Local notices and incidents from Meadville area events
Readable items include a St Elizabeths Hall gathering with a $25 door prize, a pedestrian fatality and multiple injuries in Elk county, hospital updates on a child struck by a car, new clothing arrivals at Mortons and Meerdinks, and various community notices from Ridgway to Meadville such as police reports, renovations, and local election actions.
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St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Meadville
Charles Falcon
Jesse Falcon
Poplar
South Main Streets
Charles Water
B.D. 1
Cochranton
Meerdink’s
Ridgway
Elk County
Hidgway
Charles Warren Ellenberger
Benevette
Frank
Javery
Tuft
Powell Motor Co
Waterford
Henry K. Sears
St.Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Ylice
Bears
Willcox
Willcox’s
Eyre
Erie County Medical Society
County Prison Board
Elmer L., Evans
Coat House
All-Way Electric Co
James B. Pierce
Fredovia
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Lockport
Pierce
Lee Root
Dunkirk
Tiwnsville
George W.sterling
Meadville Budget Keeps Millage Rates for 1948 49 Pact
Meadville school board adopted a 1948 49 budget of 875 320 with mandated salary raises of 150 per year for all teachers and adjustments for advanced degrees. Millage remains 25 and 45 per capita tax, no new levies added. Hospital rummage sale planned April 16 17 at the Grand Shoppe.
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Meadville
Corry Hospital
Mary Jean Kolstee
Spring Street
Mary Ann Cosma
Aurela Cosma
North Center Street
George Kinley
Wright Street
Mervyn M. Nast
East Frederick Street
Leon Johnson
Alexander Sadowski
Columbus
William Franklin
First Avenue
Samuel Dumiewold
Clymer
Ye Olde
Shake up at Lake Front as fire police ousted
Mayville reports a dramatic boardroom style change when members of Company No. 2 gathered at their hall on Norria Street and removed the entire corps of police officers from duty in an abrupt Lake Front incident.
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Mayville
Lake Front
Norria Street
Man reports relief from rheumatic pain after TRU-AID
A man describes severe rheumatic pain with swollen muscles and stiff legs that made walking impossible. After taking TRU-AID, he claims the agony disappeared by the next day and he can walk normally, attributing his recovery to the product sold at local drug stores.
Walk to Aron For The
A brief unreadable OCR fragment mentions a walk toward a person named Aron, with insufficient context to determine event, location, or outcome.
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Wing- Willi Star
Bliss Coffee
Heinz Catsup
Clorox
Blue Boy Pork & Beans
Rae
Knox
Morton's
Rohnsonburg
Clarion
West Penn
Dial
Koehlers, DuBois and Koch's Beer
D. W. Clark
Spencer ‘Ladies’ Aid Society
Corry Bakery
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
Miller's Kendall
Conneautville
l_ Legion TARBORETS
Frank Raygal
Paul H. Younger
Allegheny College
Younger
New York City
Marts and Lundy, Inc
New Era Club
Presbyterian Church
Pleasant and
Center
Snt
Chautauqua Gorge
Lions Club
Westfield Rotary Club
Chautauqua Creek
Here
Westfield
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board Today
Alr Reduction Sales Co
Sharon
MVE
APL Teamsters
Girard Toy Makers Union, Inc
Girard
Boatd
Toy Makers
Lodge 116
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Legion
Frank Raymond
Bill Wilcox
of Corry Inc
BUACE
Adventures
Christopher Wells
CBS Network
Borstorff & Fitch
Plymouth
Foster E. Davis & Son
Spring Creek
Thurs
Concord Community Club
Jamestown
Samuel S. Edson
Tawer
Edson
Clapp
McKinley L. Phillips
Samuel A. Stroth
Titusville
Welkal
Carbaugh
Detroit
Mich
Dempseytown
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Holly
For All
Monus Tor & Loan
CH. Gens
Holt Furniture Store
Biz N. Center Street Corry, Pr
Ann Wynn
Arkay Juniors
Barbatte Classics
Barbee Juniors
Betty Hartford
Carol King
Carlye
Four Star
Hadley Juniors
Junior Vogue
L’aiglon
Marie Phillips
Martha Manning
Patty Ann
Junior
Paula Brooks
Sports Vogue
Tommy Austin Winfield
Wales Reign Inc Cyril
Phillips
Frederick George
Man
Police
Fm Sn Lg
Tion
A. Marriag
Corry
Erry
Nik Hare
Foe
Lyme Lurne
Vestigal