Elks Chorus Meet to Honor Mrs James Sullivan
Obituary notices for 2015 with details on 64 year old Prink A Potter of Edinboro who died suddenly in Florida from a heart attack. Survived by daughters Mrs. Dick Mrs. Royal and Mrs. Hayes, two sons Jack Potter and Dick Maxwell, three sisters and five grandchildren. Also notes a gold star mother Catherine Patterson and UMW Local 12837 meeting on unresolved grievance vote last evening.
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Elks
James Sullivan
Prink A. Potter
Edinboro
Florida
Potter
Jerome Dick
Owen Royal
Frederick Hayes
Newton Avenue
Erle
Jack Potter
Dick Maxwell
Meanville
Archie Showman
Jetty McCool
Ashtabula
Edward Earnhardt
Geneva
Horne Furniture Co
South Center St
DuBais
Catherine June Patterson
William 3. Patterson
James J. Patterson
V.fav
DuBois Hospital
Wayne Road
Vaughn Monroe
Bud
W. Mainstreet
Kane
UMW
Holgate Brothers Company
Reich
Damestown
Frank Holmes
Fenton Guards
Carl L. Lest
Raymond W. Holmes
Charles Holmes
Jamestown
Rod and Gun Club
F-Sté
Hotel Jamestown
Employes
Merton A. Johnson
tJust
Stewart-Warner Radio
Collman
Razor
Warner
Pennzoil
North Center Street
City and Vicinity items mix of fires and notices
Local columns report a car interior fire near a highway service station, a Watken incident, and various town notices including hospital updates, legal actions, arrests, and upcoming events across Jamestown and surrounding areas. The page lists accidents, hospital stays, retail ads, and community announcements from multiple towns.
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Shack
Powell Motor Co
Warren
Padoe
Aco
CLE
Ford
Jenkins
Wali
Plankc
Jenkins Dld
Dinco
Claren— Jon
Acquittal in Clearfeld County Trial Confusing Report
A garbled account states Clearfeld county jury acquitted a man named Clearfeld or related parties of charges involving pointing and discharging a firearm and assault. The narrative mentions an arrest, 61 days in jail, and a release. Contact details for M. E. Shambaugh and Gerald Whiteley are noted but unclear.
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Clearfeld
Dixon
LaContew Mills
Bis
Aiarma
Fie Hind
Tri
M. E. Shambaugh
Gerald Whiteley
Paris Strikers Paralyze City Over Minimum Wage Demands
In Paris on February 19 militant labor and a firm government faced off as a four hour token strike by government employees paralyzed the capital. Promiser Paul Baradier told the National Assembly that national sovereignty rested on workers demand for a 7500 franc monthly minimum wage. Protests also targeted a proposed wage freeze to fight inflation while presses and news agencies reported limited coverage.
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Is Y Aspucmueneres
Paris
Paria
Paul Baradier
National Assembly
Ite Osive
Tven
Ational Wedia
Cervide
Tself
Personal Finance Co. robbed in Tarentum
Tarentum Pa February 15 a intensive hunt was under way for three robbers who held up the Personal Finance Co office and escaped with an undetermined amount of money. Manager Jack Granson and two clerks were ordered to stand aside as two men entered the office and grabbed the money. One suspect matched a description of a robber tied to similar hold ups in the area.
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Tarentum
Jack Granson
Electric lights mark first fully lit Pennsylvania Limited train
The Pioneer Train In 1807 the Pennsylvania Railroad Companys Pennsylvania Limited began service between Chicago and New York as the first train fully equipped with electric lights.
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Pennnsylvania‘Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Limited
Chicago
New York
CIO Pushes Teachers' Pay Raise Against Sales Tax
The Industrial Union Council backs salary increases for city and county teachers and opposes funding hikes through state sales taxes. CIO officials argue wage earners shoulder the burden while urging public support for higher teacher pay amid low wages.
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CIO
Gieshoher
Secre Scenee
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Coffee Hills Brothers Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Empire State
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Baby
Jond
VanCise Keystone Service
Meerdink’s
Willian Burrows
Hamot Hospital
Home Furniture Co
Joseph Hi. Ragen
Joliet-Stateville
Clinais
Chautauqua Institution
Ragen
Stateville
United States
Warren Ragen
Reich’s
Bill
Sherman Warrior
Red House
Maysville
Allen E. Bargar
Warrior
Allen Street
Hear Fie
Butler County
SU County
Marcases
Fil Loomart
Meadville Malleaible Tron Co
Medill
Bs Beluse
Boston
Miller
Kendall
Pennsylvania National Guard
28Th Infantry Division
Rossbacher
Insurance Service
General Electric Co
Bell Telephone Company
Starus
Mt. Jewett
Servce
Betts Garage
Columbus
Titusville
Victor Harapp
Knapp
T. d. Rowe
S. J. Goughler
Montroe
Walnut Streets
Benneylvania
Federated Sportsmen's ‘Laids
Pennsylvania
Fish Commissioners
iOc
Ivious
Shippenville
Brookville
Herbert Laroy
Ulysess
Oil Marketer's Corp
Bradford
Brookville Hospital
John Archer
North East
Findley Lake
John
Berkhause Services
West Washington Street
W. B. Stowe
East South Street
Frances &. Willard
W. c. TU
Vets
State Armory
Mentor Club
Porter Auer
Enah Conureas
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Boston House
Kenneth John Shawyer
Toya Shawyer
Snyder Circle
Cory Hospital
Corry Hospital
Doris Holthouse
Clymer
Carl Taylor
Wayner Street
Ernest Ploss
White Street
Fisk Tire
C. D. of A
Helen Sullivan
St —Erie
Jack Martin
Charles ‘Harrison
Wesleyville
Crawford County
S+tf
Oil City
CL. Olmstead
Long Rose
Calif
Olmstead
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Edward's Hall
Oll City
Alton Harvey
Suger Greek
Shamburg
Mons
Foster
Davis & Bon
Don L. Engle
Phone Corry
General Farm Sales Furniture Sales
Dockey sHonr
Coopers
Paul
Sethy
Ilnewerechey
Taylor
José
OM City
Pennzail Overseas
Bart
Timis
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