Services for Frank Blair
Frank P. Blair of 101 West Church Street died Wednesday at home. Rev. Carl L. Heidt led a service at Elizabeth’s Church honoring his memory. Burial was in the family lot at St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery. The Elks Lodge and mourners from out of town included the Grahams of Toronto and Blair relatives from Youngsville and Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerewsie Wits
Niclock
wUzibeth's
Carl L. Heidt
Frank P. Blair
West Church Street
St. Elizaveth's
Honfree “Besters
John Rogers
Chris Moral
Arthur Schepmner
Chanlés Graker
Frank Keele
J. Po Mistin
James Caris
Reuben Randall
Gunton McLean
Horton J. Davis
Charles Shiss
John Blatt
L. E. Graham
Eke
Youngsville
Ands
Will Bish
Meadyuille
May
Lester Blair
Johnny Fitzgerald
St Francis Hospital
Olean
Emporium
Allegheny County
Ennus Wild Life
W. .G. Munsell
Eric. N.S. White
Lawrence Park Township
George Wilson
Schiool District
County
Erie County Institution District
Lanston's
State offices to move for annual saving
Public Assistance Department offices will relocate from rented city quarters to temporary Capitol buildings to save about 30000 dollars a year. The move, also including some Health Department units, should be finished by March 1. The temporary structures were vacated by the Revenue Department which moved to the Finance Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Public’ Assistance Department
Capitol
Roger W. Rowland
Health Department
Revenue’ Department
Town Speaker Named For Men’s Bible Class
The Corry Men's Bible Class will hold its regular Sunday meeting at 9 o'clock with Lt-Col. William Alexander Ebbs of Pittsburgh or a staf to speak. A large attendance is expected. Attendees include Mr and Mrs S W Stevens of Brig and Mr and Mrs J A Macinmes of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Men's
William Alexander Ebbs
Pittsburgh
C. Christensen Motors
Rose Brew
West Chiic Street
Cory Hospital
Willie Hunt
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Celal
Greyhound
Tanston
Fartsis
Waters
G. Albert Stewart
Commonwealth
Eyan
G—Adams
Ray
Crawford County
Smock
Cerey
Anc
Corydon
Howe
Babson Urges Return to Land For Personal Security
The author argues for a national drive back to farming to replace war era relief handouts. He claims hard work builds self respect and independence, starting as farm hands or renters and advancing to ownership, to save individuals and the country. He cites Mr Konk ier's concise summary of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Konkier
Elk Tanning firms halt hides. local news and notices
Eleven tanneries in Elk Tanning and Union Tanning Companies suspend soaking of hides. a two week production pause announced. Warren police officer Garder Mung recovering at home after hospital stay. Dancing at Al Marty's, injuries from Fraley street fall, Reynlowsville textile plans and job drive, and local shop ads and notices fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Wilcox Grocery
Elk Tanning
Union Tanning
Eagle Valley
Ridgway
Oficer Gardor Mung
Warren
Prospect Street
Warren General Hospital
Fraley Street
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Wilson
Chuck
Frank Blair
Pipes
Miller's News and Sport
Babson
of Journal
Reynoldsvillen
Chamber Of’dommeres
Massachusetts
Reynonsville
Erie
Frapidin
Alfred Martin
Tiffusville
Lice A. McCracken
Martin
B. Proper
R. D
Tuuaville
Warrens
Pather
Joseph H. Diamond
St. Joseph's Pariah
Geeta and
Dauer
St. Marys
Vincent Willams
Anthony Bolmanski
Brie
Jamestown
Workes
Falconer
Soeen
Paver's
Mil
National Bank of Westfield
Bank of Broctan
Union Trust Company of
St. Edward's Hall
Owen
McClelland
R. D. Green- Ville
S. G. MacTamaghan
Meadville
Chautauqua County
Board of Supervisors
PF. Gilbertson
J. J. Connell
William M. Morrison
Titusville
Htis
Anthony Elchynski
Corry R. D. 4
Cong ‘Hospital
James E. Shaffer
Rocky Grove
Franklin H Tsp Tal
Mary L. Shaffer
Rey W. Shaffer
E. Carlson
B.D. 1
Warren County Oval Company
Salvation Army
Louis Dickinson
Smethport Natural, Gas Company
Bussey Hollow
Hare
Akay
Sears
Tood
Jane Parker
N.B.C
Si Tores
Root’s Furniture Store
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