Patrolmen Transferred to Meadeville Station in Milks and Meetings
Patrolman G A Sister of Franklin and Patrolman M D Alexandy of Clarion have been transferred to the Meassville station of the highway patrol. They succeed Patrolmen M Mens and BML Ruhl, who recently resigned for other Meadville positions. There is a note about milk brands and a Sterling delivery phone number. A church meeting at Saint Ailspeke Pauls Lutteran is announced for tomorrow evening. A party of a dozen people traveling to DuBois faced canvassing fines. Sharon High School students won four first places in the Western League eliminations. Grove City won the boys and girls events in flute and French horn categories.
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G. A. Sister
Franklin
M. D. Alexandy
Clarion
Haveeen
Meassville
Highway Patrol
M. Mens
Bml. Ruhl
Meadville
Sterling
San Ailspeke Pauls Lutteran
George Nagle
Bachomer
Nders
Rubbish
Call
Sharon Migh Schwul
Pricey Mgal
Grove City
Wil J. Wilcox
Pennsylvania
Board of Game Commissioners
Game
Commission
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Yvonue
Turk
Pottsville
Albert L. Thomas
State Armory
Zelman
Corry
Davison
Busia
Beaverdam
Rogers
West South Street
State Superior Court
Isador Russella
Indiana
Indiana County Criminal Court
Russella
North Eleventh Street
Francis G. Burton
W. C. Burton
Buffalo
Central Polyetinic Hospital
Clarice Chit
Lillian Guild
Murphy Company
Sutzwal
Iiece
Iffine
Frank Mitito
Butler
Vestings
Kolion
Simonl Thompson
Tuller
SBI City
Thomas J. Brown
Paarl Street
Olt City Hospital
City
Joseph T. Brown
Stockton’s
First Avenue
Hull
Harry Iull
Smethport
Trea
Pennsylvania State College
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Hult
Smathport High School Aadl
Taxidermy license crackdown and local notices stir Erie region
The Erie area reports unlicensed taxidermists face prosecution as the Game Commission plans a statewide inspection. Additional items include boxing cards, funeral notices, a poisoning of a kitchen stove incident, deportation trains, humane week events, and local meetings from Corry to Jamestown with police, church, and civic notices.
Presbyterians Meet Thursday Supper and Meeting
Members of the Presbyterian church and congregation urged to attend a tureen supper Thursday evening April 4 at 6:80 o'clock in the gym. The committee will furnish rolls and coffee. The annual church business meeting will follow the supper. The Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church parlors at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon and are asked to bring their tureen and stay for the evening.
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Honeix Blue Room
United States
Metropolitan Opera House
Philadelphia
Melody
Perry's Place
Port Douglas
Salt Lake City
First Chref
Mary Leplenc
Jamestown
Lepleno
G. A. Stockton
First Avenue
Nickel Plate Road
Liman
Frosmyke Ustisch
Cuba
Bilis Island
Albion
A. L. Barkman
Erie
New York
Tamocrore
Ene First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clu
Eich
Gormittees
Ladies Auxiliary
Cor Hospital
Nort Center Street
O'Cloar
Avi Aki
Corry
State Armory
Roland Gage Dublin Farnic
Nou Salamgaea
Severibe
Crawford M. Woods Co
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Dailstrand
East Main Street
Kennedy Fire Company
Mark Walrod
Kennedy-Jamestown Road
Brokenstraw Valley
D. A. Ra
Poster Davis
Ben Starr
Agatha St. Pierre
C. J. St Pierre
East Columbus Avenue
Cory Hospital
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
Charles Springstead
East Wayne Street
RCA
Mazda
All-Way Electric Co
Carl Persons
Corry Hospital
Sherman
N. Y
Jeannette
Glen Hepler
Liberty Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Contein
Elmer Westley
Loink Wilcox
Harold Farnsworth
Randolph
Alfred J. Lindsay
Presbyterian Church
Lavies Aid Society
Publication would end mercantile appraisers lists
Harrisburg report: Rep Lowell H Alexander introduces a bill to discontinue newspaper publication of mercantile appraisers lists. The measure, drafted by Attorney General Mar gintti, aims to save about 220000 dollars in the next biennium and has administration backing.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Lowell H. Alexander
Mifflin County
Democrat
Mercantile
Commonwealth
Charles J. Margintti
Pedestrian grade crossing deaths rise in Pennsylvania study
April 2 many crossings reported seven pedestrians killed at protected grade crossings in Pennsylvania last year with eighty automobiles stalled and trains striking vehicles. The Public Service Commission noted most accidents occurred at night and during darkness.
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Barrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Apt
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Lincoln
Armour
Wisconsin
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