City Council hearings on paving W Main and street realignment
Fourth Ward residents heard two public proposals at last night’s meeting led by Director of Streets Stanley 4H. Nichols. A resolution urged the state highway department to pave W Main street from Fifth avenue to the city line, noting it would be the only remaining untreated street under the program. A second proposal seeks a straight route by widening First avenue through the former Dawson property and Cohen property, joining Main and Second Avenue, and reducing sharp turns. Nichols to report at next meeting.
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Fourth Ward
Stanley
Nichols
State Highway Department
W. Main
Fifth Avenue
Columbus Avenue
West Main Street
Second Avenue
Dawson
First Avenue
Cohen
Main Street
Main
Climax
Stolen car wrecked as Suspect attempts trade in Oil City
Oil City police recovered a stolen car late Sunday night near Reynoldsville and arrested Andrew Bolla 21 who tried to swap the wrecked vehicle for a new machine. He was found with a small 22 revolver without a permit after the crash near the Allegheny highway north of Oil City. The car owned by Mrs Robert Hughes Pleasanville was recovered. Bolla had been discharged from work Saturday night and could not produce the title. A wrecker brought the wrecked auto to Oil City where the trade attempt occurred.
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Denver
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National Bible Institute of
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Baptist Church
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McKeesport
J. 8. Winans
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Sparta
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Cony
R. D
Phillip Northrop
Torrey
Western Inter-County Grange Picnic Association
Butler
Mercer
Lawrence
Pomona Grange
Crawford County
Conneant Lake Park
Wed
Oil City
Reynoldsville
Andrew Bolla
Allegheny Highway
Bella
Bolla
Robert Hughes
Bf Pleasanville R. D. 2
West End sidewalk cost data presented to council
City Engineer Nevin R. Dickson reported total sidewalk project costs for the West End at 4810.2 dollars with per-street totals across Main Pleasant Cascade Union Gates and related elements. The council filed the report for future reference amid other local notices and events.
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Nevin R. Dickson
Main Street
West Street
Pleasant Street
Bleasant Street
Cascade Street
West Side
Union Street
East Side
Gates Street
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Silver Creek
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Time & Money
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