City and Vicinity Notes From Warren Area News
Local items report Warren General Hospital treating B 28tt Lt Sabot Wilder of Pittsfield for an injured ear after a buggy fall. Garden Club in Sheffield to host annual tower show September 2 at the township building. Burr Raymond Waller, 61, Warren Creamery president, died at home on Conelyango Avenue. Jamestown votes to lease airport facilities to Frederick Larson with rights to repurpose others. Meadville sees Dr John M Askey charged with driving while intoxicated. Ridgway negotiates WPA labor concerns with Chamber of Commerce, plans to visit WPA Du Bois office. Oil City projects approved under Pearson act. work by direct relief workers. Erie reports crackdown on reckless driving as police campaign expands. A. M. Litz Shoe Repair Shine ad. St Marys man Alvan Mahany returned to Elk County after long search for larceny. Minnesota Nu-Brik Paint advertised by Lanston. Tires sale at Ace Auto Store. Public notices on local events and meetings continue through the region. Meantime, St Marys police recover fugitive from 1939 and Ridgway hosts WPA discussions. Oil City expands driver education with a second school. Farmington air show planned. baby show and crop exhibits scheduled. Lloyd Price Jr undergoes tonsil removal. local choir to rehearse Thursday. County fairs schedule announced across multiple towns. Meadville seeks help locating missing Lawrence Park fireman Guy Vincent. Tionesta reports death of William Smearbaush, Forest County judge. Erie officer hospitalized after arm injury. Four-way stop implemented near Meadville to curb accidents. Erie woman charged in alleged attack case. another woman faces disorderly conduct charge.
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Warren
Burr Raymond Waller
Walker Creamery Products Company
Conelyango Avenue
Mr. Walker
Bor
Edcard and
Frances Walker
Jamestown City
Meadville
John M. Askey
Oil City
Lemme
Askey
WPA
du Bois
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair Shine
Wellanga
Garland
Alvan Mahany
St. Marys
Elk County
Erie County
Lanston’s. UN
Farmington
Lanter
Warren County
Ioyd Price, Jr
Bear Lake
Corry Hospital
Eldred Roush
Gail
Clymier
The
Presbyterian Church
Linesville
Cambridge Springs
Conmeautville
Townville
Gochranton
Spartensburs
East Fallowfield
Erie
Meadsville
Lawrence Park
Guy. Vincent
Pennnsylvania Piremen’s Association
A. E. Salelil
Mary LeMone
District Governor of Rotary Visits Corry Club
The Corry Rotary club hosted District Governor Frank Jackson of District No. 216 at its weekly Hotel Corry meeting. Jackson, from Punxsutawney, delivered an engaging speech on Rotary’s purpose and past International Assembly incidents, with remarks by Glenn C. Mead of Philadelphia and guest Dr. Lee G. Deming of Anaheim.
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Frank C. Jackson
Punxsutawney
Corry Club
Rotary
Corry
Cits
Hotel Corry
Frank Jackson
Glenn C. Mead
Rotary International
Philadelphia
Jackson
International Assembly
White Sulphur Springs
Lee G Deming
Anaheim
Eathy
Death claims Albert H. Wood aged 95 in Sinclairville
Word reached the city last evening of the death of Albert H. Wood of Sinclairville New York in his 96th year He was father to Dr P G Wood dentist a longtime Corry resident and prominent figure in Zorry He leaves a widow and grandchildren including Lee B Wood and Gerald Wood A daughter Jennie Cutting died a month ago Funeral services will be held at his Sinclairville home Friday at 2 30 pm Corry friends plan to attend
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Albert H. Wood
Sinclairville
N.Y
Wood
P. G. Wood
Zorry
Corry
Lee B. Wood
Corry Day
The
New York World Telegram
Gerald Wood
Miami
Pla
Jennie Cutting
Kansas City
New Law Governs Merging of Schools in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports that a new law, enacted by the recent general assembly, allows county and local school boards to draft merger plans with county supervision. Plans require state education council approval before voters decide. The process includes petitions detailing district boundaries, buildings, roads, school organization, staff, land, property, equipment, assessments, and tax rates.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
State Council of Education
County Board of School Directors
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Pennsylvania ad campaign boosts tourist inquiries
The Department of Commerce reports a $50,000 drive to promote Pennsylvania has dramatically increased tourist information requests. Inquiries rose over 4,000 percent in late July compared with early July, with New Yorkers leading interest, followed by Ohio and California. Secretaries expect September and October to boost 1989 tourist business as ads continue in newspapers and magazines. Classified advertisement notes the political pitch saying nothing else has succeeded.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Department of Commerce
Department
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
New York
Ohio
Tilmots
New der Michigan
Marylane
Indiana
California
Commerce Department
Pennsylvani
Commerce
Richard P. Branch
Tnt Sepember
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Carvey
Carney
Ee Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania
Erie County Bench
Judge Carney Campaign Workers
Sabot Wilder
Pittsheld
Warren General Hospital
Sheffield
Garden Club of
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Ace Auto Store
James Donlin
Hawkins County
Rodgersville
Tenn
Claude Mitchell
Charles J. Mooney
Charles J. Magill
Lawrence Lamons
James J. Anderson
John Howe
Lily
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Ralph Vv. Rydell
Michigan
Will Dyckep
Franklin Street
Rydell
Corry- Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Nathan Phelps
Urkc
Thomas Kennedy
Utica
Phelps
Lanston’s
Mary Lincoln
Miller’s. News and Sport
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Raizis
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
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