Promotion of John J Metelski in Pennsylvania Guard
The State Military Affairs Department promoted John J Metelski from captain to major in the Pennsylvania National Guard. Bertha Scott of RD 2 Meadville pleaded guilty to larceny and was jailed, ordered to restitution and a $10 fine. Meadville slips, New Reseda items, and glider cushions are listed in local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Military Affairs Department
John J. Metelski
Ridgway
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mabel
Meadville
Bertha Scott
RD. 2
Dominick Lemme
Meerdink’s
Seeded list of injuries and local notices in Meadville and Jamestown
A compilation of scattered notes reports a $900 damage claim in Common Pleas Court by Anita Damico over a September 20, 1947 car accident with John Piscor Jr. The docket lists local incidents from Meadville and Jamestown including dock collapse, weather damage, arrests, police activity, airport development talks, car wash ads, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Common Pleas Court
Anita Damico
John Piscor, Jr
Anthony
Violet Damico
Piscor
Foy
Nis
GE Toastmaster
Sunbeam
Toastwell
Meer
Dink’s
Namestown
Jof
F. Ward Dewey
Colburns
Mr. Dewey
Franke Neil
Earl Long
Stanford Hose Co
First Ward
Charles Myers
St —Brie
Thomas McCarty
McDenny
Belly Jean Grovangz
Georgia
Henry Bukowski
Gress Lakes
Grovans
Sarah Reed
Morton‘s
Fire HQ honors Charles Myers at First Ward service
A 30 event at First Ward fire headquarters paid respects to Charles Myers. The bulletin also notes Rev. Raymond Vincent becoming pastor of Townville Baptist Church, arriving July 14 after three years at Monesen's First Baptist. Other items include a refinery accident injuring Walter Hollabaugh, and a sedan pedestrian crash near Erie injuring Endred Fitzrevic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Co
First Ward Fire
Charles Myers
Meadville
Raymond Vincent
Townville
Tyrone Boy Killed in Crash in Rainstorm
Tyrone youth Donald Friday, 12, died when his car skidded on a curve in a rainstorm and struck a truck. His mother Gladys, sister Rachel May 10, and brother Gerald 8 were hospitalized but expected to recover. Truck driver Charles J. Kandel 33 and passenger Mike Kravits of Lackawanna also were hurt and taken to Philipsburg State Hospital with undetermined injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
Associated Press
Philisburg
Donald Friday
Donald
Gladys Friday
Rachel May
Gerald
Brouht
Philipsburg State Hospital
Charles J. Kandel
Mike Kravits
Lackawanna
Delay Hearing In Fraud Case In Hillsborough
The hearing for Paul Aikens of 15% Johnson Street, charged with fraudulent conversion of $600 in Billsborough cash, was postponed to next Thursday at 10 o clock. Arraignment was delayed at both counsels request, with Aikens previously secured on a $2000 property bond. Billsborough alleges payment for a house, barn and lot was not returned after a sale to a third party. The case proceeds before Alderman M S Cobbett next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Aikens
Corry
R. D
Ralph Billsborough
Johnson Street
Hillsborough
Aikens
Billsborough
Cobbett
Alkens
State to Pay 1649 to Cory Hospital
A payment of 1649 was approved by Auditor General G Har old Wagner to be paid to the Cory Memorial Hospital Association for the period ending May 31 1943. Payments for support of state aided institutions are made quarterly from legislative appropriations and are based upon general maintenance costs and the number of patients receiving charity treatment. Wallace convention notes include remarks by Foster Dulles James Forrestal and others about party formation and U S Soviet relations. Wallace remained in his room watching convention proceedings on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harold Wagner
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Foster Dulles
James Forrestal
Robert Murphy
Willam Draper
Gop
Dewey
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Howard
Truman
Russia
Wallace
Stalin
Benson
Wallace Joins Third Party In November Ballot Fight
Wallace becomes third party candidate amid debates on foreign policy and Communist voter support. The campaign centers on good faith talks with the Soviet Union and potential areas of agreement to win peace while Wallace and Taylor deny Communist ties. Howard’s speech provokes strong boos as party lines form around banking house diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suuhuituel Sears
United States
Soviet Union
Wallace
Taylor
Howard
Banking House
John
RACE BATTLE IN MISSISSIPPI CONTINUES AS POSSE CLOSES IN
A Mississippi chase surrounds Abe Fulgham’s home as a posse gathers at dawn to arrest Thurman Fulgham after sheriff wounds and a reported knife gesture. Reports say shots were heard when posse members fled into negro houses to scare residents, with no confirmed clashes between races since the sheriff was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haga
Abe Fulgham
Davis
Bishop
Thurman Fulgham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing- Willi Star
Teeb
Sar
Mayonnaise
Bunte Chocolates
Hot Peppers
Pillsbury
Bisquick
Pecan Meats S39
COLEO
Colgate
Lee Wa
OCA
Browns
Sinclair
North Center Street
Aer
Ane
Espy
P. O. Elk
Elks
Charles A. Myers
St —Jamestown
Samuel A. Stroth
Airport Commission
Miller’s Kendall
Mayville
George P. Rogers
Beard
Rogers
Duquesne
F. L. Baressi
East Mainstreet
Alcohiol
Cony W.g.du
Ingram’s Inn
Jamestown
Michael D. Lombardo
Charles Anzalone
John S. Brown
Mr. Lombardo
Anzelone
Mayville County
Virginia Williams Beauty Shop
Meardville
Claude Humes
Saegertown
Perry
Rezzelle Beverage Distribuutor
Third Avenue
Cory Hospital
Carl Wetherbee
Peter Lupian
West Pleasant Street
John Stowe
East South Street
Katherine Leezer
John Frontera
Wesleyville
Darwin Dyer
Sally Millspaw
East Main Street
Walter L. Hollabaugh
Wyattville
Pranidin Creek Refining Co
Franklin Hospital
Ingram’s Corners
Shirley Swart
Guy Swart
George Rells
Snyder Circle
Carl Costes
Spartansburg
Ralph Silvis
Harry Silvis
B. B. Lilley
Albert Young
Mott Street
Rossbacher
Titusville
Erie
Endred Fitprevic
Waterford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Carroll’s Gifts and Cosmetics
Idelay
Josiah Gitt
York
B. Baldwin
Washington
Naiti Ladies Shop
Superior
Cotai
Franz
Our
Franz Fine Furniture
Mississippi
Burgnon
Washington St
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