Fire and accident notes from local area and court bid
A grass fire on the DW Grant oil lease site burned a tract and destroyed a bower house and two oil tanks. A fourth story window gave way causing injuries. Shatner Bros. building site and hospital report a possible fractured hip. The Gamble Construction Co. is the low bidder for courthouse alterations including a sheriff’s office expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Gallo Way Hill
St. Edward's
Fritz Baler
Shatner Bros
Haimot Hospital
Warren
Gamble Construction Company
City and Vicinity Item Ledger and Local Notes
Local column items report grocery specials at Wilcox Grocery and assorted notices from Grove City including weather, church appointments, hospital news, a contentious liquor bill in Harrisburg, a string of fires, vehicle accidents, and community events. Multiple residents and officials are named with brief updates on injuries, sales, auctions, and public notices across Kane, Corry, Ridgway, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. van Allsburg
Harrisburg
Archie Bonul
Kane
Eave-Bradford
Bonius
Ridgway
Besson
Floyd Webber
North Girard
Miles B
Allen D. Bidlake
Pennayewuc
Infant Vanderhoof Dies at Corry Hospital
Raymond Eugene Vanderhoof seven weeks old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vanderhoof of Spartansburg, died at Corry hospital shortly after admission. Funeral services are being arranged at Torrey funeral home in Spartansburg this afternoon. He is survived by his parents, three brothers Kenneth Richard and Ernest, and sister Julia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell’s
Wi. T. L
Methodist
Harold Carr
East Congress Street
Cotry Hospital
Benjamin Craker
Corry R
Corry Hospital
Kane
Panerni
Alonzo
Batchelor
Monaco
Anness
Frances Batchelor
Lane High School
Daughers
Meadville
Talon Inc
Rudolph Anderson
R. B.D
Jamestown
Dwern
Jamestown General
Chauiavanm
Niagara, Lockport and Onwwrlo Power Company
VF. W
Singham Holwe
Gea Yager
Centerville R. D
Weel
Trimin O'Day
Corry B.D
Kenneth Alexander
Charles Alexander
Pennsylvania Avenue
Corry ‘Hospital
Falconer
Ai Mile Square
Sparta
Raymond Eugene Vanderhoof
Charles Vanderhoof
Spartansburg
B.D
Torrey
AL Spartansburg
Kenneth
Richard
Ernest
Slater
Julia
Windsors to visit Palm Beach for conferences Friday
The Duke of Windsor, royal governor of the Bahamia Islands, plans to come to Palm Beach on Friday for meetings with financial representatives. He will be joined by his American-born wife for the discussions with official adviser Sir Edward Peacock, Bank of England governor, and a British purchasing commission member. Major Sray Phillips, the duke's comptrol aft, will attend from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadswuthen Seuss
Palm Beach
Fla
Duke of Windsor
Bahamia Islands
United States
Sir Edward Peacock
Bank of England
British Purchasing Commission
Sray Phillips
Washington
Mackintosh
Adams Not Confirmed by State Senate
Harrisburg Apr 16 The state Senate executive nominations chair, Howard I. James, says he has all but given up on confirming Col yin G. Adams as Pennsylvania state police commissioner. Democrats oppose Adams citing past campaign issues. James notes Republican opposition as well. Adams was appointed head of the force in 1939 with cabinet rank and served interim after the 1939 stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associawdtress
Harrisburg
Senasor Howard I. James
R-Buicks
Senate Executive Nominations Committee
Col Yin G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
Sg 4
Adams
James
Stema
Grand Jury
Harry Shapiro
D-Philg
Senate
Commonwealth Service
James Hon
Adamus
War Time Feed Loan Program for Farmers
The Crop and Feed Loan Office announces a war time farm credit program to boost Western Pennsylvania’s food production. Farmers may contact I J Nealon in Butler for full details or write to P O Box 464 Butler Pa. Applications for crop loans will be taken through Mrs Emmis Ward in Union City. Rep Robert F Rich criticizes Secretary of Agriculture Tekes and references Colonel Lindbergh in a House floor remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Western
Pennsylvania
I. J. Nealon
Farm Credit Administration
Butler
Butler, Pa
Claude R. Wickard
Emits Ward
Notery
Union City
Robert F. Rich
Tekes
Ordination Service Planned for Paul Francis Bayer
Rev. Boyd takes part as Paul Francis Bayer is ordained into the ministry at 8 p.m. with Rev. David R. Jones presiding and scripture read by Rev. CE Reet. The ordination prayer is by Rev. George Bickerstaff and Rev. Albert Caldwell will deliver the charge. Bayer, Grove City and Moody Theological Seminary alumnus, becomes assistant pastor of Calvary Church in Cleveland. Mrs Evelyn Gordon of Wright Street discharged from Carry Hospital after a one day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Moore
North Broad Street
Lanston's
James Martin
Trinity Episcopal Shareh
Art Wright
Walters Island
Martin Als
H. J. Grant
Cash and Carry
DeJean & Cochran
Gamalig Ch
Swedde Hs
Iiusville Preipleriag
Paul Francis Bayer
David R.i Jones
Greenville
CE. Reet
Waterford
George Bicker
Evelyn Gordon
Wright Street
Patietts
Carry Hospital
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Das Tate Sean
Weideman
HEINZ
Tbs
Pete and
Bashful
Harmonica Joe
PANAMA FIRE/DEPT
Clarence S. Wallace
First Avenue
Dial
Corry, Pa
Ene
Pillsbury
Wilcox Grocery
Pranklin
Williams Ace
Emlenton
Franklin Hospital
Ace
Mexiday
New Era
Wallace
1St Avenue
Ruimmage
B.P. W
Horn Block
State Motor Bolle
Gordon Foley
Clearfield
J. G. Dalstedt
Corry
North Towa- Wanda
Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove
Knoxborough
Clarion County
Claude L. Cummings
Wellsville
W.C
Allegany County
Los. Dewey
E. Allen Mapes
Friendship
Jamestown General Hospital
Fenrith & Hospital Board
B. O. Ellis
S. C. Bean
Clarendon
Warren General Hospital
Royal Manufacturing Company
Ethel Baker
Ray
J. C. Kinnaman
U. B. Church
Kinnaman Isne
King Fut
al Osmond
Dueless Hydraulic Brick Company
L. J. Rowe Flower Shop
Darlene DeForest
Lewis DeForest
West Washington Street
Corry ‘Hosiital
Auller's
NWS and Sport Store
Center St
Dial 37
State Senate
Boyd
Atlantic
Borstorff
Canter St
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Po
Fishermen’s Supplies
Ely
Hazel Phillips
Magnesia
Jess
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