Parking meters coming to Warren business district this week
Meters and bases prepared for installation while more than 10,000 attended Polish Day at Walda meer Park. Traffic and public safety notes reference army transport and a collision involving John Alderson and Hjalmer Anderson with injuries and a DWI arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Walda~meer Park
Lanston’s
Erie Peninsula Park
Seventh Cavalry Brigade
Regular Army
Chautaunia County
Fort Knox
Plattsburg
Manengers
First Army
John Alderson
Hjalmer Anderson
Jamestown
Rossiter pledges fairness in judge campaign speech
Attorney James P. Rossiter, a judge candidate, declares that a judge must be fair to all regardless of race or color and follow the law. He says a judge cannot show favoritism and must listen to all testimony to reach honest, impartial decisions, even when the task is tedious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Wrnte
James P. Rossiter
Rossiter
Judgeshijy
Jude
Bar of Justice
Meandering county notices and announcements
Numerous local items note community events, hospital updat es and police reports. A Taft resident Dr. Hawkins dies in an auto crash near Gallup New Mexico. The Mercer Fair opens tomorrow, with about 1,500 attendees at Chapmanville Harvest Home. Road repair between Meadville and Conneaut Lake expected open by next Wednesday. A 7 year old boy, Cassius Elston, is hospitalized for an emergency appendectomy in Corry with good condition. A Civil War era theater, Ford specials and Blanket Club ads appear amid assorted notices and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz Junior Foods
Wilcox Grocery
Harry M. Hawkins
Taft
Cal
Blooming Valley
Crawford County
Gallup
N. M
Chapmanville
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Cassius Elston
Niw
S. B. Bilston
East Park Place
Corry Hospital
South Center
Isabelle Graham
East Main Street
Bertha Nichols
Worth Street
August Wascak
Hatch Street
Walter Brovewics
North East
Roy Brown
Aran Gily
R. D
Bred Pratt
RD. 2
Centerville
Thomas Motor Co
Native of Columbus Dies in Kansas at 63
George Walter Skinner of Baxter Springs Kansas dies aged 63. Born in Columbus he was brother of the late Lee Skinner who was shot five years ago at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Beecher on East Congress Street. He owned and operated the Skinner News Company in Baxter Springs for about 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Christy
Ripley
Chautauqua County American Legion
Dunkirk
Erle J
William Johnson
Twelfth Street
Samuel T. Bowers
Jamestown
Timothy Morse
Limestown
Waterborn Bridge
Kennedy
Wango Creek
James J. Bell
Warren
Marjorie Briggs
John Bien
Prospect Road
Ashtabuls
Bien
Erie
Beatrice
Harry
Eugene
Sidney
Theodore
Jean Hud
St. Joseph's Church
Ashtabula
Columbus
Kansas
George Walter Skinner
Baxter Springs
Kans
Skinner
Calumbus
Lee Skinner
George Beecher
East
Congress
Skinner News Company
Paxter Springs
Patrol to guard forests against fires in Pennsylvania
Hanksy avinia forests will be patrolled by a mixed patrol to guard against increased outbreaks of forest fires due to drought. Forests and Waters Secretary Albert Stewart announced the plan after a sharp rise in forest blazes in the anthracite region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankishung
Hennsyvania
Bert Stewart
Trains Crash Near Meadville Causes Major Car Damage
A nearly mile-long freight train collided with two heavy locomotives near Meadville at Mead Avenue and Pine Street crossings. Luckily only one crew member sustained a slight injury while others escaped harm. The wreck scattered boxcars and tumbled cars, but a miracle prevented more serious injuries. Extensive damage halted the line as investigators began work.
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Meadville
Tce
Mead Avenue
Pine Street
Westhaynd
Locomotive Incident Involving Engineer Harry Booth
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a locomotive rundown with Engineer Harry Booth of Youngstown. The engine and initial cars rolled at a slow speed on the main line after side wiring some park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Booth
Youngstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willi Star
HEINZ
Bisquick Pkg
Heinz Catsup
Weideman
Scott Tissue
Wilson’s
LUX Flakes
RADIO
E. F. Brockman
Western Auto
F.C. Brown
Titusville
Warner Brothers
Penn
Francis Biewge
Vernon Township
Durtl
Conneaut Lake-Mesdville
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Grawford
Albin Benson
We Titusville Herald
Townsend Club
Arie
George L. Epp
Epp Furniture Company
Slate Street
George J. Christoph
Rochester
Christoph
Roth Motors, Inc
Oscesta Mills
Clearfield
Centre County
Bellefonte
Philipsburg
Byron Kephari
George Crane
Paul McGuire
Nf Ostealy Mills
Ernest G. Woolridge
Roy J. McMalen
Kephart
Phillipsburg
New York World's Gate Wall
Grace O. Drake
New Haven
Conn
Edwin D. Drake
George Kropp
Oak Hill
Franklin
Charles Clifford Ross
Clarion County Medical Men
James Ross
Clarion
Titusville Lodge of Odd Fellows
Hen
Jenkins
Wilkes-Barre
Water Works Park
Dennis J. Driscoll
Venango County
Henry Lané
Oil City
Colegrove
Harold Roberts
Sharpsburg
Calegrove
H. J. Grant
DeJean
Cochran
North Center Street
Starr
Fellows Grove
Grand Valley
Glenroe May
Ham
Hamop Hospital
Nathan Grassin
Miller's News & Sport Store
Center Street
Dial
Gloria Wenn
Ann Page
Iona Macaroni
Neptune
Hormel
Sunnyfield
Phoenix
V.D. Athletic Union
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