Largest graduating class hears Rev William Chapman at St Agatha’s
In Mannville the largest St Agatha’s High School class heard Rev William Chapman C SS R of Buffalo declare education has just begun. Rev Pr Chapman, Redemptorist, spoke to 19 graduates at Sommenacement exercises in the parish church. Foster Witherup pleaded guilty to theft of about 600 dollars worth of oil well casing. bail set at 500 for August term. DuBois city dedicates a 15000 range for public use. mayor Hoover attends. Walter Foust safely lands after cylinder detaches from broken piston over Glark's Summit. Pittsburgh announcer William Hist, 83, suffers possible leg fracture in fall. Erie reports power engineers pledge support to Roosevelt at convention. W H Plummer elected president as Eugene Peale declines third term.
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Foster
Dale
Franklin
Kennerdell
Witherup
Glark
Walter Foust
Oil City
Wanango Country Club
Foust
William Hist
Pittsburgh Facts
Conneaut Lake
Hinds
Spencer Hospital
Erie
Pennsylvania Association of Power Engineers
Roosevelt
W. H. Plummer
Reading
Eugene Peale
Pittsburgh
Meadville area notes and items from June 17 1941
Community notices from Meadville and surrounding towns include shop ads, a plan to resume operations at the Sergeant Wire Glass plant, a Crawford County Housing Authority formation, local injuries from a horse incident, and various local events. Also listed are employment shifts, vehicle and building notices, and a seaplane sighting near the Allegheny River with local weather effects impacting schedules.
Thompson’s Horsoifia and Golden tax Kidney Tablets
Mysterious acne backaches and spells of pain signal kidney trouble. The ad claims Thompson’s Horsoifia tablets stimulate kidney action by increasing urinary secretions to flush poisons. suggests quick relief and better health. Also promotes Golden tax Tablets as companion remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Henlits
Gonstiparad
Laurel blooms lure visitors across Allegheny forest
A free flower show will unfold across nearly all of the 400000 acres of the Allegheny National Forest as mountain laurel bursts into bloom. The Warren to Sheffield drive through Hearts Content offers scenic views with deer along the roadside and fields near Cherry Grove drawing hundreds annually.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Dental Society
Great Lakes
William J. Robinson
Philadelphia
Holly
Howard Pound
Corry
R. D
Union City
Louis Eikey
Pittsburgh
Canadchta Lake
Corry Hospital
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
I. . Burlingame
Theodore Danczyk
King Street
Emmanuel Episcopal
Leater
William Halfast
Leonard Bendelow
East Washington Street
Royal Representa ‘Tive
Holland Purnaes Company
Bendelow
Lillian Guild
Lynn Sill
Beaverdam
Harriet Clough
Pat Renzi
Essi Pleasant Street
WEA
Rena
Journal
Miles to Travel in Pennsylvanias Promising Scenic Routes
A Department of Commerce notice promotes travel options for visitors seeking broad vistas and enjoyable journeys in Pennsylvania. The piece highlights smooth roadways and attractive southern routes, inviting travelers to explore new scenery and destinations.
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Flarna
Department of Commerce
Pennsylennia
Death claims Robert J. Akam longtime Corry resident
Robert J. Akam of 345 Basex street died last evening just before midnight at age 84 after a prolonged illness including a stroke eight weeks prior. Born January 9, 1860 in DeWittville New York, he moved to Concord township at nine and resided in Corry since 1906. He was a member of Corry Grange No. 55. Survived by three daughters Myrtle Akam Mrs Florence Birrows Mrs Grace Pierce. three sons George William Archie. a brother George Akam of Los Angeles. numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and a nurse daughter in law. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the home and 2:50 p.m. from the Walled Brethren in Christchurch with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Corry
Robert J. Akam
Basex Street
Basset
Tree
Mr. Akam
Dewittville
N. Y
Concord Township
Myrtle Akom
Florence Birrows
Grace Pierce
George
William
R. D
Archie Akam
Corry R. D
George Akam
Los Angeles
Cal
Opal Scott
Lake Pleasant
Willard Jones
Gloria Akam
Archie Akam, Jr
Lucille Akam
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Ray
Robert Burrows
Elgin
Walled Brethren
Christchurch
Pine Grove Cemetery
Household hints for planning guest rooms and upkeep
Practical guidance on judging guest rooms by use, focusing on bed comfort, adequate covering, and ample closet space. Tips cover soundproofing, cost-free improvements, and simple materials like sound barriers, plastering, and wax finishes. Also notes cleaning closets, fireproof wallboard, and basic furniture care.
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Wing-Willi Star
PIN
MOAST
Tan
Morton House Beef
Borden Grass
Wilson
Loblaws
Armour
Morrell
Coslerato
Someeen Awatten
Jystal Ice
Coal Company
Penn'a
Lux
Wilcox Grocery
Lanston’s
American Legion Fost of
Congress
Meadville
Arden Prenatt
Leon Prenatt
Meadville City Hospital
Arc
Vernon
Crawford County
Fror
John ©. Johnson
Americant Vistose Corporation
John Kreiter
Helen
Kane
Kane Chamber of Commerce
A. K. Heydrick
Commerce Board
St. Joseph's Academy
Titusvile
Titusville
Crawford County Housing Authority
George Soper
Warren
Bradford
Cizeus
Youngstown
Wennessey
Jong Jump Trom
Hitchen
Lanstor
Sterling
American Medical Association
Eric
Henry Satterhite
Mclean County
Democratic Committee
Holley Hotel
Donald McKelvey
McGonnellsburg
McKkelvey
Everett
Bedford County
Carlisle
Hugh McKelvey
Russell
Robert
Hugh MckKelvey
Everett Hospital
Clay Street
North East
Valeria Davis
Hamet
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Ed Smith
New York
Harrison
Alegheny College
Allegheny River
TR. Haines
Olean
Liverpool
Ohio
Haines
Harry Beatty
Joe
Paul Beatty
Ralph McGee
DuBois
Paul Siple
Siple
Antarctic
Model Dairy
6Th Penn'a Health
New York State
Albert. Diccardi
Romeo Piccardi
Hamot Hospital
Bomar
Eo Piténd
Pennsylvania
Yeni
LepraeaemmeRee
Cherry Springs
Galeton
Patter County
Corry Drug Company
Walgreen Agency
Center St
Corry, Pa
Enginow
Dar
Dau
Fran
P ‘Ean Medical Ention
Townie
Hi ‘Ork
Charles P. Ee Iematies
Arly
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