Death of World War veteran in Titusville
Clare Porest Curtis, 41, a World War veteran of Titusville, died suddenly at his home yesterday due to an acute heart attack. James Meagher was elected exalted ruler of the Titusville Lodge of Elks last night. Mrs R D McKelney hosted her bridge club yesterday afternoon at Spring Creek, with prizes won by Mrs S D Wilcox and Mrs W W Haimmond. Maple syrup and sugar labels advertised at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Porest'Curtis
Titusville
James Meaigher
Tiusville Rouge of
Elks
R. Morick
R. D. McKelney
Spring Crees
S. D. Wilcox
W. W.haimmond
Journal
Postponed Piamp Recital Sets New Date in April
The piamp recital by Mises Martha Hubterg was postponed one week to April 1. Mr and Mrs Frank Schramling hosted friends at their Columbus home last evening for a birthday celebration honoring Mrs Schramling’s father William Durrie-Wold of Clymer and daughter Mildred Schramming. Also noted were local hospital discharges and patient moves including Hunice Jindal and Theodore Gray family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piamp
Mises Martha Hubterg
Frank Schramling
Columbus
Thomas
Hunice Jindal
Merle Jordan
Carry R. D. G
Yéaterlay
Carry Hospital
Theodore Gray
Cerry RD
Brookville man among jobless faces crisis
Trockvilla Pennsylvania March 2. Deeply distressed by unemployment last year Jed Richard Culver a railroader and Brookville resident attempted suicide yesterday on Madison Avenue using a revolver. The bullet entered his right temple but did not immediately kill him and he recovered briefly before losing consciousness. Control of his condition remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trockvilla
Jed Richard
Otek) Culver
Madison Avenue
Local notices mix with accidents and ads in City and Vicinity
A collage of brief items from Kane to Corry lists a factory injury at Standard Glass, a hospital treatment, felonies actions in federal court, spring car sales, social events, and local ads. Notable items include a Kane glass-cutting injury, five women’s court arrivals dismissed, two men indicted over counterfeit notes, and upcoming community events at Masonic hall and Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J.wilcox
Edward Koztosky
Kane
Standard Glass
Kane Summit
Holly's
West Main Street
Brit
George Brabender
Mrle
Erie
Federal Reserve
Albert Warnofsky
Albert Lewis
New York
Anthony Pederczyk
Sam Sterns
Pittsburgh
Lewisburg
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Iting
Salamanca Hospital
Forrest Nichols
Falconer, N
Warren General Hospital
Mark Painweaifier
Hatch Rim
Wichols
D. Gibson
Townsend
Masonic Hall
Ross
Allegheny River
Olean
Pire
Wallen
Earl Geralt
Mie
Nie
Virgil Herzing
Warren County
L. J. Crippen
Warren
Capt. Bingham
Corry Men's Bible
Townsend Auxiliary
Olcleck
Corry Baking Company
Wonderful medicine praised by Mrs Bell in Los Angeles
A reader testimonial from Mrs Livvie M Bell of 2194 West 28th Street Los Angeles endorses Thompson’s Barosma Tablets as a diuretic aid for kidney symptoms. The ad-like fragment claims relief for thematic pains dizziness and eye spots and urges prompt use though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Livgie M. Mbell
West 28Th St
Los Angeles
Cal
Warren Church Wedding Scene at First Baptist Warren
Corry Wittened married Wale llaen Grant Herdendorf of Warren to Mild Lois Alberta Schell of Warren yesterday at 4 pm in First Baptist Church Warren. Rev Spiller officiated before a beautifully decorated chancel. Bride wore white satin with yellow train, attended by Edith Benson. Glen Schell gave her away. Herdendorf was joined by Jes Perry and George Taylor as ushers. Mrs Hildur Jacobeen played music and Viola Lindmark sang. Reception for forty relatives followed. The couple will reside at 4 South Irvine after April 1. Herdendorf works for United Gas Company. bride is a Warren General Hospital nursing graduate, class of 1997.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Glen Schell
Rheabeth Perry
Warren
Herdendorf
Jes B. Perry
George Taylor
Comy
Arg Russell
Templeton
Hildur Jacobeen
Viola Lindmark
Irvine Street
IM. Herdersdorf
Suho
United Gas Company
Gerry
Warren General Hospital
Explosion damages Butler Pack ing and Provision plant annex
An explosion at the Butler Packing and Provision Company in Butler Pennsylvania wrecked the new annex, with damage estimated at 350,000. Believed caused by gas from a tank used for cooking refuse for fertilizer, the tank was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Fresa Butler
Butler Packing and Provision Company
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Willi Star
Weideman
Mele
Star Soap
BON Ami
Florida
Texas
Gorn
Chase & Sanborn
Celery Hearts
Brookville
James M. Pinkard
Pennsylvania
R. Mt. Gillian
Pittahungh
Nell Black
Eric City Healthh
Joy Department
Tolin L. Kramer
Springboro
Crawford County
Corry Men's
Salvation Army Hall
Jamestown
Agee Ruilus Moris
Pleasantville
Jamestown Table Company
Oil Ciy
Harrisburg
Dr i. Baumgartner
Ford
John A. Boland
Cambridge Springs
Assembly
Gale
Willys
Yan
The
Salvation Army
Alace
Woolworth Company
Iblack Pillsbury
A. H. Homer & Co
Raymon G. Anderson
Charles Anderson
A. A. ‘Williams
Lutheran Missionary Society
D. A. Hillstrom
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Vincet Nielsen
Mir
Carl Nielsen
Corry Hogpistal
American Legion Auxiliary
Ims
Miary Murray
Larry Sandstrom
West Main St
New Floral Service
George Patterson, JR
Olds
Union City
Warren Church
Herbert
Youis
Negierati Made
Nasts Carry
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