Merger of Two Banks at Kane Wins Approval
In Kane Pennsylvania stockholders of the First National Bank and Kane Bank & Trust Company approved a merger plan. The deal would transfer deposits and the First National Bank building to Kane Bank & Trust, with state and national banking department approvals still needed. Over 80 percent of Kane Bank & Trust shares were represented. nearly 90 percent of First National Bank stock supported the move.
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Ane
Pirst National Bank
Kane Bank & Trust Company
First Nations Bank
Funeral Services for Wilfred Westley
Final rites for Wiliea P. Westley who died after a short illness Monday morning were held Wednesday at 2 pm from the Worth Street home. Rev. B O Allie and Rev. H Ray Garris officiated with Raymond Manufacturing Company colleagues serving as bearers. Interment was at Pine Grove cemetery mausoleum. The service drew many floral tributes and the Women’s Relief Corps attended. Out of town mourners included Mrs. Florence Young and Miss Frances Westley Chicago and several relatives from OW City, Marks Corners, Columbus, Sparlandsburg, Ripley, and Erie.
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Wiliea P. Westley
Worth Street
B. O. Allie
the Nazarene Church
H. Ray Garris
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Sam Holley
Lee Shepard
Fred Lauer
Merle Haskell
Ralph Glenn
Raymond Cathers
Howard
Roger
Charles Saunders
Marks Corners
Clarence ‘Thompson
Columbus
Faith Martin
Spartansburg
R. D
James Saunders
North East
William Saunders
Ripley
John ‘Thomas
Howard Crane
Erie
Wounded Jamestown Sailor to Return Home
Jamestown residents learn their son Richard B Terrana, an electrician's mate third class in the U S Navy, is wounded in action but making good progress toward recovery. He reports wounds to one leg and one arm are not disabling and says he expects transportation home for a brief rest before returning to active duty.
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Jamestown
Angelo Terrane
Allen, Street
Richard B. ‘Terrana
United States Navy
Townste
Cave
Lawrence Attacks Martin On State Relief Proposal
David L. Lawrence, a leading Democrat in Pennsylvania, accuses Governor Martin of plans to transfer unemployment relief costs from the state to counties and municipalities. He argues this would shift the tax burden to real estate and local governments while the state runs a surplus. Lawrence blasts the administration for favoring local control and questions qualifications of state officials, urging the Democrats to oppose returning relief costs to local officials.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Edward ‘Martin
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Allied Boards of ‘Trade
Martin
Lawrence
Marin
Post of Relief
James
Golfers Study Plan to Keep Clubs Open
The Western Pennsylvania Golf Association executive committee meets February 9 to discuss a plan to allow country clubs to continue golf programs during the pleasure driving ban. President J. D. Swigart notes an inter club privilege exchange would let a member play at the nearest club a limited number of times monthly for a nominal greens fee.
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Assacrates
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Golf Association
J. D. Swigart
Nermingt Greens
McCoy Is Transferred to New Cheektowaga Housing Post
Thomas J. McCoy, longtime Fairhaven housing manager, earns a promotion to the Ti-O Run-Da Housing Development in Cheektowaga New York, a large project expected to house war workers and about 200 homes ready by March 1. He also managed Sunset Heights at Titusville. successor at Fairhaven to be announced.
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Thomas J. McCoy
Fairhaven
Cheektowaga
SN Y
Buffalo
McCoy
Sunset Heights
Titusville
Wmecoy
Corry
Tew
McGoy
Pairhaven
Bath
Bufuto
Actice
Patyhaven
Army To Seize Gannon College And Two Erie Hotels
Erie January 28 The United States Army may take over Gannon School of Arts and Sciences plus the Fischer hotel and a section of the Ford hotel. Gannon has applied to the army which would place soldiers in about 890 colleges nationwide. Negotiations have been ongoing for months and if approved the entire Pleber and part of the Pordre would be used for soldier studies under military life.
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Erie
United States Army
Gannon School of Arts and Sciences
Fischer
Ford
Gamon School
Ims
United States
Gammon School
6Th
Peach Streets
Strong
Fleher
Zst
Uze Ford
North Park Row
State Street
T. Wis
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Promote Kidney Action
An advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as improving kidney function by increasing urinary secretion to remove waste. It claims the pills relieve headaches dizziness and a run down feeling. Also promotes Golden Lax Tablets for constipation at 5 cents and 250 dose.
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Thompson
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Private Jones
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Poste
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Boston Fish Pier
Sumen
Vailen
Lava Soap
Woodbury
Kirkman's
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ATTA
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Ives
Lee
Peg
Watson's
High Park
Stokely Baby Foods
Ycard Pesan
Ralston
Philadelphia
Je Zia
Virginia Sweet
Kellogg
Ely
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Hy Nee
America
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Torino
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