Swanson Tool founder’s widow Jemmie Swanson dies
Mrs Jemmie Anderson Swanson widow of Oscar A Swanson founder and former president of Swanson Tool and Machine Products Company died Sunday evening at her residence after a heart attack. She was to be buried in January. Also noted: a newly built heavy duty wrecker offered for sale and local footwear ads. School board notes show J E Dark resigns from duties after 11 years. Charles F Kendrick chosen to succeed.
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Erie
Jemmie Anderson Swanson
Oscar A. Swanson
The
Swanson Tool and Machine Products Company
Goodrich
Jessup
Turner's
Titwile
Ihe Itusville
Uoitry
J. E. Dark
Thesinenay
Duis Tawnpachee
Charles F. Kintdred
Jack Ufc
Oil City
Willard Ziegler
Charles -Heddine
Homer
Earl Burlingame
Marion Street
Jack Roberts
University of Chicago
Chicago
Harry Roberts
Findley Lake
G. N. Roberts
Second Avenue
Titusville School Board elects Linton as superintendent
Titusville voters learned that Marshall 4 Bishen chose John Linton as Titusville High School superintendent effective January 1 1947. The school board’s unanimous ballot followed the regular meeting last night. Linton will serve an unexpired term.
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Powell Motor Co
Titusville
Marshall
Bishen
Japior High School
Willancgeed Johm
Linton
EUS
Meerdink
Fred Lytle
Franklin
M.C. A
Healy Stu
Rheumatic relief praised for RHU-AID claim
An 80 year old woman credits RHU-AID with curing acute rheumatic pains that left her nearly unable to walk. She says the medication restored mobility, nerves, and strength after trying many remedies. The ad promotes RHU-AID as a blend of three main ingredients and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Tyng
Bhp
Fragmented Local News From Shamokin And Nearby Areas
A collage of notices and mis-typed snippets covers illness at Mitan Hospital after an accident on a river site, a Moose Club event for members only, a chaotic public school strike with demands for a 2300 dollar yearly raise, city council approval of a water line expansion contingent on cast iron pipe delivery, car accident injuries in Corry and a community Christmas gathering in the Valley, plus local employment, school board politics, and travel notes about residents returning to Chicago.
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Shamokin
Cowl
John Manele
Gro-Unites Public Workers
Franklin
Skyview
Mentiville
Carolina Prosondak
Waller
Baldwin Street
Pro~zondak
City Hospital
Brokenstray Valley
The
D.ay
John I. Golegrove
Smith Street
Coal Strike Paralyzes Industry in Nation
Pennsylvania officials met in Harrisburg with top representatives of the Solid Press Administration to discuss an operative plan of procedure between federal and state governments in case of violence in the coal dispute. The governor's office said they do not anticipate trouble but seek to clarify state authority if needed. The strike has already left thousands out of work in coal consuming industries and could leave 5,000,000 idle if it extends another six weeks. Commerce Treasury and Interior Department officials warned of further dire effects as government witnesses in yesterday's court session.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Solid Press Administration
Commerce, Treasury and Interior Departments
Strike would cut rail service and shrink national income
The report warns a 20 percent drop in rail service with 80 percent of first class lines stopping could reduce national income from 170 billion to 150 billion dollars. Government tax revenue could fall by over 100 billion, risking an economic collapse if the strike extends to March.
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Wing- Willi Star Stores
Melo
Aga
U.S. Mo
Hubbard
Calif
Libby's Bartlett Pears
Orchard Park Coffee
Ontarion Club Crackers
Ring Bologna
Erle
Fonda
Robert Lee Gibbons
R. L. Gibbons
Selvel
Robert Brown
East Pleasant Street
Jessup and Turner's
Brown
To.o.f
Crawford County Council of Patents Fhd
Stone Church
South Main Sitet
Mendville
Predericksburg
Hoon
V.F.W
VFA
West Washington Street
Miller's Kendall
Howard Reynolds
Robert E. Locke
Shamburg
Reynolds
Exploration Oil Co
Leon Fish
Doll Carriages
Franz Furniture
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Robert Reiverty
Betty Sisson
Raymond
Jean Lawin
Franz
Ridgway
Johnsonbure
St. Marys
Dial
Rossbacher Insurance Agency
Mendvile
Dominick Lemme
St. Francis Hospital
George M. Dennis
Weapraff
St. Elizebeth’s Hall
General Electric. Co
Schenectady
Erie Works
Hamot ‘Hospital
Jennie Cassino
Wil Runser
Clair Hodges
George Batche
James Ibwam
Hold
Dameniowm
Taos
Hotel & Teestament
Dediaion
William d. Kelley
Labor Board
Jamestown
Isi
Th. Broadwyn
Frank Bliss
Warren
Virginia Williams
Glivle No. 3
W.s.cs
Methodist Church
Myrna Peterson
Essex Survey
Titisville
Franklin Coucil
Gordon
South Main Street
Union City
Arthur Garnow
Erie Mail
Hamot
Ibnb City
Garnow
Union City Shoal
Attornby
Alvin Beach
Wtrs
Rachel Chapit
Suuday
Edward Armyons
Bingford Hospital
Ammons
Oscar M. Biard
Bradford Patio
Woolens
Turviv
Nowgh Corry Emblem
Aves
Garmitage
Life
Foster E
Davis & Son
North Center Street
Titneyitte
Theodore Y Barthal
Trator
Mitan
Hind
Barthalmew
Moose Glub
Women and
Legion of the Moose
ATS
Carroll
Corny
Merle
Dan @ilen
George Possession
Was
Wapkins
Lanston
Cantor Street
Dio
Sah
Santa Claus
Corry
Annilony J. Mesbina
TA Baal Besar Steeet
Cory
Erie County Motor Club
Erie, Pu
Ughout
Yas Autares
Ont
Mason
Orde
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