Mrs Wallower dies after long illness in Harrisburg
Mrs. E Z Wallower dies at 10 45 PM after a year long illness at Front and Maclay streets Harrisburg. She was active in Grace Methodist Church and numerous charities including the YWCA Civic Club and Harrisburg Hospital. Survived by husband E Z Wallower six children and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the home with burial in Morrisburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Wallower
Wallower
Front
Maclay Streets
Grace Methodist Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Harrisburg Hospital
Jericho
Long Island
Herbert Wallower
Joplin
Dorothy H. Wallower
Morrisburg Cemetery
Edward Bailey
E. J. Stackpole
H. C. Ross
John P. Melick
Theodore Calder
George W. Reily
C. H. Kinter
Charles C. Wood
Chambersburg
Railroad Tie Up Disrupts Holiday Freight and Passenger Service
Railroads nationwide contend with car shortages cold weather yard congestion and heavy Christmas traffic delaying schedules likely until after Tuesday. On the Pennsy and Reading lines both freight and passenger crews stay busy as cars are scarce, with an order pending to return foreign coal and refrigerator cars after unloading. The Federal Court in St. Louis orders sale of several lines while Adams on law waits on court ruling. Philadelphia and Reading adds two engines from Baldwin, part of a thirty engine order.
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United States
Pennsy
Reading
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
American Railway Association
Car Service Commission
Southern and Western
Federal Court of
Train Crews Listed for Philadelphia and Reading Divisions
Enola side crews led by Murratt and Mummaw listed for Philadelphia Division after 1 p m. Harrisburg side shows Newcomer and others, Middle Division crews named with Passmore and others. Reading Crews detail engineers and firemen assignments with names for 2 to 3 p m. shifts and yard crews.
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ENOLA
Philadelphia
Murratt
Mummaw
Carenas
Passmore
Troup
Anthony
Neumyer
Rider
Hill
Boyer
Kauffman
Hall
Haubert
Myers
Brandt
Reed
Backenstee
Rice
Harrisburg
Newcomer
Gross
Gemmill
Steffy
Sellers
McGuire
Peters
Ackey
Funk
McCann
W. T.smith
Namer
Cook
Nickles
Tettemer
Peightal
Killheffer
Orr
C. A. Gross
Coyle
Eckert
Barger
Hilbish
Yost
G. W. Campbell
Sebelist
Murray
Rodgers
Snyder
Leiby
Fulton
Fells
McDonnell
Runkle
Wisé
Watts
Cleland
Sayford
Watson
Machamer
Gibbons
Cless
Peiffer
Snell, Jr
Fleisher
Blottenberger
Burger
Wagner
Keiser
Six
Cain
Warner
Steele
Hardy
Wilhelm
Walters
Franklin car economy proves value on long road tests
Franklin dealers tout gasoline economy and roadability based on nationwide tests. Owners of Series 9 Franklins average about 20 miles per gallon, with 25.6 mph overall speed and 23.1 mpg fuel efficiency in the long-distance runs. The pitch urges motorists to see a demonstration to reduce operating costs and increase motoring pleasure.
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Franklin
United States
Leading Men at Seitz Funeral in Harrisburg
The funeral of Daniel S. Seitz city solicitor for over twenty years was held this afternoon at Harrisburg Cemetery after brief ceremonies at his home 1211 North Second Street. The service at 2:30 was led by Rev. Dr. John D. Fox and drew leading Dauphin County figures including judges, lawyers, and prominent citizens. Attendants included President Judge George Kunkel, Additional Law Judge S. J. McCarrell, Mayor Meals, and city officials with a large bar attendance and numerous honorary pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Seitz
Harrisburg
North Second Street
John D. Fox
Grace Methodist Church
Dauphin County
Seitz
George Kunkel
J. M. McCarrell
Kunkel
BE. Z. Gross
W. H. Lynch
W. L. Gorgas
EB. Z. Gross
Charles A. Miller
Mr. Lynch
Mercer B. Tate
Charles E. Covert
E. Bruce Taylor
John T. Brady
John E. Fox
Charles C. Stroh
Michael KE. Stroup
W. M. Ogelsby
Samuel Kunkel
Dr. J. Ross Swartz
EB. J. Stackpole
Spencer C. Gilbert
Donald McCormick
Robert H. Rutherford
Fli B. Betser
C. T. Mackenson
Charles B. McConkey
News Print Inquiry to Be Resumed Next Friday
Federal Trade Commission hearings on the news print paper investigations will resume Friday December 29. Unresolved topics include price reasonableness cost of manufacture and profits to robbers. The plan aims to prevent suspension of publications relying on open market paper supply. The inquiry seeks light on the broader paper problem.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Soint Mission
Investigase
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Senate Hotel
Arthur Hollis
Merry Christmas
Crispen Motor Car CO
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Morrison
Jones
Lackey
Schuyler
Morne
Lacky
Merkle
Ferrow
Biters
Davis
Wilson
Marks
Folkier
Kline
Moyer
Brickley
Bitting
Sherman
Bitter
Brown
Danner
Frees
Gashore
Eby
Baxter
Oke
Martin
Sides
Dye
Koons
Norford
Smith
Behreffer
Larkin
Shambaugh
E. W. Shank
BELL
Cumberland
Market Street
Paneuny
WM Phiten
Walter Baker & Co Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
White House
Auto Trans
Cameron
Fairfield
Fleetwood
E. L
Cowden
R. J. Church
Salesmanager
Myers Accessory House
Geo. W. Myers
Harrisburg, Pa
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