Funeral Services Held for Nat McGuire in Columbus
A large gathering of neighbors and relatives attended the funeral for Nathaniel McGuire at his late home in Columbus Pennsylvania. The service was conducted Wednesday at 2:30 by Reverend W. H. Garnett. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Pallbearers included James Hall Frank Criburel Roby Sherman Cowles Les Gubtis and Gerald Faulkner. Attending the services were Mr and Mrs Sherman Cowles and daughters Margaret and Virginia, Mr and Mrs Burel Rigby of Spartangines, and others from Corry My and Mrs Grey Sheldon Mrs George Keefe.
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Nathaniel McGuire
Columbus
Ofoner
Hey
W. H. Garnett
West Lawn Cemetery
James Hall
Burel Riwby
Sherman Cow
Les
Tton J
Gubtis
Gerald Faulkner
Aamiong Hosea
Sherman Cowles
Margaret
Virginias
Burel Rigby
Spartangines Anil
Fom Corry
Grey Sheldon
George Keefe
Italian American Club Elects 1936 Officers
The Italian American Club met at West Main Street rooms last evening and elected officers for the year. President Joe Baronne, Vice President Louis Jackson, Treasurer Tony Jackson, Financial Secretary Joe Geutitman, Corresponding Secretary Arthur Tackson, Conductor Louis Falcone, Chaplain Jne Wiecardi, Merch entil August DeMauri, Outer Sentinel M Piccireilio, Trustees Joseph Garbo Louise Paleone Arthur Tavkson. The meeting was largely attended and enjoyable with Mrs Lola Sehramsing Miss Anne Fuelner William Mulheir Philip LaMachio and George Kinley present.
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West Mainstro
Joe Baronne
Louis Jackson
Tony Jackson
Joe Geutitman
Arthur Tackson
Louis Falcone
Jne Wiecardi
Mercentiel
August DeMauri
Outer Sentinel
M. Piccireilio
Josepn Garbo
Louise Paleone
Arthur Tavkson
Personal notices of travels and greetings across cities
A collage of brief items records travelers and visitors including Charles Shuss returning from an Al toona and Pittsburgh business trip, Miss Alice Halloran of Butler visiting Miss Joan Browwn in West Smith Street with plans to tour Pittsburgh and East Liverpool, and L Keister with his father on a Pittsburgh motor trip. Others include Mrs Katherine Young returning from Cleveland, Mr and Mrs J B Young’s trip to Cleveland, and several short notes on visits, funerals, and missionary convention arrivals.
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Charles Shuss
Iomic Felday
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Alice Halloran
Butler
Joan Browwn
West Smith Strot
Miss Brown
East Liverpool
Pitsburgh
L. Keister
L. A Keister
W. Pyle
Clearfield
John H. Martin
Paterson
Corry
R. J. Putnam
Marion Street
Hydetown
Orville
Howard Johnson
Ed Winns
Provida
Roy Fields
Buffalo
Arthur Gallagher
Inc
Montgomery Ward and Company
State approves remodeling for Junior High building
The plan seeks state approval for extensive remodeling of the Junior High structure including a new roof skylights new windows and brickwork. It details removal and replacement of interior walls ceilings and plumbing and heating upgrades with improved access and exterior painting and grounds work to match the neighboring school.
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Congress Street
Wright Street
Congress
Agnear
Kidney and liver tablet promised to relieve constipation
An odd advertisement touts a remedy labeled Lebanon Herb Tablets claiming to act on the kidneys and liver without purging. It promises relief by morning and prices at 35 cents per dose, urging readers to begin tonight for quick relief.
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Lebanon
Missionary Convention Opens With Large Attendance
The Missionary Convention opened last night at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church with strong attendance. Rev J W Brill, missionary to the Netherlands East Indies, spoke on islands like Java Sumatra and Bali facing religious work among natives. Tonight two speakers C J Chrimes and Miss Marie Polish will report, with Mina Freligh presenting a stereopticon slideshow on West Africa work.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Tey
J. W. Brill
Netherlands East Indies
Bortewa
Java
Sumatra
Bali
Rev.Brill
Lwo
C.J Chrimes
Curwensville
Pax
Marie Polish
French West Africa
Mina Freligh
Alvin
Wall Street wary of tax plan on big business
Market news from New York reports Wall Street remaining bullish yet cautious about President Roosevelt's corporate tax proposal. Executives see penalties for large firms and potential harm to recovery, while traders debate pricing and the risk of a profit-taking pullback. Over-subscription on a government issue is noted as price-competitive, with bond markets wary of future tax shifts.
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Elmer C. Walzer
Unite Press
York
Mar
Wall
Fnally
Warn
Rail Stocks Gain in Broad Advance in New York
Rail stocks rose across the board with gains of one to five points on the New York Stock Exchange. The rail average near its 1924 high, the industrial average at a fresh post-1930 peak, and utilities advancing toward 1933 highs. Notable climbs included Union Pacific 127, Amerada Petroleum 7, Case 4, International Harvester 3, and Spiegel 2, with numerous other major names listed among closing prices.
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Wy Wunce
New York
Stock Exchange
Tnion Pacife
Amerada UO
Atehi- Son
Case
Eastman Kollak
International Harvester
Spiegel May Stern
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Rex
Punjab
India
Royal Magician
Mysteries
Richard
Leo Carrillo
Alan Dinewart
Gomre
Condra
Thompson
Nat McGuire
Lola Sehramsing
Anne Fuelner
William Mulheir
Philip LaMachio
George Kinley
Lincoln
Haddock
Famly
Union City
W. F. Milter
Philip Jeffries
Unionity
Missex
Fordyce
Defco Reesink
Meadwie City Hospital
A. G. Reesink
James Liddy
Cascaie Street
Hot Springs
Ark
C. J. Chrimes
Marie Freligh
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of ‘Trade
Boston
Meanea
Tae
West
Crisco
ATION
Widi
Hationwire
Salty Lake
Ean de
Maxwell House
Will J. Wilcox
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
Staley
Urday
U.S
Service” Grocers
Corny G.W. Knowlton
Lynn Cordon
Son Columbus
Marie Frelign
America
American T&t
Aumont
555
Atlantic Refining
Mibuwee
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss Wright
Chryatet Vei
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
General Electric Gentral Motors
International Nickel Keemnecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Northern “Pacific Til Steel Packard Penna RR Puke Oil
Radio
Bocony
Vici Standani O
Calif Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Youngstown & Nene
Arsinsas Gas
Aero Supply Bo
Asso
Gas & Electric Gities Service
McCord Rad
Ours
Tolsting
Lone Star Gas West Puls Sur
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