Mary Pickford Engaged to Buddy Rogers Causes Happiness
Mary Pickford announces engagement to Charles Buddy Rogers, the 11-year younger actor and bandleader, causing joyful reactions nationwide as friends telephone in congratulations. Also notes a separate obituary of Harold F. Eilenberger crushed by a crane at Butler plant and a poultry sale ad listing Pullers Wyandettes and White Leghorns.
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Hollywoen
Mary Pickford
Hollywood
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Totor
Orchestra
Yeader
Miss Pickford
Amer
Crane Butler
Harold F. Eilenberger
Ay Crang
American Rolling Mill
Local residents travel as relatives leave city
Personal mentions list residents and guests traveling to and from the city. Emilie Burr arrives after a grandmother's death. Mie Deter returns from Youngstown. Rev. Hook conducts services in Bi laora. John Kolonaski Jr. visits Brio. families in Baltimore New York Cleveland and Erie are noted with visits and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Burr
Emilie Sperber
Bury
John Kolonaski, Jr
Brio
Mfr
Ray Harned
Rose Kolonaski
Jlenafe
Newton
Baltmore
New York City
Norman Newton
Jessie LaMinchio
Youngstons
Mins
Michael Joy
Mra
J. R. Young
Cleveland
Junkie
JH. Inwin
Kane
Une City
Columbus
J. C. Hutchings
Jolin Jackson
Pittsfield
Mass
Florien Shelaf
Elgin
J. Bertholme
Union City
Margaret Bartholme
Brotherhood to Resume Activities at Methodist Church
The Methodist Brotherhood will resume winter activities with a Wednesday evening meeting at 8:30 in the church basement. All interested men are invited. The program includes a 6:30 supper, musical numbers, and a dramatization by Dr. Frank McKnight of Westfield New York. No dinner charge. free quilt offering. 30 days for walk home case in Somerdale, N J.
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Methodist Brotherhood Agill
Methodist Church
Corrs
Frank McKnight
Westfield
N. Y
Corry BPWC Dinner Meeting in Union City
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club held a November evening gathering at Mrs. B. Clark's Tea Room in Union City. Seventeen members enjoyed spaghetti and a 6:30 p.m. dinner followed by an education forum led by Miss Inez Fitch. Mrs. Banavheirman, education committee chair, oversaw the social activities.
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Corry
Japan Topic of Mentor Club Study
The Mentor club met last evening with Mrs. Frank Parsons and fourteen members present. Miss Dilzaveth Fenney gave a paper on The New Political Developments in Japan and Mira G. Bs. Boysi presented an article on social life and customs. Refreshments were served.
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Wryp
Frank Parsons
Wright Street
Roplp
Japan
Dilzaveth Fenney
Mira G. Bs. Boysi
Jessie King Newton
King Courting Wallis Simpson Bets Shake Fort Belvedere
Virginia water reports say country folk and laborers near Fort Belvedere are betting even money that the king will marry Mrs Wallis Simpson. Large wagers circulate amid social interest as Mrs Simpson, who spent the weekend at the king's country home, departed in a limousine.
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Ay United
Frees
Virginia Water
England
Fort Belvedere
Wallis Simpson
Funeral services for Mrs Jos Miller
Requiem mass for Mrs Mary Miller wife of Joseph Miller of Chest street was held at St Thomas church this morning at six o clock Rev Francis Graves P R celebrated the mass with choir assistance A large gathering of relatives friends and neighbors attended Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery with shears Edward Carroll Fred Schaub Joseph Vanick Bert Arnold John Goring and Ray Smergy serving as bearers.
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Wag Hel
Mary Miller
Joseph Miller
Chest Street
St.Thomas Church
Francis Graves
P. R
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Edward Carroll
Fred ‘Schaub
Joseph Vanick
Bert Arnold
John Goring
Ray ‘Smergy
Funeral Rites Planned in Pittsburgh for Havit
The body of William Havit father of Mrs. Leon VanTassel died yesterday afternoon at the VanTassel home. It was transported to Pittsburgh by Undertaker Roney for funeral services at the Roney Funeral Home Thursday afternoon at Barcock. Interment will take place in a Pittsburgh cemetery. Drive On Drunken Walkers Headline in Boston. Massachusetts safety council proposed a campaign against drunken walking as well as drunken driving.
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William Havit
Leon VanTassel
VanTassel
Pittsburgh
Roney
Boston
Massachusetts Safety Council
Vicks Lana
Vicks Plan
Lose Title Chance as Students Strike Over Coin Toss
More than 9,000 students at South Hills High School boycotted classes in Pittsburgh protesting a coin toss that decided Allegheny High School would represent section 2 in a playoff for the City Central League title. Allegheny will meet Westinghouse for the Pittsburgh championship.
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South Hills High School
Pittsburgh
Naise Shibsider
Iugner
Allegheny High School
Allegheny
Westinghouse
Sid ney H. Smith Freighter Grounded in Erie Area
Guardsmen say they will lighten and then float the freighter Sidney H. Smith of Buffalo grounded since Sunday night. High winds hindered rescue efforts. Arkansas in position to load 3,000 tons of coal, with cutter Tahoma and tug Ohio standing by.
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Ovgst
Sidney H. Smith
Buffalo
Ugh
Arkansas
Coast Guard
Tahoma
Erie
Ohio
Twelve Typhoid Victim Dies in Cumberland County Outbreak
In Carlisle Pennsylvania on November 15 the twelfth victim of Cumberland County’s typhoid fever outbreak was reported. Fifteen year old Freda Paris of Westminster near Carlisle died yesterday as the plague traced to an outbreak that began months ago in Hokestown where WPA highway workers reportedly fell ill from a polluted well.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County
Freda Paris
Westminster
Here
Hokestown
Soybean emerges as a market factor and industrial staple
The piece notes rising small trader interest boosting markets and a wave of extra dividends. It covers Roosevelt’s foreign buying talk, potential legislation, and concludes with soybeans as a versatile future staple, its uses from fertilizer to industrial products, and expanding plantings.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New, York
Roosevelt
Chicago Board of Trade
International Statistical Bureau
Dow Jones hits five year high in New York trading
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to a new high not seen since 1931 in a 3,000,000 share session. Major groups followed industrials higher though many indexes remained below the year's peak. Several issues gained more than two points with select stocks advancing six or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sahana
American T & To
Amaconie
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wight
Columbia Posses
Chryssey
Continental Can
Brie
General Electric General Motors
International Mickel
Kennecott
Kelvinator
Montgomery Ward
National Daly Y
Edison Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Kent Roosevelt announced Charles Edison, famed inventor, as assistant secretary of the navy in Washington on November 17. Edison will join the Navy department leadership as a key aide to oversee programs and policy.
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Charles Edison
United Ress
Washington
Kent Roosevelt
Charles Edison GF
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