Columbus area clubs and meetings schedule update
The Columbus Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday with Mrs Carleton Curtis. Transportation groups assemble at Community Church or Red and White store 1 45 PM. Concord Community Club gathers Friday at the Community House with members bringing eske. The FaynSide Club convenes Friday at eight with reports from recent Washington delegates.
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Columbus Ladies’ Aid Society
Carleton Curtis
Red and Wille
Fuller Brush
R. N. Baker
Lemon Street
Dial
Concord Community Club
Eske
Washington, D. C
City and Vicinity Notices Include Elections and Delays
Local items announce a July 31 deadline for state inspection and immediate vehicle deliveries from Powell Motor Co. Updates cover hospital admits, salary boosts for Oil City educators, a Jamestown line change to buses, a fish fry at Cabins-In-The-Pines, police reports, road and service ads, and various community notices across Kane Erie Meadville and surrounding towns.
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Powell Motor Co
Charles Bennett
Duane Signot
Sayery
Gorry Hospital
Meerdink
Bemus Point
Emery Town Board
Jamestown, Westfield & Northwestern Railroad
Public Service Commission
The
Local notes from Corry and Meadville area brief items
Mary Lou Goring, seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goring, is reported in good condition at Corry Hospital after a consolectomy. Corry Grange holds an ice cream social July 12 at 8:30 to 10 p.m. at L O C F Hall, 25 cents admission. Mrs. Sarah Grunstein, a European refugee, admitted to Spencer Hospital Meadville for a compound fracture of the right wrist from a fall at the Friedman Hotel Cambridge Springs where she works. Governor James H. Duff cuts Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission funds to 1 million dollars for airport grants over two years. Eat at Jessies Snack Bar with dial reservations for dinners. Franklin Howard Burger, 31, treated at Franklin Hospital after a gun accident at home. a leaning weapon discharged, grazing his chest and injuring a finger.
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Miller's Kene Dall
Kane
Twin Lakes
Rene
Albert Peterson
Allegheny National Forest Project
Frank Say
North Corry
Mary
Grove City
Deerhead Inn
Boston
Erie
A. J. Nicely
Pennsylvania Patent Teachers’ Association
Max ©. Carrick
Public Library Board
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Meadville
Judge Kent
John T. Kent
Robert P. Ken
Hanaway
Center Street
Chancery Lane
Thesday
Corry Hospital
Donald Clark
First Avenue
Constance Raee Patterson
Merrill Patterson
South Center Street
I City
Joseph Francis Osenidet
Richard L. Witmer
Spartans Kirg
Jay C. Hut
American Legion
Mary Lou Goring
Paul Goring
Summer Street
Erle Echoboard
Mayme Brogdon
Garfield Itermediate
Corry Grange
Sarah Grunstein
America
Spencer Hospital
Friedman Hotel
Cambridge Springs
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Duff
Jessie's
Fanklin
Howard Burger
Pearl
Pittsburgh
Franklin Hospital
Flying disc hoax ends as balloon debris found in Texas
Army examination showed a high altitude weather balloon rather than a grounded flying disc. Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey announced the crushed remnants were used to determine wind direction and velocity at altitude. In a separate incident, Berb Patterson of Camot died from an electric shock at Standard Steel Spring Co. plant No. 2 in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Army
New Mexico
Texas
Roger M. Ramey
Eighth Air Forces
Army Air Transport
Coraopolis
Herberb
Pat) Patterson
Camot
Standard Steel Spring Co
Stedman Dies in Erie After Long Jamestown Life
Former Jamestown resident C. F. Stedman died Tuesday in Erie at 726 West 6th Street. Born March 0, 188%, in Gary, N.Y., he owned a trucking and inter city transfer business in Jamestown before moving to Erie in 1946. Survived by Bertha A. Stedman. two daughters, five grandchildren, and a great granddaughter. Funeral at Bracke Keating. burial Gary Cemetery.
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Stedman
Erie
West 6Th Street
Gary
George and
Jorn Bucklity Stedman
Lfe
Jamestown
First Baptist Church
Mt. Tabor
Bertha A. Stedman
Ernest W. Anderson
Park H. Lilley
Bracke: Keating Funeral Homse
P. A. Galbreath
Gary Cemetery
N.Y
Southern Group to Sign Coal Pact Today
The Southern group prepares to sign a coal pact today while remaining aloof after the split from the Northern operators last December. If they do not participate, they risk repeating last year’s situation and being invited to a national contract they did not help negotiate, affecting coal and steel consumers.
Hunger Wage Bill Sparks Taft Forecast On Coal Prices
Senator Taft predicts coal prices would rise with the wage bill and miners eyes. Reported price hikes range from 1.10 to 1.25 per ton amid contract terms pledging 409,000 miners to work only when able and willing. The measure supposedly outflanks parts of the Taft-Hartley Act by allowing stoppages without violating the ban on unfair labor actions.
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Hugner
Taft
Ohio
T Lewis
UMW
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William Diehl
Snyder Circle
Chevrolets
the National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stanford Hose Company
Sekerak’s Grove
Percy Sandeen
West Fifth Avenue
Koehlers
DuBoisland Koch’s Beer
D. W. Clark
Llved
Pauline Bement
Pauline
Merton Bement
Centerville
Esterday Noon
Rie
James DeFoy
Burton R. Laub
Erie County
DeFoy
Unifion Manufacturing Co
Merritt Appliance
West Main St
Leon Bennett, Jr
Leon Bennett
Bradford
Gerry Hospital
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Warren W. Wood
Powell
Powell Consumer ‘Discount CO
North Center St
Lh, Gens, JR
Ford Garage
Keystone VanCise
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West Washington St
Corry
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Lafayette Hotel
Pennsylvania
Mary Bakestraw League
Cross Eye
Pontiac
Michigan
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Salut
Dimand
Minnesota
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LANST
South Center St
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Cherry Hardware
Ben
Superior Laundry & Dry
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Bugen
Fey
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