Personal Mention Of Local Notables And Visits In Buffalh In 1938
Local society notes list Aichans Powers Ray Réagle Fel win Schramiing and Canatensar at the 1938 Vigen auth automobiles show in Buffalh. Several residents travel to Philadelphia and New Jersey visiting relatives and enrolling in schools while others attend church events, dinners, and grange gatherings in nearby towns.
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Aichans Powers
Ray Réagle
Felwin Schramiing
Canatensar
Buffalh
Vigenauth Automobiles
Mise Mary Ihyatoth Cilietig
Philadelphia
Stielunt
Weentz School
Gillette
le Aubilry Park
Mra
G. L. Boyd
Washington
Itemia
G. le Bry
Pel Whittlesey
Erle
Westminster
Ihah Gross
Stanpstown
No#. Richards
Lins
Fred Tujetsch
Union City
JL. Hughes
Bufvaly
Aid
Gerald Blanchard
Erie
In Hart
Engagement of Local Couple Announced
Mr and Mrs Fred Young of West Church Street announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Paul Aver, son of Mr and Mrs A L Aver of Mast Congress Street. The couple hosted a party with yellow and white decor and a formal dinner. Attendees included Misses Rose Mary Auer Dorothy Jones Norma Grice JoAnn Roach Sue Shaver Wilmarr Smith Betty Stewart Alice Rand and Muriel Young. The wedding will occur in the near future.
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Fred Young
Missionary Convention Opens Here Wednesday
The annual Missionary Convention of the Christian Missionary Alliance will open Wednesday evening and run through Sunday night. Rev. E. G. Amile, assistant district superintendent, Rev. J. Graham of China, and Miss S. P. Botham of French West Africa will speak. Firsthand information on mission fields will be presented. all are invited to hear the messages.
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Vie
Christian Hail Missiohary Alliance
Amilesistant
J. Graham
Contry
China
Ami Miss
P. Botham
French West Africa
Chinese forces advance amid costly naval clash
Chinese troops push toward the foe with heavy shelling as Japanese forces counter with aggressive assaults along the shore. The Chinese sustained casualties yesterday while Japanese units pressed the offensive in a fierce engagement, followed by a delayed rendezvous and a defensive stand.
Junior Class Dancing Party Planned at High School
The junior class of the local high school announces a dancing party for the evening of Trimfe ty 11h. George Weber will provide music with friends assisting. The event will be held at the school gym with the usual refreshments.
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George Weber
Brig
Altmol
Prisoners Near Hunger Strike At Stateville Jail
Stateville prison officials report nearly 8 000 inmates participating in a hunger strike. Authorities tightened security and halted some services including visits and commissary as a precaution against potential violence.
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Stateville
Waflo
Lincolnville Man Dies at Daughter's Home
Lincolnville man Sherlock Sherlock dies at his daughter’s home in Linentnythy after a sudden illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Dan Cluck and several grandchildren, with funeral arrangements pending at Skenbointiey. Local officials reported no further details available.
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Lincolnville
Irs
Dan Cluck
Brook Phree
Mr. Sherlock
Ayia
Mow
Sterlydis
Detroit Test Reception Sparks Unclear Local Note
Fragmentary OCR from a Detroit area notice references individuals and places in a murky list. Names such as Patrick B, O'Brien appear amid scattered phrases and locations. The text hints at ceremonial or memorial references and a cemetery setting, but lacks coherent actions or events.
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Ajip Lek
Poltieg
Chile
Elvan
Patrick B
O'Brien
Merle
Mlusvalle
Helio Meluot
Jonpost Qhutly
Bey Ant
Faa
MLS
James Chan
Sehen
Lyell
Etsareh Weil
Hverkyeen
Citen City
Wall Steel Wray fears Congress session and farm policy
Wall Street and rail markets react to Roosevelt sugar visa policy and farm control hopes as Congress may push tax reform and wage rules. Steel stock drops as U S steel index falls to lowest since 1986. railroad wage settlements lift costs and may trigger higher freight rates.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wall Steel Wray
Roosevelt
Grand Forks
N. D
Flo
Unis Gime
Mirket
Hircail
Ani sHille
Grein
Market slide lifts stocks to near 1985 lows
New York trading today saw stocks fall sharply by about 210 points to fresh lows not seen since late 1985. Major declines hit steel-related shares and several industrials as investors reevaluated earnings and energy costs amid reports of lower steel prices and weaker demand.
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New York
Viest
Riverman
Anichicnh
Amenean F & T Aalanty
Auantle Bellship
Worren
WBS
Auburn
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Packard ' Paramount
Nadie
Stamdard Oil
Texas Co
Ee Fed Stonebaker Limited Corp
US Steel
Warner Bros . Westinghouse Fleetrle
Young
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