Bank of Jamestown to retire $400000 preferred stock
Jamestown executive George Miebants announced the Bank of Jamestown will retire and pay the full outstanding $400,000 of its preferred stock using bank funds and by selling additional common stock. The move completes the bank’s prior capitalization plan and aligns with its financial strategy.
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Powell
Jamestown
George Miebants
Bank of Jamestown
Satuday
Unebark
Mmiebank
General Electric
Meerdink’s
Brother of deceased enters contested will case in Jamestown
April 28 in Jamestown reports the brother Alec Englund of the deceased has appeared in the contested will action over a 13000 dollar estate left by Andrew Englund. Attorney Harry T. Young Mayville seeks an order from Surrogate Hugh V N Bodine to allow Alec as contestant. Englund now resides with a cousin in Lakewood after living near Sacramento.
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Jamestown
Andrew Englund
Aittorney Harry TM
Young
Mayville
Hugh V.N. Bodine
Alec Englund
Mr. Young
Englund
Sacramento
Cal
Ella Johnson
Lakewood
Alec Haglund
Bolin
Christian Science Lecture Set For Tomorrow Evening
Members of the First Church of Christ Scientist announce a lecture on Christian Science to be held at their Park Street edifice tomorrow evening. The speaker is Archibald Carey, CSB, from Detroit, a Board of Lectureship member of the Mother Church in Boston.
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First Church of
Park Street
Archibald Carey
CSB
Detroit
Mich
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Corry
Marshall Sees Russia Meld on Some Sues
Senator Vandenberg said the cabinet briefing offered a preview of Secretary Marshall's forthcoming report to the nation. He noted that Stalin spoke briefly and did not depart from Molotov's prior demands at the conference. Some lawmakers felt nothing new emerged from the session.
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Stalin
Molotov
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Marshall
New Herbal Remedy Erb-Help Promises Soothe Gas Pain
A reader recounts relief from gas, bloating, and stomach pain after trying Erb-Help with a new herbal formula said to cleanse the liver and kidneys. The testimonial claims rapid improvement and urges purchase at local drug stores.
Corry area notices and local updates from 1947
Local items include daylight saving debate in Dubois and banking fast time, Band rehearsal transport needs, hospital discharges from Corry Hospital, a free Christian Science lecture in Corry, and a Brookville auto crash on Route 36. Also noted is Erie chest X ray totals, Pleasantville Fabricating Company bonds, and plans for a General Machine Shop subsidiary with a 70 000 bond issue.
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Titusville
Pleasantville
Harry A. Ewing
William Hickle Dies in Union City Hospital
William Hickle, aged 67, died at Union City Hospital Sunday evening. He was born in Fairchance, Pennsylvania, later lived in Turtle Creek and Elkhart, and owned a painting and papering business in Pittsburgh area before moving to Union City in 1916 with his wife Nellie. Survived by wife, daughter Reid Shreve, five sons, five grandchildren, two sisters, one brother, and other relatives. Funeral at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 PM.
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William Hickle
Union City
Willan O'Donovan Hick
Union City Hospital
Fairchance
Turtle Creek
Turtle Cree
Hickle
Pikhart
Ind
Ipstnimenté
Hiside
Feld Shreve
William Lee Hickle
Elkhart
Thomas B. Hickle
Harry R. Hickle
This City
Vernon H. Hickle
Lewin
Leonard E. R. Hickle
Indianpolis
Bess Hickle
Belle “Hickle
J. Leonard Fickle
Bracken- Keating
Corry Loan Bank Bandit Recaptured and Confesses
A bank robbery suspect identified by Sidney Biston and Miss Mavie Schramling was recaptured in Akron after seven days on the run. He gave an oral account of gang methods, offered no signed confession, and claimed to have wandered Ohio and West Virginia before surrendering. Police doubt the escapee’s full tale and search for about 15000 in loot. His wife and an unnamed companion remained jailed without charges. Also, longtime Plumer resident Margaret Selden, 78, died at her daughter’s home after five weeks of illness.
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Home Furniture Co
South Center St
Union City
Clambell Gardner
Thomas R. Gardner
West High Street
Ufe
Ben-Mont
New Berkshire
Meerdink’s
Srontmen
Page One
Stout
Sidney B. Biston
Mavie Schramling
Alcon
Akron
Ohio
West Virginia
John Flanigan
Spartansburg
Corry
Tarewell
Margaret Selden
Plumer
Earl Stevens, Plumer
Erie County urged to plan for trans-Pennsylvania super highway
County Engineer William Supplee called for immediate public input on a proposed east west highway across Erie County. He warned local entities that the road would be state controlled with entrances set five miles or more apart and that no local or private access would be allowed. He urged civic groups clubs newspapers and citizens to advise the state highway department on beneficial alignments.
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jAcros
Tee Leeen Supblee
Erie
Elton G Harris Dies At Home In Spartansburg
Elton G Harris aged 7 died Saturday at his home at 6 p m He lived between Union City and spin He leaves three sons Corydon Harris Portland N Y Nell and Sanford Harris Elgin The body is at Torrey Funeral Home Spartansburg Services set for 2 p m DST Tuesday Rev Edwin Armitage Spartansburg Methodist Church to officiate Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City
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Elton G. Harris
Union City
Spin
Corydon Harris
Portland
Nell
Sanford Harris
Elgin
Torrey Funeral Home
Spartansburo
Servces
Edwin Armitage
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Unioli
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Heiman
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East Smith Street
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Y. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corps
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R. D
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Kane
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John Smiley
Kane Borough
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Clifford Schlopy
Sargeant
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First Avenue
Ronald Dennis Dahl
Herbert Dahl
Rossbacher Insurance Service
St. Edward's Hall
Andrew Stewer Amr
Spring Creek
Thomas Linsis
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Leslie Upperman
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Clymer
George Gordon, Jr
East Church Street
Arthur Thompson
Holly's
Hartisburg
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A. E. Oblock
Unity
Learfield Creek
Jay
Ashville
Ashvvlle
Cambia County
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Newilehon
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Mass
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Moon
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Rowland
Western Auto Store
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Corry Legion Band
Walter Wilsted
Ensle Matishert
Wilbur Hansen
Snyder Circle
Oscar
Vance
Waynard Kel H
Findley Lake
Danah Damcott
North Clymer
Albert Clark
C.S.B
Detroit Mich
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Lamona’s
Clarion
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Brookville
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East Irving Street
Arthur M. Dewees
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Supplee
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Schrattt
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State St
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George Li
Chler
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