City and Vicinity Notes Include Various Local Ads and Events
A collage of short items from the City and Vicinity column reports sales, jobs, and social happenings. Highlights include a Brooks Studio Kodak service, a dinner honoring Lucile Hoosy, sale notices at Colegrove's, Rebekah club plans for a lakeside picnic, and local farm produce specials. Also noted are a deer impaled near Mount Colling cemetery, public notices on building plans, and a police raid on a sedan with liquor. The itemizes show community life in Meadville area with weddings, sales, and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Brooks Studio
W. HB. Howard
Lucile Hoosy
Colegrove’s
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
A. Wilcox
East Main
Mount Colling Cemetery
Tionesta
Vine Cemetery
Pennsylvania’ State Chamber of Commerce
Horace Josephson
Kane
Campbell Bailey & Hutchinson Olveus
Fern Fleming
Youngsville
Randall's
W. Wayne St
J. D. Murray's
Hoover Awaits G O P Leaders on 10 Plan Campaign
Washington June 15 United Press Hoover Republican presidential nominee appeared in public for the first time since the Kansas City convention. He declined comment on his immediate plans while planning to resign from the cabinet after settling unfinished business. Hoover expected to meet party leaders, finalize campaign plans, and hold a series of conferences starting next week with leaders returning from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Murray
U.S
Lirie
Hale Public Dock
William Kinney
Gali
North Center St
Roy L. Uber
Towshier
Caught
Jamestown High School
Hol
Kane
Tohn B. Praagen
New York City
Marmora
Sweden
Hie Ine
Franzen
Kane High School
Igh
Kane Chapter
Order of DeMolayHe
Maytag Company
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Aya
Mayberry
Montour County
Shampkein
Gerhart
Randolph, Hush
Zerby
Northumberlang
North Wast
Cleveland
Buffalo
North East
Wi 8
Wheeler
Fas Main Road
Ruth
Earl Gardner
Corry
J. F. Kiskaddon
G. W. Onthank
Weatefield
N.Y
McCormick
United Press
Washington
Harbert Hoover
Commerce Department
Kansas City
Hoover
George Moves
Hhidyman
Paracus
Ose Bootser
Wathering
Herbert H Oover
Richard
New York
George Akerson
Tee Building
Republican Party
Lost diamond ring tied to Myre Meerdink celebration
A lost three stone diamond ring was reported with a reward offered at the Journal office. Friends of Myre Meerdink hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home in Park Place to celebrate her recent marriage. Former Miss Lily Brakeman of Union City attended along with guests Misses Mildred Brakeman and Mary Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Evergreen Park
Thiel College
Augustus Stennile
New York
Board of Education
The
United Lutheran Church
Beulah Bauer
George Bauer
Penhsylvania Avenue
Wailen
John Strand
Monmouth
Til
Mildred Goring
Awaiis Gong
Moa
Paul Goring
Mildred Arrpatronig
Marguerite Smith
Mra Strand
Titusville
S. Marcy
City
New York Central Railroad
Edgar Alderman
Journal
Myre
Meerdink
Ornen North Center
Park Place
Lily Brakeman
Union City
Helen Lindquist
Clark Lord
Cos B.D. 4 hostess shares Candy Arcade event
Mrs A L Watrous of Cos B D 4 hosted the Sciota Community Aid at her home on Thursday. A buffet lunch was served at one o'clock and the group enjoyed sewing and visiting. The Arcade announces closing out its entire stock of candy at less than cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Watrous
Cos B.D. 4
Sciota Community Aid
Also Mentioned on This Page
CURRY
Ee St
Edward
Magnolia
Geneva
Libby
Eas
Veal
Wing-Willi Stores
Iver
State College Anhorives
Young Farmers Week
Sparta
Robert Burdeck
Cambridge
Colegrove's
Tony Rezella
Main St
Gooch's
Bliss
Kodak
Healy
Colegrove
John R. Steele
City, Wily
Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania
Jat Scranton
George J.)rudolph
Pittsburgh
Union Produce Com
Pany
John Clayton Gorsuch
Titusville City Hospital
Yes
Ofbs Titus High School
Japan
Prime Western Beef
Central Market
Washington’St
Confucius
Warits
National’ Bank of Corry
Member
Federal Reserve System
G.O.P
Manhattan
Bradley's
KNOX
Shea
Walraven
Buccoman
Sam Jacobson & Co
Pennsylvania
N. Cohen & Sons Filling Station
Washington Street
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