Landmarks of a Titusville Kiwanis and local notices
Landau O Connor, cnttor of the City Derrick, presided at Clar ion Kiwanis Club dinner in Hotel Anderson. The report highlights gas bill reminders, new workers dispatched to the Pymaining reservoir project, and local services from Vin's Better Service Garage. Police anticipate an arrest in the beating case of William McCune. A beauty shop advertises beauty services. A house theft incident ends with a woman returning stolen items as a Christian act. A fundraiser pledge of about 4,000 for Jameson Memorial Hospital is noted, and funeral services for Stephen Sloan were held in New Castle with survivors listed.
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John O'Donnell
Cnttor
of City
Clarion Kiwanis Club
Anderson
Titusville
Pymatinimg
Dow St Vin
Center
Ub Oi
Wiliam MfcCune
New Lebanon Tuvsidiy
McCuneys
Heor
Endcken
Marcelling
Carlisch Beauty Shoppe
Miewzyslie
Meadville
New Castle
Jameson Mumbering Hospital
Pie Sanday
Sfanoral
Stephen Sloan
William H. Glenn
Lonn
Maud’ Sloan
Jones Gar
Eric
Amthor
John Dae
American Legion
Funxsutawney
Philatheas
Barton Smit
West Pleasant Street
Emma ‘Lisscott
Lena Thurstom
Victory
Morris
South Center Street
Gorey Woman's Club
W. By .A
Maccabee Hall
Bailey
Ana Cooley
Lena Haight
Rang, Brown
Lanner Farm
Kane
Tay Theft
Police Staton
Leonard Smeal
Smedl
Smest
Tole
Caroline
Howard Sheenan
Local notices and ads mix with road accident items
City and Vicinity column lists groceries and prices then reports hospital visits and a car theft. A Kane Chevrolet truck stolen near Johnsonburg is noted along with weather- and community events, lodge activities, and social notices from Corry and Warren.
Spencer's Feed Store unloads Monday and Tuesday
Car of bulk gluten feed at 17.00 per ton to unload Monday and Tuesday at Spencer's Feed Store, bring your sacks. Also a car of GL. F dairy and poultry feed unload Tuesday. The Opportunity Club meets Monday at Mrs. Place's Wright street with hostesses and a 5 cent gift for the auction.
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Spencer's Feed Store
Titusville
Drake Well Memorial Park
Griffith Robinson
Pittsburgh
Hey
Emery Brenneman
Drake Well
Robinson
Mr. Brenneman
Spencer's Feed
Opportunity Club
Claude Place
Wright Street
M. F. Coyle
A. Paulsom
A. G. Buller
Bible Conference Attendance Recounts Local Faith Meeting
A Cory party attended a Bible conference at Mayville Baptist church with Rev H A Somerville Rev Wimer and Max Reich among speakers. A fellowship supper followed. Reich’s talk spurred plans for Bible studies in the city as well as a Cuba hospital visit noted alongside local civic items. Also reported hospital discharge of Theorlure R Sorenson and progress on a $30000 emergency relief fund drive with 426 of 570 job seekers pledged.
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Cory
Mayville
The
Baptist Church
H. A. Somerville
Eha Street Presbyterian Church
Brig
Mr. Wimer
Africa
Max Reich
Philadelphia
Thorpe
Dunkirk
N. Y
B. A. Hool
Charles Hubertz
George ‘Thomas
Lloyd Thomas
JH. Tick
A. N. Goldfinch
Erle
Bors
Cuba, J
Henry Batcom
Batcom
Mary Lester
Theorlure R. Sorenson
Corry Hospital
Corry
Franklin
Musical Revue Prestents at St Edward’s School
Final rehearsals for the Musical Revue of 1932 promise one of the most enjoyable productions staged at the parish school. A cast from Thomas Church and St Edward’s students are preparing under Billie Byrnes, a professional entertainer, with rich vocal numbers and special costumes enhancing the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
Passhia School
Thomas Church
St Edward's School
Berveral
Billie Byrnes
Campbell Resigns At Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Justice A Campbell, veteran chairman of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co, resigns today and is succeeded by H G Dalton of Cleveland former Bethlehem Steel director. Dalton, a former Bethlehem Steel director, takes over leadership of the Youngstown plant as the firm names a new chairman.
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Campbell
Youngstown
A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Fire damages store and threatens temple in Greensburg
A February blaze in Greensburg caused about 15000 dollars in damages at the Tink shoe store and threatened the Masonic Temple. Firemen extinguished the flames after a two hour battle. a black dress jacket reportedly lost. Fire under investigation. finder urged to call 525.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Masonic Temple
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Unalas
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Landay
Branklin
Franklen
Root’s Furniture Store
Carty
Penna
Congoleum
Will J. Wilscox
J. d. Hickey
Mary Kathryn
West South Street
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Rounds
Valvoline Oil Company
Bushc Butler
Buller
W. Merritt
East South Street
Crescent
M. B. Sunday School
Emma Gordon
Merritt
Frank DeLury
Walter Scott
St —Warren
John R. Coen
Denver
Warren
Clarksburg
Jik
Coen
United States
Warren Lodge No. 223
Northwest District Association
State Armory
Andy Graduski
Bist Fallowdield
Marshall Hughes
Wes Frederick Street
F .N. H. Club
Mastwell Hoenes
George Madsen
Charles Joy
Smith St
Rvink M. Johnson
Pioneer
Bradford
Producers National Bank
Bradford Oil Refining Company
Jamestown
Jamestown Street Railway Company
J. Halsey Allison, Jr
Sherif Fred T. Ludwick
McKean County
Laidwick
Richard Earl Phelps
Cuba
N.Y
J. Hulsey Allison, Jr
J. H. Allison
Pennington
J. J. Allison
Solar Electric Company of
Brookville
D. B. Davis
Public Service Commission
Herrisburg
Davis
Rita Ressler
Citizens National
St Edward's Musical and Dramatic Association
Montgomery Ward & CO
Center ST
Corry, PA
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