Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Pred A Steber
Mrs Pred A Steber wife of Fred A Steber died at 2 30 pm yesterday at the Genital Hospital in Buffalo after two weeks of treatment for a complication. Interment private at Oaklind. Also Mrs Bertgx Du died Monday in Pittsburgh after years there. Funeral services Thursday at 10 oclock from Burton funeral chapel Erie.
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A. Steber
Mie
Charles A. Dennig
Oaklind
Bertgx DU
Mavibel Jackson du
Burton Danny
Pittsheld
Pittsburgh
Ek Russell
Tesse PB. Jacks
J. D. Ranson
Peeral Servites
Burton
Erie
Surprised fugitive murderer recaptured near Sunbury
Leon Seayern, who escaped execution, was surprised by state troopers at farmer Charles Weist’s home between Sunbury and Shamokin while frying eggs. He yielded without resistance and was returned to the city. The report also notes a Pittsburgh veto on city salaries referendums for policemen and a Paris report on Pola Negri. A storm warning and a drowning incident are listed along with a stock exchange note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Leon Seayern
Heaven
Seavern
Trish Valley
Shamokin
Charles Weist
American Legion Auxiliary Urges Attendance for Poppy Sale Setup
The auxiliary president asks members to attend tonight's 7:45 meeting as Memories Day nears. Legion women have prepared Flanders Poppies for sale and need help completing the count before the event.
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Aoe An
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Ausziliary
Parents Night at South Street School Delights Attendees
About 300 parents attended the Monday program at South Street school with Supt. Presses stressing parental ownership of schools. Patrons heard talks by health and hygiene staff, enjoyed music by Wells and the High School Quartet, and applauded Brumer Carlson. Ice cream and cake followed as visits to classrooms continued and praise for pupil work was voiced.
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South Street
Presses
Tie
Warren Public Schools
Gost Borg
Everett
Finley
Repi Ition
Health Department
Afiss Eker
Wright
Wells
Warren
Brumer Carlson
Ixzy
Market Summary of Industrials and Utilities for Quarter End
Kay Richards & Comp shows 20 industrials at 163.78 down 33.00 and Rails at 152.33 down 1.50. Tidewater 40 bands 27 dated initial report nine months ended Dec 21 yields 5.38 per share. General Railway Signal 2.06 per share in quarter. Pacific Gas & Electric prelim shows 2 cents per share vs 51 cents prior year. Texas Gulf Sulphur 1.12 per share vs 7 cents prior year. Domestic crude oil week ended April 28 at 2,442,549 barrels, daily rise 4,918. Light oil 1,985,625 barrels, daily rise 9,596.
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KAY, Richards & Comp
Tidewater
Iter
Bareb
Pacific Gas & Electric
Texas Gulf
Library society to present two choruses tonight and tomorrow
The magazine style note reports two choruses performing The Mose of Toki at the library show, courtesy of manager George C. Sarvis, with dance numbers and songs from the musical. The Girl Reserve of the YWCA held its regular meeting discussing summer camp at Tom's Point on Lake Chautauqua, with camp weeks for high school and grade school girls and committees led by Ethel Morrison and Mrs. Herbert Eaton.
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Ary
George C. Sarvis
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Girl Reserve
Ethel Morrison
J. H. West
Rosalie Melton
Herbert Eaton
C. K. Moore
J. H. Frees
T. Donaldson
J. A. Johnson
Ethel ¥. Morrison
Camp
Ariel
Ruth
Education and Research Action ‘National Board
W. C. A. Dad and Daughters
Despondent Man Takes Own Life With Gas
Royland Wineholt, 40, was found dead in his home on April 26 with a gas stove flame on. A framed photograph of his wife, who refused reconciliation, was found clutched to his heart, indicating a suicide tied to marital heartbreak.
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Hes
Royland Wineholt
Wineholt
Adams County Peach Crop Badly Damaged
April 26 report from Gettysburg notes Adams County peach crop seriously damaged by recent cold weather. Only a small percentage of blossoms escaped the freeze while the apple crop is said to be not yet affected.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Franklin chest filled Franklin drive raises funds
The Franklin community drive reports a total of 35000 dollars already raised toward its stated objective. Local organizers note continued support as residents contribute to the campaign during April activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Noted British Statesman to Be Heard on Air Tonight
Radio listings detail an April 26 program featuring a noted British statesman. The schedule lists stations and times across multiple markets including WMAK BLUFF, WLW, and WEAF with various musical and talk lineups. Detailed times show a broad national network of evening programs.
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AIR Tonight New
Ratote Tate Willagéiers
Benquet
Vereign Febey Association
Mee
Ince
SIE
Warren to Meet Scandia Kinnetie in Sunday Soccer
The Warren club will face Scandia Kinnetie Sunday at the Paramount field South Side starting at 2 45 pm and will hold a practice tomorrow at six oclock. The article also notes Timely Picture coverage of aviation news and other local items including building permits for March and a monument defacement at the VFW cemetery.
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Warren
Scandia Kinnetie
Paramount Field
South Side
Oakland Comet Association
Eign Wats
Cemetepy Association
Huijay
Pértons
Swedish Baptist Middle East conference set for Warren location
The board of control of the Middle East conference of Swedish Baptist churches met in Jancestown on Saturday and decided the gathering will be in Warren near Jane middle at the church on Rowwood street. Delegates from New York Ohio and Pennsylvania will attend. A separate note reports D B A Wheelock J W Wiggins and S A Crauier appointing a viewer board to assess benefits and damages for the Liberty Street paying job, to perform duties Thursday morning.
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Lanother Conference
Board of Control
Middle East
The
Swedish Baptist Churches
Jancestown
Warren
Jane
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rowwood Street
Viewens
D. B.A. Wheelock
J. W. Wiggins
S. A. Crauier
Liberty Street
Will
Nest
Mary Pickford Continues Prize Entries for Children
Mary Pickford expresses pleasure at reading children s efforts in a letter. She joins with wishes for all kids in the jimble of fer s and notes memories of scholastic children with warm regard.
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Mary Fich
Alfred McDuhard
Cayuga Avenue
Joseph, Lytle
Feurde Avenue
Frank Bevevino
Witth
Mary Musanie
Mohioknue
Alive Wells
United Press Association marks anniversary with growth notes
The banquet speaker Karl A. Rigkel, president of United Press, tracing its rise from its founder, praised non exclusive distribution ensuring press freedom. He cited UPA operations in 37 foreign nations and 10,000 miles of telegraph wires in the U S and Canada as part of its expansion, with remarks from Roy W. Mowrd and William Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coolidge
UN United Press Association
Karl A. Rigkel
Tw United Press Association
Bickel
United Press
E.W. Scripps
United States
Canada
Roy W. Mowrd
Berippe- How
Willam W Aawkins
General Businesss
Raita] Pree
Coolices
Lae Press
America
Necesson
United Pres
Plane Entered Continued From Page One
Mary Elizabeth Davis of Lee Heights Virginia survives her husband who served with the North Sea minesweeping detachment in World War I and was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Lee Heights
Washington
Davis
Road project ask to connect Cook Forest Park officials urged
A Jefferson County delegation led by Senator North and Representative Buffington asks Harrisburg to build a road from Brooksdale toward the new Cook state forest park. Governor Fisher signed a bill authorizing state purchase of the Cook tract, about 8 000 acres in Tavion, Forest and Jefferson counties.
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Harrisburg
Ami
Broksile
New Cool State Forest Park
Jefferson Couty
Sunalor North
Buffington
Jefferson
Fisher
Cook
Tavion
Forest
Telfferson Counties
Stock market summary lists broad industrials and utilities
A fragmented stock and commodities roundup notes numerous firms including Allied Chemical and Dye, General Motors, Pittsburgh markets, and New York price activity. It mentions varied tickers, transport and steel firms, commodity prices, livestock and futures, and Liberty bonds with broad market movement and trading levels across several exchanges.
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Thane
Cloxe Industrials
AXP Wes Allied Chemical and Dye
American Bosch
AeMs
American Car Mayndey
Wits American Locomotive
American Snelling and Retian
American Steel
American Sugar
Sam Tobaree
American Tel and
American Wooley Anavonda Copper
Atchison Top Basel
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotivy
Baltimore
Ohio
Barnsdall A
Bethlehent Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
Californis ePheleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerra de Paray
Chesapeake and Ohi
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Mini Mey Chile
ATI Ghrysier
Cea Orarint ' Dah
Coen Cola
Crovible Stevl
Dosev Brothers Tom Davisey.Chemical
Erie Ror
Evie
General Asphalt
General Elevtric
General Motors
Great Northern Undo
GUL Suice Tolermational Combuyie Inivrnatival Nietbet
Jordan Motors Kansas
Ily Polivle
Copperhebigh
Valles Mack ‘Ruck
Mitwland Ib Mimi
Miel-Continent Hemiene
Middl States Oil
Scifi Q Boon Matears
National Biscuit
Revuda
New York
Conrad Re
North Americ
Noethipra Pacific
Phllips Peledlouns
Packard Matars
Pan American
Penna
Pere Marquette
Pere Oil Radio Carp
Keene
Re - Republic
Leon Une Royal Butch
Southern
Standard Gasand
Pléctric Stewart Warner
Studybaker
Texak Corp
Vimken
Market oil price list by purchasing agencies
Prices paid for various grades of Pennsylvania Grade Oil across multiple transit lines and pipe companies. Entries include grade names, pipeline lines, and district references such as Bradford, Buckeye, Somerset, and Guntherland areas with figures like 35 and 25 cents per unit.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit, Co
Bradford
Natlai Transit Co
Neath Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Vine Co
Pensylvania
Pipe Line Co
Keister Crade
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pine Line Co
Boreks Pine Line Co
Nomerset Oi
Guntherland Pine Liner Co
Cumber
Lerland Pipe Line Co
Inhen
R.finme Co
West Ke
Pady
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U. F.5
Mansfield Senate
Lola
Paris
United
Pola Negri
Serge Mdivani
Cherbourg
U. Pui
Atlantic
Seaboard
Great Lakes
United States Weather Bureau
Delaware Breakwateer
Eastport
Maine
George Bosky
U.S. Light and Heat
Smattens
Bey Sevres
Knigs
Telsat Coignen Saliven
Tims
Buffalo
Marie Siar
Oeste
Jose Dener
Mueel
Soaker
Win
Clearwaterssea
Studio Progr
Wuh
Janes
Newark
Phuldzen
Beenel
Fikics
Rekesica
Fisch Bute
Acon
Daslight
WNYC
Philadelphia
Steen
Weaf Shtag
Worcester
Wiede
Childress
Iwiete
MPI S
Pathe News
Noel Davis
Stanton Hel! Wooster
Langley Field
Warren Borough
Department of Labor and Industry
Wi 0
Mazon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Till Zace
State Department of Agriculture
C. G. Jordan
Lancaster
York
Berks
Chester
Montgomery
Bucks
Adams
Bredford
Crawford
Cumberland
Northampton
Wayne
Westmoreland
C.H. Hadhey
State Bureau of Plant Industry
CA. Whalen
United Cigar Stores
Majestic
Los Angeles
Uaub
Getty
Alamitoa Heights
Ncrem
Mary Pickford
Conlin
Cook Forest
Pietsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Ie Close
Biness
Pny
Amatlan
Mexico
Howe
Radio Corporation
Renis
Cowstsu % Kay
New York Stock Exchange
Humble Oi International Pelswhaiy
National Transit
New York Transit
N.Y
Ib Syndicate
Bankers'Gentinental
Turant del
Tdahy Gopper
New Bradford
Sburgh Market
Arkansas Lane Star
Pote Gs
Sburgh Livestock Vistsburgh
Wall Street
Erdeseies
Hudson
Rudson
Essex
Palo Liveston Bay
Ffalow
Weal
NEW York Financial
y+Street
Thay
Charneley
Aluinhass
Mutura
Rjead
Alte Corporation
Pittesburgh Wholesat Lys
Papin
Liarette Haldwins
Busha Dyuekers
Liberty Bonds
Agril
Liberty
Vonstes
Yeese
Rio
Santos
Turkeysee AB
Paminay
Iutler
Pavne Coast
Om Market
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