Pre school Clinic and church events listed in Jamestown notices
The Pre school Clinic at Municipal Building Thursday morning 9 30 to 11 90 led by Dr Harrison E Gurtis is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion Auxiliary. J O Class Presbyterian Sunday School party Thursday at 8 p m at Mrs J Fred Kintey’s East Pleasant Street. Emmanuel Guild meets Thursday 2 30 p m at Forish Hall hosted by Mrs Vern Moore and Mrs Foster B Davis. No Trespassing signs now available at The Journal. Robert L Jones 83 longtime Jamestown evangelist died Sunday. he once worked as elevator operator at Field Wright Furniture and was a familiar city figure.
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Harrison E. Gurtis
The
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
Raymond's
East Washington Street
J. O
Presbyterian Sunday School
J. Fred Kintey
East Pleasant
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Forish Hall
Vern Moore
Foster B Davis
Robert L. Jones
Jamestown
Mr. Jones
United States
Field & Wright Furniture
Bob
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oTne Journal
John Heslink
Gilmore Heslink
Jamestown General Hospital
Leo Tuner
RD. 3
Warren
Ine
June Holcomb
Marshall Holcomb
Torpedo
Wilcox
Jamestown Housing Authority
State
Senate
George H. Pierce JR
Olean
J & Herman Magnuson
R-Jamestons
Tower House
Pierce
Booker T. Washington
Corry Legion
State Armory
Franklin
James G. Boh
Rocky Grove
Starling
Sugercreek Township
Sugarcreek Township
Ube
Tilusule
G. Hampton
Galumbus Ladies’ “Aid Society
Hollie Upparman
Corry Legion Rockets
Meadville
Crawford County High School
Hanover
Northwest- Npn
Pennsylvania
Jane Tuegram
Kenley Taglefeld
Meadville High School
Adudterits
Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of Amecica
C.D
Atom
Alfred Morrison
Gerry
Chaves Barger
Smith
Tolman
Journal
Corry
Titusville
West Spring Street
Troy Township
Tbe
Grind Valley
Beagle
Former Kane draftsman Minnick found dead in Philadelphia
William Minnick aged 49, a longtime Kane Manufacturing Co draftsman who later worked for the Chamberlin Co in Philadelphia, was found dead in his Philadelphia apartment and will be brought to Kane for funeral rites and burial. His career spanned decades as a skilled draftsman.
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Powell's
William
Paul D. Slayton
Eric
Eric Potlee
Mornday
Jescaptron
J A. Purcell
Erle Cash Co
New York State
Pires Ee Ll
Hospital calls fail to summon doctor in emergency
At The Hospital cannot summon a physician during emergencies. Admission notes list Mrs. Lyle Gimes of Columbus and several local residents including Mrs. Clarence Nichols Spartansboro and Mrs. Jack Roberts Findley Tale. Discharges mention Mrs. Walter Carter and Mrs. Verrier Swansom. Red Cross drive shows $7,747.67 short of the $17,900 goal after two reports. YMCA meeting added $3,502.61 to $6,509.72. Water shutoff notice for Fairhaven. rain may delay repairs. Little Harbor Halt Ladies' Aid to hold all day sewing and quilt drawing at County Line Road with lunch. tickets due Thursday. Jamestown notices include a college student claiming $101.15 after a car incident on an icy Willard Street. Senior High and Junior High dancing lessons scheduled with contact Marjorie Tarbell.
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Meadville
American Red Cross Fund
Toparty
YMCA
Fairhaven
Corry Water Supply Co
Memers
Little Harbor Halt
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elwi Chelton
County Line Road
Nilsom
Willard Street
Armory
Marjorie G. Tarbell
Jamestown hospital to install seven metal fire doors
Installation started yesterday in Jamestown General Hospital after an order by the Jamestown Health and Hospital Board. The board will open bids Thursday night for adding fire exits to the main hospital building and the maternity wing.
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Jamestown General Hospital
Jamestown Health and “Hospital Board
Jamestown
Ernest A. Thorpe
R. D. Jamestown
Samuel
Edson
Warren Council
War Memorial
Junior Chamber of Commerce
War Memorial Board
Gotnell
General Telephone Corporation
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Pigital
Presbyteria Church
Apel
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Life in Paris During Public Strike Slows Transit
Paris appeared normal on the first day of a public strike as only about 36 percent of the city’s 1900 buses ran. Some service was provided by 120 buses manned by soldiers or private volunteers. Taxis were available, but traffic increased with more private cars and bicycles on the road.
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Paris
Teutlic
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