Funeral Services for George Heath Held Monday
The funeral for George Heath was conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 20 from Bracken Kealing Funeral Home with Rev. C F Hildebrand Jr officiating. Bearers were Virgil Slye Victor Slye Ray Wolford Guy Williams Fred Ross and Donald Bensink. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from away were Roland Yochum Meadville Mrs Pan Adams Miss Hettle Heath Eric Mrs G C McCoy Pittsfield Mrs Charles Swanson Mrs Perry Mead Mrs C Higgins Mrs Vernelia Page of Columbus and Alge Timber of West Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
George Heath
Bracken- Kealing Funes
C. F. Hildebrand, Jr
Virgil Slye
Victor Slye
Ray Wolford
Guy Williams
Fred Ross
Donald Bensink
Pine Grove
Roland Yochum
Meadville
Pan Adams
Hettle Heath
Eric
G. C. McCoy
Pittsfield
Charles Swanson
Perry Mead
C. Higgins
Vernelia Page
Columbus
West Spring Creek
Meadville Fair Season Sets September Dates Across County
Meadville area officials from five fair associations announce a busy county fair season. Four fairs run the second week of September, Linesville opens September 6, runs four days to the 9th, while Charlton Spartansburg and Connesville return after a two year pause with September 13 to 15 dates. A church baptismal service was postponed and a Bible study on First Corinthians was planned by the Unit Brethren Church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Burvestside
Crainford
Linesville
Coch
Ranton
Spartansburg
Connesutville
Cemetery theft and local notices mix in brief column
City and Vicinity column recaps varied notes from authorities and residents. Caretaker Battles of Greendale reports graveyard disturbances and confronts a thief described as a stage cray squirrel. other items note highway markers, reunions, shop reopenings, and local incidents, including a German skirmish, school staffing shortages, and upcoming events at Mead Park and the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Battles
Greendale
Mearsville
Mr. Battles
Holly's
Titusville
Pal Viglo
Viglo
Whett
Cer
Davis Radio Lab
Dial
DuBois
Pennsylvania
Weidner
Mead Park
Truman Nears Home To Face Problems
President Truman risks a homeward drift as Congress limps away. He may delay any showdown with the Senate until October, seek to mobilize Army transport and coal miners, and press unfinished appointment business. Byrnes seeks State Department shakeup, Clayton could be lone survivor among top officials. Westerners rally against Clark for interior post as Stimson hints at resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Byrnes
State Department
William J. Clayton
Weeds to be cut on city properties urged by council
Councilman George Besson reported a flood of requests for weed cutting on gwent properties. The department lacks funds to fully clear all areas, but city and owners’ efforts will trim weeds along streets and city properties. An appeal goes to owners of other walk properties to act promptly or relief will be limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Besson
Oty Council
Boon
Erie County
Widow of Dr Walsh Dies in Erie Hospital
Mrs Frank Alfred Walsh 77 widow of Dr F A Walsh died at midnight Saturday at St Vincent s Hospital after a brief illness. Born Edith Van Warmer in Ceres New York July 6 1868 she lived at 128 East Seventh Street. She married Walsh in 1891 and helped develop St Vincent s Hospital. her husband died July 29 1943 after 45 years as senior surgeon. A longtime Erie clubwoman she served on boards of Sarah Reed Home Children s Home and Erie Art Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Erie Hospital
Erie
Frank Alfred Wash
F. A. Walsh
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fast Seventh Street
Edith van Warmer
Ceres
N. Y
Sie
Frank A. Walsh
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Oil City Man Held In Westfield Theft
Arden N Dalby 88 of Oil City PA was held in county jail after Westfield police charged him with breaking and entering the Main Diner on Main Street Westfield Friday night with about 35 dollars and awaiting grand jury on burglary third degree. Sheriff Clarence Bell said he formerly worked on the Route 20 highway construction project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayvills
Aug
Treasury Report Washington August 4 Balance and Debt Figures
Treasury report from Washington lists receipts of 126 million dollars and expenditures totaling 208 million 450 thousand 96328 dollars with a balance of 21,728,475,501.06 dollars. Total debt stands at 262,555,216,437.39 dollars, showing an increase of 26,658,628.30 dollars from the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Nearby Flier's License Suspended Six Months
Pittsburg August 7 a Civil Aeronautics Board representative after hearing testimony recommended suspending Peter L Eschweller's license for six months He was charged with carrying two passengers on March 17 without proper license and other violations The defendant said he remembered nothing that day due to a crash that left him unconscious for two days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Conmmonancs
Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Board
Peter L. Eschiweller
R.D
Springboro
Eschwellér
City approves ordinance and drainage project plan
City council on first and second readings approves the ordinance for street and drainage improvements to relieve sewer trouble at East Wayne Street near Congress. Five days seek permission to raze a barn between Lake and Seneca for salvage material, but council delays removal. Temporary appointments for Paul Goodman and Richard Stearns to the police force are approved, with quit claim deeds signed in favor of the School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandburg
Payne
Besson
Wayne Street
Congress Street
Lake
Seneca
Counelimant
Fred Barnes
Paul Goodman
Richard Stearns
Hepler
District lands and council votes hinge on legal opinion
District boundaries along Follett property and West Pleasant street raise questions on city interests in a driveway crossing the block. Solicitor Scott reads a formal opinion upholding a prior oral view that the tie vote on July constitutes a defeated motion. The city acknowledges a franchise agreement with Pennsylvania Bleathe Gom day and Baldwin Construction contracts cover street work with a projected cost under $2200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follett
West Pleasant Street
Scott
Mullen
Pennsylvania
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Wing -Willi Star Stores
Bax
Camay Soap
PYCO
Baker's Chocolate Leth Tae
Betty Crocker
Nescafe
Cafe Melo
Wilcox’'S
East Main Street
U.S. Mo
Glen Ocik
Vitalow
Pfe
Michael W. Baron
North Africa
France
Josep Baron
Tate
Baron
Churchill
Casablanca
Pyl
Aud
Eisenhower
Bradley
Smith
McGray Ladies’ Aid
Mem Ute
Corry Red and Gun Club
Mayville
Clymer Central School
Payama Central School
Stillwater
Dorothy Connelly
Panama
Crades St
Naum Cooper
Corty Hospital
Kenneth Nichols
East Columbis Avenue
James Kelly
East South Street
Hallie Maker
James Dyer
Conmennt Die Park
Kendall Products
Miller's
Kendall
Cole, Layer & Co
Dayton, C
Council
Stewart
Randolph
Joseph A. Rathbun
South Dayton
Erie Railroad
Mr. Rathbun
Hany J. McGinn
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Erie Ssstem Division 42
Ted Carlson
Union City
Gates
Strauss
Thornton Wilder
George Miquette Deeling
Grace Castagnetta
Symphony
Concord Ridge
Brie
Sergin Sokolof
Huesia
Colie
Charles Sokoloff
Katie Perry
Anna Tefenoit
Keystone
Stevice
Guignon's
Oil City
Westfield
FLIER
City
Blacktop
Columbus Ave
Clenzolena
L. Armitage
Fago Construction CO
Levine, Pa
Hiram
Lanston
Center St
Diol
Optometriat
CORRY
Powell
C. F. Curtis Jewelry
Mt Compl Rium Carsour
Ioun
West
Arthur Cole National
Michigan
Chamber of Weightma
Assoc
Pal
Vance
Russi
Balkear
Boris
Proble
Britain
Mak
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