Local Armory board takes custody of building in Warren
Warren area notes report Armory board, newly appointed, will guard the building during Company I’s camp. Also listed: county hospital staffing approvals, a pedestrian injury in Erle, local events, flights program openings, law and crime items, plus community notices and shop specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Company I
Ben Kinnear
Ray Niver
Burgess R. W. Steber
R. W Mackay
Donald Schiller
Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital
Irene Sedelmyer
Catherine Geary
Anna L. Peck
Maude Ferber
Joseph Bloski
Ene
Hazel Badger
Erle
West
Trosy M. Greehland
Local residents held on fraud charges in Erle and Meadville
Gerty Fogle Melvin Holland and Harry Perrin of Erle are jailed in Buffalo on charges of issuing fraudulent checks. Meantime in Meadville dance band star Johnby Davis headlines March 17 under police department auspices. Seven City men called for one year US Army training on March 16 and nine left for Pittsburgh exams to fill February quota. Charles W. Risemberg, 76, longtime Venango County resident, dies suddenly at home. Meadville detective Boyd Van Winkle seeks Republican sheriff nomination. Miss Helen Maynard of Centerville recovering from injuries after Buell's Corners auto accident last week.
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Helen
Léonard J. Carlson
Washington Street
Jamestown
Camp Upton
N. Y
Warren and
Warret
Virgil S. King
S. Corry Baking Co
Thutt
Warren
Viginity
Erie
Howard Plate
Erie County Sabbath School Association
Parking Presbyterian Church
W. M. Connor
Lestar Hosbach
Hos
Patricia Jones
Asbury Methodist Church
Wellejus Bakery
Westfield
Carl Nordell
Biel Place
Salmagundi Club
New York City
Samuel T. Shaw
Nordell
New York
John Potack
West South Street
Corry Hospital
Hoover Sweetnets
Robert Bates
Grell Bates
Columbus
Edward Rossbecher
West Church Street
Corry
Sverdikk Bloom
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Tohnby
Davis
Antion
U. 5. Army
Pittsburgh
Charles W. Risenberg
Vengago County
Pieduantitte
Poyd van Winkle
Herbert A. Mook
Republian
Sherif
Helen Maynard
Centerville
Buell’s Corners
Huge Throngs See Off Co A for Eastern Reservation
A large crowd gave a rousing sendoff to Company A as it marched from the armory to the platform. The unit heads to Indiantown Gap for intensified training as fears of war mount and the National Guard may be among first called into service. Ninety four enlisted men travel, with plans to grow to war strength, while civilians and relatives watch the Mobilization events and the dawn arrival at Indiantown Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Armory
Gayety
Pennsylvania
United States
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Lickdale Station
112Th Infantry
Fane
Warren
Kane
Andy Band
112Th
Erie
Corry
Meadville
Ford City
Bradford
Prank UN
Oi City
Grove City
Butler
Chautauqua sportsmen back bill on fishing size limits
The Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs met with George Mason presiding to back Assemblyman Carl B. Darling's mass call for Chautauqua County fishing reform. The proposal would set a 30 inch minimum, ban metal leaders over six feet, and prohibit gas hooks for landing. A Titusville housing site plan along Church Run Street was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falconer
Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
George Mason
Carl B. Darling
Dunkirk
Chautauqua Couity
Tittsville
Church Run Street
Mount Vernon Street
Tibusville
Buckleys Canadian Nadion Mixture Promoted for Coughs
Canadian mothers favor Buckleys Nadion Mixture made from rare Canadian pine balsam and soothing ingredients. Advertised to loosen thick phlegm, ease raw membranes, and improve breathing for winter colds. Lindsley’s pharmacy and local druggists flag its remarkable Canadian discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Lindsley's
Court orders warrant for Corry Alderman
Court records show a bench warrant issued for Alderman Gordon amid a case involving a kidnapping charge that was settled in aldermanic court with $14.50 costs deemed excessive by court staff. The incident centers on Labowsky and Akam and a missing daughter who later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
G. H. Gortion
Labowsky
Akai
Alderman Gordon
Aldermanic Court
Quick Relief Balm Promises Fast Comfort
An old shopping notice touts a cooling quick relief balm for neuralgia rheumatism and muscular soreness. It claims thousands have found relief and offers money back satisfaction with a 25 cent price at McCandrew Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
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Lake Shore
Pkas
Morrell Pride
Chuck
Loin
Golden Glow Coffee
N. E
Suice
Texas
Phere Vockraw Jarre Can
Kellogg's Corn
SPIES + CORTLAND
Bliss Coffee
Crisco
Seth Can
Rinso
Lee
Phes
Silver
Dust Ape
Dee
Pillsbury Flour
Pillsbury Farina
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Wilcox Grocery
Wayne Evans
Phoenix Hotel
Joseph B. Carvolti
Edwin S. Skaden
Port Allegany
Jprothonotary
Smethport
U.S
Howard W. Manbeck
Roy J. Howe
Albion
Gonneaut Township
Umder
Ace Auto Store
N. Center Street
Katherine Becht
West 26Th Street
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Stanley Sopczynski
Theodore L. Bauer
Mig. Co
Paul di Dionisio
George Wolfenden
Olean
Dorothy Raymond
Olean Public
North Union Street
Raymond
Afi
St. Francis Hospital
Louise A. O'Brien
William. J. O Brien
Clarion Oman
Kansas City
Mota
Albuquerque
N.M
Transcontinental Western Airways Co
Paul
Dadies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
North Center Street
Wallith
St. Marys
Lanston's
Nell Gould
Leo Donovan
Maxwell House
Lakeshore
Hamburg
Stanley Rutkowski
Kustier
Erie County Court
United Auto Repair Company
Gerty Fogle
Melvin Holland
Harry Perrin
Buffalo
Brigham
Elk
Accords CO
SEDO
Community Loan Company of
Corry, Pa
Center Street
Mr. J. L. Bircher
Kahn Tailoring CO
Charles Shade
Sunbury
Eastern
Shade
E. ©. Mault
Titusville Hospital
Jack Butler
Scar
Fort Frags
Huntington Reformatory
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Deleatow
Ana
Bia
Bova
Snow
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