist Church were at Mrs. W. P. Miller's residence on West Frederick street with twenty two members. Mrs. George Keefe and Mrs. A. P. Mount assisted hosts. May and June birthdays celebrated with gifts to Mary Hickman, Mrs. John Ricker, Mrs. Mildred Haenel, Miss Isabelle Huntinger, and others. After visiting and games refreshments were served. Mrs. J. G. Jones and daughter Helen traveled to Erie by business trip this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miller
West Frederick Street
George Keefe
A. P. Mount
Tracy Whitehead
Willidra Haenel
George Ward
Mary Hickman
John Ricker
Mildred Haenel
Isielle Huntainger
J. G. Jones
Helen
Erie
Harry Firs
Glyndon
Ray Coates
Georgia Young
Hydetown
Young
Wayne Ardery
Exselsior
Centerville M. B
Doris Blakeslee
Marshall Cook Tyhe
Rush Rexford
R. J. Howe
Britton Rum
Enterprise
Edeon
Fairview
Watchtown
Tillotson
State Lot
Spartanshire Baptist
Spartanshoro ME
Nal
Sparta notices spark community gatherings in June
Spartansburg June 11 local notes report Hoison Ladies Ard social planned at Harbor Hall June 18 with proceeds to Rev. R. B. Wadsworth. Baptist and M H church groups hold midweek meetings and regular work sessions while Temperance Union meets. Numerous local families attend visits and travel for family and church events including a Century of Progress trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Hoison Ladies
M.H. Church
Ina Smith
M. H Church
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Alice Drought
L. P. Ferguson
Bradford
Wis
Gillespie
Meadville
Mearsville
Edward Dean
Detroit
Mich
Wesley Smith
Lorc Chase
Oxford
Harvey Chase
Qm.thorry Son
Raymond Gaeltom
Wo Ji
Hamat
Brie
Blakeslee
Dunkirk
Silver Creek
N.Y
Howard Martin
Richart Webb
DuBois
D. FP. Andrews
Franklin
Hornell
C. A. Buxton
Harriet Wooster Teft
Tor ‘Tunbridge, VL
Maurice Howe
Jast
Arthur Oakes
Leota Wilson
Elintfieth
Alice Maland
Clint ‘Titus
Dicky Winans
Chicago
Bertha Winans
Century of Progress
Pred Bates
Charles Major
W. P. Burlingham
Airis
Numory
Abe Goldstein
Sparta
Frank Crowell
Som Martin
Lewis Lopéa
Beat Lake
Amic
Charles Ma
Local guests and community notices in Sparta area
Mrs traid and Mrs Foreman visit Weewoha while other guests arrive from Philadelphia and Salamanca. Earl Hull hosts Steuben Corners visitors as Spartansburg Fire Department calls for meeting. Mrs Rexford shows a four foot high geranium display in the drug store window attracting many onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Cox
Maude
Philadelphia
Lite
Arthur Cox
Red Oak
Ediamoro State College
Earl Hull
Spartansburs Fire Department
Fireman's Hall
J. C. Bell
Salamanca
N. Y
Pie Sparta
Our Village
M2 Bell
Charles Scarem
Mas
H. Gillette
Towsville
Margaret Trax
Oil City
Hdith Winans
Helen Hanna
Townivilte
Helen Scarem
B. Rexford
San Cura Ointment Promoted For Skins By Reader Letters
Readers praise San Cura Ointment for preventing blood poisoning and aiding healing of burns, cuts, eczema, and rashes. Letters describe sending forms and money for multiple cakes, noting prices 35 cents to 1.25 and listing San Cura Soap at 25 cents. Thompson Medical Co of Titusville, Pa. advertised for free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Gura
Ford
D. B. Sinclair
North
Lena Street
Dathan
Ale
Europe
Jon Opray
R. D
Kent
Wash
Jas
W. Geiger
D. Stu N.E
Washington, D.C
Thompson Medical Company
Titusville
Erie 10 Fight for Lower Phone Rates Citywide
Mayor Rossiter announced an immediate campaign to cut telephone rates after a widely cited engineering firm reported Erie users pay about 100000 annually in excess of a reasonable city revenue. The mayor said more figures are needed but the drive will start almost immediately to press for lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanes P.rossiter
Werrons
Aower
President signs new air measure
The measure bans contractors from owning a controlling interest in manufacturing firms and caps airline executives salaries at 17500 a year. It bars contracts for participants in a spoils conference with Walter F. Brown in 1980, lets cancelled-contract firms file claims within a year, and gives the commerce secretary power to set pilot hours and safety methods. A $10000 fine or five years imprisonment applies to bidders who conspire to influence bidding and one company is limited to three contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Brown
Coorpanies
U. S
Comerce
Four Hurt and One Dying In Kane Area Crash
Six injured in a Sunday morning automobile crash two miles from Mt Jewett as fog hazed the drive. Richard Lobaugh 37 of Mt Jewett gravely injured. Miss Charlotte Walkenberg 27 and Mrs Richard Lobaugh 89 plus John Malone 27 treated for lacerations. Driver Malone confused caused car to leave road and strike a telephone pole. Police Corporal Pflugfelder led investigation. Town adopts Roosevelt Garner name for newborn twins in Manchester Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jewett
Kane
Malone
R. E. Pflugfelder
Smethport
State Highway Police
Classified Ads From The Journal Page
A historic classified list outlines ad categories for readers to place notices. It emphasizes timely placement for home, office, farm needs, services, and opportunities, plus editing rights and error reporting.
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Undertakers OF State
Philatheas
New York
AE Aegis
Atlantic City
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scott
Harbor Hall
E. Eville
Bila
Thurston
Sistory Ie Eldred
Traid
James Foreman
Weewoha
Edith Winans
Racucy Donteo Wey
E. E
Ccdc Ee
By Paul Robinson
Bing UY
Keister’s
Reister’s
le Ibe
Rossiter
Jewett
Manchester
Ohio
Roosevelt
Garner
Henry Shivedy
Isquth Shore Inn
North East
Ees
Monumenta
Sais B
Salo S
Reve
Penningroth
Phoenix Houd
AL Willows
Winder
Biya
Bétcset Corry
Stranahin
Stee
Tyer
Whity Wellman
Zox
Columbus
Milwood
Pine Valley
Inquire
Roll
Milton Berttian
Bear Lake
Pants
SAUS
West Pleasant
Streat
Tequire
Northwest Street
Harwood Bros
Wattsburg
Bath
Concord Street
East Street
The
Gorry Hospital Association
Carry
Sidney
Elston
Hawley
Gerald Staples
Orphans’ Court
Erie County
Tate
Corry
Fie
Hailey Gerald Staples
Bentember
Fesun
Corky
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