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Local notes and notices from Meadville and Titusville
In Crawford County court Judge Herbert A. Mook orders Fred C. Hunter and wife to remove their house from a right of way owned by Helen V. Lake Smith after a bill in equity found obstruction. Titusville officials discuss dog catcher needs and model airplane rules after a public hearing. Other short items: rescue of a Kane Dairy employee after a truck incident, car and watch repairs ad notices, and local political social event coverage. A death in Kane and a Chautauqua Lake control dispute from Lakewood Village conclude the digest.
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Powell's
Meadville
Fred C. Hunter
Crawford County Court
Helen
Lake Smith
Herbert A. Mook
Coouiette Chu
VFW
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Erie
Carl Englert
Clsirence K. Pulling
Englert
Aldermarr
James Hogan
Jim Sherman
Erie County
Plymouth
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Kane Kenneth M
Kane Hardware
Kane Summit
Crill
Kane
Cyril Hardware
Mercer
Titnsville
Pennsylvania
Colonel Drake
Titusville
John 5. Fine
Blair F. Gunther
Superior Court
Harrisurg
Heiman Jewelers
Benjamin Nye
Harboreresk
Hamp
Nye
St. John Street
Robert L. Clement
Chrysler-Plymouth
Dial
Dial 3-0154. 8-7-11 —Kane, Leonard Fiscus, Kane Dairy Employe
Pine Street
Fisels
Cunmings
Raymond's
East Washington Street
Army Engineers
Chautauqua Lake
Meyvilfel
Warner Dam
Jamestown
Mayville
Erie Street
New York State
The
Journal
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Pasco Taylor
Fort Worth
Texas
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Townville
Allegheny County
Manninen