Regnar Meeting of WC U Members Held August Ninth
The regnar meeting of the mrombuts of the WC U will be held Tuesday August 9 at 2 p m at the home of Mrs Dan Culver 198 Mead avenue. Wallpaper sale now in progress Burgnon s 4 W Washington St Just a few left Shuler baby walkers can also be used as a stroller Exceptionally well made and strong Regularly 12.00 Sale 7.95 Lanston s 416
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. U
Dan Culver
Mead Avenue
Burgnon’s
Washington St
Lanston’s
Mowrey's
J. P. Radcliff
Oil City
Gerry
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Mead Park
Corry
A. E. Tate
E. H. Harmon
Pedestrian Bridge Work Nears Completion In Titusville
In Titusville, crews completed the bridge sidewalk on Central Avenue with five days of curing ahead for the deck. Once set, the team will begin pouring the main bridge floor, aiming to finish by Wednesday. Meanwhile, local notices promote charity events, rodeo shows, and community gatherings across Corry and nearby towns.
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Powell's
Corry W. C.T. A
Dutch Bay House
Wilcox’s
Titusville
Central Avenue
Lanston’‘s. Até
Altenbure
Townville
Oakes
Hydetown
Cal. A. L. Gatewood
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Pleasantville
C. A. Holliday
At The Hospital Omic and Local Notices
A jumble of names lists patients and discharges at the hospital and a river of local notices. Residents named include Mrs. Gerald Eastman Mrs. Ivan Wickwire Mrs. Roger Ross Mrs. Elwood Davis Arnold Applebee Gerry Mathews and others from Erie Clymer Dayton Punxsutawney Cooperstown and Kane. A Norse of repairs and services appears with beer deliveries and a cornerstone ceremony for St Severin's drifting parish. A fire incident near Reno prompts highway cleanup and oil spill response with state and national transit crews on scene.
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Omic
Gerald Eastman
West Main Street
Ivan Wickwire
North Center Street
Roger Ross
B.D
Elwood Davis
Erie
Arnold Applebee
West
Washington Street
Gerry Mathews
Howard Mathews
Clymer
Mowrey
John Mark Gannon
St. Severin’s
Frank J. Turner
Sts. Cosmos
Punxquiawney
Cooper's Settlement
Cyril J. Krong
Attatr
Wensover
Wilcox
Kane
Holgate Brothers Company
Collision repair and strike updates at Oil City
Oil City reports a six day strike among 366 Pennwoll Co. workers remains deadlocked. Next contract talks set for Monday in Rouseville with Grover Stainbrook observing. Gas station out of gasoline and picket lines at Elm Street, Local 55 610 Oil Workers picketing day and night, station to stay open. Also notes a Stanford Hose Company picnic August 7 and the death of Gertrude Long Hines from a stroke. Salvation Army citadel site purchase at Sycamore and Spring, varnish prices, Democratic leadership invites, and Mayville signal system status for East Whallon Street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennwoll Co
Rouseville
Grover Stainbrook
Elm Street
Oil Workers International
Stanford Hose Company
Sekerak's Grove
Gertiude Long Hines
Conrad J. Hines
Mt. Tewett
Elmer Beatty
Bradford
Sycamore and
Spring Streets
Salvation Army
Fratt and Lambert
Lanston’s. Até
Findley Lake Group 10 Holds Annual Meeting
Findley Lake Group 10 holds its annual meeting outlining a boat speed curfew between 5 p.m. and 9 a.m. south of the island and a $100 fine for dumping rubbish. Members emphasize keeping Findley Lake as a family-friendly vacation spot and respecting privileges. The meeting on the 10th will be at the BUB Church in the village with refreshments served by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perret Cearet Pene
Leaters
Pindley Lake
BUB
Appeal of Doyle Conviction Claimed Frame Up
Abner Green of the American Committee of Protection of Foreign Born said the Jamestown trial of Charles A. Doyle was a frame-up and announced plans to appeal. Doyle, 44, a former CIO leader, was convicted by a local jury of illegal entry into the United States after allegedly making false and misleading statements to immigration officials.
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Doyle
Jamestown
Aug
Theamestown
Charles A. Doyle
Abner Green
American Committee of Protection
Chautauqua, Sounty
United States
CIO
Inhar Eader
Doyle free on bail pending sentence in Buffalo case
Doyle a Stotland native is free under $2,000 bail awaiting sentence by Federal Judge John Knight in Buffalo on August 15. He has also posted $3,500 bail in New York City deportation proceedings over an alleged Communist party connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Stotland
John Knight
Buffalo
New York Cty
Communist Party
Sharpsburg Man Killed in Brother A r g u m e n t Slaying
Pittsburg August 6 County Detective George Weidl said a 22 year old Sharpsburg man Edward Woorls was shot and killed early today in an argument with his brother Paul 25 over a woman. The slaying occurred at the brothers home in a quiet part of Shaler township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Weidl
Sharpsburg
Edward Woorls
Paul
Shaler Township
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Campbbell
Campbell’s Vegetable Soup
Franco Spaghetti
Kadota
Can
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Topp
Hudnuts
DELUX
Miller’ Kendall
James D. Berry
Windy Hills
I~busville
Pennsylvania Guernsey Association
C. R. Huston
Pranchester Parks
Lin~hurst
Thomas Motors
Camp, Dresser & McKee
Boston
Mass
Clarion River
Sanitary Water Board
Norris W. Vaux
Cook Forest
Military Order of Cooties
Franklin
Mary A. Jones
L. P. Law
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Charles VanTassel
Spring Street
Elmer Warnshouse
Dayton
N.Y
Jessie Hum
R.D
Manley Robbins, Sr
East Main Street
Benjamin Craker
Columbus Avenue
Duiquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Moore's
Piremen
M. S. Cobjbett
Raymond’s
East
Lee A. McGhacken
Friddy
Robert R. Howe
Neilstown
John Watkins
Cooperstown
Jareen
Cherrytree
Domer Bailey
John Thompson
Cherrytree Township
Fee
East Side
Stanley M. Schwartz
Schwartz
Thomas Platley
Iron City
Blue Ribbon
Rolling Rock
Garling‘s Ale
Dial
Perry & Rezzelle
West Main St
Mayville
Pennsylvania
Whallon Street
N. M. Lawrence
Findley Lake
Keystone VanCise
Desmond Electric
Shorea
Corry, Ri
California
Burgnon's
W. Washington St
Arnold
Lary
Om . AL Pe
Cus
Corry Building
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Homer G. Bulard
South Center Street
Ree Ole
Saturnda
Sweden
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