Community notices and local incidents in Erie
Public notices report donations of hospital beds to aid indigent care and a Christmas program at the VFW led by Mrs. Ivan Miller. Police recorded a 50th drunken driving arrest of the year involving a Newton Avenue driver injuring two cars. Local ads promote wall cases and a paternity suit involving Mrs. Dorris Furst versus Joseph G. Bancroft, with details on a sit-down strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svarasiovt
Jamestown
Newton Avenue
Winsor
Second Streets
Robert W. Rensfelt
Corry Kitchen
Corry Mfg
East Mainstreet
Dorris Furst
Joseph G. Bancroft
White Plains
Furst
Bancroft
White Plans
Paul
Pennsylvania Council of Farm Organizations
Congress
Harrisburg
Heiman
Erie
Taeeday
Duquesne
hauser-Busch
Miller’s
Kendall Service
Aberderke
T Iit
Peachers Leonierd Geer
Peter Decker
Geer
Goer
Sears and Murray
Mott Street
Oil City
Henry
EK. Mohr
Moturlee Dinberg
Gil City
Venango County
Dinberg
Mohr
Santa Claus
Western Auto Store
Fillsville
Norman Davitlon
Universaltcyclops Steel Corp
Titusvile Hospital
Mowrey's
Wayne Street
Meadvillé
Herberk A. Mook
William M. Monroe
Pleasantville
City and Vicinity News Briefs Across Several Counties
Pfc. Harold Ry Herring is reported injured in North Korea with a leg wound and is recuperating in a Japanese hospital. Route 605 realignment project in Erie County involves 3.7 miles of road widening at over 100000 dollars. Local items cover taxes bids weather and social notes with incidents in Meadville Jamestown Warren and Oil City including court, accidents, and a Christmas shopping feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Radio- Television
Silver Creek
Hall R. Clothier
Board of
Chautauqua County Supervisors
Silver Creek Hospital
Oirlock
Warren
Witten General Hospital
George A. Keller
Keller
Sterling E
Agnog
Connie's
Ordee
Connie's Delicatessen
Carl
Spitzer
Lindebtaker
Ly Hart
Tom
Shermare Bors
Ib Vidwee
Andy D. Meeder
Wevihieal
Board of Education
Thuciter
Powell
Erie
Harold Ry Herring
War Department
North Korea
Pfc
Herring
Ino Hospital
Japan
Franz Furniture
Eris
State Highways Department
Accordig
Fred Gorendo
Barnes and Ee
Wight
Newt
Wurest
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House of Flowers
Olin Petrie
Russell Young
Oadoga
Charles O.hubbard
Morean County
Pattarson
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Urie Saliers
Gerald A. Ohmer
Tifeuiley
Harold R. Herring
Christmas gifts and local notices from Warren borough
A sprawling list of local notices covers hospital admissions and discharges, legal hearings, shop ads, and upcoming events in Warren. Items include a hospital address for John Bunce, a proposed salt ban ordinance, a Boys Club dedication in Jamestown, and various ads from Franz Furniture, Carroll's Gift Shop, and Barnes and Carrig. Police investigate dog poisonings, and a Warren businessman receives the Benjamin Yush Award. Also noted are a fraud hearing for Charles Davis, a Holy Name Society observance, dissolution steps for Kane Realty, a gambling house raid, and a snow shoe shipment at Larmone's Sport Store. Unofficial results show Erie county leading in state vocational agriculture points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrig
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Board of Supervisor's Pub
Elly Conmittes
Waldo Peterson
Jamestown
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Meadville
William Mourde
Pleasantville
Herbert A. Mook
Monroe
Titusville
Carroll
Meddville
Julie Brunt
Randolph Township
Dr. Luther King, Crawford
Bounty
Brunet
Barnes and Carrig
Warren
American Flyer
Franz Furniture
Bradford
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Patterson’s
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robert Phillips
Mire
Edward Philips
Greenville
Stanley McDonavgh
Transfer
R. D
W. H. Phillips
Adioner
Mercer County
Brigham Hardware
Benjamin. Yush
Dude Neath
Homer Molr
Molr
Tina Bien
Warren County ‘Tuberculosis, Society
Barnes
Holy Name ‘Society
St.Thomas' Church
IV —Lane
Kane Realty Corporation
E. O'Neil Kane
Ona
Edward L. Carlson
McCloskey
Ivo
Guido Lombardi
Herbert Foster
Mabel
Theodore G. Shellberg
Shellburg
First Methodist Church
Larmone
Pennsylvania Voriional Agriculture
Erie County
Biron E.1 Decker
Edinboro
Brie County
Westfield
Maston FH
McGarrell
Wested
Sarpenter
Barnes and Corrig
Frank W. Dorn
Warren County
Suger Grove
Dorm
Arnold
Tarbell
Higley
Pelouset's
Snowden Douglas
Ye Olde
Falconer
Bruce McCarty
Charles McCain
Stahl’s
Maria
Stahl Jewelers
Kane
George Steudler
Johnsonburg
W. H. Christie
Gausman
Avalon Alleys
East Main Street
No Trespass Signs Sold in Journal Note
A 23 year old Erie woman Ethel Bolack was returned from Cleveland to face a theft charge after taking eighty dollars from a downtown shop where she worked. The Journal lists no trespassing signs now available for purchase. Margaret Truman is negotiating a long term exclusive contract with the National Broadcasting Company for radio and TV appearances, announced by NBC vice president Charles Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Erie
Cleveland
Ethel Bolack
Wno
Margaret
New York
Margaret Truman
National
Charles Barry
Dewey Defense Plans Attacked by Republican Rep Shafer
Rep. Paul Shafer of Michigan condemned Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's defense plan as absurd and said only professional soldiers should handle mobilization. He questioned Dewey's proposal to train 100 divisions on short notice and noted shortages in equipment and training resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Paul Shifer
Mich
New York
Camp Paien
Shafer
House Armed Services Committee
Dewey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Erie County Board of Assistance
Pues- Gay
Col. White
Steeniive
Board of Assistance
Paul Trio
Mobel
Rex
Allan Bergman
Theodore Hubs
Carl Stapfer
Davis Radio
Aulen B. Bargur
Richard Hittes
Frewsburg
South Center Street
MeIntyra's
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Irs
Mary Bard
Vangel P. Verlens
Olga
West Main Street
Kinder Osler
Carla Osler
Washington, Cty
Corry
Korea
Eugene L. Ewing
James Culbertson
Mambung
Naval Hospital
Warner
Texaco
Fee Gee
Joes Corry Hospital
John Bunce
Worth Street
Robert M. Alford
Francella Kaupp
King [Street
Edward Lewis
James Foley
Pleasant Street
L. Nestler
Miller
PRI
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