Final tribute fills Meadville for J Db County Commissioner
About 1000 mourners gathered Sunday afternoon at Byham's funeral home Meadville for the memorial service for County Commissioner J Db. The procession continued to Woodlawn cemetery Citysville where an estimated 1500 people watched the funeral cortege. Franklin Lodge Mo. 83 Loyal Order of Moose and Alexander Building on Thirteenth Street hosted a dedication program drawing a crowd over 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Db
Byham
Meadville
Woodlawn
Citysville
Franklin
Franklin Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Alexander Buiding
Thirteenth Street
Elk Street
Local News Bits Run Through Kellogg and More
City pricing ads show staples like Kellogg corn flakes at 6 cents a package and Conewango flour at 65 cents a sack. A Musketry of small items follows, including thefts, mischief and a report of a man returning to Mercer after a spending spree, plus fishing updates at Chautauqua Lake and Hollow Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franslin
John iDink
Stoneboro
Mercer
Ed Bargin
Polk State Training School
Titusville Crash Injures Carlson Driver Unscathed
Paul Carlson twenty of Titusville suffered a possible ball fracture when the car he rode in overturned at Brie yesterday. The driver Raymond Patterson was only slightly bruised. Final rites were held yesterday for Charles Planker thirty two of Emilen ton burned fatally in a fire at the mlenton plant of the Quaker State Refining Company last Wednesday. Contributons to the Red Cross fund in Titusville today amounted to one hundred four dollars and seventy four cents bringing the total to nineteen hundred sixteen dollars eighty six cents. Beaverdam Methodist child bodies will sponsor a penny supper tomorrow evening. Mrs Irwin Merkle and son of West Main street patients at Corry hospital for three days were taken to their home this morning. Mrs David Gilmore and daughter of West Pleasant street were taken to their home today from Corry hospital where they were staying a few days.
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Cambridge Springs
Puiddings
Allegheny
Oil City
Help of Christians Church
Liveris
J. Jo
Seph Downing
James
Guyton
Bsar
Guayama
Porto Tice
N. I
Lanston
Corry Auto Supply
John Carniewal
Spring Street
Corry Hospital
Belle Beckwith
Y 'Rd
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Smith Street
E.R. R
Dorothy Patterson
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Simday
Raymond Halfast, Jr
R. D.1
Spartansburg
Paul Carlson
Titusville
Brie
Raymond Patterson
Charles Planker
Emilenton
Mlenton
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
Red Cross Fund
Beaverdam
Irwin Merkle
West
Main Street
David Gilmore
Pleasant Street
Cony Hospital
Death of Mrs Elma Gordon in Corry at 80
Mrs Elma A Gordon 80 died last evening at her son George H Gordons East Main street Corry after a brief illness. She was born March 19 1860 in Columbus and lived in Corry forty two years. A Methodist and Women's Christian Temperance Union member, she is survived by two daughters Millie Hopkins Long Beach California and Mrs William Coleman Molesport, a son in Corry, thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The body is at 318 East South street with services Wednesday at 2 PM and burial in West Lawn Columbus.
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Corry
Elma A. Gordon
George H. Gordon
East Main Street
Il Hess
Gordon
Collumbus
Vidhwity
Ms. Gordon
Methodist, Church
Sind
Women's Civistian ‘Temperance Union
Millie
Hopkins
Long Beach Calit
William Coleman
Moleesport
East South Street
West Lawn
Columbus
War Today Analyzed By Military Critic
The piece questions whether Mussolini or Italian ministers and people can be persuaded to avoid flawed early war triumphs. It notes Britain and France concentrating fleets in the eastern Mediterranean, risking Italy’s North Africa ambitions, and cites Toulon as a strong French naval base that could deter Italian action without German aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Mussolini
Italy
Ttaly
Mediterranean
North Africa
France
Toulon
Marseille
Alpine military considerations in a Italy France war
The article analyzes Alpine terrain advantages and French strength. It argues Italy cannot easily attack southeastern France without German support and equipment, while Germany could gain by Italy’s involvement. It notes Italy’s trigger risks within Fascist circles and potential shifts in French and German planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Tinly
Paris
Italy
Thay
Iiner
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Heinz
Geneva
York State
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Aes
ST. Corry, PA
Bernstein Bros
North Genter St
Corry, Pa
Kellogg‘s
Wilcox Grocery
Warren Hierman
Hiney
Jewall's
Warren
Clarendon Heights
H. J. Grinnell
Clarendon
Norman Dunn
Grinnell
Gekland
Mimice
Lanston's
Jewell
Aya
Pred H. Lammers
East Bissell Avenue
Royal
Model Dairy
Penn‘a Health
New York State Board of Health
Dial
Oil
Laverne Black
Oleopolis
Fie
Elu
Hoyn Block
Hollow Lake
Canada
George Edmunds
Vern Crump
Harry Wakersnn Newhouse
F Sherman
HS. Edmunds
Fredonia
St. Marya
Fred Meyers
West Mil Street
West Penn Power Company
Fourth Street
St. Marys Hospital
Boston Grille
New
It Saab
Bob Rush
Stone Sears
Bhakri
Buck Tails
Imale Walton ‘League
Améx
Ay Takgemagrer
Co. D
16Th Regiment
N.G. P
American Medical Association
Eric
Pranklin
M. Puller
Albert
Perlin
Lane
Cole Bros
Lock Haven
P. RR
Ion
Cirous
Holly
State Highway Department
Knox
Kossuth
Erle
Samuel
Mary Hanselmann) Hammer
A. D
Fairview
Weiss Gibran
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ammer
Paul's Men's Wear
New York State
Snather
Troppan
Ripley
H. J. Grant
DeJean
Cochran
Eriel
Joseph H. Goldstein
Traverse Jury
Goldwyn H. Anderson
Toronto
Justice of the Peace
Anderson
Te State
Commission
Buffalo
Marine Recruiting
New Federal
Dune 4
Marine Corps
Clifford
Het
Herman J. Elliott
Fred Joberitan
Paul
Harold Turten and Son
Cory R. D
Alys
Sally Franklin Rebekahoy
Rew
Flma Gordon
Uable
J. C. Kramer
Furrier
Erie, Pa
Oes
Apple Grove
Round & Sirloin
Tiads
Dyas
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Crystal Ice.& Coal Company
Ry Dial
Duce Geners
Allaws J
D.C
Ma Grange
Will Sleakers
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