Standpipe Demolition Planned in Erie After 125 Foot Landmark
Erie council authorizes water bureau to seek proposals to tear down the 125 foot high and 25 foot diameter standpipe at 26th and Sigsbee streets, a historic storage site prior to the new high pressure reservoir. The teardown is expected soon. Nearby notes include a stationery sale at Ye Olde Book Shoppe and county tax appeal board chairmanship for Thomas W. Flatley in 1947.
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East Irving Street
Thomas W. Flatley
County Tax Appeal Board
Flatley
Commissioners
Court House
Sigsbee
Erie
Erie Council
Bureau of Water
Windshield goods and local notices amid Meadville area updates
City and vicinity items note scarce windshield wipes for sleet and ice at Powell Motors. Meadville reports workers at a $1,000,000 National Beating Division plant project near McGuffeytown, a fire leveled water-tank housing, and other local notices. Obits include Pierce Vetmer, 65, former St Marys resident, die in Ridg Way hospital. Community news covers fire relief funds nearing $50,000, theater plans, telephone co stock vote, and civic meetings with bids, licenses, and medical procedures.
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Meadville
National
American Brakeshoe Co
McGuffeytown
Meerdink
Pierce Vetmer
St. Marys
Elk County General Hospital
Ridg Way
Yetner
P.R.R. 25
Kane
Kane Volunteer Firemen‘’s Relief Association
These Changing Times at Corry High School Theatre
Fourth Lyceum performance of These Changing Times at the High School auditorium scheduled for Thursday January 16 at 8 p m. Admission is 30 cents. Also notes on local events and community notices from Corry Pennsylvania including farm show results and hospital updates.
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Lyceum
Thurs
Vintondale Post Office Burglarized. Local Youth Arrested
An 18 year old Vintondale boy was arrested by State Police and postal inspectors for burglarizing the Vintondale post office. He led officers to the cellar of his home where $493 was hidden.
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Brensburg
Jat
Vintondale
WIFE AND SON RESCUE MEADVILLE MAN FROM CO GAS
Otto P. Woodring, 43, sustained carbon monoxide exposure in his garage near Meadville and was rescued unconscious by his wife and son Roland. They carried him outside and firefighters revived him after about 30 minutes before transporting him to Spencer Hospital. He worked for the American Visease Corp. and had left home saying he would walk.
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Woodring
American Visease Corp
Otterbein Guild Plans March Banquet To Reveal Secret Pals
The Otterbein Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren Church met with thirteen members at Miss Mary Lou Hinebert the hostess on West Smith street. Miss Erma Gilson president led the business meeting and plans were made for a March banquet to reveal secret pals with Miss Meredith Fish and Miss Ruth Schurman on the committee. Refreshments included jello salad hot rolls lemon and apple pie and carrot. Julean Sherwood to host February meeting on the 11th. High portal to portal retrouc tive wage suits totaling 8570000 were filed by the CIO United Steel Workers in Federal court at Pittsburgh. The suits include Mercer Tube Manufacturing Co Sharon Pa 450000.
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Otterbein Guild
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Lou Huntbert
West Smith Street
Annn Dubrosky
Erma Gilson
Meredith Fish
Ruth Schurman
Hurlbert
Julean Sherwood
CIO
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh
Mercer Tube & Manufacturing Co
Sharon
Fathers Night Plans At Junior High School
The executive committee of the Junior High School P T A met with Principal Harold G Wolfe to approve a Fathers Night program. Those present included Mrs Shotabarger and several teachers. a panel discussion on World Citizenship was planned for Thursday evening at the school.
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Harold G. Wolfe
Wolfe
Clyce Shotabarger
Ethel McCray
Lester Lopus
Ann Batessi
A. V. Cochran
Leland Johnston
Robert, Proctor
Shotzbarger
Com
Poetry Society Scrap Book Program At Mrs Bender Home
The Poetry Society met last evening with Mrs Margaret Bender on East South street. Members read items collected for a scrap book while refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs Orin B Kinney at Warren in February. The public is invited to Fathers Night. During 145 season 812292 tons of tomatoes were inspected.
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Oil City
of City Teachers’ Association
Poetry Society
Margaret Bender
East South Street
Orin B. Kinney
Warren
Corry Plant Worker Suffers Injury While Receiving Treatment
A Corry plant employee sustained an injury and received treatment after an incident reported locally. Details on exact cause and location within the facility were not specified in the available text.
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Dulaney
Birdseye
Asporggus
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Franz
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
F. L. Baressi
Dial
Stanley Nichols
Franklin Street
Gerty Hospital
Allen‘s Furniture Store
W. Main St
Keystone VanCise
Baume Bengue
Fletchers Castaria
SK Foushay
Dorothy Grey
Noxzema
Powell Motors
Crawford Telephone Co
Guys Mills
Concord Community Club
Albert Young
Mott Street
Corry Hospital
Tomorow
Miller's Kendall
Hlmer L. Evans
Tony Markopolos
Tris
State Street
Markopolos
State Liquor Control Board
New Spring Wallpainters
Sorenson's
Kane County
Root’s_ Sport Shop
Max Cullen
South Center Street
Concord School
Byfield
T. S. Kelsey
Cubs
M. E. Shambaugh
Gerald Whiteley
Koppers Company
WAA
Pennzoil Company
B. P. O. Ellis
William Albert Eakin
Kelsey
D. D
Optometrist
N. Center St
Stromberg-Carlson
Emerson
Admiral
Motorola
DELCO
Davis Radio Lab
City Cab Company
LEED
Eldowney
East Main Street
Corry
Dunsville
Crawford
Jone
Randolph Township
Lyle Wilcos
Snyder Circle
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Clarion
Lloyd F. Marshall
Women of the Moose
Mary McCarthy
Harley F. Johnso
Center Street
Corry, Ps
Munity
Wilcox Grocery
Sunmaid
Alaska
Charmin
Ford
Powell Motor Coo
Worth Center Street
Al’s
Melton
North Center Street
Honul Gay
Stair
Hay Toms
Blishe
sTull
Erie c
Alexandr W
Carl I. Ma
Jean Legio Fiready
Amarin
Yester Court Hous
Golun Corry
Clyr Cooperation
Sninistea
Duce 16 “E
Ferry Toretic
Campbell
Clymer Cer
Wil Nary
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