Oil City appoints Lt Potts head of new Bureau of Investigation
Lt Ernest Glenn Potts, longtime criminal investigator and Oil City police veteran, was named head of a newly created Bureau of Investigation in Oil City. Mayor William A. Merck announced the appointment, noting Potts will gain more time for investigations while continuing regular duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Oil City
Ernest Glenn Potts
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Investigation
Willian A. Merck
Potts
Marcle
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Genesee
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Meadville Area
At The Hospital Report as of a m today lists admitted patients including Mrs Cora Allen 211 West Pleasant Street and Miss Freda Smith 103 West Free street HG Barnes. discharged include Mrs Thomas Kolaja 7 South Senter Street. Fire and accident items follow along with local notices and upcoming events.
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Cora Allen
West Pleasant
Sirmet
William Wodarsky
B.D
Tyle Bemis
R. D
Freda Smith
West Fretfel Street
Barnes
North Center
Thomas Kolaja
South
Robert Long
Robert Tyain
West Smith Street
Mabel Darrow
Spring Street
Jack Walters
Victor Wojciechowski
West South Street
Roberty
William
Joyce
Robert. Huupach
Maro Wright
Sprig Leek
Simimie Sutton
Nort Dennystent
Erie Deaths and Property Bequests Highlight Local Notices
Erie reports Otto Meyer of New Smyrna Fla left 519000 in personal property to his three children. John Plavean, Erie artist Joseph Plavean’s father, died after a long illness at St Vincent’s Hospital. Clearing for the WSEE antenna site proceeds on land seven miles south of 10th and Peach along Route 19, extending a mile back from the road.
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Erie
Otto Meyer
New Smyra
Fla
William A
Ruth Meyer Hoffman
Mildred Meyer ‘Thompson
Rossbdcher Insurance Service
Erle
Portland
Sebago
John Wolf
Paul Metzger
Lewiston
Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Howard Dahl
Chicago
Dahl
Clarion
Marienville
Clarion Barracks
Phillip Progar
Pittsburgh
Brookville
Martin Lasher
Frank Sabol
First Avenue
West South Street
Florida
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Meadville
Erie Railroad
New Smyrna
John Plavean
Joseph Plavean
St. Vincent's Hospital
WSEE
Channels 95
10Th and
Peach Streets
Veterans rally to curb vandalism at graves in Johnstown
Johnstown veterans groups led by American Legion Post 24 pressed a campaign against grave vandalism after reports of flags torn from staffs, metal holders stolen, and tombstones overturned. The drive seeks to halt the wanton destruction of soldiers’ graves.
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Johnstown
Mark Buhek
American Legion
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Wing-Willi Star
Quality Cash Store
Lakeview
Durkee
California
Superior Cleaning
Stanley Laurence
Rouse Home
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
VFW
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Frank A. Wood
Robert Y. Kopf
Byron W. Knapp
Nels Anderson
Ernest G. Bautz
J. Stewart Beckley
C. R. Betts
Wm. H. Cannon
Arthur L. Chapman
Dan C. Dodge
Kermit E. Forsgren
James V. Mazan
Don 8
Mervine
J. B. Proctor
A. L. Rasmussen
Ray J. Reed
Robert Shiels
Ray W. Steber
Ray Stein
Wm. E. Wenger
Vern Zellefrow
the Journal
Powell
Eric
Ralph. McAfee
Knox Hall
Church of the Covenant
McAfee
Warner
Gulf Service
North Center Street
Crawford
Chautauqua
Maguilie
Charles C. McCloskey Jr
Brown Motor Lines
Youngstown
Plank Road
Westfield
Hartfield
Carl Balluck
Lester Thompson
Balluck
Titusville
Polite
Lyle W. Peebles
Franklin Street
Women of the Moose
Union Township
Woodcockboro
P Mead
East Mead
Randolph
Saegerstown
Vernon
Hayfield
Summit
Summerhill
Conneautville
H. 5. Giikert
Fos
GLU
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Corry
Allegheny College
McIntyre’s
Roy Oliver
James Pope
National Surplus
Union City
Bore Council
Alwin Beach
Council
Norbert Alberstadt
Fairview
Jamestown
Falconer
Ellicott Peace Justice Court
Joseph Kaye
Rochester
Kaye
Howard Lewis
Lakewood
Lewis
Third
Lafayette
Sarah Nevins
Tuffy
Kendall
Corner of
Center
Washington Sts
United States
Keystone
VanCise
Suit Club
Tunnell
Miller Shops
Miller's
Miller
Amco
Coats
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