Titusville Market Deals and Local News Gleanings
Local shop ads show prices for Certo three bottles 47 cents and Fillsbury flour 93 cents a sack while waste line reports include a hospital update on Mrs. Artie W. Kennedy of 90 who was attacked and stabbed by her husband. he is jailed in Venango County on three charges with a $3,000 bond. The 43rd Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Convention is set for Conneaut Lake Park Oil City with junior drum and bugle corps from Fravers B. Pritchard post VFW placing sixth in York. Franklin court bound over on charges against Pasquale Scutella after claiming innocence in a $3 theft case.
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Fillsbury
Wilcox Grocery
Titusville
Artie W. Kennedy
Titusville Hospital
Hay
Venango County
Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors Association
Conneaut Lake Park
Oil City
Fravers B. Pritchard Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
York
Franklin
Pasquale Scutella
G. G. Twin
Watt
PR. R. Employe
Shadyside
Sylvia Pitt
Ralphy Pitt
Corry RD
Corry Hospital
Lanston
Erie
Billy Simson Post
Erie Birls
Edward Schmelzer
Hanover Post
Amici Sewing Circle
United Brethren
Christchurch
Meek
Harold Pish
East Bond Street
Kelvinator
Ellis Electric
Maryin Schruers
North Clymer
Jalv Whims Jones
Lizele Jones
North Center Street
Steven Snapp
Spartansburg
Na Ath
Shipvenville
Jack Masters
Mits
Line Road
Holly
American Medical Association
Phone
Ray Runser
George Christoph
Christoph
Runser
Steele's
State Street
Ranser
Kenneth Momeyer
112Th Infantry
N. G
Robert Sullivan
Ridgway
Honalth
General Hospital
Jez
Walter Karns
Detroit
Mr. Karnes
Jay
Heanor
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Erle
Elmer L. Evans
Thomas Bessitti
East 19Th Street
Jnst
Anna O'Neil
German Street
Tiloyd Kennedy
Bessitti
O’neil
United States
Meadville
America
Sows
Italy
Edward R. Bowden
Pred Bowden
Grove City
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Gilbert Ross
Simstonne
Merle
Rock City Road
Oleah
Shirley Ross
Gleveland Perkins
Shea Street
Henrietta Ploss
Leona Fahiman
Essex Street
VFW
V.P.W
West Washington Street
Davis Radio Lab
Local industry busy amid new orders and rising commerce
Franklin reports unusually busy manufacturing plants due to urgent orders and a rising retail trade over the last ten days. Other items note hospital discharges, employment ads for routes on Sundays, a coroner’s death by suicide in Bradford, Kane's 1840 playground attendance, a teen death in a CCC camp, hospital transfers, a Ladies Auxiliary meeting, and minor injuries from Baseline ignition.
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Franklin
Helen
James Foley and Son
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
East Street
Corry
Bratford
T. R. Clark
Irene L. McBride
Rew Aiken
Kane
R. R. Kost
Kane Wade W. Irwin
Civilian Conservation Corps
Duhring
Marienville
Irwin
James Beckerink
Clymen
Lailies
Geritine Reynolds
Grand Street
Joseph W. Rose
Meadville
Meadville Hospital
Rose
Star Route
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets advertise kidney relief
An old tradesheet promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as quick relief for mysterious aches, headaches, and backache from clogged kidneys, claiming the product aids waste removal. It also urges Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and lists prices 5c and 25c.
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Thompson
Sudden Death of Miss Catherine A Clark in Cory
Miss Catherine Alice Clark 33, a Cory resident since birth, died suddenly at home yesterday. Coroner Ed Lowrey ruled natural causes. She was born May 41 1907, daughter of Nellie M Clark and the late Perry Clark. survived by mother two sisters and three brothers. Requiem mass at St Thomas church Tuesday 9:30 a.m. with burial in St Thomas cemetery.
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Catherine Alice Clark
Cor
R. D
Ed Lowrey
Nellie Mlark
Perry Clark
Clare
Charles Collier
Cory
H. J. Godmark
Altoona
W. Berk Clark
Corry RD
Joseph Clark
Paul Clark
Corry
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Continuance of Delinquent Tax Drive Expected
City Council meets in informal session to decide on extending the delinquent tax collection drive. Miss Mullen and J Pred Kinley would handle the extra work for 25 dollars monthly, Cornell seeks a plan to fund it. Several thousand dollars in additional taxes have been collected, and the drive is seen as worth the extra cost. Miss Mullen to present unpaid tax list and recommended exonerations at the meeting.
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Miss Mullen
J. Pred Kinley
Cornell
Gouneil
Corry Girls Hurt In Early Morning Crash
Two young Corry girls were injured, not seriously, when the car they rode in left the Woodcock Cambridge Springs road, overturned, burning in a ditch. Briggs 16 suffered a fractured nose and bruises. Marilyn Phillips 16 sustained a severe laceration. Earl Genung 20, the driver, escaped injury. Police investigate the accident at Meadville.
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Youth Corp
Woodcock
Cambridge Springs
Briggs
Archie Briggs
Marilyn Phillips
H. W. Phillips
Meadville City Hospital
Earl L. Genung
Union City
RE. B. McCoy
Meadville Barracks
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Mrs Eulalia Beers 81 dies at Grand Valley
Mrs Eulalia Beers aged 81 dies Sunday at Grand Valley Funeral services will be here Tuesday afternoon from the Home of Marion Beers at Grand Valley Rev Arthur D Storer of the U B church will officiate She leaves a husband and many children including Clark Lynford and Gar Beers of Goodwill Hill Bertha Sweet Pasadena Calif James Stines Berea Calif Roy Hillie Corry G Wykoff Pleasantville William Thompson Rouseville Ray Sickler Spring Creek road and Marion A sister Mrs C S Jewell Pittsfield and brothers William Southworth Findley Lake and Paul Southworth Athens township Also survive the family obituary notes.
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Marion Beers
Grand Valley
Eulalia Southworth Beers
Arthur D. Storer
U. B
California grads cheer as employment opens for graduates
Dual-State Director of Employment R. G. Wagner announced graduation day changes in California colleges from dread to joy, citing employment opportunities for qualified job applicants. The state has 78 field offices to aid graduates.
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Y California Grads
Sacramento
R. G. Wagner
California
esKettur
Elt
Congress in recess as peace-time appropriations top history
Washington dispatch notes Congress began an economy session last January and was in recess today after approving the largest peace-time appropriations in history. A curious item mentions San Francisco where President and Mrs Roosevelt served hot dogs to King George and Queen Elizabeth at the Golden Gate International Exposition, with daily consumption around 16,000 prior to the event and subsequently averaging between 21,000 and 4,000.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
San Frangisco
Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Golden Gate International Exposition
Local Strawberries Wanted and Rental Notices
A small classified item lists a large amount of local strawberries sought by Tony Reyselle of 104 W Main St with phone 34 645 and a separate rental notice for rooms with board at 46 West Smith St with contact Phony 6 961.
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Tony Reyselle
Main St
Dial
West Smith St
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Knox
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Hottie
VEAL
Wilson
Model Dairy
Penn‘a Health
New York State Board of Health
John F. Hahn
Old City
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Motor Potion
Prnattining Dam
Linesville
Trafic
Minnesota
Langton
Rex Theatre
Madeleine Caroll
Brian Aherne
Commerce Department
Ada Winton
Mendville
Salvation Army
Braddock
Beverly Ryerson Tithill
John Bartlett Titthill
Jamestown
Chester
Jamnestown
R. Milton Berkstrom
Sherman
Railroad Street
Niagara, Lockport and Ontario Power Company
G. W. Waggoner
West Smith Street
Jack Raymond
Corry R. D
Corty Hospital
Harold Wurst
Harris Briggs
Slatex
Council
Cambridge Road
Eulalia Beers
Brwai
R. Morick
W. Main St
Doane
iraWal
Bernstein Brothers
Center St
Corry, Penn'e
Chevrolet
Ers
Excey Jank
Ania
IGC
Hemnalla
Lerday
Lephone Farren
Ware
Hun
France
London
Petain
Hitler
Syria
Minatonex
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Eral Weyzanders
Purley
Turkey
Ian P
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Armis
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