Personal Notices Of Memorial Day Travel And Visits
A stream of brief personal notices lists residents and visitors traveling by motor to Detroit, Youngstown, and Pittsburgh for Memorial Day or visiting relatives. It notes multiple couples and individuals, including F Les Whittlesey, G H Holden, Val Clayton, Louise Edwards, George N Smith, Henry Green, Marilyn Lombardo, and Mae Carmile, among others, with trips to Erie, Jamestown, Harrisburg, Titusville, and Chicago for meetings, family visits, and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittlesey
G. H. Holden
Motor
Detroit
Mich
F. Les ‘Whitlesey
Val Clayton
Mias Louise Edwards
Youngs
Hom
Mere
Emma Levee
George N. Smith
Lehighton
Lina
Linesville
Meadville
Henry Green
Detront
Marilyn Lombardo
Byron JH Mucke
Milwaukee
Charles Davison
Union City
Harrisburg
David Reich
Youngstown
Corry
N. Reich
Franielin Street
Duane Bracken
Perry M. Nietbls
Bugram
Mr. Bracken
Memorial Day Dinner Planned by Spring Creek Church Group
The Lailles Aaw Society of Spring Creek plans a Memorial Day dinner at the Continuity house Satara starting at 1 oclock and ending at 12 o clock. Mrs B Campbell is general chairwoman and invites all to attend. Proceeds will go to the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hi. Harmon
Ann
Connellsville
City
Go B. Raftel
Order
Walter Scott
Auyons
Chicaza, Il
Lailles Aaw Society of
Spring Creek
Continuity House
Satara
B. &, Campbell
Chatman
Funeral Services For Mrs Thomas Ward
Requiem mass for Mrs. Thomas Ward was held at St. Thomas Church after a long illness. Rev Francis Graves cocelebrated with a large turnout of relatives and friends. Interment followed at St Elizabeths cemetery with several bearers. Relatives and attendees came from Cleveland Harrisburg Hadford and local areas to honor her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ward
West Smith Street
St. ‘Thomas Church
Francis ‘Graves
James Sullivan
Charles Clifford
Oil City
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
John Eagan
Jerry Kelly
Jeanie Keefe
John J. Slattery
Jive Burkhart
Patrick Hopkins
Fildes
Benjani Kirke
Gleveland
Leonard Burkhardt
Harrisburg
John Connall
Hadford
New Officers Named by Concord P. T. A.
Concord P T A elected officers for the year end with Mrs Tracy Whitehead as president and Mrs Ira Wickwire as first vice president. Mrs Hoffmaster secretary and Mrs Durham treasurer. The meeting featured reports on growth and finances along with songs, a dance, a talk on education, and various musical numbers.
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Audiat
P.T. A
Treasury
Tracy Whitehead
Ira Wickwire
H. Ffuffsinister
Durham
J. B. Cogan
Natalieé Dodd
Hubert Blanchard
Columbus
Zella Carroll
Dess Stowd
Rosemay Dewey
Harold G. Wolfe
Roy Street
Merrill Lillie
William Marah
H. Hoffmaster
Bartey Smith
Carol Mae Hoskins
Mery Loveland
Bribery Probe Ties Lucane Prostitution Case
New York May 27 United Press reports four men and a woman were arrested on charges of attempting to bribe influence and threaten witnesses in the prostitution trial of Charles Lucky Lucane and nine aides. Special Prosecutors Dewey disclosed the arrests today as the bribery inquiry broadens the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Lves
Charles
Lucky) Lucane
Dewey
May Party Funds Glasses For Needy Children In Welfare League
A Jill the Welfare League meeting at Pope's Grove elected officers for the year Miss Ellen McPye as president and Miss Margaret Richardson as vice president Miss Isabelle Phelps as secretary and Miss Virginia Edson as treasurer The May party proceeds sponsored by the League at Mao's Tan were donated to buy glasses for needy children A dancing party and a house party at Findley Lake were planned with biweekly meetings Dorothy De Jew retiring president Notice Wayne township tax payments due May 208% at Wing-Willi Store collected by A M Watrous 2124
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill the Welfare League
Pope's Grove
Ellen Mcpye
Margaret Richardson
Isabelle Phelps
Virginia Edson
League
Mao's Tan
Findley Lake
Dorothy Dejew
Wayne Township
Wing-Willi
A. M.watrous
Market Gossip Signals Mixed Stocks Outlook
Elmer C. Walzer reports that readers correctly forecast some gains while others erred. Rails and utilities led sentiment back, with industrials rallying late. margins and Federal Reserve policy loom large as traders weigh higher credit restrictions and potential thaw of accounts. Retail, auto, carpet, building, and refrigerator stocks are seen as beneficiaries in an anticipated recovery.
Stocks Consolidate Yesterday's Gains in Moderate Trading
New York May 27 The stock market today held to yesterday's gains in moderate dealings. Opening prices declined then steadied as profit-taking eased. Trading was dull on the decline but later improved with steel shares leading gains. By close, some automobile issues slipped while oils yielded to moderate selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Hine
Finan~cial
The
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
United Press New York
Ist
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American Gas Association
Mee
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American
Lucomo American Smetten
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Atlantic Refijin
Auburn
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Curtiss-Wright
Columbia&a
Chrysler
Continental Gan Erie
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Northern Pacific
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