Weekend social notes from Worcester to Erie area
Local column lists numerous visitors and travelers from Worcester Massachusetts to Warren Pennsylvania and points in between. Names include Mrs Marvelo Mrs Taylor Miss Loveland Mrs Dewey Miss Edson and many others visiting relatives friends or resuming studies at Seton Hill College Grocers carpenters and motorists are mentioned alongside trips to Kane McKeesport Erie Jamestown and Titusville with gatherings at West Main Street Pleasantville and Park Avenue.
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Marvelo
Worcester
Mass
Carl Taylor
Liberty Street
Ecloff
Warren, Pa
Charles Shaver
Barns City
Euclid Street
R. S. Dewey
Ripley
N.Y
Virginia Loveland
Greensburg
Seton Hill College
Arol &T
Faware Loveland
Russell Wagle
Robertitis
Pittsburgh
Wilma Edson
Erie
Bie Business College
Mae McCormick
Kane
W. & Cox
McKeesport
Aspinwall
B Sheets
Lome
Cox and Sons
Carl
Donal
Frank Lity
Walter Bilis
Evry Nseily
Warren
A. ¥. Covtran An
Caro
May
Amies
Bunaril McQuarris
Pleasantville
Yostu Diy
Dov Lammers
Mie
Roy McConany
Youngstown
Ohio
MsUullahy
Louise Anderson
Geert Anderson
Gnurs
Wayne Fite
Donny
Arethur Crick
Gaanies Rivers
Jamestown
E. L. Price
R. G Burttes
Titusville
Matikig Nuslof
ML. Clemens
E.G. Barhes
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Charles
Krontas
Worksehilay
Ralph Swart
Miss Nor Bening
Sewickley
Zelta Wright
Albert
Pia
John Syle
Yyan
Theis Nome
Alfer
Moneay
Butt Leona Vat
Akron
Chin
Mia Roy Vugt
Main Street
Georgy Thompson
Hyuetown
Mies Maude Pratt
Tampa
Fife
Watterson
Inday
Thompson
W. Niaber
Marleylee
Mra
Ray Han
Williamaville
Joe
Birell
Dorothy Williams
Waren
WW. Graham
West Frederick Street
B. &. Thomas
George Thinas
M. Damionpent
Richard
Zen Zom
Gumbleton
Albert Piloavage
Dity
Mable Capill
Meatville
Morley
Ivy
Thomas M Phelat Lom
J. B. Long
Aml
Yesilant
Budialy
Bisining
Betty Krono
Unis
John Stortz
Hagel Kulknar
Av Duidki
Ny YY
Jowil Perpberk
Min
Minkie Baulisnyr
Vast Lonwabus Uuvenue
Maxine Furnbeck
FG. Wood
Park Atrust
Mom Osween
N. Y
Robert Desmond
Paul Fox
Grand Canyon
California
Pheu P Wildiars
Robert
Bess Weisman
Niagans Palls
Bettie Dearborn
Goukd Street
Yeatering
Gertrude ‘Thades Apent
Man Struck by Train in New York Suburb Fatal
George Wimison, 66, a resident of Dimison New York, was killed instantly late Saturday when struck by a fast New York Central train near Trying. A federal railway employee reported the pedestrian was walking on the tracks picking up items when struck, with witnesses describing a skull injury.
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Trield
N.Y
Funeral Services For William Howson
Funeral services for William Howson were held at Pineway chapel with Breen Keating officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. pallbearers included Walter Dow, Frank Keefe, and others. Attending from out of town were Mr and Mrs Nelsen and relatives.
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Willian
Howson
Wio
Weilesitay
Hamat
Bes
Usta
Breen Keating
Tov & Hook
Weir Waller Iow
Prant Keefe
Noes Mpil
Sant W
Ulings
Western New York crashes kill nine people
A spate of Western New York traffic crashes yesterday killed nine people including eight men and a girl. Rochester and Syracuse victims are named among the deceased with several others injured in lesser incidents.
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New York
Buffalo
Gwa Weaver
Mauring
Ly Torry
Rochester
Robert Wily
Anthony FP Corcorin
Edward Bloss Dies After Hospital Stay
Edward Bloss died in Carry hospital after a two month illness aging at 712 tivs morning. He was born in Shefficks and had lived in Carry Town for two years. His widow, plus several siblings and many neighbors, mourn his passing.
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Edward Bloss
Carry Hospital
Bown
Shefficks
Carry Tyn
Beskills
Brotizen
Waltm
Sheffiuld Famers
Atrangeseills
Sete
Hepler Holds Slight Edge as Voter Interest Grows
Voters prepare for a countywide contest on amendments. Polling places open at 7 a.m. and stay through 4 p.m. to ease late congestion. Citizens urged to participate as all parties weigh the proposals and legislative reference.
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Hepler
Seonumuen
Market Gossip on Margins and Quotes in 1997
Market observers weigh the impact of new margin rules for long and short purchases and the Fed’s guidance. Charles R. Gay of the stock exchange cautions on forecasting power as automated quotation plans loom. Changes ease buying margins to 47 percent, but short sale margins stay at 50 percent amid debate over regulatory reach.
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Elmer v. Walzer
United Press
New York
Sime
Wklig
Hae Stockxchange
Charles R. Gay
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Reserve
Trading lightest in nearly a month on the market
New York November 1 trading drifted to the lightest levels in nearly a month with mixed grains and unchanged to slightly lower wheat. Closing quotes showed many major stocks mixed with a few gains and the market noting a lag in several industrials while Households goods ads appeared in classifieds.
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New York
Bom
Dalton
American Can
Aimeticain
T&t
Amacindi - Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem
Westilighiusy Electric Woolwouth
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