Local residents share travel and visits across towns
Mrs Bertha Stockton and sons Edwin and Leonard return to Columbus after a Florida motor trip. A J Studd and wife depart Wright street for Ellington for a serious family matter. Dr E H Harmon visits relatives in Connellsville. Mrs B F Starr visits Poughsburgh with Dyard Mra and Nishet. Alfred King returns from McKeesport after Montgomery Ward meeting. Mrs Charles Weatvey visits Cleveland for a day. Others travel to Evie, Youngstown, Warren, and Cann ing for visits or funerals. Executor sale of Leon Morris hardware stock set for March 18 1937 with cash terms and reduced prices.
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Bertha Stockton
Edwin and
Leonard
Columbus
Florida
A. J. Studd
Wright Street
Ellington
Milton Spaulding
Mrr
Max Hoones
Evie
Robert Price
East Main Alrect
Youngstown
Mr Price
Richard Dawson
San Richard
Warren
Richard, Jr
Cleveland
A. Gilbert
West Church Street
Canning
Benjamin Peirson
Fred Stoot
Spring Streek
Rootville
Andrew Kelly
Mary McVetia
Old City
Corry
Sty
Executrix
Leon Morris
Spartansburg
Milla Momurts
Burial at Galeton for Mrs Mo Ruth Keister
The body of Mrs. Mo Ruth Keister wife of Forest L Keister was taken to Galeton for interment in the Galeton cemetery. Commital services were held at 2:00 PM with Rev Albert Brounhurst officiating at St James Memorial Episcopal church in Titusville for the memorial funeral. The deceased had lived in the city for seven years and left many friends. mourners included Mr and Mrs A D Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Ruth Keister
Forest L. Keielyr
Galeton
Ualetom
Albert Brounhurst
St. James Morial Episcopal Church
Titusville
Keister
West Frederick Street
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Ganoe
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ganoe were held at 2 30 this afternoon at Hisher Pin for the mother of Mrs Roy White of WrAntelinalee who died last week in Panama New York. The body was brought from Panama to use While Nema then taken to Fisher in plan etiunty for interment.
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Mary
Hinde
Roy White
WrAntelinalee
Panama
N.Y
Fisher
Mr. Din Coon
Yen
Witew
Ttenry
Sii Phebean
Ut Garry Hospital
Monty Pugn
Tiger UN Lines
I Joerich
Wattshorn
Williand
Itebee Coon
Chute Hoffman
File
Florence Ruchey
New Stocsey
Hinee Brothers
Percy
David Aut
Whalen
Slater
Verne Pratt
Ryasken
Harding Association Supper Brings Parents To School
Harding School hosted a green supper for about thirty parents and friends hosted by Mrs. Dory Clark and Mrs. Douglas Rozelle. A short business meeting followed, featuring a program of guitar, violin, and piano performed by Chanks Milles Kenseth Liner and Leslie Smith, with Hope Articles from mer countries presented. The evening included a Virginia reel dance and remarks by Mrs. Lester Heplee and Mrs. Harold Aymnitugge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding School
Dory Clark
Douglas Rozelle
Auusic
Chanks Milles Kenseth
Leslie Smith
Hope
Flanney Andenin
Muyyenn
Heinle
Phoeis Chaege
Mra
Lester Heplee
Harold Aymnitugge
Spender ‘Thepton
Two Linemen Die After Hot Line Incident
Two linemen were killed when a hot line work incident caused electric shock and equipment failures. Medical Examiner RX DeMtansee of Gowanda ruled the electrocution accidental and issued death certificates. Superintendent Peters reported ongoing investigations with Niagara and Lockport utilities assisting. Surviving relatives include Thomas Peters and his wife, plus numerous siblings.
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RX. DeMtansee
Gowanda
Peters
Niagara
Lockport 4
Onlicio Pinel Company
Ik Herons
Ani Obier
Birthday Party Enjoyable Affair At Vinis Frat
A birthday celebration for a female guest was marked by a surprise at a Virginia party. Guests included Mrs Almon Cummings Mrs Lawrence Sotterlee Mrs Adeline Sampies Mrs Leroy Taylor and others. Games followed by a luncheon kept the evening lively as attendees exchanged gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willal
Atisa
Minny
Mra
Almon Cummings
Lawrence Sotterlee
Adeline Sampies
Favor Insurance As Safest Investment In 1937
A Market Research Corporation survey of 200 Sioux City and 200 New York residents shows most people plan to invest substantial sums in insurance in 1937. Proportions include 14 to 25 percent into policies, with real estate and stocks favored by some, yet many expect insurance to dominate their savings mix.
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New York
Sioux City
Market Research Corporation of America
Percival White
Pauline Arnold
Iowz
Market Gossip: Inflation Fears Spur Mixed Wall Street Moves
United Press reports inflation-minded trading in New York on March 18 as Marriner Eccles of the Federal Reserve signals policy stance while investors reassess stocks and commodities. Bonds declined with 24 governmental issues altering the year’s market balance as rails led stock gains and many securities posted higher prices.
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United
Wall Street
Marriner Evles
Seud
Federal
Feaerve
United States
Armepivan Smnetters
Aleeee Ches Syanivan Tae *P
Auiouinlit Tay Abtanithe Keni
Juhu Hs
Howille Avil
Ons
Hellelwein Stual
Hering II
Culedas-Wrigal
Columbia Gas
C&o Wa
Cheysler Wachi Continental Cau Oi
General Eleetric A
General Motors, ii
Bota International Nicteeeee Kouneeolt
Montgomery Ward
National Bainy
Wakhy Elvinator
Northern Pavilie
New Yorke Central
Otis Steel
Ceeeeens Pavia
Kuaille
Strela
Avro
West Pub
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