Stock Prices Fall On Dollar Strength In NYC Trading
A sharp rise in foreign exchange rates favored the dollar and drove stock prices lower in New York trading. The late session saw buying to lock in profits as the tape lagged, with major losses across American Can American Locomotive and several others. The week ended with a sizable cumulative decline and a memorial note for Charles Sxtor, died from injuries in Franklin, Pa. Funeral details announced for Sunday.
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New York
Sulea
American Locomotiee
Personal Notices From City Residents Return Home and Travel
Mrs Emma Dean returns from Albany with her son Caps Dean and family to West Washington street. Milton Donaldson from Union City attends a semiannual Sunday School convention in Corry. Mrs C A Lawson visits Evie to spend the day on business. FM Raymont and Whitnersey back from New York City. Mrs Eva Sanford returns from Franklin after brother Charles Saxton’s death. Mr and Mrs A M Idess and others from Erie visit the late Miss Anna Dempsey's home. Rafter family travel to Cleveland for a death in the Rafter family. Airy Bagley and Roy Perkins leave after funeral services for Mrs Collen. Miss A M French of Harrisburg addresses a Christian Alliance meeting. Beatrice Lawson of Jamestown visits. Mrs W H Muckin returns to Lock Haven after Erie visit. Junior Women’s Club members visit Frankling. F A Loveland returns from Harrisburg. Horathy Whitty comes from Youngstown. Miss Youn Brown visits Brovilon with Mrs Florence Bennett. Clarence Greenquist and family of Jamestown guests of Dr M Gillette. Josephine Kiley heads to Columbus for an extended visit. H J Blass returns from Brie after visiting relatives.
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Emma Dean
Albany
N.Y
Caps
Dean
West Washington Street
Milton Donaldson
Union City
Corry
Christin and Missionary Alliance Churen
C. A Lawson
Evie
Raymont
Whitnersey
New York City
Eva Sanford
Franklin
Charles Saxton
A. M. Idess
Molly Heustis
Matie Keere
Erie
Anna Dempsey
L. Capwill
Bean Mctroy
Roy Perkins
Sherman
Collen
A.M. French
Harrisors
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Beatrice Lawson
Jamestown
W. H. Muckin
B. Butngrotz
Lock Haven
Helen Grace Merrick
Virginia Rolson
H.C. Barnes
Gry Abbey
Frankling
Jay
F A. Loveland
Harrisburg
Horathy Whitty
Youngstown, O
Charles Whiteley
Youn ‘Brown
Brovlon
Lorences Bennett
Clarence Greenquist
Kidnapped child returned to mother after captivity ordeal
Peggy, reportedly held by abductors, was allowed to return home with her mother after providing a graphic account of two hideaways and threats. Interrogations of Cyril Buck Harold Saigger Ralph Snow and George Baden progress aboard the executive ship Wyanda as investigators pursue the ransom link and motives.
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Peggy
Tellinng
Lel
Heme
Unl Lee
Cyril Buck
Branwlchport
McMath
Harold Saigger
Tur Widhport
Ralph H. Snow
Cape Cod Five Cent Savings Bank
Harwich
George Baden
Merchants National Bank of Boston
Needham
Abvan T
Wyanda
Tor Eoffee
Funeral of Miss Dempsey in SS Thomas Church
Solemn high mass held at 9 30 in memory of Miss Dempsey who died at 24 West Wign Street after a week’s illness. Rev Jerome O’Hara officiated with many relatives and friends present. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery. Bearers named and discussing mourners listed from Youngstown and nearby towns.
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Thomas Churon
Npsey
West Wign Street
Jerome O'Wera
Yormgstown
Francis Gray Eacon Ung
Francis M. O'Connell
Sibereach
Choi
Timmas
Mary Roberts
Anna Shield
J. Fy O'Connor
Fr O'Hara
St. Thomas Cemetery
James Sullivan
Francis Duke
Rex Dempsey
Victor Dempsey
Austin Dempsey
John Sullivan
Alteap
Hey
J. P. O'Hara
O'Hara
Anne O'Hara
Joseph Oyflara
Agnes McAne
Mos
P. Leona
Youngstem
Mary Dempsey
North Tonsyepra
N.Y
Pranle Keefe
Paulins
Mary Daugherty
Retty [Ufitz
Tie
Josie Lawless
DuBois
James Vaughn
Erie
Lucy McMahon
Elgin
Mary Faith Rejects engagement and faces Christmas plans
Mary Faith, a young secretary to Mark Nesbit, breaks her engagement to Kim Farrell and contemplates life after the sudden romance ends. She later encounters pressure from Nesbit and Mrs Puckett as Christmas preparations unfold, hinting at romantic reconsiderations and social expectations in a small-town setting.
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Mary Faith
Mark Nesbit
Yong
Marke
Kimberley Farrell
Kim
Mary Pali
Mary Baith
Cir
Mary Waith Wearny
Nesbits
Jean Bartlett
Langlingly
Marie
Kim Farrell
Tir
3Id
Mary Paith
Toni Vail
Walt
Ant
Mary
Faith
Aiden
Juance
Sts. Phekett
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American Shrellers
Anaconda Atlante Retjatnys Aubatn Dant Ee Bk Oseit Bethilehent Steel
Canadian Aetic Eeo
Chrys Gimbimenti Camphimbin Gas
Curtiss Wright
Sarg WA
Genstal Electric Generyl Motors
Nickel Hennevod
Montgomery Ward
Natut Dairy
Centos Nutter Parflit Pena Ft & Fupie
Sovony Vacuum
Charles Sixtor
George Lastor
M. B. ‘Ghirch
Clymer
E'Tlokk
Isatead
Cutting Cemetery
Rex
Mae West
Africa
Pat Pei
Robert A Een
Solumbia
G. Stanley West
Syracuse
N. Y
E. Shoop
Warren
Marning
The
Warren Conservatory of Music
Root’s Furniture Store
Sch
Guniil
A. m
Sunda
Coast Wach
Atlantic Monthly
Hnijoy
Amerita
Arlinaton
Boston
Miss Dempsey
Minno
Shines
Ike
West Main Street
Mary Faith’ Fy
Beatrice Burton
Bayly
Howie
Watrhouse
Chrisiiuis
Judy
Mary Tait
Gicyen
Mra
Puckett
Broek
Miss Halperin
Mary ‘Faith
Duction
Blue Valley
Cambuest
Meyteize Begiewe
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