Removal plans for Manion Steel Barrel Works
Removal plans for the Manion Steel Barrel Works from Oil City to Philadelphia were announced. The plant faced strike-related labor issues while its factory workers had been struggling for about a year. Funeral details for John M. McLaughlin, 68, North East president of North Fast Preserving Works and former borough council member, were noted. Various local notices include sales ads, charity meetings, and community events with multiple names and places such as Perry's Place, North East, and Stockton's Market.
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Will J. Wale
Manion Steel Barrel Works
Oil City
Philadelphia
Perry
Hig
Witusville
Elmer Rabild
North East
John M. McLaughlin
North Fast Preserving Works
Powell
Kendall Sta
Cox
Campaign to curb seed shortage in Clearfield area
Authorities in Clearfield stage a campaign to curb seed shortages and promote savings. The report notes efforts to manage stock at Cash Mill and to discourage wasteful spending while encouraging prudent use of remaining supplies.
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Clearfield
Mayville Coach Camer on and stened eb bavt for 1935 6
An assorted jumble of local notices, events, and advertisements appears with names like Mayville, Waverly, Punxsutawney, and Westfield. Reads of appointments, a glass breakage at a restaurant door, and various business offerings mix with notices of residents, garden pride, and spring fashion bargains.
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Mayville
Myben Cameron
Waverly
Friendship Club Meeting and Upcoming Events at Corry
The Friendship Club met at Mrs. John Courte's home on Thursday afternoon. Awards were given to Mrs. Peter Oleson and Mrs. Mary Price after a pleasant afternoon of visits. Plans were announced for a warm sugar social at Mrs. H. E. B. Bingham's home on April 1 to entertain residents of Washou. The hostess provided lunch. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Corry. Market open Saturdays. A burglar, identifying as Martin Wilson, 40, fled from a second story window and clung to an iron picket fence after the break in. Born a son to Rev. E. Shevel and wife at Corry hospital. Accordion music Saturday night at Stanley's Main Lunch. Mrs. Carl Finch and daughter, recently in Ohio and elsewhere, have returned to Corry and are staying with relatives in Findley Lake.
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Burmanuel Guild
C. P. Ferrin
Sadie Soukett
Opportunity Club
Clifford R. Jourdett
W. Wayne Chiest
Mirs
Ralph d. Boyle
Helen Johnson
Sarepta Albert
Lanston
Dr. Larson
Warren
Willys Knight
Clinton Beach
S17
Fifth Avenue
North Warren
Spencer's Cash Mill
Frank Wilcox
RCA
St Vi W. Chapel
Olean
Mary B. Golestock
Tutaville
Colestock
W. P. Murray
Clarion
North East
A. H. Homer & Company
Main St
AML Qelief
Demustuyn Work Nn
Fay Wynn
Woods
Fredlund
Arak Merker
Golden Crescents
Melody Trio
Perry
Lahstan
Washington
Wm. Fick
Roca
W. Park Place
Young
Corry Curb Market
Friendship Club
John Courte
Peter Oleson
Mary Price
H. E B. Bingham
Ty Club
Corry
Ts -Cagtt
Martin Wilson
E. Shevel
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Stanley
Carl Finch
Gaughter
Ohio
Findley Lake
California Crime Down In First Two Months
The State Bureau of Criminal Investigation reports a steady monthly decline in crime in California with 1200 fewer crimes for the first two months of this year compared with the prior period. The report notes a continuing drop across categories and regions in the state.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Navy Yard Aircraft Plant Humming Again
Philadelphia April 5 United Press reports the Philadelphia Navy Yard aircraft factory will resume booming operations with a 2.708 million Public Works Administration grant. The plant can produce 600 planes and 800 engines annually, under manager Commander S. Sdiegler. Construction adds a 1.5 million engine shop and new hangars. design work on a new training plane is under way with actual plane production expected late this summer.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Public Works Administration
S. S Diegler
Congress
Led
Navy
Pwia
Bank Statement for Citizens National Bank of Corry PA 1955
Report of condition for Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania as of March 4 1955 lists assets including cash items and United States Government obligations. Liabilities show demand and time deposits including public funds and deposits of other banks, with capital accounts and reserves. Notarized by Cashier H W Parker with directors Loveland Sweet Desmond and notary Walter L Peaks.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pennsylvania
United States
Anc
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve
Tnited States
Ccessecsete
Ceeees Lutt Vtl
Eeween
Toran
Ira Bee
Lowe
Erie
H. W. Parker
Hunts
W. Parker
Walter L. Peaks
Loveland
G. Sweet
J. J. Desmond
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Chesterfield Cigarettes
Campbells
Scottissue
Royal Baking Powder
Florida
Lamb
Veal
Vm Ae
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Muresco
Wilcox
Arie
Caledon
North Girard
Myrtle
Marian Tidredge
Stockton's
First Ave
Hamburg
Stockton’s. Save] Co
Lake
Pearl Street
Crangford
Stockton
Ad.t
The
BoKean Motor Club
Harry Garvin
Roosevelt Highway
Smethport
Mt. Jewett
Kane
Ludelow
Sheffield
Carmen Ross
J. Chapman
WHP
Harrisburg
Dr. Chapman
State Senate
Franklin
Franklin City
Cfty Council
Robert K. Shank
Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Pranklin
Yare
Ovis
Gosnell
1Apal
Stennett's
GSN Center
Wimer Westley
Worth St
Catharine McNamara
Tinaville
St. A. Kerr
E. Lyon
Westfield
Lyon
John Alden
Stevienett
Navy Yard
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U. S
Corry H
Balgua Aay
Rican Totic
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