William H Pickard 82 Jamestown railroad official dies
William H. Pickard 82 of Hotel Jamestown died yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital. He served 45 years as traffic manager for the Jamestown Westfield and Northwestern Railway Company and was a general agent for Acme Fast Freight Carloading Company Inc. Koehlers DuBois and Koch’s beer ad lists Dial 3-8871 for delivery. D W Clark distributor. Erie Petie arrested Kenny Smyers 17 on assault charge after a complaint by a mother that he harmed her 15 year old daughter. Alderman George Christoph issued the warrant based on Mrs. Mabel Dunlap’s information.
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Awnestown
William H. Pickard
Jamestown
Acme Fast Freight Carloading Company, Inc
Jamestown General Hospital
Pickard
Westfield and Northwestern Railway Company
Erie
Petiie
Kenny Smyers
Evie
George Christoph
Smyers
Mabel Dunlap
Connie's Superette Wheat Bread and Local Notices
Daily wheat bread two loaves 35c and sliced also. Corners: Stafford: A. R. Cunningham, 28, of Chester WV, charged with issuing $75 worth of worthless checks in Meadville. stores Crawford, Eckerd's Drug Store, Weldon's cited. Summer sale at The Mabel Shoppe. Espyville man Raymond Blair, 67, in fair condition with possible skull fracture after fall. City officials plan a loan for water lines at Drake Manor. Port Erie airport expansion partly funded. land purchase about 5 percent complete. Judy Clayton at Hammond organ schedule. Herman Graden pleads guilty to forging four checks. released to return to hospital care. Remember Connie's fresh breakfast rolls and Sunday dessert.
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Connie's
Meadville
A. R. Cunningham
Chester
W. Va
Alderman
G. MacTarnaghan
Gibson
Cunningham
Crawford
Eckerd's
Weldon’s
Mabel Shoppe
Espyville
City Hospital
Raymond Blair
Erie
Port Erie
Airport Authority
Judy Clayton
VFW Club
Titusville
Herman Graden
Tionesia
Paul Allen
Graden
Warren State Hospital
N. Allen Love
Allen
Motels Planned in Fairmount Area by Jamestown Contractor
Jamestown contractor John P. Erickson plans to start construction immediately of a motel on Fairmount avenue between Glidden and Houston, after Ellicott Town Board approved extending a mercantile zone and permitting motel construction in the area. The meeting, held at Town Administration Building, saw unanimous board support. Regular Corry Rod and Gun Club gathering set for 8 p.m. Saturday. Erie justice sets bail hearing for Dan Tacone, 23, charged with aggravated assault and battery in an incident involving a Millcreek girl. next hearing scheduled for 4 p.m. Monday. new Journal phone number is 28291.
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Jamestown
John P. Erickson
Fairmount Avenue
Glidden
Houston Avenues
Ellicott
Corry
Lyons
Former Corry Man dies at Rochester
Orton K. Ford, born January 1 1894 in Corry, died suddenly at his Rochester New York home at 1 a m. He was the son of the late W L and Nellie Ford and lived in Rochester for 25 years. He is survived by his wife Mabel a son Kenneth Ford of Lockport a half brother Lawrence Brown and three sisters Mrs John Neylon Mrs Frank Harvey and Mrs Olga Nagel. Funeral service will be held in Rochester Monday at 2 p m with interment there.
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Orton K. Ford
Rochester
N.Y
Ford
W. L
Nellie Ford
Corry
Mabel
Kenneth Ford
Lockport
N. Y
Lawrence Brown
Wattsburg
John Neylon
Frank Harvey
Olga Nagel
Battle of the barrel entertains Meadville crowd
Last night’s Sheakleyville Fredonia and West Salem fire brigades staged a playful “battle of the barrel” at the Sheakleyville homecoming drawing about 1,000 spectators. Raincoats hid swimsuits as barrels and water flew without a winner declared.
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Meadville
Sheakleyville
Fredonia
West Salem
Bowl-Aire
East Washington Street
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research Sys
Weather balloon down on Sorenson farm near Susar Grove
Warren State Police were notified yesterday that a large weather balloon landed on the Sorenson farm about two and one half miles west of Susar Grove on Lotisville road. Police recovered the attached gauge box to return to the weather bureau. A separate item notes Bradford's 1985 Community Chest campaign aims for 109,500 dollars, up 4,500 from last year, covering 11 Red Feather agencies. Vacation Bible School withdrew.
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Warren State
Sorenson
Sus~ar Grove
Lotisville Road
Weather Bureau
Bradford
Red Feather
Vacation Bible School
UCS
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Honeybrook
Hills Bros. Coffee
Pillsbury Angel Food
Chuck
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Stephans
George and
Lou
Bulova
Meerdink’s
Anheuser - Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rolling Rock
Labatt
F. L
F. D
New Castle
Conneaut
Luke Justice of the Peace
R. T. Bilgerthorn
Moose
John Arvid Bruner
WCA
Lars and
Britta Nelson Olson
Bruner
Sweden
Excel Metal Company
Tocl Bank
Drake Manor
Maxwell Drive
Park Avenue
Coinnels
McIntyre’s
Eugene
A. Musante
Warren
Warren ‘General Hospital
Ray Burrows
Elgin
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Eric
Jo-Ann Thompson
West Uéth Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Edward R. Walker
Villa Serena
Iroquois
Iron Lily
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Corry Beverage
Angelo Frisina
Mayville
Warren B. Gannett
Geneva
Portage Trail District
Chautauqua County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Bruce Allenburg Jr
Gannett
Samuel J Tuthill
Stewart Hat Shop
State Liquor Control Board
Fryburg Sportsmen's Club
Fryburg
Clarion County
Fredric Armen Grove City
Gower
Barnes
Carrig
N. Center St
Wee
Corry Hospital
Prarie Mortis
South Court Street
Ewald Brandt
Ft. D
Bear Lake
Michael Dimnyckz
Brook Street
Eugene Covey
R.D
Niobe
Forest Peltier
Fifth Avennue
William Marec
Westsmith Street
Flex
Howard Rhebergen
Clymer
George Sayko
Western Auto Store
Elliottville
Ernest Hinton
Ellicottville
Buffalo Children’s Hospital
Howard G. Hinton
Spartansburg
Mellotones
Oil City
Venango County
Harold R. Clark
Amos Munson
Office
Star Waste Products Co
Union Bank
Warren Blacktop Co
Grant Street
Miraplas
Pella
W. F. Rickers
Allen St
Art & Music Supplies
P & M Store
East Main Street
Carl Hixson
Zephyr
Cardigans
Turtleneck
Katherine
Rose Marie - Flexees
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