Beaver Township land sale and local notes in Crawford
State purchases 620 acres in Beaver township Crawford count from Kennedy family and D2 party, with two parcels totaling 242.3 and 5779 acres on record. Clyde Miller of Spartansburg AR, a former Corry Hospital patient, left hospital six days after the pact. Dutch auction and John Marsh orchestra entertain. Towsi Send Club event at 3422 Noma Satterlee hosted. Oil drilling east of city rises from 2147 to 2261 after months of decline. Derrick reports 2467 oil wells 490 diggles 143 gas wells 190 water intakes. Thomas Pessia 35 Bradford man hurt falling from roof in Bradford hospital. Richard Couch 18 Bradford deer season hunting incident victim discharged home after a gunshot wound. Penny supper by Beaverdam Methodist postponed to Wednesday. Mrs Mary McGuire released home after Corry hospital stay. Leon Craker returned home from Corry hospital after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrey
Beaver Township
Crawford
Kennedy
Clyde Miller
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
John Marsh
Towsi
Noma Satterlee
Menice Satterlee
Johnson Street
Cory Hospital
Maren
Oi City Dextice
Thomas Pessia
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Richard Couch
City
City Hospital
Daylight saving vote discussed at Youngaville polling place
Residents of Youngaville consider daylight saving in regular primary voting. A poll booth will be provided at the polling place for the community to cast ballots on the subject. Local notes include store ads, city schedule changes, and brief police and court items from Erie and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngaville
Erie
Ele Chamber of Commerce
Erie Clearing House Association
Erie Retail Merchants’ Association
The
Manufacturers Association of Erie
Walter Brigham Returns Home From Hospital
Walter S Brigham of West Church Street was discharged from Corry hospital after seven days as a patient and returned home this afternoon Snowfall totaled two inches this winter excluding lesser falls, per the state highway department Meadville office A cottage prayer meeting for United Brethren Church will be at 520 North Center Street Camorrow tomorrow at 9 15 with Mrs Marshall Sherwood leading Enrollment records show strong response to the group hospitation plan at Titusville City Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Brigham
West Church Street
Te Corry Hospital
State Aighway Department of Highways
Meadville
The
United Brethren Church
Carl Wengert
Northy Center Street
Marshall Sherwood
Titusville City Hospital
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
King
Dle
Wheaties and
Sky Ranger 2
Nestle
Apereley
Cate Ly
Libby
Beaverdam
Mary McGuire
North Comer Street
Corry Hospite
Leon Crakker
West Columbus Avenue
Te Institution
Joe Ziesenheim
Hr. Ziesenheim
Erie County
Ziesenheim
George H. Earle
Earle
Alfred Landon
Will Rose
Congress
Kraft
Texas
Wilcox Grocery
West
Edgyman
Memorial
Warren
Kane
Pennsylvania
Focal Yards
Fev
Penn- Vivania Railroad
Retford Kenniston
Ellis Electric
Harry Chris
Corry “Hospital
Liberty
Robert G. Stevens
Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Public Assistance
Girard
Noni Rast
Albion
Perry Beauty Salon
American Medical Association
Eric
Leslie G. Foties
Pennsylbdnia Motor Police
Everue
Ines
Holly
Ralph Laird
Union City
Maud
Miles B. Kitts
United States
Joseph B. Guffey
Headat Meters
Mabe
Alois Schliger
Western
Bellefonte
Matt Hess
Schliger
James Massing
Wesleyville
Stephen Noyoing
Fe. D
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua County Bankers’ Association Gb
Storeweed Country Club
Dunkirk
Bradford Spolce
Bradford Juvenile Court
H —Nightcrawlers
Walter A. Jones
Deiooratle
U. S
David 2. Lawrence
State Committee
Venango County
Oll City
Lawrence
Jones
Allegheny
Charlotte Reynolds
Douslas Reynolds
Grand Street
Com
Irs
Howard Steeis
Oh. D
Connenmiville
Gresford County
Springboro
Lanston’s
Keroyme
A. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Cash & Carry
John Freyenmuth
Cochranton
Proyertuthart
Coshranton
Burelars
Daley and Schmidt
Dunkirke
Leo Donovan
Jewell
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Peninsylaahia Gas Company
Bec
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