Jamestown News Notes Local Visitors and Travels
Personal mentions record Jamestown residents with travels and visits. Wrank Kolstee, John Maloney, and Norman Warner depart or return from trips to Meadville and Jamestown. Mrs Phillip Young, Mrs Irene Mahle, Mrs F S Austin, and several others are noted as visitors or attendees at events in Erie, Clymer, Union City, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrank Kolstee
Jamestown
N. 4
City
John ‘Maloney
Meadville
Phillip Younng
Irene Mahle
N.W
Marjorie McElroy
St. ‘Vincent's ‘Hospital
Si Rie
Arden
Watson
Norman Warner
F.S. Austin
Erie
Mirs
Raymond Walters
W. Rickers
Clymer
Teris
Gilbert J. ‘Ton
Edward Roach, Jr
Hamet Hospital
Betty Roach
Robert Roach
Walter DeJean
Ard Ons
Donald DeJean
Waterford
Donald Miller
Rural resident 15 stricken today obituary note
Michael Dyerajiya, 67, died at 11:49 this morning after a long illness. Born in Czechoslovakia, he came to the United States 33 years ago and had lived with Mr. and Mrs. Jaco Royer in Cory. He previously lived near Spartansburg. Funeral services will be at Bracken-Meating funeral chapel with calling hours until Saturday morning 10. Interment in Greek Catholic cemetery, Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dyerajiya
Jaco Royek
Cory
Czechoslovakia
Royers
Spartansburg
Columnia
Population figures released for New Orleans city
New Orleans reports a total population of 519000 with 361000 white residents and 159000 Black residents. The city board for health announced the census update showing an increase of 7283 since 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Star Tigticians
City Board For Health
New Drivers Licenses Now Enforced Statewide
Harrisburg March deadline for 1938 permits passed February 28. Secretary J. Griffith Boardman announced strict enforcement of the state motor vehicle code will begin tomorrow. Police showed leniency toward vehicles with 1937 licenses within a three day grace period. The license bureau will extend no further delays to protect late applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Yeucucree
Harrisburg
J. Gbifith Boardman
Mbt
Boardman
Is This the Reason You Are Constipated
An OCR ad explains constipation results from low dietary bulk and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran and Al-Brin as bulking options. It claims All-Bran soaks up water to form a soft mass aiding bowel movement, with endorsements of cereal’s health benefits and daily intake suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Brin
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Bendix Home Laundry Demonstrated At Merritt
Modern washing will be demonstrated in Carry tomorrow as the Bendix Home Laundry goes on exhibit at Merritt Appliance Company on East Main Street. Miss Richards, factory representative, will give demonstrations at 1:30, 5:30 and 7:60 p.m. An invitation is extended to the general public to attend. The Bendix laundry washes, rinses, and dries automatically and represents the latest in washing machine equipment. W. C. Merritt issues an invitation to all city residents to attend Friday's demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix ‘Home
Merritt Appliance Company
East Main Street
Miss Richards
Bendix
W. C. Merritt
Marriage Announced for Young Couple Sunday
Announcement today of the marriage of Miss Mildred Mae Jackman to Robert Morris. The ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon February 27 at 2:60 oclock at the groom's home with Rev Chrimes officiating. Attendants were Harold Jackman and Miss Jackman. The bride wore a light blue gown with pink and yellow roses. A brown crepe dress was worn by the bridesmaid. Dinner for 38 relatives followed, and the couple departed for a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls. They will reside at Carter Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
alEved
Niagara Falls
Carter Hu
Tax bills loom as 1930s firms report higher payments
United Press dispatch notes Wall Street watchers fear tax reform may not curb levies. Armstrong Cork Co says taxes added 1.58 million dollars over three years due to law changes, not higher profits, potentially funding 1,254 jobs. Bell System, Consolidated Kistons, and Western Electric report rising 1935–1937 tax bills, with Bell’s reaching 137.64 million in 1937. Trading on New York markets remains dull amid Washington news, with some issues firming in the building and aviation sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Armstrong Cork Company
Bell Telephone System
Consolidated Kitson
Consolidated Kison
Western Electric Company
Sherley Distillers Corp
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Milo
Olympic
Agabuli Farms
Dodk
Rex
Hati
Ae the
Piana
Erwin Pna Mpreet
Craugford
Brismol
Miller’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
George Royer
Hila Taylor
Beate Taylor
William.Haene
Pittsburgh
Maisonette
Cleveland
D. O. Dau
Hevry
Meg
George Roof
Clevelem
Whnee
Orle
G Clinic
John Planyin
P2aalu + Higgins
Misa Hele
Lindquist
Mary Clark
Brie
Finy
Washingtone
FORD
Shever Auto Sales Co
Howe
Maby Miss Richardson
Merritt
Washington
Tammet
Ntock
Emall
American Can
American Smelters
American
T & T Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Soo
Bethlehem Steel - Boeing Air
Chrysler Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Curtis-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickél Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Packard Paramount
Baty Pure Oil
Gts
Socony
Standard
Standard Oili
Studebaker Texas
United Corp US Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electri
Woolworthtee
N.Y
Curb Serb Supply
Nat Gas
Asso Gas & Electric Cities Service
Lone Star Gas McCord Rad
Bernstein Bros
Corry
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