Grove City to secure airport project with federal aid
Municipal Grove City eyes a CWA airport project with cooperation from Commercial Chih and co operative efforts with the Federal Department of Commerce. City council approves applying for the airport as a CWA project. Five accidents occur in Meadyillé area as winter returns. Dunkirk council borrows 12 000 to meet payroll. Henry J Procher funeral held at First M E Titusville. Queex City Lodge 1 0 0 F and Odd Fellows attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Chih
Dunkirk
R. L. Putnam
Marion Street
Henry J Procher
M. E
Titusville
Roy F. Howe
D. D
Woodlawn
Queex City Lodge
O. F
Odd Fellows
Johnsonburg and area notices and arrivals
A town bulletin lists a February Daughters of the American Revolution meeting moved to Mrs Ben Stary’s Maple avenue home with assistant hostesses. Also noted are a chicken pie supper at Columbus Community Center, postmaster Charles Sandburg retiring, a New York Dealers convention set for Jamestown, and police seizure of alcohol near Cassadaga-Fredonia. Reports cover a Johnsonburg fire injury, a Floyd sighting rumor, local hospital news, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the Americal Revolution
Ben. Stary
Maple Avenue
T. F. Giblin
Andrew Paulson
C.F. Gronin
R. F. Livermore
Joseph Barratt
Johnsonburg
Elk County General Hospital
Gimrc
Charles 4. Sandburg
Jamestown
New York State Dealers' Association
Syracuse
Brocton
Chas. J. Russo
1Ter
Fredonia
Kane
Donald Wyne
Wilcox
Ridgway
Wyne
Ridg Way
Brandy Camp
West Virginia
DuBois
Salem
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Tom Canion
New England
New York
Johnsonburg Press
Powell Motor Co
FAW
A. Lawson
West Prederick Street
Florence Mario
Lawson
Mildred Lawson
Florence Masig
Phyllis Hougaton
Janet Vanderholt
Charlotte Seamens
Jean Dearing
Shirley Dinkinson
Louise Hull
Belle Hobbins
Hiaine Haight
Leona Williams
Burh
Robert Lawson
John Rickers
Erie’s Grand Old Lady Sarah Reed Dies at 95
Miss Sarah A. Reed, a direct descendant of Erie founder Colonel Seth Reed and longtime patron of Erie Home for Use Friendless, died at 17 East 10th Street after a long illness. She came to Erie as a child from Ashtabula in 1838, attended local schools, earned a degree from Erie Academy, and led the charity group as president from 1899 onward. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Taylor
Portland
N. X
Taylor
Joseph Taylor
Corry
Allie Taylor
Rolland Wilkitson
Con Hospital
Spring Creek
Lillian Guilds
Luther League
St. Paris Liunteran
Concord School
M. E. Chuek
Janet Sorensén
Freda
Leona Vout
Mildred Sthrhel
Juno
Sorren
Robert Rosch
Corry Hospital
East Main Street
Roosevelt Ball
B. Porter
Lawrence County
Munnell
Slippery Rock
Tony Felippo
Mead
Erie
Sarah A. Reed
Seth Reed
East 10Th Street
Eric
Miss Reed
Bor
Ashtabula
Jane Wilson
Miss Coover
Erie Academy
Unlicensed Dogs Face Prosecution Warns State Agent
O T Finegan of the bureau of animal industry warns dog owners that unlicensed canines will be prosecuted. The state has urged license purchases for months, but many owners remain noncompliant. A statewide canvass begins February 4 with immediate enforcement and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Finegan
Penna
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Gives Relief
An ad claims Adiemica washes out poisons causing gas and nervousness with one dose. Promoted by Keister's Cat Rate Drug Store, the item targets relief for upper and lower bowels and improved sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister's
Cat Rate Drug Store
CWA Payroll Figures Open to Public Demand
Civil Works Administrator Hopkins issued instructions to state CWA administrators to release payroll figures and supply purchase records for public inspection on demand. He telegraphed that all civil works payrolls and records are public records and open to the public. A separate item from Lynn, Massachusetts reports Andrew Johnson, 70, hitch-hiked nearly 700 miles from Dover to visit a sister but found she had moved and could not be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Civil Works
Hopkins
CWA
Lynn
Mass
Andrew Johnson
Dover
Liquor Prices Tablet Notes Contemporary Ranges
Continued from page one prices show Highland at 3.21 per can and Canadian Chile. Old Overholt rye four years at 3.83 and 93 proof at 2.17. Overholt 1933 rye 83 proof at 1.00 and 1933 Bourbon 69% proof at 1.47. Weller four-year-old around 8.50 and two-year-old 2.50. Golden Wedding 95 proof bourbon at 2.07 quart. Penn Maryland top 2.28 Spring Garden, down to 1.25 Belle of Nelson. Frankfort distilleries blends up to 2.75 Meadville, down to 1.46 Indian Trader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
W. L. Weller
Joseph Fy Fingh and Company
Penn-Maryland
Spring Garden
Dows
Belle of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kellogg's Whole Wheat
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Lincoln
Washington Street
Hamburg
Wisconsin
Tbs
Member
Federal Reserve System
Dourt
Meadville
Jacob Schrubby
Jennie Kippell
Warren
Edward Quigley
Brie
Bustaio
Oliver Woods
Forest Mills
Stennett Specialty Shop
Venango County Bar Association
Lee A. McCracken
Franklin
Berk Wolozyn
Oil, City Hospital
Lower Main Street
Oil City
Punxsulayney Lodge of Eagles
Adrian Hospital
Roosevelt Hall
Elks’ Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charlesauer
Alfred Bauer
St. Joseph’s Church
Sty
Mt. Jewatt
Bauer
Sushand
Stennett
United Brethren It Christ Church
Pasetor
Ro Harte
Dave Wits
Imade
Chow
Wweittel
Sara A. Reed
Coats
Cme
North Center St. Pordh
Montgomery Ward & Co
Atie
Wes
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