Personal visits and travel notes from Kane to Williamsport area
Numerous short mentions describe residents visiting relatives, business trips, and guests across Kane Warren Union City and nearby towns. Names include Patsy Pragall, Mrs Jencack Columbus OH Oswalt Jr, Mrs Lott, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Colegrave, EB Dudenhoefer, Mary Elizabeth Gillette, Gonnellaville, Mrs Harmon, Herbert Stone Jr, Kathryn Stone, Titusville Ton Works, Clarence Willis, W Bradford, W W Waterhouse, Claire Capwell, Percy Corbin, Orrie Cook, A M Lits, Doris Akam, Thiel College, Archie Akm, CM Burkhardt, Hinboro, Fr Richardson, George Shriner, Doris Follett, Reginald Smith, Brice Banks, Mary Five, Akron, Louise Mount, Miles Marriel Ly, Tyrtextidle, Liv Worley, Deine Haymond, Lewisburg.
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Patsy Pragall
Kane
Jencack
Colunbus
HG. Oswalt, Jr
Harrisbury
Denm Lott
Minnie Wilson
Warren
J. D. Mackenzie
A. B. Colegrave
EB. Dudenhoefer
Wiie
C.G. Duden Tootarry Severa
Ni 'Trny Gillette
Mary Elizabeth
Gonnellaville
Rison Harmon
Herbert P. Stone, Jr
Igathryn Stone
Yeateriny
Wrcite
Mr. Stone
Siles
Titusville Ton Works
Clarence Willis
Bradford
W. W. Waterhouse
Claire Capwell
Percy Corbin
Orrie Cook
Merton Witch
A. M. Lits
Buffalo
Doris Akam
Thiel College
Archie Akm
Bruce Ellsworth
Ohis
CM. Burkhardt
Hinboro
Fr. . Richavnson
Philadelphia
George Shriner
J. Follett
Doris
Oil City
Spring Creek Girl Weds at Titusville in June ceremony
Mr and Mrs W H Crawford of Spring Creek announce the marriage of their daughter Wuna Mae to Lewis A Peterson, son of John Peterson of Titusville PA. The ceremony was performed by Rev Edwin S Carlson at the parish church in Titusville. The newlyweds will reside in Titusville after a trip through the Adirondack mountains and other local points of interest.
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Mies
W. H. Crawford
Spring Creek
Wuna Mae
Lewis A. Peterson
John £ Peterson
Titusville
Edwin S. Carlson
Parsuidge
Adiandady
Injuries Age Fatal to Former Corryite
Word was received by H.R. Briggs at Corry RL No 4 of the death of Mrs. Percy Davis in Pasadena from injuries suffered in a fall. Born September 29, 1885, she had lived in Corry for several years. Survived by two sons, Glen Davis and Irving Davis, and a daughter, Myrtin Nygard, all of California. Two brothers, L. W. Briggs of Nortis Hust and Mr. Briggs of Corry, also survive.
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H.R. Briggs
Corry RL
Percy Davia
Pasadeny
Lee
Nye Daughlin
Mytin Nygard
California
L. VW. Briggs
Nortis Hust
MR. Briggs
Corry
Land Grants Began in 1862 Agricultural College Aid
The record notes federal land grants to support states in creating agricultural colleges began in 1862. It contrasts with an 1802 start for related programs, outlining the early history of land grant assistance and state education aims.
Dear Noah If Pop Didn’t Taste Warguerite Housernech Poem
Fragmentary OCR reads a playful verse fragment with bizarre names and lines about a printer, a typewriter and a cryptic question. It resembles a literary quotation or experimental piece with odd capitalizations and nonstandard punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Pop
Labor Act Threatened in Strike Action by Union Leader
United Press reports in San Francisco that the head of the United Industry Organization vows to invoke the Wagner Labor Relations Act provisions against the American Pederson of Labor Seamsters to break a blackmail of San Francisco Bay parts.
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United Press San Prancisco
Indusivi Organization
Myrente and
Tylay
Inviki
Wagner Tabor
American Pederson
Labon
Sam Praneisea Bay
Pease Downs Clark in Pro boxing showdown
Pease defeats Clark in a professional bout praised for balance and timing. The result adds another win for Pease as he presses toward midweight contention.
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Pease
Clark
Market Gossips Signal Wall Street Slump Stirs Industry
United Press reports on September 21 notes Wall Street remains pressured by railroad shares as the market tests stability. Analysts debate whether declines reflect broader panic or a pending recovery, with autos and steel executives watching order books, awaiting price signals, and bracing for possible shifts into October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall
Neils
Poctin Peake Foster
Wall Street
He Bae
Market comeback in light trading mix New York session
The market rallied early then turned dull but held gains into the final hour as the list eased from highs. Volume remained light with a few large blocks seen. notable names mentioned include American, Anaconda, Bethlehem, General Electric, International Nickel, Ogden, Union Oil and United Corporation among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Amerigan
Atlantic
Bethlehem Stein
Enemy
Columbia Gas
C&o
Cheysivg Continenta
Ith Gurlis-Wright Tire General Electric
Motors International
Nick Kennecott
Montgomery Ward Wash
Welvinato National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific Packard
Paramount Pic Penna RR
Railio i
Sovony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Calif Standard Oil
Texas Ui
Studebaey United Corp
Population up to date in Dodgeville Wisconsin
Dodgeville Wisconsin brags as one of the most up to date communities by population with signs at city units stating the year 1937. The piece highlights the town's emphasis on current population data and civic pride.
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Hiwever
Tte
Donghville
Wis
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