Hiatt Family Reunion Draws 180 In Iowa
The centerville area Hiatt family held their fifteenth annual reunion at Centerville Park on September 6 with about 180 descendants in attendance. Coverage notes genealogical tracing, speeches, a dinner, and a program led by retiring president Lee Hiatt along with readings and poetry from family members.
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Hiatt
Iowa
Centerville
Sowegian and Citizen
Centerville Park
Hiatts
Hietts
Opequon Creek
Frederick County
North Carolina
Lee Hiatt
Carl Richard Hiatt
Galen Hiatt Swimley
Bunker Hill
W. Va
the Hiatts
John T. Hiatt
Moravia
Effie Hiatt van Tuyl
Leavenworth, Kans
Virginia Hiett
Bessie Hiett Rohrer
Pekin
Ill
Robert C. Hiett
Greenview
Samuel L. Hiett
Springfield
van Tuy
National Old Trails Committee
Central Division
Central Illinois Reunion
John Hiatt
Sunday Evening Religious Rally and Choir Activities
Social calendar lists Annual Rally Day services by the Christian Endeavor Society at United Brethren Church main auditorium with public invited. Also Kiwanis Club meeting at George Washington Hotel at 12 45 p m and a 6 45 p m youth choir practice at United Brethren Church followed by an 8 00 p m Grace Lutheran Church choir rehearsal. Thursday features a 1 00 p m Rotary luncheon and regular meeting.
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Christian
Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Lions
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Memorial Hospital Treats Retired Minister J D Hamaker
Rev J D Hamaker 84 year old retired Church of the Disciples minister and Confederate veteran is a patient at Memorial Hospital in Winchester. He is noted as the oldest retired Disciples minister in Virginia and well known in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Weaver
Walter T. Lineweaver
Willoughby Newton Brown
Winston-Salem
N. C
Evergreen
Edna Shaeffer
Harrisonburg
Shaeffer
Louise Hosner
Weber Kreisler
Thome
B. F. Wilson
Frank Brown
Machodie
James Weaver
Thomas Ruffin
Luther Ferell
Mr. Brown
Frank Switzer
L. H. Hill, Jr
Tampa
Fla
Mary Boone Murphy
Machadoc
Margaret Stuart Grattan
Marrisonburg
L. H. Hill
L. J. Butler
Miss Shaeffer
Mendelssohn
Miss Hosmer
State Teachers’ College
Shenandoah
Camp Shenandoah
Walter E. Huntsberry
E. M. Steels
Stephens City
M. H. Rhodes
Midletown
J. W. Rhodes
Middletown
Brown
B. F. Brown
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Winston- Salem
J. B. Galloway
Baltimore
Lloyd Taylor
Fred Brown
Murphy
Griffith
Mary B. Murphy
E. M. Steele
A. H. Rhodes
Walter Danner
Brookewood
L.J. Butler
Small Son
J. D. Hamaker
Memorial Hospital
J.D. Hamaker
Church of the Disciples
Mr. Hamaker
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Virginia
Henry Ehm
Henry O. Ehm
John Nix and Company
Commission Merchants of
New York
George Washington Hotel
Ehm
Chicago grain closing prices grind lower in heavy selling
Wheat and corn options hit season and century low levels on the Chicago Board of Trade as selling pressure intensified across pits. December wheat fell through 60 cents to a deal at 49.34 cents. closing bids were Wheat December 45.78 cents, March 48.3? cents, May 49.75 cents. Corn December 33.53, March 35.42, May 37.2. Oats December 21.5, March no sales, May 23.34. Barley 38 for March no sales, May 39.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Social notes from Parkersburg area and surrounding towns
A roundup of local visits and personal notices includes Mr and Mrs B Mason Ambler Mrs Hunter Moss and Miss Ann Cary Moss traveling from Parkersburg to Leeds Church for a memorial service honoring Ambler, with plans to stay at Miss Minnie Bakers Cameron Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mace
Pottstown, Pa
Katie Mace
South Bradock Street
B. Mason Ambler
Hunter Moss
Ann Cary Moss
Parkersburg
Leeds Church
Dr. Ambler
Minnie Baker
Cameron Street
Helen Keeler
Potomac-Edison “Model Home
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles R. Keeler
New York Stock Exchange Quotation Service Listed
Hibbs & Company members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade provide quotations from the Hibbs Building in Washington DC through a telephone line.
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W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
NYSE ends week with new weekly low records on declines
Trading closed with continuing weakness across sectors. Cotton hit a new low at 5 and a half cents per pound while United States Steel slipped to 68 and Bethlehem Steel fell three dollars. Major rails and steel issues fell, with New York Central down over four points and Norfolk and Western at 121. Several industrials and utilities finished lower as the British pound traded near 3.86 dollars.
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New York Stock Exchange
Ehain
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Market Snapshot of Stocks and Utilities List
A compact ledger of assorted equities and utilities showing percent figures for companies such as Penna. R. R. 31 percent, Southern Pacific 50 percent, Sears Roebuck 32 percent, Warner Bros 5 percent, Westinghouse 41 percent, Western Union 91 percent, and others including U. S. Steel and Rubber. The data reads like an OCR fragment, listing multiple tickers with percent values and brand mentions.
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Central
Eet. N
W.R.R
Packard
Penna. R. R
Radio
Reynold's
Tob
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern R. R
Oun Olly N. ‘Y
As Corp
Pacific
Steel
Warner Bros
Western Union
Westinghouse
Quote about beer, taste, and nomination in Nashville Banner
The Nashville Banner quotes a judge saying people will be eaten if deprived of beer and mentions Scamperreans in Germany. It notes Mr Hoover seeking renomination and asserts a belief that a man can develop a taste for anything.
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Germany
Hoover
Nashville Banner
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The
Evening Star
Stat
Mary Rhodes
Red Cross
Huntsberry
N. Main St
Little Theatre
Little Theater Organization
Handley Library
Harry K. Russell
Mary Greenway Russell
Joseph Carson, Sr
Woodstock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Testeat
Imnon
E. Boscawen Street
Rosa Flegenheimer
Richmond
Herman H. Hable
Flegenheimer
Goudiver College
M. Josephine Casilear
Washington
Joseph Gibson
Upperville
Buckner
Amherst Street
Mary Adams
Anne Johnson
Martinsburg, W. Va
Wek
Cecil Funk
Albert Robinson
Fred A. Robinson
Wilbur Riley
Army Air Service
Brook’s Field
San Antonio
Texas
G. W. Riley
Valley Avenue
Carl Smith
Arthur L. Dunlap
Mary Virginia Steck
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Vassar College
Nelson Page
Joseph Massie
American Legion Auxiliary
T. Russell Cather
South Stewart Street
W. A. Baker
Bluefield
Lawrence Tierney
Tierney
Kathryn Baker
St. Joseph
Mahatma Gandhi
Duluth News-Tribune
San Diego Union
Texas Corporation
Continental Oil
Delaware
Allied Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer. Power & Leat
Amer. Tel & Tel
Amer. Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Cst. Line
Balto. & Ohio
Chesa. & Ohio
Consolid
Cigar
Eastman Kodak
Elec
Let. & Power
Fox Pictures
Gen'l. Electric
Gen'l. Foods
Gen'l. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Kennecot Cooper
Llorilard
Loews
Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
Betsy Ross
California
Long Island
Kansas City
Laarte
Tues
Virginia Day
Richmond Day
Bernardi
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Mammoth
Schooley
Zacchiners
Virginia State Fair Association
Richmond, Va
AAA
America
Fred Frame
Indianapolis
Billy Winn
Herman Schurch
Rick Decker
Andlilght
Margaret L. Hodgson
Florsheim
Yarrisonburg
Staunton
Buncutter.Tire Co
Ss. Braddock
Bell Clothes Shop
Chase
Sanborn
T Telephone
C. W. Ramsbury Grocery
Roland C. Ryan
Mgr
Kiel-Lac
R. M. Swimley
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