Local ads and notices blend with memoirs and notes
A fragmented page shows an assortment of line ad texts listing names and addresses, hospital mentions, a memorial service notice for Fanny Swanson, and scattered personal hints. The mix includes names like Allison Bell, Emma Whipple, Edward Fenstermacher, and Jean Trasks with locations across Union City, Corry, Wattsburg, and Cambridge Springs, plus a brief quotation about fame and Marilyn Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Bell
Union
City
West Washine
Michael ‘Thiess
Centerville
Emma Whipple
Spring ‘Street
Edward Fenstermacher
East Columbus Avenue
Arthur Bolan
R. D
Christine
Robert Emory
Clymer
Charles Jewell
Meadvente
Richard Goodwill
Cleveland
Ronald Rhodes
Gregory Scott
North Clymer
Neil Kent
Wattsbore
Olive Donaldson
East Park Place
Sandra Bemis
Corry
Kenneth Wellacher
Kenneth “Mark
Cambridge
V Springs
Union City Memorial Hospital
Jean Trasks
Youngsville
Reginald Lawrence
Venango
Victor Peterson
Cambridge Springs
Rosella Stevenson
Wattsburg
Patricia Maleski
North Center Street
Gregory Besonson
Union City
Neva Fields
Waterford
Funeral Notices for Swan son and Borstorff at Bracken Home
Funeral services for Mrs Theodore O. Swan son will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Wednesday with calling hours Monday 7–9 p.m. and Tuesday 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Lutheran section. Orrin Laverne Borstorff’s body is at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing Tuesday 7–9 p.m. and Wednesday 3–5 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. prior to Thursday 2 p.m. service. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Theodore O
Fanny) Swanson
Bracken
Pine Grove Cemetery
Borstorff
Orrin Laverne Borstorff
Bracken Funeral Home
Unlettered but not dumb blonde continues life of Arthur Miller wife
The piece recounts a free spirited life of a woman connected to Arthur Miller, detailing her poetry, New York phase, and reflections on foster homes, acting roots, sex, lateness, dress, and wealth with a candid, period tone. It notes her avoidance of pomp and focus on personal appeal and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Arthur Miller
Deaths Orrin Laverne Borstorff 60
Orrin Laverne Borstorff of R D 4 Corry died yesterday morning after a short illness at age 60. Born August 30, 1901 in Corry, he spent his life here and worked earlier at Hammond Elevator Co and Aero Supply. Survived by two daughters, seven grandchildren, one sister and two brothers. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borstorff
Corry
Hammond Elevator Co
Aero Supply
Paul Rusterholtz
Dearth Swager
Ripley, N. Y
Charles Allis
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Borstorff
R. D
Edwin
Bracken Funeral Home
BS ‘Brinkman
The
Christian and [Missionary Alliance Church of Erie
Pinte Grove Cemetery
Start Hunting Season Opens Early In Search Of Lost Plane
Governor Bert Combs moved the opening of the snipe season up in eastern Kentucky to aid the search for a missing light plane that vanished July 29 with three aboard. Hunters are urged to scour the region for clues as the hunt begins ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Council Holds Sidewalk Bazaar Amid Shifting Stance
At the May meeting Redmond reversed a previous stance and urged a sidewalk along the Kurt property on the west side, arguing the east side walk cost is borne by more landowners. He warned the city could enter real estate by letting land revert, while discussions cited PRR plans and state hardwoods involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Redmond
Coucil
Kurt
Iso
Cone
Reimond
Fins
Redmon
Tre
Santo Pate
Clement
Pennsylvani Avenue
Tr State
GLI
Red Qhoad
Stella Barty
Op Hotel Redmond
Pennsylvania Railroad
Weber
PRR
Th Street
Mead Avenue Walk Dispute Delays City Plan on Sidewalk
Council debated Mead avenue sidewalk alignment after Arthur Mequisten protested city engineer Victor Wart stakeout encroached on his lawn. He cited Mead Park walk as four feet while proposed five feet on his side. concerns over tying the two walks and trees forcing deviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounghe
Redmond
de Soi
Arthur Mequisten
Ed! Meadaivemie
Cornell
Victor Wart
Mead Park
McQuiston
Vunell
Ys Avenue
Mead Avenue
McQuisten
Ward
Wrong Plug Causes Electrocution of Three Year Old Boy
Police said a three prong plug should have been used on a hair dryer that killed Harry T. Gaygen, three, at a Port Lock home. Investigators found a two prong plug connected to a three wire cord with ground attached to the frame, causing the metal heat register to carry current to the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Harry T. Gaysen
Harry
Elaine Clark
James J. Gaygen
Chari
Gaven
Proud
City Grants Extensions for Sidewalk Work and Notices
Ward's solution and council support led to extending the August 1 deadline in three sidewalk cases. Bard VanGuilder spoke for Leon Cable regarding a Wright street lot and truck movement for a new home, with the walk kept intact. Carl Swanson on East South street received an extension to September 4, as did Lawrence Hosier on East Main street after a notice lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swanson
East South Street
Swanson
Lawrence Hosier
East Main Street
Social Secretary Edith Beyham Helm Dies at 88
Edith Beyham Helm, 88, longtime White House social secretary to Presidents Wilson, FDR, and Truman, died yesterday. Her service spanned several administrations, shaping official social events and hosting diplomatic gatherings at the executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edith Beyham Helm
White House
Wooddrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
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VFW Club
Flye Rexall
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ifsebergen
Turben
Chevrolet
Deale
Roatertertedgerys
Wayne Ellsworth
Norman Wilson
James Lord
Ronald Akam
Jamestown Street
Marilyn Monroe
Eastern Star
Brack Jen
Fanny Swanson
Setententete Cde Stete Aston
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
Boy
Chapin
F.C. Chapin & Son Union
City,pa
Ings & Loait Paying
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