Personal Notices From Jamestown Visit Highlights
Miss Jessie LaMache returns from Youngstown after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Merritt and Mrs Allison Gifford visited with friends in Jamestown last evening. Edward Measinger left for Philadelphia after visiting his mother, Anna Messinger, with her at 118 West Wayne. Mrs Messinger will remain, visiting relatives. Clyde Darnnrr and Frank Aiiger visited Linh he city. Mr and Mrs Charles Geyer hosted Mage ever vist hi per ents in East Smith street. Miss Mikived Thiotan traveled to Jamestown for a day’s visit. A. G Postlethwait of Ett attended the Lawrence Pirl Corry High basketball game. Mrs William Hugo O Spartansburg en route to Philadelphia for a visit. Fred Armstrong of Union City called on friends and attended the junior high championship game. Coach Freilile Pusch of Union City High School joined Union fans at the game. Robert Walsh, Warren newspaperman, visited the city. Tony Joy, Corry Country Club pro, returned from Youngstown after winter tournaments. Mrs Eleanor Meiss, weeks in Florida, sailed to Jam aica and the West Indies. Mrs M Boward Monee and Mrs 1H 8 Morgan motored to Omesta. Lyle G. Durham of Philadelphia arrived for a visit with parents Mr and Mrs W E Durham. Martin J Purcell of North Centre Street returned to Erie to serve on federal jury. Raymonil Wiggers and Exlword To bias visited at West Springfield. Russell Byler and Eric Meadville noted at Lawrence Park and nearby areas. Barbara tune England left for Warren after visiting friends.
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Jessie LaMache
Youngstown
Merritt Ani
Allison Gifford
Jamestown
Edward Measinger
Philadelphia
Anna Messinger
West Wayne Street
Messinger
Clyde
Mage Ever Vist
Hi Perents
Charles Geyer
East Smith Street
Misa Mikived Thiotan
Jamestinya
A. G. Postlethwait
Ett
Forme Corry
Lawrence Pirl-Corry
Willian
Hugo O’ Spartansburg
Philadelhi
Fred Armstrong
Union City
Friends
Freilile Pusch
Union City High
Seto
Union
Tony Joy
Corry Country Club
California
Eleanor Meiss
Florida
Mini Fox
Jamlaica
West Indies
M. Boward Monee
Mira
Morgan
Omesta Sit
Lyle G. Durham
Fheelty Iis
W. E. Durham
East Main Street
Martin J. Purcell
North Cente Street
Saket Hall
Arle Csunty
Hurdann Keppel
Lo Ruchester
Minn
Becuse
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Henry Keppel
Muya Chi
Kepyitl
Barbara Tune
England
Warren
Obly
Louis Jackson Leads Social Club Officers in Year
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary or the Thalian American Association elected Mrs Lovie Jackson as president Elizabeth Jackam as vice president Margaret Jackson as secretary Jane Miccundi as treasurer Jane Piverilio as chaplain and other officers at a misslng meeting of the organization on Monty venti The article notes the outgoing and incoming officers and reflects club governance.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Asovinltan
Montyventi
Lovie Jackson
Elizabeth Jackam
Margaret Jackson
Jane Miccundi
Jane Piverilio
Magic Demauri
Poutine
Plan Honors for Hobson War Hero
New York March 1. Navy honors were planned locally. Funeral Thursday at Arlington National Cemetery for Rear-Admiral Hobson, Spanish American war hero, who fought at Santiago. He led a force at San Juan and helped the fleet in the Spanish American War.
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New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Rick
Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Sanbiago
Arban
Fight over Sabbath laws stirs Pennsylvania church groups
Harrisburg dispatch reports a legislative committee led by a group of 14 Protestant denominations advanced proposals to curb Sunday gambling, prohibit Sunday boxing, push for legalizing horse and dog racing bets, and ease beer sales by allowing package sales in groceries and liquor stores.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Setae
okeoLiter
Hurpher
West Wrenn Fiat
Tie Lanes Bay XL
Shapl
Gilly Bafove
Cnall Beverage
Death Claims Arthur J Lyons in Carry Area
Arthur J Lyons, long time Carry resident, died after illness at a Buffalo hospital. He had worked with the U S Chair Company and served in public roles in Cheyenne and Thurrisbarg, with a life spanning years in journalism and local service. He leaves a brother Martin Lyons of Brie and other relatives, with funeral details not disclosed.
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Araurov. Lyons
Carry
Munday
Buffalo
Grenadine
Friends Authority
Duon
Chey
Wigin
U.S
Mlerke Ab Thurrisbarg
Mr Lyons
Corey Jugh Shank
Buffy
Brothen
Dinter Martin
Brie
Market Gossip Shows Wall Street Cautious on Boom
Washington hints spark talk of cooling markets as observers buy equities and commodities while bonds rise. They expect easy money to persist despite Fed remarks, and note possible margin changes. Ford GM contrast fuels debate on stockholders and plant closures as Congress stalls for air conditioned sessions.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Mar
Washington
Wall Street
Marriner S. Seclus Chalvma
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Paatiar Ie
Spraggenuin
Stocks irregular as railroads lead
Stocks show an irregular advance with railroad issues leading declines in bonds and government prices, as Treasury support steadies the market. Bankers sell amid fears of higher rates while commodities move—wheat rises, calton hits new highs since 1920, and francs slump. Major names linked to American industry and rail traffic appear in list of traded issues.
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New York
Treasury
American Locomel
American Smelter
Americas
T&t
Aravatlit Arentie’ Kehring Anhurt
Bonatix
Aviation
Zothlehem Steel
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