Greenwich News Goes Daily After Long Run
The Greenwich News and Graphic transitions from weekly and biweekly to daily publication. Publisher M Edward Haggerty says the move capitalizes on improving business and signals a new era for the paper in Greenwich.
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Social round of Erie visitors and hometown brief notes
A long list of Erie area residents and visitors is recorded with many people arriving or departing for visits to and from Buffalo Meadville Warren Warren and Titusville. Names include Miss Jen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. C A Mountain Mrs. J F King Mrs. E Downey Miss Edith Turner and many others with trips to Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo and local towns. The notes mention funerals hospital visits and a concert at Strong Vincent High School.
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Eleanor Goring
Sullivan
Erie
Jen Sullivan
Lucile Bronson
Cleveland
C. C. Seeley
Frank Butters
Allegheny College
Meadville
C. Butters
Clair Wilson
Fred Healy
Warren
Edith Turner
Warren General Hospital
E. B. Benson
New Bethlehem
Ethel ‘Downey
Keppel Tiffany
Joseph Sherrieks
Louis Storer
Elwyn Alverson
Harry Rhodes
Strong Vincent High School
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Conner
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Conner longtime Corry resident were held from her home 848 East South Street Saturday afternoon. Rev B A Hook officiated with vocal selections by May Howard Barton Smith George Thomas and C N Jones. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives traveling from out of town included Martin Groat and daughter Hisie Swissvale PA Miles Croat Kinzua Mr and Mrs C Phelis of Busti NY and Mr and Mrs Arch Conner of damps town plus Erma Gould and Kenneth of Spartansburg.
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T. Malon
Bear Lake
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P. G. Crowe
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Walls Plats
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Driftwood
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Aleron
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G. S. Wisher
Spartansburg
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Ol City
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Spring Creek
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Jerome
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Corry Hospital
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Kinzwa
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Dampstown
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Tension Grows as Massie Trial Verdict Stirs Hawaii
Honolulu May 2 A tense city watches as police deploy reserves after four Americans convicted of manslaughter in the Thelia Fortescue Massie case seek escape from Oahu prison. Public concern grows over a racially mixed jury and the safety of the convicts awaiting a second Massie trial. Police guard four islanders tied to the attack on Massie’s wife, Thelia Fortescue Massie.
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Funeral Services for Miss Mary Crowe
A requiem mass for Miss Mary Crowe was held at St. Thomas Church with Rev. Francis Graves officiating. Relatives and friends from Union City Bea Lake Jamestown and other areas attended. The choir and soloists Miss Anna Shields and James Sullivan performed. After services the body was taken to St Thomas Cemetery for interment with a guard of pallbearers.
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Francis Graves
St. Thomas Church
Union City
Bea Lake
Jamestown
Anna Shields
James Sullivan
St. Thoms Temetery
William Maloney
Frank Keefe
Chris Moran
John Dempsey
J Keleher
John Foley
Blast Kills 1 Injures 17 in Weirton Apartment Fire
A gas explosion destroyed a three story Weirton apartment building injuring 17 and killing Stephen Miskovis 88 of Monessen. He was on a balcony when the blast hit. The fire, in the basement, enveloped the structure and caused about 50 000 dollars in losses as six fire companies fought to prevent spread. Deputy State Fire Marshal John Rita traveled to investigate.
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Stephen Miskovis
Monessen
Miskovis
Bec
Weirton Emergency Hospital
Am. Ralph Mook Injured In Oi City Motor Crash
Am Ralph Mook of Franklin is a patient in Oil City hospital with a probable fracture of the right limb and a slight scalp wound from a motor accident Sunday morning on the Cherry Tree hill between Titusville and Oil City.
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Pranklin
Oi City
Titus 1
Ville
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