Appointment of Beglin as assistant cashier at Fish National Bank
The Fish National Bank at Conneaut Lake announced the appointment of W. J. Beglin Sr. as assistant cashier replacing L. N. Siri who resigned due to illness. FD Patterson, executive VP and cashier, released the statement.
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Meadville
W. J. Beglin
Fish National Bank
Conheaut Lake
FD. Patterson
Wis. Beglin
L. N. Siri
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Local notices mix health, crime and commerce in era
City and Vicinity ad pages report injuries at Wheatland yards, a hospital transfer, a retirement death, meeting notices for Women of the Moose, school district petitions, furniture price easing, car repairs and a series of sales and sales events across Jamestown and Meadville areas. Strong named entities include Eric Holmes, Pennsy Railroad, Bul Hospital, Thomas Motors, Meerdink’s, Mabel Shoppe, Jamestown, Meadville, Richland Township, Townsend Club, Dr Pratcis Townsend, Hamet Hospital, Sha...
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Powell’s
Eric
R. B. Holmes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Y Wheatland Yards
Edr
Sharon
Bul Hospital
Meerdink
Harry C. Showalter
Nickel Plate Railroad
Hamet
Showalter
Women of the Moose
Mentiville
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Townville
Richmond Township
Elk County
Thomas Motors
Miller’ Kendall
Richman Brothers
Carl Fischer
Journal
John Shearman
Shearman Brothers Comparty
Chicago
Jamestown
Arbhle
Townsend Club
L. R. Tiffany
South Center Street
Dr Pratcis
Mercy Slayer to be released from prison
Boston reports that Y. Noxon Jr a Pittsfield lawyer once condemned to death for the electrocution of his infant son is slated for release from Norfolk Prison Colony on Friday under parole conditions a 2 1 vote by the Massachusetts Parole Board. The death sentence was commuted years ago by Governor Tobin and later by Governor Bradford enabling parole with executive council consent. The 1944 case involved an infant electrocuted on a metal plate in a lower Pittsfield home.
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Boston
Jan
Sonn Y. Noxon, Jr
Pittsfield
Norfolk
Massachusetts Paral Board
Noxon
Maurice J. Tobin
Robert F. Bradford
Executive Council
Plane overshoots runway at Mundel bal airport
Thirty four people escaped injury when an Eastern Air Lines DC plane overshot Mundel bal field in a heavy rain. The New Orleans bound craft slid down a slippery runway. Passengers used an emergency door ladder and a tail rope to descend from the 80 foot high wreck. The aircraft suffered heavy damage.
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Eastern Air Lines
Mundelbal
Philadelphia
New Orleans
J. Willey
Mhexs
Farm vote in Washington campaign faces grass roots push
National Chairman Hugh D. Scott of Texas predicted a campaign push toward a decisive vote this week in Washington. The article notes growing momentum from grassroots groups supporting the reform effort and outlines the political stakes ahead of the vote.
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Wile
Washington
Tai
Repith Ws
Volovith & Grass Rats
Campaiten Jud Sational
Hugh D. Scott
Tndwy Ie Wilay
Fhimwatien
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Red Wing
Duffs
Bisquick
Buddie Peas
Corre
Pky
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Rossbacher
Ute
Franklin Police
Eli
Linesville
Mas
Maple James
Rdick Transfer
Justine
Thomas McClaim
Mercer
Lewis Oliver Waring
Transfer
Absorbine Jr
Regae
Doans
Esther Pickett
R. D
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Morton's
North Center Street
Thesday
Norman Brightman
G. Edwin Bughtman
North Clymer
Prank Eastman
Union City
Wayde Querreveld
Clearfield Furs
Stewart Hat Shop
Saegertown
Clines
Councll
Saewertown
Simonini Oil
Joe Amorosio
First Avenue
Chautauqua
Mabel
Duquesne
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Duniirk
George McQuiggan, Jr
Predonia
William Lipolynski
Ciy
Raymond J. Bartkowiak
Hemlock School
P. Tr. A
Marine Corps League
George Downey
East Pleasial Sireet
Tather Pickett
Victor Grin
East
Santina Bychin
Frederick Street
Mae
Barto-Christensen
Mercy Slayer
Lydia B. Pinkhumi
Lydia E. Bunkhamr
Stewart
Munsingwear
Yen Ea CBee a _ 2
A Wy
Heiman’s Jewelers
Home Owned
Home Operated
Panela Be Wiel
Dewey
York
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