Easter Shoes and Local Notices From Erie Area
The Erie region items include Pol Parrot kids shoes for Easter from Barnes & Carrig, a transfer of Russell Merriman from Norfolk to Key West, and spring jackets for $4.98 plus. Local events note Nazarene zone rally Friday at 4 p.m., Wheelock Church evangelistic services all week at 8 p.m., and Hockson's Floral Gardens Easter displays. A prowler incident near Ivory grocery, a Franklin death of Floyd W. Ray, a non dancing Good Friday event at the Italian American Club, Meadville open for business, and Vernon Township airport plans with three aviation service plants. Boots priced $8.95–$10.95 and knee boots $5.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. VanGorkom
Franklin
Franklinl
Floyd W. Ray
Franklin Hospital
Ray
Harvey Werling
Big Vernon Township
Meadville
Conneault Valley High School
Chester B. Lingo
Cpl
W. J. Cuthbert
VFW
Elks Clubs
Tneg Johnson
Corry-Jamestown
Macko’s
Warren
Pennsylvanian Railroad
House of Flowers
South Center Street
Wno
Norman MN
Babweel
Meadville Rotary Club
Talon, Inc
Service Club
Alfred Holden
James E. Werle
Bernard Miller
P. D. Blair
Weekly
Bulletin
Weller Blanchard
Moose Club
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Erie man returned to custody on assault charges
James Luce, 21, of Lindley, N Y, was brought back to Erie from Chattanooga Tennessee and jailed on an open charge after serving a ghost larceny sentence. He faces charges of beating a 60 year old woman in her home on Christmas Day. Det Sgt Carl Malinowski and County Det Roy Mong oversee custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Erie
James Luce
Lindley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Carl Malinowski
Roy Mong
Luce
Dufstedy
Chguarapee
Women of the Moose
Academy of Friendship
Frank Dorrance
Hospital Report and Local News Briefs From Titusville Area
Admitted patients include Mrs. Lee Lillie and Mrs. Stanley Beckwith with address notes in R D 2 and 1. Discharges list Mrs. Walter Potts and Mrs. Lulu Merklinger among others. Criminal case: Knapps face withdrawal of larceny charges, $100 settlement to Helen Kolobits, grand jury action upcoming. Local economy notes include beer distributors Koehlers, DuBois and Koch's, Easter products at Carroll's Gift Shop, and Jamestown plant strike talks with 200 to 600 workers affected. Brian Mead elected Jamestown Chamber president replacing Lous Turner. Crosley radios promoted by Mer Appliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lillie
Jane
Verne Messinger
R. D
Stanley Beckwith
Herold Arnold
Nagle Street
Eugene Powers
Sherry
Perry McCray
Elsin
Nancy Lee Davis
Bear Lake
Walter Potts
Mott Street
Robert Young
Spring ‘Creek
Lawrence Sayercoul
Clymer
Lulu Merklinger
Sixth Avenue
Albert Arnink
VFW
Elks Clubs
Titusville
Albert J. Knapp
N. Allen Love
Knapps
Helen Kolobits
Kolobitz
Knnapps
Knapp
State
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Leon Everett Brown
C.M. Sonne
Crawford County
Carroll
Warren
Donald Holmes
Warren State
Holmes
Olds the Florist
North Center Street
Dial
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Bakers
Scotties
Barnes & Carrig
Hockson’s Floral Gardens
Jamestown
Herbert Wallen
Samuel Edson
Wallen
Manrar County
Amestown
Ivory
Fred Cochran
Seersucker
Mabel
Carl W. Johnson
Meadville - Area
Tokyo
Army Hospital
Johnson
Edward . Jahmson
Meadyilie
S P.m
Hickok Sports Jewelry
Kane
Kane Mynot
Norman P
Dick) Busse
Oi! City Blizzard
Harrisburg News
James
Am Brie
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Dick Rossbacher
Forestville
Roald G. Wil
Olds
Mayville
Charles ©. McCloskey Jr
Frederick J. Turner
Fort Eustis
Warren County
Clearfield
Lee Hall
McCloskey
Paul's Hardware and Service
Connie’s
West Main
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Corry Hospital
Tamestown
Jamestown Metal Corporation
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company
Robert
Emmert
Tylersburg
Kane Summit Hospital
Dean Wolcott
Wolcott
Brian Mead
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce
Lous L. Turner
Mead
Marlin Rockwell Corp
Moll’s Bakery
C. P. Lytle
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penelee
J. P. Callahan
Crosley
Mer Appliance Company
West Mainstret
Ritz
Tf-A
Menaville
East Fairfield Township
Gizzie Monument Co
Lynford Chase
Snyder Circle
Riller
Kolin
Miller’s
Kay McDowell
Kay McDoyell
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