Local shoppers headline oddities and town notices
A fragmented local column mentions Keister's Cut Rate store hours and window displays at The Brooks Studio. It cites illnesses, a high school student news item, motorist tire offers, and various small notices about residents moving, hospital stays, and local business duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Eastman Kodaks
Brooks Studio
Paver’s
Lamar
Tulsa
Inébi Ubed
Itil Mt
Uetyel Spartansburg
Iurgiter
Goyvy Hospital
Christmas notices and local incidents in Bramsport area
Ongoing holiday ads list pork roasts cookies oranges and other groceries with prices, plus a Christmas tree sale and Mrs Hastings Jones entertaining at ten. Reports include Earl Wixon charged with breaking and entering Bradford airport and malicious mischief, a Sperier School Christmas program, a fatal bull attack on Claudé Collins, and a Warren accident injuring Mrs Elmer Robinson and daughter Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sunkist
Corry
Frank
Vermont
Will J. Wilcox
Hastings Jones
East Park Plano
Charlotte McKelvey
Staunton
Berenice
Robertte Gillette
Kathryn Florence Desmond
Jane Mulheimm
Margaret Blair
Dorothy Barker
Evelyn Sheeley
Ella King
Mother Baldwin
Rohena Harper
Erie
William D. Rowe
Clark's Corners
Detec
Garn Fairbanks
Bradford
Allo
Earl Wixon
Fred Nicholas
John Moore
Nicholas
Hal
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Wik
Smethport
Kelly's
Claudé
Collins
Espyville
Keister
California
J. M. Purpure Fruit Store
E. Main St
Telegraph
Jusville Herald
Printer-Telegraph
Journal
Tionesta Man in Crash West of City
A Tionesta resident was injured when his car skidded on a slick highway west of the State Fish Hatchery and crashed into a culvert. The occupants escaped with a shaking but were not reported in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Angnello
Erie
St. Vincent Hospital
Edward P. Krum
Warren
Elmer Robinson
Dorothy
Lakewood
W. C
Willys-Knight
Warren State Hospital
North Warret
Robinson
State Hospital
Post Office
Whayper Cory Cheysn Uyee
Tionesta
Union City
Baltimore Banker Hambleton Ends His Life
Towson police report T Edward Hambleton president of a Baltimore banking firm shot himself to death. A sign on the floor announced the bank would remain closed for the day. Other officers offered no details and attempts to reach family at their Lutherville home were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Press
Towson Police Today
T. Edward Hambleton
Banking Concern
Yaguss
Hambleton
Tie Ban
Lutherville Nome
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Delcara
Mixnuts
Brazils
New California
Doz
Eile Tb
Butch 1
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Lyise
Kel
N. Cohien Ane Sons
Margaret Harmon
Sagbien
Suential
Coty
Wayne Street
Wis Morninty
Boeiteat
Myre Huntley
Grove Steel
Ai Min Arthur Patmen
Lemon Street
Wayne Tees
Hie Willhwin Th. Rowe
Mary Lincoln
Keister's
Whitman
Belmont Quadrangle Drilling Corporation
Potter
Tioga
Susquehanna
Lycoming Drilling Corporation
Belmont Company
Bradford County
Wrank
Brewster
Woney
Chesties
Virginia Botsford
Agaras
Bob Pyulson
Olin Simmons
Hobert
Mary Paulson
Kelly’s
L. J. Rowe
N. Center St
Sperier
J. N. Baker
Bourteus
Beneficial Loam Society
South Center Street
Columbia Gas Baul Chelric
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Maryland
Allen H. Foreman
V- de Foreman
O11
Thin WU
Army
West Point Military Academy
Glenn W. Woodin
George B. Blood
John J. Warren
Dunkirk
Walter W. Aldrich
Fredonia
Aldrich
Jennie Érainal
Sherman
Elks
Sherrick Orchestra
Majestic Radio
Main St
Paver's
Exiternal
Corry Florist
North Center
Philip Wellaik
Atte
Hemot
Holland Street
Ray Powers
West Main St
Save
Lewisburg
Eleat Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Sanford Bates
Paver
Sanderson Millinery
Sanderson
Foley Bro’s
West Bend Jtreet
Corey
Keister’s. Ith
Payer's
Healy Studio
Ducks Whitaker's Market
Chr
Twa
Oil City
Res
Peres This
Cincinnati
Stanley Macarrette
Pittsburgh
Walter McAlpin
Thim
Mazarrette
Palt
McAlpin
Kelly
Allorney Stinart A. Cullbertsonjt
Meadville
Seatle
Wash
Raver
Cohen
Ribbon Vandy
Voli Canelyyat Kelly
Harland
Thwuisur
Dewey Hurges
Clyde Miller
Grave Thomson
Dager
Weideman
Freserves
Weideman Queen Olives
Oma
Foster’s
Groceteria
North Center Street
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