Greenhouse ads and court note headline from Titusville
Beautiful large glads and other garden items promoted by Mowrey’s Greenhouses at 675 Wayne Street with greens and soil offered this week. A police court case in Titusville involved a man who filed a warrant against a former housekeeper. after a drunken delay, the man was jailed for the time being while the woman was released for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowrey
Wayne Street
Corry W.C.T.U
Titusville
Biter
City and Vicinify ing Elks meeting and local notices
Community notes include BPO Elks meeting at 7 30 p m Saturday to pay respects to Brother E D Mackenzie and a state Education Congress set for Harrisburg September 29 30 to discuss school funding administration and future needs. Also listed are a Red and Gun Club gathering, a car collision injuring Maude Bright, VFW League bowlers meeting, a Warren larceny case, a firemen dance in Spar Town, a Mayo Clinic flight for Rosswog, a Corry Masonic lodge gathering, and various local business and real estate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPO Elks
E. D. MacKenzie
Harrisure
Francis B. Hails
Corry Red
jGun Club
Warren
Maude Bright
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren General Hospital
James W. Dunkle
Kane State Police
Peter Casperson
Keplar
Route 219
Spartansburg
Erie
Port Erie
Robert E. Rosswog
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Rosswog
Hamot Hospital
George Stoney
Ralph McCray
Corry Lodge No. 365
Bracken Funeral Home
Brookville
National Bank of Brookville
L. V. Deemer
DuBois Deposit National Bank
National Bank
DuBois Institution
Samuel A. Breene
GOP
State Finance Committee
William H. Worrilow Sr
Lebanon
Associated Press
Miles Horst
Harrisburg
Lodge
Brother E. D. MacKenzie
Elmer L. Evans
Burton R. Laub
Raymond G. White
Albion
Ronald Wronek
Carroll W. Wronek
John Harold Pearson Conneaut
Corby Lodge No. 365
Ricky Christian
Lakewood
Oil City
Linda Jean
Charles
Eugene Price
On City
Iroquois
Iron City
Darlings
Pabst
Blatz
Corry Beverage
Students and friends raise headstone fund for Professor Wilson
One hundred twenty eight contributors from eighteen states donated to the special Professor Henry C. Wilson fund to erect a grave headstone. Keppel Tiffany chaired the fund with Miss Florence Wond Miss Helen Rowe and Miss Ena Cohen reporting more than $300, enabling purchase and erection of a headstone inscribed A Tribute From His Students and Friends. Wilson taught piano in Corry for 52 years, died in 1939, and his Pine Grove Cemetery grave was unmarked until this year when a local group organized the campaign. People out of town receive a photograph of the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wilson
Keppel Tiffany
Special Fund
Florence Wond
Helen Rowe
Ena Cohen
Wilson
Corry
Pine Grove
Hospital report overview lists admissions and discharges
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a. m. shows admissions including Francis Hardy Spring Creek and Kathryn 8 daughter of Willis Harrison Spar tansburg plus James Edward 22 month old son of Andrew Martin and others. Discharges include Donald Wharton Spring Creek and Mrs Ray L Little Pittsfield among several Spar tansburg and Meadville residents. A floor show runs every Saturday and Sunday by Italian American Club. Meadville notes: James King leaves Printz Co. to manage a shop in a new plaza near Elyria Ohio. 62 unit ONeil Sheffield Plaza planned between Lorain and Slyria. Connie's Superette promotes Sunday baked goods. Crawford County Fairgrounds drew 25 000 to 30 000 attendees for largest single day registration.
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Francis Hardy
Spring Creek
Ralph Roush
North Clymer
Clarence Vanderhoof
R. D
Spartansburg
Frances Stuart
West Frederick Street
Willis Stevens
Clymer Kathryn
Willis Harrison
Irvin MacDonald
West Washington Street
Sophie Rose Sanders
James Edward
Andrew Martin
Mead Avenue
Osc¢ar Vance
Donald
Don Wharton
Ray L. Little
Pittsfield
James Ross
Martin Heliker
Sparansburg
Harold Dougherty
James Edward Martin
Meadville
James W. King
Printz Co
Elyria
O'Neil-Sheffield Plaza
Lorain
Slyria
Connie’s Superette
Crawford County Fairgrounds
First Look at Canadian Football Opens Big Four Season
Ottawa and Toronto launch the Big Four with 12 man teams and five point touchdowns on Varsity Stadium. NBC will broadcast to millions while about 20 000 attend in person. Canadian rules feature no time outs except for injury and unique field and downs adaptations.
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Toronto
United States
Ottawa
Varsity Stadium
NBC
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Chase & Sanborn
Kraft
Chuck
Mclintyre
The
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Gsi
Mms
Pyar Tee Te
Franz Furniture
Thermal Revenue Department
Buffalo
Eastern Glass Company Inc
Andrew W. Maslenik
Dick Rabill
Marty Reen
William Diggins
Carroll
Rossbacher Insurance Service
St “Titusville
Altman
North Franklin Street
Earl Hawk
Grand Valley
Vitor H. Offerle
Warren Florist
Hugh W. Mohhey
Ridgway
Judy Clayton
Hammond Organ
VFW
Gelo Frisina
Warren County Civil Defense
Glade Township
Irvinedale School
U.S. Air Force
VFW Club
Marvin Burton
Christian Business Men's Committee
Park Street
Justin Butters
First Corinthians
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond Diamond Dealer
Carl L Hixson
Prof. Wilson
Corry Hospital
Pliafele
Miller's
America
Miller
Bates
Dallas
Mallory
Clothes
Culligan Home Owned
Wattsburg Fair
Culligan
Culligan Soft Water Service
E. Sth Avenue
Warren, Pa
Warren, Corry, Union City and
Waterford Area
Robert Sullivan
Corry Rep
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