Franklin Hospital treats Basil Hovis after assault
Basil Hovis of Franklin is a patient at Franklin Hospital with a broken left ankle and body bruises after being found in a sparked car Thursday. He says two men attacked him and the case is under investigation by local authorities as bingo night at the Rod & Gun Club draws attention. The item also notes an actress, Ancille Ball, leaving MGM for pay gains and Harold E. Smathers listed as dead in action December 31, 1944, per War Department notices. A sewing-machine repair service and a High School typing registration are mentioned in unrelated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Hovis
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Alloc
Oil City
Harold E. Smathers
William Smathers
Venus
Germany
War Department
Jane ‘Tuttle ‘Smathers
Belly Camp
Titusville and Vicinity News Roundup 1945 Items
A compact Chronicle notes local events from Kane to Titusville including a firehouse dance with Fritz Whitaker Orchestra, wartime service updates on Mrs Merle Cussin family, a Kane fatality at the Masonic Temple, radio tube shop ad, Bishop Peabody speaking at Trinity parish, and a range of social notices, obits, and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Titusville
Merle Cussin
Titusville Woman's Sons
Sten-Sons
Moose Club
Union City
Fritz Whitaker
Kane
Masonic Temple
Howard C. Short
Mr. Short
Masonic ‘Temple
J. #. Gillis
Charles M. Cavey
William L. Helm
John D. Harve
Frederick Kime
Gerry Davis Radio Lab
The
Malcolm
E. Peabody
D. D
Diccese
Central
New York
National Council of the ‘Episcopal Church
Trinity Parish
Peabody
E. Pinkney Wrout
Erie
St. Edwards Hall
Jamestown firm to move Akron factory to town
Elliott Equipment Co, with offices in Roberts building, has bought a local building and will relocate its factory from Akron, Indiana to Jamestown within a month, as announced by president C. Peterson. Christmas trees were hauled curbside Tuesday and Wednesday by Berkhaus Disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkhaus Disposal
Jamestowne
Elliott Equipment Company
Tie
Ihe Roberts Buiding
Akron
Jamestown
C. Peterson
Stocks May Remain At Present High Levels
A speculative column weighs market resilience amid fears of Communism and social upheaval. It argues big index stocks could be liquidated first, potentially driving prices down, but notes stabilization possible through SEC and CIG action. The writer also links atomic energy to spiritual awakening and grand world stability, valuing potential gains over wartime costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
SEC
CIG
Ostrich Eyes Highlighted as Largest in Animal World
A report from the Better Vision Institute notes that the ostrich possesses the largest eye among songbirds and creatures, with other birds like hawks and owls having eyes up to the size of a human eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song T
Widow of Henry L. Raymond dies in Meadville
Mrs. Cora Raymond died this morning at Meadville City Hospital after a brief illness. A longtime resident of Meadville, she was active with the Rebels club and resided on Wright Street with her late husband. Survived by daughter Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst of Erie, grandson Lt. Robert Parkhurst in Tokyo, sister Mrs. Teasdale of Meadville, and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services to be held Monday at 2:30 PM at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
U. S Raymond
Henry L. Raymond
Corry
Meadville City Hospital
Raymond
Meadville
Park Teasdale
Wrightstrest
Rebels
Deceasers
Melvin Parkhurst
Erle
Robert Parkhurst
Tokyo
Alstex
Teasdale
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Homie
Mrs Rose Madsen Dee To Be Buried Here Tuesday
Mrs Rost Madsen Dee former Corryite died Thursday January 10 after an extended illness at Westbrook Connecticut. Body brought to Davison Powers Home in this city and burial set for Tuesday at Pine Grove Cemetery. Survivors include mother Rose Peters brother Louis Beaber of Westbrook a son Howard Madsen two daughters Mrs Hany Painter and Mrs Louise Veagey and grandson Richard Veazey all of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Jamies P. McHenry
D. A.V
P. Resilroad
Strick
Medoula
N.Y
Katherine
Katherine Perry
Evié
Evelyn L. Benacei
Ally
Lows R. Benacei
Isth
Cherry Streets
William H. Latimer
Glevelind
A. LaRusso
Nis
Benscot
George Bra
Bender
Bear Lake
Fumeri
James Lamont Canter
Schoonover
Stigan Grove
da Carter
Nellie Upton
Clam Loomis
The
Baptist Church
Thomas Fields
Youth For Christ In
Buffalo
Stella M. Stutzman
Davion Bunersl
Stuttman
Spartansburg
Britton
Rim
Mennoulie
Rose Hill
Amdairs
Arizona
M & Brother
Mrr
Barnes
Herbern Messinger
Harriett Bembsjan
Barnse
Bivgens
Rose Madsen Dee
Rost Madsen Dee
Westbrook
Conn
Davison
Powers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hany Painter
Louise Veagey
Richard Veazey
Detroit
Steel Mills Closing New Parley Called
Negotiations over steel wage disputes continue as Truman plans a White House conference to avert a national strike. Key figures Murray Burress and Gov. Warner discuss a $2 wage demand and a 15 cent per hour offer, with executives signaling possible price concessions to head off a shutdown. District directors manage local strike strategy as talks proceed.
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Page Lne
Trumen
White House
Murray
Snyder
Schwellenbach
John R Shelman
Truman
New York
Murry
Burress
Mortgage Chamber Welcomes Member Nine
The Michigan Mortgage Chamber announces the addition of its ninth member, expanding its regional network and signaling growth in local real estate finance collaboration. Names and affiliations updated in the chamber roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow Michiga ‘Mortgage Chamber Weleht
Oth
Rural Division Now Complete For Memorial Hospital Fund Campaign
The Rural Division unveils district captains and volunteers to raise 275000 for Corry Memorial Hospital. Officials cover Concor East and West Townships, Wayne, Spring Creek, Lymysovsay, Elgin, Spartansburg, Clymer, and nearby areas with chairs including Tintistrom Skiff Sill Sickler and O Keefe among others. The Clymer district organization will be announced early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Fund
Pau L Uneeey
Chute Go
Corry Memorial Hospital
Concor Township
Oscar Tintistrom
Concord ‘Township
Gulu Skiff
Howard Hammond
Rabvert C. Lindstrom
Webb Méersy
Verna Scoutasi
Wayne Township
Dium Lymysovsay
Anetoy
Swanson
George Bensine
David Gurtas
Cora. Dodd
Leslie Dortd
Heda Jaquith
Alice Page
J. H. Rengle
Mildred Reagle
Albert Bundbure
Paul Trisket
Dorothy Upper
Elgin
J. B. Clavis
J. B. Clark
Spartansburg
George O'Keefe
My. Glenn Burton
Guy Fish
Charles Gibeaut
D. G May
Donald Newbold
Helen Shreve
Oliver ‘Thompson
Charles Torrey
Shermin—G. Miller
Clymer
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Pillsbury
Jack Frost
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Welch
Rod & Gun Club
Ancille Ball
Damestown
MGM
Gregser
Durham
Railroad Street
Tle
Al's Clothes Shop
Coats
Bernstein Bros
Florida
California
Dutt's
Bibby
Berens Wag
Lomb
Milringer
John D
Baron of
Miller
Kendall
Jamestown City
Bell Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania
the Journal
S-M-W
Robert B. Burch
Keystone Office Supply
Letcher Bioelk
North Franklin Spreat
Charles B. Weaver
Vengeli Dairy Lunch
George Paish
MY. Boyer
Stony Twick
Rab
Franklin, Che Venge
Pennsylvanaa
Second Avenues
Liberty Street
Metager-Wright Company
Tettering and Reures
Ahatt Armament Factory
S/L
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Columbus
St.Bxle
Sernes
Harvey M. Willis
Briday
Willis Saide
Bperative
St. Boniface's
Hummett
Bre County
Francis Schilnewein
East Irving Street
Googe
Baldwin
Clessen
Nis Atending
Ray H. Luke
St Vincent's Hospital
Catherine "Malone
Ridge
John ‘Reed
Con
Lake
Charles
Culler
Donald Hall
Steth ‘Street
B. P. O. Ellis
Lodge
V. W. Graham
L. Johnson
Girard Hott
Lawrence
Donald Zex‘zo
Connesus
Johnsor
Good Samaritan
Methodist Church
Regula
Edmund Bary
West South Street
American Red Cross
Red Cross
W. W. Graham
Vensaga
Jallhoule
Curtis
Dial
Patial
City
SHAMBURG'S __ News
Cora Pera
STEEL
Colza Garage
Main St
Zenith
Corry Hotel
O.D
Optometrist
N. Center
Ehone
Mailady
Phillipa Jewelry
Firgase Wan
the National Bank OF
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
Oman
Indus
Rates Ave Turna
Mills
Ses & Son
J.F
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