Meadvill e area notices and town updates mix
Powell's lists used cars while Frederick Pansch sells land to Al Curtze who will renovate the East Side shipyard site. W. T. Grant plans bid phase for Peach street store with a modern one story service focused structure. Community meetings and local ads run through Crawford County notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell's
Frederick Pansch
Ole
Lower State Street
American Boller Works
Atty
Alban Curtze
Atty, Curtze
All- Way Electric Co
Erie
W. T. Grant Co
Peach Street
8Th
Sth
Journal
Franklin M Rhoads Dies at 70 After Illness
Charles Guy Rhoads, 70, died yesterday at his home after a two year illness that had not been serious until recently. A Stag party at the Italian American Club is set for Tuesday March 10 at 7 p.m. All members invited. Kane Community Chest plans revised with date change to September and a seven month director tenure extension to align with the Octo ber drive, aiming to ensure the Chest operation. Fruit of the Loom Barcarolle dress material promoted at McIntyre's with spring cottons by the yard.
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Christian Business Men
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Street
Crosley, Merritt Appliance Company
West Main Street
Meadville
Jorge Herbert
A. Mook
Titusville
Gambridge Springs
Pittsburgh
VFW
Crawford
F. H. Muckinhoupt
Crawford County
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Belle Shaffer
City Hospital
Follee
County Sheriff's Office
Harry A. Fultz
N. Allen Love
Azid
Raymond J. Walther
Union City
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Pines
WICU
Erie
Future Farmers of America Group
Millcreek High School
Jeffrey J. Payne
Roy R. Smith
North
Rnwestern Division
Rural Development
Mayville
Carl F. Lind
Lind
Harrison
Winsor
Franklin
Charles Guy Rhoads
Kane
Crnical
McIntyre’s
Death of Ane James C Williams retires from gas company
Ane James C Williams aged 79, a former field employee of United Natural Gas, died Thursday evening after two weeks in Kane Summit Hospital with an illness. A fire in Rowe Township Jefferson County destroyed Charles D. Harding's large dairy barn, causing an $18,000 loss. 51 cattle were saved from the blaze, but grain and equipment were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Williams
United Natural Gas Company
Eisenhower and Van Fleet Share Brief White House Chats
Gen. James A. Van Fleet and General Eisenhower met in Washington for a short 10 minute exchange. Van Fleet declined to confirm whether ammunition shortages in Korea were discussed, calling the talk a friendly, old-time chat.
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Eisenhower
van Fleet
Washington
James A. Vary
Eisenhower Indy
Korea
Bth
Williams Named Harrisburg Leader of Brucellosis Committee
J Lewis Williams of Uniontown has been elected to a third term as president of the State Brucellosis Committee. The move solidifies leadership in Bangs disease control efforts and marks Williams’s continued advocacy for animal health in Harrisburg.
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Brown & Brook
New York State
Supreme Move
Ohio R. R. Co
Little Valley
Gence
Ger
Sala
Mancs
Corry
Speig
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Miller's Kendall Service
Richard J. Zysk
Edwin Bowes
Zysk
Margaret Gustafson
Al's
Columbus
NASH
R. E
Buck" Gross
Wattsburg - Erie
Corry Hospital
James
Harold Spencer
R. D
Richard O'Dell
Clymer
Mus
Albert Imhoff
Spring Creek
Charles Harden
West Columbus Avenue
James Neville
East Church Street
Mrs. Street
Mille Nelson
Wayne
John
John Kornikoski
Wayne Street
Clarence “Moore
Thomas Charles
Eric
Norman Pier
Debra Lynnette
Lowville
Floyd Willey
Passtac
N. J
John Nelson
Sam Scott
Mott Street
Jesse Titus
Jamestown
James Cooney
Archie Higley
Bear Shake
Pioneer Power Chain
Paul
Falconer
South Work Street
Roger D. Russ
R. D. J. Falconer
Alfredo Flores
Benido R
Santiago
Artur J
Bernand
Albert T. Knapp
N. Allen Tove
Knapp
Forestville
Sherriff
William Fawdrey
Rodney Cash
David
Gil Dodds
The
Red Cross
Firestone
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Stetson
Playboy
Fora
Ally Eee
Powell
Center St
Nur the
Wai
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