Meadville official aids sales tax returns program
Meadvill e city news notes show W S Kimball of Meadville advising business men on sales tax returns with a return visit planned. Gas rate case decision by Public Service Commission awaits. Contagious disease reports rise, a minor car accident injures Noahe and damages minimal. City stock news highlights Felmare earnings and broad market index gains. Pennsylvania farmers plan larger corn and barley plantings with fewer potatoes and tobacco. Personal notices report Anaheim escape and earthquake impact. Veterans of Foreign Wars tenth anniversary at West Washington street. Local banking deposits rise as recovery expectations grow. High school music program underway with a concert at the Senior High auditorium.
Senior High Honor Roll and Credit List Winners Named
Howard J. Sheen announces the Senior High Honor Roll and Credit List for seniors juniors and sophomores at the Senior High. The lists include numerous students across grade levels with post graduates Olive Hixson Pil Smock and John Hnatyszyn Grecht listed on honor roll and John Love Neil Meity on the credit list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Sheen
Lyle Blakeslee
Georgit Castrantas
Grace Cole
Elsie Fralick
Bob Frana
Dean Kennedy
Clifford Lawson
Helen McCray
Winitrel MicLoes
Jack McLaugh
Claudia Place
Beatrice Pound
Howard Robbins
Irene Streeter
Catherine Wojciechowski
Guy Ames
Emily Burr
Paul Biysolfers
Walter Demon
Marcella Garrity
Betty Sue Kafferlin
Kenneth Kirch
Marjorie Kirch
John Merrick
Dora Phelps
Stila
Olive Hixson
Pil Smock
John Hnatyszyn Grecht
John Love
Neil Me Ity
Enforcement duties trimmed amid shifts in prohibition unit
Mar 16 report from H C Wood head of the prohibition office says no official word on personnel changes. Some staff may be recalled to Pittsburgh HQ due to Washington orders, but no notice yet. Abandonment of the office would wait until after the March federal court term. About 75 cases remain to be disposed of as work has declined since the edict ending private speakessies funding. Prohibition agents’ duties have narrowed to seizing liquor sources, with occasional distilleries and Lake Erie patrols fading. Last year no cargo was seized off this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
H. C. Wood
Ee Epoup
Prohibition
Focal
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
Wood
Brie
Lake Erie
Canada
Py Hill
Cli
Cipal
Local arrests in spurious money case and gas well fire
Joseph Yamagata of Jamestown and eight others faced federal court after a Secret Service roundup targeting counterfeit $5 and $10 bills in western New York. Philly Profesto of Rochester pleaded guilty and drew 18 months, suspended on probation. Fredonia firm paid a 325 fine for food act violation. In Oregon a baby is described as tough after a fall. In Wellsboro a gas well in Farmington township flowed 26 million cu ft, Yan Zile No 2, with a near miss when a gas pocket ignited equipment leaving two workers with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnalo
Joseph Yamagata
Jamestown
Secret Service
New York
John Knight
Federal
Omarata
Philly Profesto
Rochester
Profasto
Fredonia Salsing Canning Company, Inc
Fredonia
Wellsboro
Farmington Township
Mellon Am Polinick
Cowansque Gas Company
Leonard
Old Copper Coin Dated 2787 With New Bedford Inscription
A copper coin among early American pieces bears the inscription New Bedford, Mass mind your business. Dated 2787, it is part of the collection of Mrs. Alice Lapolite, cited from her mother, highlighting a curious relic of colonial numismatic history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Alice Lapolite
Woodard May Escape Life Sentence In Habitual Case
Lawrence Woodard, 44, convicted under the habitual criminal statute, faced debate on possible reduction from life. Harrisburg appeal arguments involved District Attorney Mortimer B. Graham noting a Superior Court judge asked about lowering to 20 years. Court action remained uncertain. Woodard’s conviction likely stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Lawrence Woodard
Mortimer B. Graham
Harrisburg
Graham
State Superior Court
Woodard
Woodardl
Missionary Society Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Wenway meeting of Loewoe an's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church convened Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors with good attendance. Officers for the year were elected: President Mrs G W Waggoner, Vice President Mrs Franke Crowell, Secretary Mrs Emma Dean, Assistant Secretary Mrs Frank Hepler, Secretary of Literature Mrs C F Bentley. Mrs C F McCray read a long paper on The Youth of Japan, with Mrs Waggoner contributing articles. Miss Mildred Monroe Java Severs read, and responses followed. Gingerbread and coffee were served during the social hour by hostesses Mrs Leon Lindster, Mrs G L Auer, Mrs Walter Hultberg, and Mr C O H Geiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loewoean's Missionary Society
G. W. Waggoner
Franke Crowell
Emma Dean
Prank Hepler
Walter Hultberg
C. Oh. Geiger
Taxpayers at Elgin To Meet
Taxpayers and property owners of Elgin are urged to attend a meeting at the church next Tuesday at eight o clock. The Elgin Taxpayers Union will complete its organization and Mr Willer will address the gathering. All property owners are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin Taxpayers! Union
Mran Willer
Thxpayers! Association
Sleep Control Is Here at 25 Cents
A dated advertisement touts Sleep Control, claiming it relieves bladder and bowel discomfort to reduce nightly wakeups. It markets BUlRTS as a cleansing remedy made from oils, promising relief after days of disturbed sleep. Drug stores endorse its sale and offer refunds if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolin Reeus
Downey's
Eplcter
Robbery at Westfield coal dealer after hold up
A Westfield coal dealer was robbed of $100 as two men held him at gunpoint, bound him with a hemp cord, and forced him to open the cash register. The robbers fled. DuChaine was held briefly. The incident occurred near the New York Central tracks and the Harris Mead & Co. store at 72 English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Buffalo
Bernard Duchaine
DuChaine
New York
du- Chaine
Tin
Ted Tien
Mr. Mead
Cou
James A. Champers
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W. S. Kimball
Meadville
State Department of Revenue
Public Service Commission
Womarrow
John D. Panigan
Union City-Corry Road
Harold Jewell
Uris
Greyhound
Noahe
Cities Service
Standard Statistics Companys
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
State
Charles Aken
George Akens
Anaheim
Calif
Atmoster
Laura
Association of Life Tusirance
Warl Shaffer
Erle
Rome
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
West Washington Street
the Post
Tithinville Herald
Robert Pierce
Evelyn Sheeley
Pierce
Sheale
Corry
Hast Branch
Boys’ Hind
In & Loncert
Clement Muller
Kurtz Case Goods Company
Mineas
Helen Bielawski
Guy Butters
Katherine Golegrove
Lucille Cone
Louise Cowell
Lois Cornell
Orlo Ewing
Helen Filipowicz
Armour Hillstrom
Agnes Lilley
Hazel McKay
Olets Perkins
George Rogers
Mépie Saith
Florence VanCise
Dorothy Geertson
Robert Hisines
Richard Halfast
Jane Raymond
Gordon Rehnberg
Jeanor Speck
Hisie Raeke
Doris Nelson
Buelah Koyuch
Leon Bertram
Ruth Bush
Lucille Culen
Elizebbeth Dahl
Bree Dearing
Clinton Haines
Robert Johnson
Mary Sears
Lee Shoemaker
Wleande Storer
Ritwai
Seaside
Ore
M. B. Rudd
Eich’s Corry’s Bargain Center
Lasger
Henna Foley
Burton Ri Lub
Depression Smashers
Father John’s
Wampole’s
Absorbine Jr
Condra
Rexall
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
A. M. Teliotaon
This Villasn
Boston
Brocon
Harris 1
Mead
Oil City
Traat Comput
Gil Oeny
Coupon Service, Inc
Minneapolis
Minn
Kellong’s
White House
Glendora Brand Macaroni
Sunshine Hydrox
Morton
Seather Baker's Cocoanut
Anise
Town Crier
Conewange
California
Will. J, Wilcox
Washington Market
East
Washington St
Spencer's Place
West
Lynn Gordon & Son
Columbus, Pa
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
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