Williams Held After Alcohol Charge In James Town
LeRoy Williams, 56, of Buffalo, was jailed in James town city jail shortly before 1 a.m. on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated after a collision on Route 60 near Prewsbure. Deputy Luke Nazwaro of Jamestown arrested him. Douglas L. Hunter, 21, of Tidioute was also involved. Other items include local police dealing with multiple drunks, a rescue of Raymond Hart, 31, from Mill Run, and various ads and notices from Bradford, Meadville, and Erie areas.
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Powell
Prewsburo
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Meadville
Raymond Hart
Jack Geib
Mill Run
Lewis Ross
Ray’mond
Fred J. Werley
Ross
Thomas Mo
Military Order of Coa picnic set for Sunday at Sekerak grove
Public invited to annual picnic August 14 at Sekerak's grove with all recreation food and refreshments. Admission two dollars.
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Military Order of Coaties
Sekerak’s Grove
Local hospital admissions and police reports from the area
Admitted Mrs Wayne Fralick Edward Gluyna and Marcia Lynn Ruff among others at area hospitals. Discharged Rita Hand and Mrs Paul Graf. Public notice of a Public invited event at Military Order of Cootments with 2.00 admission. A two year old boy suffered hand injuries from a lawnmower at Spencer Hospital. Ex army captain Robert Willetts jailed for bogus checks. Tom Ellis pleads not guilty to assault charges. Coal trucks crackdown by State Police near DuBois. Kare Plant manager Floyd Grosch injured in a collision. 1937 Oldsmobile for sale. Oklahoma state flower is mistletoe.
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Wayne Fralick
R. D
Edward Gluyna
Marcia Lynn Ruff
Wilburt ‘Ruff
Clymer
Carol McCaslin
Prank McCaslin
West Pleasant Street
Military Order of Cooties
Sekerak’s Grove
Spencer Hospital
Meadsville
Robert Boyce
Arthur Boyce
Mowey
Brie
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas McCurry
Robert E. Willetts
Richford Hotel
DuBois
Kane Floyd Grosch
Kare
Walker Crearm Ery Products Company
Community
Oldsmobile
Thomas Motors
Welch Grape Juice Sale Hopes Dim Says VP
Westfield reports prospects dim for sale of Welch Grape Juice Company to the National Grape Co-Operative by August 1st. Marlin Devéreaux, Welch vice president, cites pending securities registration waivers in Michigan, Missouri and Arkansas as the main hurdle. For Duquesne and Fort Pitt beer distribution contact F. L. Baressi at 30724.
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Westfield
Welch
National Grape Co-Operative
Marlin Devéraux
Welch Firth
Devereaux
Michigan
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota varnish promotes wear resistance at local store
Lanston's Union City retail merchant led a meeting on closing stores Saturday and staying open Friday. The minority blocked the measure for now by calling for a survey in the shopping area, both city and rural, as most favored Saturday closure.
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Minnesota
Lanston’s
Union City
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Titusville
Charles J. Donovan
Sherif
Donovan
Bradford
Retail Merchants Bureau
Bradford Board of Commerce
Jack Holt
Harold Goughler
East Titusville
Goughler
Wilcox
George W. Ross
Allegheny College
Youngstown
Pred Owens
Abwater
Ohio
Mahoning County
Youngstown Hospital
N. Allen Love
Miller’ Kendall Service
New York
Victor Moran
Moran
Statler
Ung
Chevrolet
Joseph ‘Thomas Natora
Clarendon
Richmond
Ind
Municipal Light and Power Company
Frank Natore
Moore
Corry Wallpaper & Paint
Erie
Fi Theatre
Hamel Hospital
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
Mead Park
Boy Wonsoyer
Wilcox’s
Oil City
Woodland Heights
Charles Suryer
Sage Run
Corry
Tif
Silver Creek
Buffalo
Pauline C. Prancasso
Parawax
Inc
Mason
Wing-Willi Star Stores
National Erie Co
Harry H. Borawsky
Warren W. Wood
Pranklin Terracé
Pennsylvania
Gonness
The
Journal
Turner
Keystone VanCise
Franklin
Cosry, Pa
Rita Hand
Spring Strep
Paul Graf
Joseph Konopka
East Washington Street
John Farsons
North Gencer Streets
Rossbacher
Mentiville
Tom Ellis
Dominick Lemme
Ellis
Joe Stanford
Oklahoma
North Corry
Armitage
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pittbeer
F. L. Baressi
Gaia
Valcom
Philco
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