Visitors, relatives gather in Kane and surrounding towns
A cascade of social visits fills Kane and nearby areas as Mrs. Julia Burch hosts guests including Mrs. F OS Martin and Mrs. Susie Burch from Brocton as well as Miss Mary Agnes Morrison and Stuart Messenger. The DeResays welcome relatives from DeRosay while the Hopkins visit Chicago family. Several local residents spend weekends at Niagara Falls and Philadelphia, with New York trips noted for W F Miller and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Os, Martin
Floyd Martin
Pierpont
Susie Burch
Brocton
Allie Bailey
Bert Kelley
Kane
Julia Burch
D. Warren DeResay
Manla! Avenue
Award Hopkins
Chicago
Sant
B.J. Hopkin
Mary Agnes Morrison
Stuart
Leslie Messenger
Ralph McGee
Dorothy Engstrom
Titusville
Lucille Barnes
West Charta Street
W. F. Miller
Frederick
New York City
4. Bell
Pittsburgh
A. B. Wells
Ast Orange
N. J
Concord Street
Weir
Roy McConahy
Youngstown
Lyle Thomas
Melvin
A. L. Miller
Mary Kathryn
Buro
L. B. Knapp
Ambridge
City
Martin Jensen
C. Christensen
Burton Hammond
Rochester
Ruth Lanston
Covel Mulespurt Sumi
Lao
Wii Coehrur
Cat
Wolfare
Pitilale
Margaret Woltird
Kanu
Lothy
Scholin
del Mire
Munger
Troy Gilbeam
Mary Elizabeth
Crichord Carlisch
Union
York City
Ava
Heery Paulsen
Mildred Bowhan
Tine
John ‘T_ Dempsey
Max Phillips
Amily
Mes
Co Phillips
Als
Clewn
May Albro
Louis Hovey
Local social notes of Buffalo visitors and area residents
A long list of names appears as social notes with mentions of business visitors in Buffalo for a pre showing of the 1938 Dodge automobiles. Several local residents travel for weekends and visits, including students at Tri State College in Angola and various relatives returning from Rochester and other towns. Updates cover church service travel, family visits, summer vacations, and minor injuries from weekend incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Betty Roach
Walter Scott
Davis
G. &.Taylor
M. L. Daniels
William Swan
Keppel Tiffany
Harry Powers
J. W. Kirawy
W. Wright
H.W. Parker
A. ML Whippo
N. ¥. Elliott
A. K. Newhouse
C. Christensen
Arthur
T Googin
Niles Jensen
Richard Powers
Buffalo
Dgige
Jack Gastureft
Tri State College
Angola
Lil
Hory
Aid Mes
Aud
Stupmis
Cievelani
Tatler
Rey Fulbert T. Boyd
Sle
Hawkins
Misha- Waukee
Wanted to Rent Murnishe Apartment Address
A fragmentary notice seeks an apartment rental at 528 Wheat Street BR. The readable portion mentions a piano and two gas dealers and references an entity or person named Samuc-Hoy. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Journal Suey
Samuc—Hoy
P R R Workers Pay Tribute to Jas Mackrel
Scores of Pennsylvania railroad engineers and relatives gathered to pay lasting tribute at the funeral of Jas Mackrel. Rev J L Boyd led the service at the late home on Franitit Street, followed by burial in Pine Grove cemetery with honorary bearers and attendees from Corry, Wrightsville, Buffalo, Cleveland, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lenis
Junie Hy Macires
BR. Baker
Heney
M. Bockley
Tobin
Priggle
WB. Whatey
GR. Wascott
I Sibble
Robe Insont
City
M_ J McMahon
Brani
Brew
Lloyd Hil
Corry
Stiles
Ralph DeGraft
Zamily
William Rennie
George Twaine
Harry. Brigham
Buffalo
Ben DeGraft
Benjamine Punn
Olin Root
Cleveland
Annits
Rankne Myles
Jve Create
Pressly Cotton
Skinner
Wrightsville
Vanderford
William Ard
Evie
Evelyn Brooks
Ona
Phi
Stella Root
Joseph
DeWitt Root
Kinsman
Clifford Bickerson
Bradford
Merle Rowe
Dunkirk
Shirley Cady
North Kingsville
HE. Schuler
North East
M. ‘Tiffany
P. J. McVelia
Bowling Green
F. Or. Shirr
Warren
Delos Woloben
M. D McGwin
B. F. Cochran
Brocton
Market gossip on United States Steel and austempering
United States Steel sits at market center as a test stock in exchange laboratories to map current trends. The piece notes strong research focus, including a $10,000,000 annual tech outlay, and highlights austempering developed in Kearny New Jersey for hard yet break resistant alloy steel used in tools and garden items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Stock Exchange
Big Steel
Vireo
Kearny, N.J
U S Steel Leads Stock Market Comeback
New York September 27 The stock market recovered from a heavy session selling wave with gains led by U S Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unica Rress
New York
Steel
U.S. Steel
American Smelters
American & T
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Sethlehom Steel
Boeing Air Sateen
Columbia Gas
Continental Can
Curtis-Wright Erie
General Medtric General Motor International Kennecott
Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Dairy Eineneeradh
Cental of Behep Northern Pacific
Packard
Pier
Paramount
Pica
Penna
Beco
Emc
Texas Co
Studebaker Eins
United Corp. Ce
Stedleer
Warner Bros J.e
Westinghouse Electric
Yellow Truck
Young Sheet
Sake N. Y
Curb Acto Supply
Csese
Ark Nat
Asso Gas & Electric
Ae McCord Rad
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
Columbus Discovers Jamaica Names Island Santiago to Yamayea
The report recounts Christopher Columbus discovering Jamaica on May 3, 1494, naming it Santiago then Yamayea. During his second voyage in June 1503, his ships ran aground after mutinous crews bored holes. He sheltered over a year in a cove later known as Don Christopher's Cove, relying on native generosity until aid reached on June 38, 1504.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jamaica
Christopher Columbus
Santiago
Don Christopher's Cove
Spain
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Rex
Pop
Jed Prouty
Spring Byington
Shirley Deane
20Th Century-Fox
Jane Mixer
Edna
Cora Wood
the Hasbrouck
Maroh Hasbrouck
Gane
Joe
Allan
Fern Mary Reed
Eva Drakespen
Niagara Falls
Canada
Hugh A. O'Hare
Philadelphi
Il Sport
Rth Center St
Dad
C Model Dairy CO
Jes
Corry, Penna
A. L. Dyckes
Harold
Oil City
Marienville
Tracy Whitehead
T. L. Lundquist
G. C. Whitehead
Jack Craig
Meatville
Charles ‘Tate
Bila Munson
Norwich
John Chase
Gilead Migtlrt
Mis
Eli M Hurtuit
Gaye Muri
Macy Belluze
South Wired
Ragemon
Eva Sergeant
He Corry Biney
South Canter Street
Seeavanl
Diney
Noan
Mr Noah
P.R.R
Jas. Mackrel
Pine Grove Cemetery
Davison-Fogle Lumber Company
Franklin St
Keister
U. S. Steel
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