Memorial service for Jessie M Yuill at Warren name
Services in memory of Jessie M Yuill CresC Pack Warren who died at Warren General hospital Saturday afternoon will be held today She was principal of the ten o stphic department of Hoff Business college since 1924 Big card party St Edward hall Mar 17 Prizes at every table 316 Mrs Rudolph Appel and son who have been patients at Corry Hospital for several days were removed to their home 11 Third avenue Sunday Oil City Students of the Senior class today launched house to house magazine sale campaign to secure funds for the rental of cap and gowns for graduation The students receive a commission from their sales to apply to the cap and gown rental vest Maude E Mead 40 teacher at East High school Erie escaped by the nick of time Friday when she asped from an automobile she was driving when it stalled in the path of a northbound Pennsylvania freight tram at 10 and Petry streets Get your maple syrup and sugar labels at the Journal office Reasonably priced A landslide which for a time threatened to block traffic on Route 19 main traveled artery between Meadville and Erie occurred Saturday night at Sleepy Hollow south of Venango Crawford county Loose earth began rolling down the steep bank shortly after nightfall and continued to slide at intervals for a period of several hours Workmen were immediately called to the scene and the dirt was removed Call for All Way Electric M W F tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Yuill
Crescent Pack
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Hoff Business College
St. Edward ‘ Hall
Rudolph Appel
Soi
Corry Hospital
Third Ave
Oil City
Maude E. Mead
East High School
Erie
Pennsylvania
Petry Streets
Journal Office
Meadville
Sleepy Hollow
Venango
Crawford County
Oil City and Vicinity News Summary Leads to Fatal Crane Accident
Millard W. Brockway, 36, of Erie, died after a crane moved a load at Standard Stoker plant. He was crushed and died at Hamet hospital, with coroner Dr W G Strole outlining the accident. Also reported: Edward Quigley, longtime Oil City resident, died in Hot Springs Arkansas from pneumonia after a brief illness. Other items include local notices of retirements, missing purse, a car collision near Meadville, elevator accidents at Hotel Franklin Jamestown, and community events across Titusville and Corry.
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Hot Springs
W. L. Voorhies
Oil City
Harrisburg
Sterling Milk
Lillian Croxall
Titusville
A. R. Bullock
Cambridge Springs
Route 19
Meadville
Frances Collison
Franklin
Jamestown
Jamestown Hospital
Guy Scott
James A. Hosford
Greenhurst
Susan
Ted Leech
Miller
Mary J. Haines
Paul Hatch
Myntle Skinner
Arthur Foster
Devotiona
Vincent Anderson
South America
U S Steel Plans Large Expansion Drive
U S Steel outlines major expansion in steel making equipment and methods to meet anticipated business growth. Company reports gross sales totaling $758,893,126, up 28 percent from 1934, plus increased working capital to $887,095,378 and maintenance and obsolescence expenditures rising to $107,612,359 amid optimism for a broader post‑depression upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Birthday party for Mary Ann Powers on St Patrick’s Day
Mrs rank O Day of West Wayne street hosted a Saturday birthday party from 2 to 6 for granddaughter Mary Ann Powers with eleven girls, games, music, a St Patrick’s themed dinner, and gifts from friends including Katherine Ann Mead and Virginia O Neil. Shadley barber shop fire on Marlet street in Erie suspected arson by explosion. loss estimated at 1500 dollars. Shadley leads Meadville Barbers union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank O'Day
West Wayne Street
Mary Ann Powers
Miss Powers
Katherine Ann Mead
Mary Pawer
Virginia O'Neil
Mary Jean Sullivan
Grace Hoyton
Betty Taylor
Gier Charles Simalenberger
Mearville
Harold Shadley
Marlet Street
Erie
Shadley
Meadville Barbers’ Union
Meyers Wins Erie Keg Tourney With 360 Score
Louis Meyers of Brie won first prize 50 in the Times bowling classic at Brie with a perfect game 201 and totals of 719. Michael Martin of Brie took Class B top prize 350 with 638. Numerous local bowlers competed in Class A and B divisions with scores listed for several participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Meyers
Brie
Michael Martin
Tone
Corryiles
Bill Dunlap
Ai Baral Bloomgren
Bill Bjorkquist
Pete Russell
Battm
al Baressi
Jack Krone
Rex Dempsey
George Rook
Ralph Martin
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Willi Star
Meeda Bakers
Star
F. Shellal
Lic
Ibe
HEINZ
Mallory
North Center St
Steve Timbo
Corry
R. D
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Cora Wood
Concord Strees
A. Waddie
Winter Park
Fla
Charlotte McKinney
Laura C. McKinney
John Sargent Haskell
H. H. Haskell
Internal Revenue Collector
Pittsburgh
WPA
Warren County
Pleasant Township
Mead Township
Parkington
Cleveland Press
DeHaven's
West South Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
P. M. Nichols
G. L. Boyd
Rosendahl
Mack
North Center Street
Patton
New York City
Hotel Corry
New York-Pennsylvania State Line
Hamet
Lanah Brown
Prospect Street
Bracken-Keating
Spring Creek
Fred Lauer
Concord Street
Ira Wickwire
Peterson
Jack Peterson
Ralph Glenn
William Wojtaszele
Burton Avenue
John Watson
Nicileville
Watson
Nickleville
Ranklin News Herald
Te Chinstiay
Ehner Westley
Gilbert Lloyd
Edith Sperry
Ethel McKuhn
Tifty-four
St. Paul's Lutheran
U. S. Steel
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Nasts Accessories
Printzess
Coats
Tisea
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