Tax payment and local notices from Bile county report
Bile county Tuesday received 2 Check for 88 528.75 representing the personal property tax on the estate of the late Charles W Prescott. Seth Haskins living east of the city with his son Ray is in critical condition. William J Williams, 76, disappeared from DuBois area after a short absence prompting a state wide search. Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 will meet Thursday at 5 oclock in G rooms for regular business and social details.
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Bile County
Charles W. Prescott
Bire Merchant
Seth Haskins
Ray Haskins
Mr Haskins
Iine
DuBois
William J. Williams
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
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Personal Notices Amid Local Travel and Visits
Walter Naxon of Homnell New York travels with his uncle and aunt C A Pain in Wes Smith shest to Brie. Mrs W N Cheney returns home to Jamestown after city visits with relatives accompanied by her mother Mrs Ide Tintsey who will stay indefinitely. Tubbs family heads to Exie for funeral services of Annie Kelly former Corry resident. Harvey Blass visits Erie relatives. Merrill Doolittle and guest Juin Poor return home with Doolittles’ son. O Z Lift and Mary Dempsey of North Tonawanda stay in the city with relatives. P J Photan home from Niagara Falls business trip. A&P workers’ Erie meeting on eve. Dr Blair Anderson called to DuBois for his mother’s illness. Rauscher family of Johnsonburg visiting Spring Street. Charles Tubbs and baby in Erie for Annie Kelly funeral. Mrs W H Duffy returns home for summer with daughters. Mrs W H Coleman and Mrs J W Richards return home after visiting Elma Gordon in East South Street. Julia Watrohe returns home after a guest stay with the Nichols family. F O’Connor returns from Kane. A large group of Montgomery Ward employees visit Warren for a funeral at Ringler home. Dr Harry Rhoiles, Ehyra Alverson and others attend Jackson School P T A entertainment. Jett Fist hosts a business gathering. Lily Lo Buttulo and Mr and Mrs Bi Rush of Jamestown visit Stapletons on Rast Main Street. Mrs Stapleton improving after illness. Miss Hattie Heath of Corry visits, plans to Waltzure to relatives. Miss F A Thirstom of Spartansburg visits city, will return home. Mrs Anna Buxton travels to Cambridge Springs to visit her brother.
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Walter Naxon
Homnell
N. Y
C. W. Doolittle
Bridgeport
Coan
William Houghton
Boyd Aner
Fairbank
Casima
Lynch
DHW
McKay
Erie
Blair Anderson
West Pleasant Street
R. J. Rauscher
Johnsonburg
X. W. Rauscher
Charles Tubbs
Wleanyr
Margaret Duffy
South Center Street
W. H. Coleman
J. W. Richards
McKeesport
Elma Gordon
East South Street
Jjlia Watrohe
Strattansburg
Ronald Nichols
F. O'Connor
Kane, Pa
G. B. Kysar
Carl Taylor
Burl Sdmple
William Wite Tox
Merle Caster
L. A. Hall
Lely Rang
Cory Mandolin and Guitar Club
Warren Jast
Jackson School
Parent-Teachers Association
Jett
Lily Lo Buttulo
Bi Rush
Jamestown
J- D. Stapleton
Main Street
Mrn Stapleton
Hattie Heath
Corry
Butfelon
CY. Willard
Churenlini
Waltsture
Cluthves
Spartimeburg
Anna Buxtun
Cam
Bridge Springs
Bishue
Renamed Head of Junior Dept Reelected for Term
Miss Vargitin Basin was reelected leader of the Junior Department for another term at a meeting held last evening in the tilly house. Miss Helen Grace Merrick became vice president with Mrs Wred Kinley as secretary and treasurer. Fifteen members attended. Arrangements were outlined to entertain the Woman's Club at the Club House next Tuesday evening with a tea and other features. The department will sponsor a dancing party at the Woman's Club house Friday evening with Miss Mary Hauel in charge.
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Vargitin Basin
Tilly House
Helen Grace Merrick
Wred Kinley
Woman's Club
Mary Hauel
Early passage four relief bills foreseen in senate debate
Senate negotiators move toward rapid passage of four relief bills including a $3,000,000,000 government securities refinancing plan and a 50 percent sale of cold dollar assets. A rider would allow acceptance of $200,000,000 in silver for war debts due June 15. Other provisions cover a $2,000,000,000 mortgage refinancing program and government power over farm production with several other bills in conference. Also noted is Roosevelt’s stance on Muscle Shoals and fertilizer manufacture. A separate item reports a slander verdict in Pittsburgh where Matilda Kappel was awarded 64 cents after suing Lorenz Mittever for $8,000.
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Otr
Norris
Répm
Neb
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Development Jhif
Muscle Shoals
Sky! Bil
Pittsburgh
Mathilda Kappel
McKees Rocks
Lorenz Mittever
Allegheny County Common Pleas
Stock Prices Rally Amid Broad Market Lift
New York May 10 Stocks rose up to five points as the market advanced on renewed optimism in key industries. The dollar eased slightly while investors looked past inflation fears to the prospect of continued gains in manufacturing output and consumer demand. The weekly and April totals indicated stronger steel and automotive sectors, with a late rally aided by approval of a major bill. Notable gainers included American Can, General Motors, and Westinghouse, among others, as prices closed mixed but generally higher.
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New York
America
Eléo- Enleity
Agg
Wedi
U. S
Tate
American Smilers
American TT
Death of Mrs Lizzie Cronin in Spartansburg
The body of Mrs Lizzie Cronin of Spartansburg R D was taken to Bradford Pa for funeral services and burial after she died at her daughter's home. She was sixty eight. Survived by daughter Meg Ch Gobham, another daughter Mrs P H Mobre of Jamestown, three sons Frank Cronin Bradford William Cronin Stillwater N Y and Charles Cronin Sherman, plus eleven grandchildren.
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Spartansburg
R. D
Meg Ch Gbham
Bradford
Cronin
P. H. Mobre
Jamestown
Uirce Sims
Frank Cronin
William Cronin
Stillwater, N
Charles Cronin
Sherman
Democrats Seek Plums Distribution Conference Planned With Farley
United Press reports House Democratic leaders, frustrated by administration delay in patronage, arranged a conference between the party congressional committee and Postmaster General Farley. Meanwhile Baltimore and Ohio recall DuBois workers to dismantle freight cars, promising steady work for months.
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United Press
Washington
House
Lemipreay
Party
Congressional Committee
Farley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
DuBois
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