Franklin area notices list sales and local happenings
Community notices announce a 36 Ford and Plymouth coach for sale at Powell Motor Co and more items from Wilcox Grocery. Inducted reservists depart for naval training in Pittsburgh. Civil defense urged full strength amid raid threats. Local clergy changes, deaths, and service ads appear, along with holiday items at Reichs and Western Auto.
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Ford
Plymouth
Powell Motor Co
Eno
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Algins
Makinis
Cox Grocery
St Franklin
Mery
Venango Covity Selective Service Board
U.S Nay
Evie
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Novil
Reich's
State Defense Cowiel
U. S. Office of Civilian Defense
Pennsylvanie
Associated Press
Herrisburg
Portrait sittings resume for service men at Brooks Studio
Franklin Chamber of Commerce reports assurances of support from U S Senator James J Davis and Congressman L H Gavin for relief petitions from higher federal taxes. They and adjutant general will present renegotiation views to the Senate Finance Committee. Carry grocery stores will be open this afternoon and next Wednesday afternoon for the holidays. The Women’s Victory Club prepares the current issue of On the Home Front for mailing and calls members to meet Thursday at 7 at the Municipal Building to address them.
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Chattman
William J
Reich's
Jamestown
Salvation Army
Gustaf Johnson
Ings
Erie
Steve Ovne
Eastish Street
Lawrence Parke
Goustoble Davis
Peain- Sylvania Avenue
Erle
Goverment Post
Fionare
G. Price Jones
Civil Service
United States Court House
Reich
Brie
Baker and Son's Clothing Store
Fter
Albert Guelert
Hamat Hospital
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Herman Grose
the Journal
Howard A. Roof
Vernie Roof
Ridgway
Emporium
Bucktail Trail
Frank A. Wilcox
East Main St
Olean
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ischua Station
Brooks Studio
Franklin
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
U.S
James J. Davis
L. H. Gavin
Adi
Joseph PF
Gurvey
Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
C. S. Stedman
Women's Victory Club
Steel worker’s death ruled accidental in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh police and homicide detectives say the death of Peter Kowalski, 34, a steel worker found on a hillside above Bigelow Boulevard, was an accident and discard an earlier homicide theory. The Associated Press report notes Kowalski’s body was discovered December 22 and the investigation focuses on accidental causes rather than foul play.
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Associated Press
Lille Rock
Ark
Ralph Drayer
Route 2
Cambridge Springs
Arkansas Penitentary
Erie
Brooks Studio
Titusvilla
Nanty Glo
Cambri
County
Robert Bearer
Mstadi
Irving St
Dial
Pittsburgh
Peter Kowalski
Sisi
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Wing-Willi Star
King
Calif
Texas
Tangerines
North East Apples
Courtlands
UML
California
U.S. No
Chese & Sonborn
Dee
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Davis Radio Lab
Hornblock
Wtt
Coun
Bureau of Water
Sam Kuholski
R. D. G. Erie
Pat
Michael Kuholski
U. S. Army
Setion Intaly
Reich’s
Frank Wilcox
East Main
Kane
Titian Folds
Sueh Kane
Evatt Lee Peles
Florida Oranges
John V. Lockhart
Royal Canadian Air Forcs
MBI
DuBois
Idoll
Franz Hume
Frity L. Magnuson
United War Fund
T. A. Paver's
David J. Evans
Christian Alliance Church
Christian Alliance
East McKees
Evans
McKeesport
Chenille
Joyce Post
Clair Post
Cobry
Rosemary Fenton
Robert Penton
Comny
Raymond Hulfest
T. A. Payer’s
Dennis H. Christay
Meadville City
Mercer County
Aikens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Bila Ackermans
Meadville
Franz Furniture
Paul
Paul’s
Oor
Grar
Jame Prol
Kent
Joan
Burlin Amin Che
Jennie Kistille
Ren Joan
Answ
Frank
Yellow
Henry
Pan
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