Local notices and accidents clutter busy day in Ridgeway area
A string of items reports a paper hanging and flower shop ads, a farm injury near Mesdville, a car crash on Bootroad near Ridgway injuring occupants, and local school and civic notices. Also listed are battery ads, medicine products, and upcoming opportunities at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wayne Street
Clement Darling
William Faugn
Mesdville Gity Hospital
John Buzzard
Citrate Magnisia
Guatatia
Tounder Mille of
Magnesia
Ate
Muitl Gio
al Stivizol
Lindsley’s
First Avenue i Hepuy
Christus
W. E. Phillips
Opportunity Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Mra WL
North Center Street
Mya F. Ty England
Hany Apert
Marion Smitly
Starisiane
Phin Chebayes
Phursday
Mig
Weller
Dorothy
Ridge Strist
Hiernsai Suetaril
Gilesh
Conitts Mre
Deteda
Con Brown
Steve Gibson
Charles Oliver Rhea
O. B. Rhea
Meadville
Uhurch
Jarerne A. Fisher
Stoneboro
Stuart A. Culbertson
Kenneth Maltbb
Art
James town court fines and license revoked for DUI
City Court before Judge Allen E. Bargar heard guilty pleas from Ernest C. Anderson R D 2 fined 100 dollars and had his chauffeur license revoked for driving while intoxicated. Arthur Watt 88 Summit Avenue Lakewood fined 5 dollars for being drunk and disorderly. Two defendants awaiting trial received dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ernest C. Anderson
R. D
Allen E. Bargar
Arthur Watt
Summit Avenue
Lakewood
Nicholas ‘Tate
Foote Avenue
Lay
Edward Ft. Cook
Lafayetta Street
Chevrolet Motors
W. S. Knudsen
Maret
Knudsen
W. E. Phillips
Ol City Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh Division
Ter
Sharon senior wins four year scholarship at Rensselaer
William Reyer, a Sharon high school senior, has been awarded a four year scholarship at Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute after competing with hundreds of students nationwide. The notice lists local business ads from A. H. Homer & Co. at 518 W. Main Street including Saturday specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Homer & Co
W. Main Street
William Reyer
Sharon
Rensselaer
Polytechnical Institute
Woman dies after police struggle to stop self harm
Mrs Eu ni Hall, 3d, wife of William M Mall, died in South Side hospital from a bullet fired during a police attempt to prevent self harm. Officers entered a washroom in her husband's office where she had locked herself, and a shot rang out with a gun found beside her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
EU Ni Hall
William M. Mall
South Side Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake Shore
Ivanhoe
Rinso
Ax Sweet Pickles
Florida
Sunkist
Joe Ame
Mihi Bananas
Willi Star Stores
Rokk
Eason
Kibler Block
L. J. Rowe
Ford
Fon
Parkerhouse
Gary
Frank A. Berkenstock
Renova Public Schools
Forty Fort
Renove Schools
John A. BoWer
Spencer
Boyd Spencer
Yz Hollow
Ghretts
Geeil Johnssons
Hydetown
Titusville
Penn
Gerry
Main St
Crawford Woods
Will J. Wilcox
Crawford M. Woods Company
J. T. Cox
St. Vincenta Hospital
Erie
Gox
Marjorie May
Columbus
Alice Miller
Donald
Kenneth
Harold
Brit
Arnest
U. S.S
Pensacola
Panama Canal Zone
Pueytr
United States
J. At. Hamilton
Edinboro
Warren
Roy Bell
Mr. Bell
Tunes Publishing Co
Training Bears
Yrould
Bors
Clyde Mee Coy
Lovell Station
Pat Gallighter
Roberta Anne
McCray
Bliss
Dorothy Dimimicks
Caughier
Nulain Dimimick
Gindard Street
McCoy Brother
Central Service
East South Street
Cay
Worf
San Myers
Febich
Tin
Audidant
Jim
Shanon Speedway
Griffiths
Trumbell County
Ohio
Spencer's Cash Feed Store
Samuel A. Chrison
E. J. Squier
John ¥. Dearing
Carlson
Squier
Weket
Mr. Dearing
Carlson Negan
Publish ‘Works
Eléazer’ Green
C. Christensen Motors
Dodge
Plymouth Dealers
First Avenue
Harry's Land
Umder
Main Street
Forest Avenue
Lic
Impechines
Joseph Lb. Trambley
Ohnsonburg
Brandycamp
Jefferson County Bar Association
Brookville
Enuote
Pinecrest
John Newcnme
West Congress Street
William Ward
Milwaukee
Wis
W. K. Irving
Butler High School
Butler
Harrisburg
Warren State Hospital
United Brethren In Chrish
St. Pisteo
East Columbus Avenue
Wiener
Roy Moyris
Ross Fleming
Fathers Bush
Diniers
Cord Street
Chas
B. Reynolds
Callies
Lincoln
East Washington Street
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