Boston House Dinner Menu and City Tax Update
Baked ham, stuffed roast duck and T-bones with French fries listed for dinner at the Boston House. City Treasurer N Selioppert posted 1947 city tax statements totaling 107210.72 dollars, up 10948.29 from 1945 due largely to a 10 percent rise in city employee wages. The tax rate was raised one mill to 15 mills to cover the increase. Also notes baby carriages and strollers for spring delivery. Irvine Kays announced first-stage federalization of Company I, 112th Regiment, following Warren Armory inspection by Colonel George Nichols and officers. Colonel French and Major Newton present. details of personnel reviewed. Bingo Monday at St Edward's Hall at 8 pm with a $25 door prize. admission 50 cents. 5-Mtf
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Boston
Titusvilles
N. Selioppert
Franz
Warren
Irvine’ Kays
112Th Regiment
George Nichols
Pittsburgh
2Nd Army Headquarters
French
113Th Regiment
Newton
Neilson
St. Edward’s Hall
Smethport
George Angelo
Bradford
Charles G. Hubbard
Western Penitentiary
Angelo
Punxsutawney
Pittsburgh du Hois Company
DuBois
Silk Mill
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Textile Company
Damson Magic Eye
Langhurst & Stewart
East
Main Street
Dial
Jefferson County
W. A. Sanger
Orcutt
Firestone
Contenut
Board of Educaton
City Planning Commission
City Council
Gon~esut
Xinum Creek
A. Brench
Norge
Tris
Venango
County Sour
Paul Lines’ Hardware
Franklin-to-Punxsutawney News Briefs Outline Local Affairs
Venango and surrounding counties report tax changes and salary adjustments for 1947 officials and staff. Bradford elects A J Saxe to the South Penn Oil Co board amid a 25 cent quarterly dividend. Punxsutawney gains a new industry with Pittsburgh DuHois purchasing the silk mill building for textile work. Meadville notes a $100 cost of living bonus for Vernon Township teachers and a funeral for Howard J. Moritz. Dunkirk doubles telephone service with new equipment. Several small notices cover legal, real estate, and local business updates across multiple towns. Eight reported dead in Seoul during Independence Day clashes as police attempted to quell crowds.
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Powell Motor Co
Pranklin
Frank Horner
Venango County
Court House
G. E
Meerdink's
Gale H. Ross
Ross
Rossbacher ‘Insurance Service
Bradford
A. J. Saxe
South Penn Oi Co
J. H. Young
Parkersburg
W. Va
Davis Radio
WNAE
Franz
Dunkirk
Danskirke
Armed Services
Richard Fullerton
Buffalo
New York Telephone Company
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin Street
Dial
Erie ‘Industrial Union Council
Erie
County Cout
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main Street
Wattsburg
Frank Ohaftee
Andrews School
Willoughby
Frances
Meadville
Vernon Township
A. L. McClintock
Fredericksburg
Kerrtown
Seoul
Korea
Reich's infant wear priced right and more
Funeral services for Howard J. Morita, vice president of John J. Shyrock Furniture Store, will be held at 2:20 p.m. Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church with burial in Greendale Cemetery. The regular meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at 5a West Church, hosted by Mrs. O. A. Johnson. visitors are welcome.
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Erle
Pope Hotel
Ernest Wright
Franz
Axminster
Meadville
Puneral Service
Howard J. Moritz
John J. Shryock Co
Christ Episcopal Church
Greendale Cemetery
Moritz
Spencer Hospital
Batts
Columbus
C'Oloeie Gaith
Isonme Thompson
Prinklin Street
Emmanuel Church
Corrine Dean
F. Merrill Lillie
Oil
Joh Davis
W. E. W. Band
Francis B. Pritwhard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bob Harty
Miss Cartwright
Leslie Mortimer
C. D
Abingo
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Clyde Rankin
Philadelphia
Paul Griffith
Union
Allen‘s Furniture
John F. Miller
Northerster Street
Corry Hospital
Reich’s
Ws. O. A. Johnson
Church Fleet
Boston ‘House
Stf
Howard J. Morita
John J. Shyrock
City Hospital
Greendalex
Youngstown youths sentenced in murder and kidnapping plot
Don Frohner, 16, was sentenced to death for first degree murder of William Spieth, a 52 year old former Brie ite and Ashtabula salesman, slain January 13. Arthur Ned Chapman, also 16, received life imprisonment for the same crime, part of a planned car theft and kidnapping of a Youngstown businessman's son. Judges Jenkins Doyle and Maiden handed down the verdict after four days of testimony in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court.
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HH Creamery Butte
Pillsbury
DON Dee Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Mother's Cocoa
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Torever
Heiman Jewelers
Willard and
Delco
Goodyear Tires
Mhsadquariers
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton St
Corry, Pa
Miller's Kendal Service
Zuse Reich
Pittsburgh DuBois Company Today
Smithcraft
Langhuirst & Stewart
James Autieri
Autier
Italy
Reich's
Tilsvilles
Row
B. Mahany
Senate
Harrisburg
Warton Aminty
Ywg.a
State Gallewe
Bentsen
Charles Burrust
Briggs
Albert Fox
Reich
Eric
John Wujeik
Boyd G. Smith
Wujeik
Hamot Hospital
Gerald Eugene
Jere) Gow
Glenn Gow
Bheakleyville
Frank £. Bakewell
Greenville
Herman’ Jewelers
Sil —Meadiville
Selma Lefever
Spencer Hospitl
Cory Hospital
Esso
Spartansburg
North East Borough
West Main Street
Tru-Valy
Al's Clothes Shop
Conter Street
Eri Na
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