City and Vicinity notes from Glendora to Ridgway
Local notes report burglaries and arrests including the return of $258 in cash and ten diamond rings to Mayor William F. Andrews after a burglary. Other items cover Elks dances, meter installations, gas stations, housing projects, a fatal injury from a yard accident, community events, and city council actions.
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Little Valley
William F. Andrew
Bail B. Hemenway
Triangle
Jean Morrison
Dunkirk
Charles F
W B A Meeting Tonight and Local Notices
The regular W B A meeting is set for this evening in the Horn block rooms. Mrs Mary E B Hall of East trying street shows some improvement after hospital transfer. Spencer Community church holds 10 am services with Sabbath school and 11 am worship. A cottage prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday evening. Meadville youth Joseph Shay on parole guilty to theft near Berchtold bowing alleys. money recovered. Paul’s Men's Wear advertises shirts at 89c after sale.
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Horn Block
Mary EB. Hall
East Trying Street
County Hospital
Spencer Community Church
Corry City
Joseph Shay
Meadville
Dominick, Lemme
Shay
Berchtold
Paul's
Stamp Collection Sold for Nine Dollars in Philadelphia
The district attorney debated ownership of a two hundred thousand dollar stamp collection identified as the rare American group of the late Edward Green of a Philadelphia soda fountain family. Detectives said the collection was found in the room of a peddler, Harry Drebin, 35, who was charged with obtaining relief fraudulently after arrest during an investigation of climbers writing.
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Associated Frese Philadelphia
District Attorney's Office
Edward Green
Philadelphia
Harry Drebin
Probe death of Indian in Salamanca jail
A Cattaraugus County grand jury will investigate the death of Robert Nephew a 32 year old Red House Indian in Salamanca jail The march grand jury will decide if criminal charges are involved Nephew died Sunday night from a cerebral concussion with hemorrhage at the base of the brain Witnesses had said the man was struck by a state trooper before being jailed on second degree assault and driving while intoxicated charges.
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Associated Press
Salamanca
Cattaraugus County
Robert Nephew
Red House
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Pillsbury
Waldorfalls
KU. P. Neavy
Libby
Graham Crackers
Wilson's Ham
Morrell Pride Tender
Callies
Bowline, Oan
Johnson Glocoat, Pt Can
Chase & Sanborn’s
Parsnips
Idaho
Calif
Florida
Texas
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Romes Spies
Romes
TNO
Ait
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S-Ib
Can
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Sorden
Wiing- Willi Star Stores
Lge
Wilecox Grocery
Ludlow
Commercial Lumber Company
Jean Mortiso Algirl
Ashtabula
Charles R. Blood
Ov Blood
General Hospital
Armstrong
Lanston's
M. Hall
Kune
Healey
Christina Matilda Anderson
Highland Road
Carl O. Anderson
Anderson
Imaland
Sweden
United States
Wilmington
Del
Tiona
Warren Enwally
G. W. Knowlton
Washington St
Jesse Thomas
Rodgers Ferry Road
Spencer Hospital
Jamesions
A. Chindfren
Samuel Stroth
Council
Mary Cleary Rossiter
William Rossiter
Wanango Country Club
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Ige
Lesus Bakery
Crawford County
Arthur H. James
Ti‘seville
Mendale
Western County
Phoen
Ridgway
Stewart
West Main Street
Fe Ae
Crescent
Winter
Arctic
Jamestown
Roseland Park
Harry Wilcox
Corty Hospites
Shady Avenue
Mabel
Mary Popka
Willber
Fopia
Corry
Sharon
Thiel College
Wimps
Greenville
Robert Flint
Tel Ead
Grove City
Gos Ouer James Biszins
Eldred Gound
National Munitors Corp
Here
J. J. Crumbaigh
Olean
Vivi
Shell Tsading
War Department
Poyty Build
Hngs
Dunn
J.L. Banks
Bee Lanston's
St. Leo's Church
Janestown
Erica Morini
John MG MclKinney
Cranberry
Legislatte
Elk
Tenth Streets
Frantlin
Oil City
Willam Brown
Homer R. Lane
Citlerys Company
Nega. Inte
Bet 2
Sand
Tilusville
City Hospital
Wilson Sickler
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Miller's News and Sport Store
Center St
Diai
Lindsley's Pharmacy
O'Coats
Fie
Pollos
Clues
Pennsylvania State Collezepolingstoee
CO Lite Mint
On-the-Ave
Corry’s
Tbs
Suger
Hutz’s Market
Harry
Pittsfi
Edward
Effor
Alsoday Iftysary
Ith Stree
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Tomorro
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