Services for Mrs E C Amidon Held at Bracken Keating
Funeral services for Mrs EC Amidon were held Sunday at 2 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev G L Boyd of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were Ward Alexander C B Bentley Ray Wolford Charles Olds Leon Lindsay and J B Mouris. Among out of town attendees were Mr and Mrs David Amidon Bloomfield NJ Mrs Arthur B Ragan and son Philip Detroit MI Dr and Mrs DeWitt Jackson and son Richard Erie and Mrs J Jackson North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. Amidon
Bracken-Keating Funeral
G. L. Boyd
Presbbyterian Church
Pine Grave Cemetery
Ward Alexander
Bentley
Ray Wolford
Charles Olds
Leon Lindsey
J.B. Mouris
David Amidon
Bloomficld
N. J
Arthur B. Ragan
Philip
Detroit
Mid
DeWitt Jackson
Richard
Erie
J. ©. Jackson
North East
Fish Dinner at Sparta Hails Pireman's Event
An upcoming fish dinner will be served at Sparta on Saturday April a listed event. Serving begins at 5 PM, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Pireman
Suriday
Aprilard
Athh
Personal Mention Highlights Local Travel and Visits
A stream of brief notices covers residents traveling to Cleveland Buffalo Cambridge Springs and Jamestown visiting relatives and attending events. Individuals include J Friesman J J Desmond Mrs Bert Fessender Mr David Amidon Miss Jane Raymond Miss Britta Marie Sullivan and others. Several small trips and family visits are noted across Meadville Erie and surrounding towns.
Westfield visitors attend funeral in city
A list of relatives and friends from Westfield and nearby towns visited the city for the death of Frank D. Howard. Among those noted were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bates and Allen Dean, Mr. and Mrs. John Babbitt and daughter Jane of Rochester, Messrs James Stranigan of Tiona and Arthur Smith of Clarendon, and others including EB Hall and Fors west Elder and daughter Anne of Punxsutawney. Nelle Titus returned to her school after a weekend at Barnes. Miran Mus and Arthur Hackenburs of Erie spent time with Mrs. J. Baressi and family on East Smiths street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Myrtle Puller
Brie
Angie Casler
Ruth Anderson
Jamestown
Willis Heath
Mary Jean
Kane
Cam
W. A. Heath
Concord Street
EB. L. Stein
Raymon
Mary L. Stein
Warren
Thomas Crawson
Girard
Mortis Bernstein
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Salamanca
Olean
Theo P. Williams
Pittshuugh
Edward A. Woods Co
Clyde Wright
Chautauqua
J.B. McDonnell
Nettie Terry
Buffalo
M. ‘Terry
George Purchase
Charlotte
N. Gar
Margaret Wolfords
Kenneth Moon
Bruce
Sandra
Bradford
R. HR. Powers
Ruth
Mel
Richard Bates
Allen Dean
Westfiel
N. Y
Richard Irving
John Babbitt
Jane
Rochester
N.Y
Jamés Stranigan
Tiona
Arthur Smith
Clarendon
Frank D. Howard
EB Hall
An Ates
Fors West Elder
Anne
Punxsutawney
Houart
Ham
West Wayne Street
Nelle Titus
Barnes
Miran Mus
Arthur Hackenburs
Erie
J. Baressi
East Smiths Street
Death claims Chester Brooks
Funeral services for Chester L. Brooks, 63, of Spartansburg, who died Sunday after a six month illness, will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the M E Church in Spartansburg. He was born in Spartansburg on April 28 187, and is survived by one daughter Elva Bugshee of Garland and several brothers and sisters including Lorenzo D Brooks Corry William L Brooks Reno Cordello R Brooks Mrs HB Burns of Union City and Mrs W F Crosby of Spartansburg.
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Chester
Brooks
Spartansburg
M. 1
Elva. Bugshee
Garland
Lorenzo D, Brooks
Corry
Willian L
Brooks Reno
Cordello “R. Brooks
Hb, Burns
Union City
W. F Crosby
Corry Receives State Liquor License Fee Share
City Treasurer Franke B. Westley announced Corry received its share of state liquor license fee collections, totaling 134171. Other cities and townships receiving checks included Trantlin 1716, Oil City 4327, Tidiouville 176, Warren 1583, Meadville 3595, Mill Village 1, North East 408, Union City 0, Fairview township 211, North East township 116, and Wayne township 87.
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Franke B. Westley
Corry
Oither
Trantlin
Oil City
Tidioule
Warren
Meadville
Mill Village
North East
Union City
Fairvvlew
North Eail
Wayne Township
Plan Check on Magistrates Fines to State
Harrisburg report investigates magistrates for unsatisfactory conduct in collecting state fines. Over 3,800 magistrates handle motor vehicle, fishing, food, and other fines. concerns about delinquency and missing records persist. Tax act penalties noted for late returns. March 6 filing deadline referenced.
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Harrisburg
Ondur
Revantie
Juhn
B Kelly
Kelly
Selly
Mulgors
Hitler to offer eternal peace plan amid Reichstag vote surge
Provisional results show 98.79 percent of eligible voters, 24 years plus, backing Hitler and the remilitarization aims. Observers note ballot confusion with many blank ballots counted for Hitler, and Jews excluded from voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Hitler
Rhineland
Saa
Ross
Corryite Injured in Minor Auto Accident
Frank Manwarren of 609 Bash Stein Street suffered a rinsed shoulder in a minor auto crash at the Frederick and Center street intersection Saturday afternoon. He stopped abruptly to avoid a group of children on bicycles and was struck by an auto driven by Dale Bunnell of Columbus. Neither vehicle was badly damaged.
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Frank Manwarren
Bash Stein Street
Frederick
Center Streets
Market Gossips and corporate critique shape early week
New York credit markets opened with uncertainty amid French franc concerns and potential shifts in currency flows. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. attacked New Deal methods as hindering recovery while GM's annual report highlights 27 year sales of 15 billion and net income near 2.08 billion. Steel industry gains from flood recovery and capacity rebound draw optimism, as basing point distribution elicits mixed views between large and small producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stway
Alfred P Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
National Association of Manufacturers
Sloan
Sail
General Motors
Sinc
Ennloyes
Trading Dull With Stocks Irregular
Trading in stocks and bonds dwindled to the lightest levels of the year as traders waited for clearer trend signals. Steel operations rose 154 percent to 62 percent capacity, but this gain was ignored. The French situation improved as Finance Minister Marcel Regnier denied rumors of an embargo on oil shipments.
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New York
Marcel Regnier
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Theatle
Sue Jean Hersholt
Dorothy Peterson
Fland Pictures
Dudley
E.¢. Amidon
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E.E. Guignon
Purc
Brigidaire
Frighdaire
Frigidaire
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
J. Friesman
Cleveland
Bert Fessender
J.J. Desmond
Boston
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B. C. Amidon
Bloomfield
Amidon
C. E. Walker
F. M. Raymond
Asnour Hillstrom
Lewisburg
Jane Raymond
Bucknell College
Pred Shuss
Hobert Hepler
Allan May
John Maloney
Ridgway
Emma Crabbe
Northenter Street
G. G. Taylor
Zelma
Virginia
Peggy
June
Johnstown
Richard Bachemer
State College
GC. Y. Willard
W. Church Street
C. V. Willard
Chester Brooks
Secretary of Revenue
United Press
Corryite
Mallory
Cravenette
North Center St
Lincoln
VEAL
Featy
Hamburg
Vealroast
Nagel
Elmer C. Walzer
Princ Pa
Wall Street
Congress
American Lacomo American Stelter American
Ativitie
Bethlehem Steel Bendig Aviation
Columbia Gas Cro Assistes
Ysleran
Continental
General Motors International
Kelvinator
Montgomery War National Dairy
Northern Pacife Otis Sterl Packard
Penna It
Spoony Vatu Standard
Texas
United Gorp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstown
S & NY
Arkansas Gas
Avro Supply Basic Gas
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