Union City notices and local society updates
Local items report meetings and recoveries, including Will J Wilcox meeting at 2 30 PM at Mary Morrison s home 409 Mast, Mrs Richard Rossbacher returning home from Corry hospital, Madeleine Gafisch 14 dies after pneumonia, McCray Ladies Aid meets at Community house, and Union City Home National Bank declares 5 percent Participation Certificates dividend. Also covers legion activities, church societies, hospital notes and population news.
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Hershey
Will J. Wilcox
Wedehyet
W. C. Tou
Mrd
Mary Morrison
Mast Minin
Bardld Ogrr
Mast
Congress Street
Corry Hospital
Richard Rossbacher
West Church Street
McCray [Ladies ‘Aid Society
Union City Home National Bank
Madeleine Gafisch
Union City High School
Maude Cafiisch
Babt High Street
Madeleine
James Brown
Claud Lictus
BL. Daniisch
Jay Querreveld
Melissa ‘Howles
Bert Lictus
Michael McKetn
Billy
Geshetic Daughters of America Steadie Hagie
Stockton’s
Missionary Societies of the
J. B. Cogan
East Frederick Street
Jadiey
G. Buller
Weel
Crawford County Sportsmen Council Backs Next Year Tufton Season
Crawford County Sportsmen's Council voted last night to back a Tue season in Pennsylvania for next year and will present the request to the Game Commission. Local meetings covered community events including a Republic Women gathering at Mrs Allie Taylor's Brook Street home and plans for a tu-Teen dinner in February. A Stedman Wheelock Community Aid group will host an all day meeting Friday at Mrs Jank Harvey's home with a noon furesn dinner and sewing. The Baptist Ladies Fellowship Class will meet Wednesday at Mrs Rosa's on Worth Street with Bible verse answers. Erie County Beekeepers Association announced a special meeting at the county extension office. An annual Citizens National Bank stockholders meeting is planned for this evening. Police are investigating a Liberty Street case where gas valves were found open upon return and the elderly father of the resident was found deceased in an upstairs bedroom.
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Saanae
Ikie
Eiwania Eea
Ridgway Beatiymice
Daniel Fisher
Ol City
Rutherford B. Hayes Post
GA. R
Gil City
Jacie Bastow
Mira
Marie Bastow
Lafayette
Bradford
Bastows
R. Merick
St* Lawrence Thompkins
Corry
Corry Hospital
Paul Morray
Aid
Michael Morray
Union City
R. D
Ludwig Kowalski
North Center Street
Burris
James Barker
Oil City Glass Works
Chautauqua
Gerald Terry
West Hillicott
Igsus
B.C. Kautian
Oil City
Venango County
Meadville
John L. Laley
Chles Wey
Titusville
Barnsdall & Co
Quality ‘Cash Company PLC
Crawford County
Dunkirk
New York State Department of Social Welfare
Wintata
John Jar
William Heath
Bartlesville
Okla
Heath
W. A. (Heath
Conford Street
Arvid B.anderson
Kahne
Bradford Hospital
Maplewood Avenue
Brakeford
George P. Lull
Warren
Safety Department I
Donaldo Motor Coach Company
John Piganelli
Harold O. Carlton
Ludlow
Warren-Kinzua
Mike ‘Russo
War- Ten
Pittsburgh
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia
Ileven
C. F. McCray
Diss ‘Mac Leward
Bila King
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Corry Council of
Allie Taylor
Brook Street
Marion J. Swidwore
Stedman Wheelock
Aig
Jank Harvey
Ladies Fellowship
The
Baptist Church
Rosa
Worth Street
Root
Erie County Begkewpepa’ Association
Couirh House
Citizens W National Bank
Liberty Street
Constitution Mirrors In America After The War
After the Revolution large quantities of mirrors of all sizes and shapes were manufactured. These were known as Constitution mirrors.
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America
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Geo
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Emma
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George ‘Thoms
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Lester Watson
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