City and Vicinity and Local Notes on Crime and Commerce
City workers drew a stern reprimand from Director Michael A Cannas vino for alleged cruelty to animals after a council complaint by Mrs Colling. Meantime police detained two Erie youths in a separate incident. Local ads promote linoleum, wallpaper patterns, and coats. Meadeville factory shifts cut to a 44 hour week as budget changes pass.
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Powell
Streets
Michael A. Cannasvino
Meerdinke's
Erie
Cleveland
Raymond Anderson
Gerald Curse
Oscard
Robb
Anderson
Eust Clevelnd
Thomas Motors
Mayville
Mayvlle
Ane Cluciun
No Trespass signs at The Journal
Fire at the Paper Mill in Jahasonburg caused minor damage after an undetermined origin blaze broke out on the top deck of the boiler room among grease and bus. The flames were extinguished in under 20 minutes and company officials said some equipment was damaged by heat.
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Jahasonburg
Amici Bible Class to Meet Friday Evening
Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet with Rey and Mrs Harris of North Center Street on Friday evening at o'clock. Important business to be transacted, all members urged to attend.
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Meadville
Meadville Malleable Tron Company
Hornystein
Manger
Washington School
P.T. A
Woodan Hess
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
F. L. Baressi
Clark Kendall Service Staton
Chautau- Qua
Alban Howard Smith
Bradford Atl
Wes & Son
Alone Smith
Sugit Grove
Smith
Cister City
Dutch Bay
Wilcox's
Warren County
Ilan Park
Yolkesville
New York-Pennsylvania
Thomas Stock
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
Corry Hospital
Edward Becker
Blymer
Ralph Stoke
Spacranburg
Gordon MeCray
Brice McCray
Glymer
Stare Guth
Josephy Guth
Stryder Cirle
Lawrence Stuffer
Albert Shaffer
Sax Street
Orville Bullies
Frank Jackson
Essex Street
Paul's
Mrs. Wise
Bush Street
Harris Watts
Amici
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rey
Hf. Ray Harris
Noth Genter Street
C. D
Murphy's
Fries
Tomy
Herbert J. Brown
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brown
All- Way Electric Co
Fairview School
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Women of the Moose meet Thursday night in formal night
Oddities include officers' formal initiation and Mrs Harold Bruces chapter night. Also notes on civic events and local notices from Venango County, including school board votes and hospital updates.
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Women of the Moose
Harold Bruce
Senate Struggles With Gas and Soft Drink Taxes
In a heated session Senatorial debate, gas and soft drink tax plans meet opposition amid partisan rifts. Rep. Andrews cites Democratic hesitancy while Rep. Browne defends Allegheny County votes as lawmakers pledge support or stall on a wage proposal tied to the tax package. The dispute centers on manufacturing capital tax exemptions and environmental stock tax implications.
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C. Andrews
Eijuse
Salt
Allegheny County
Kentyal
Allegheny
Gheny Rainty
Bown
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Wing- Willi Star
Chase & Sanborn
Qi, Bott
Pillsbury Flour
Crisco
Ivory Soap Sr
Harold Koch
Bradford
Tey
Jamestown
Aba Tavern
Brinkley
North Center Street
Ford Garage
Lovey
Heiman’s Jewelers
Home Owned
Home Operated
Mabel Shoppe
Curoliey Warren W Wood
Inday
Alice Tawney, Bt
Venus
Rio
Kearsurse Tan
Tawney
Suniay
St. Vincent’ Hospital
Trom
Ike
Paupe
Gilben E. Walle
Wal
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Ray Nayjit
Si. Vinceht
Ben Mieliris
Hephey
Alfred TE
North East
Charles H. Hays
RD i
Pittsbith Rus Co
Pittshultel
Momine
Io St Mary's Hospital
West Palm Beach
Wic
Hays
Pitrshed Trust Co
Wid
Mabel
Miller’ Kendall
L. Burger
Pranklin
Wis
Crawford County Funeral Directors Association
Laurence Rhodes
Corneaul Lake
Gray's Restaurant
Bock Beer Call
Barto-Christensen
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
the Journal
Rush
S. J- Leone
Paul
Tioris
Six Mile
Meanville
Atchivncts
Foree Mane
Howard McGousuiell
Wares
Grace Duffen
Nickleville
Patieont
Oil City
Frank Dutfee
Venango County
Star Department of Revenue
Tn Thi Auwell
Dar
Ox Money Duck
DeVilbiss
Rayve
Phillips Magnesia
Epsom Salt
West Smith Street
Senate
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MAY Sloan Genetians
Lanston
Pateda Pancig
S. Center St
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