Home Protection dance in Maccabee hall this evening
Titusville notes describe a social dance with John Marsh’s orchestra at Maccabee hall featuring round and square dancing. Norris A. Grossman, Titusville’s oldest resident, is celebrated on his 96th birthday at his North First Street home after sixty years in the town. Mrs. Frank Bliss has returned home from Corre hospital after a two week surgical stay on Wright Street. The Arm Army Celts program has been postponed briefly. Local residents Mr and Mrs Porter plan a move from 922 West Pleasant Street toward Center Street. Mr and Mrs VE Seta will occupy the vacant residence, previously Porter. Swartz, a resident of French Town, is held in the steadiy ille jail on liquor transport and reckless driving charges after wrecking C B Reppmid Jr’s car in Oil City.
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Norris A. Grossman
Titsvilles
Pirst Street
Titusville
Frank Bliss
Wright Street
Arteami Celts
Porter Hays
Pledsant
Din Sith Center Street
VE. Seta
Swartz
Frenchtown
Mteadyillé
Richard Rossbacher
Jamestown
Syracuse
Clyde D.smith
Arthur Dahl
Sonne
Otto Herbst
Hiegrd Berggs
Stone
Kane
Malcolm Mcintyre
Kushegun
Kerimac-brick
Trane Simmit Hospital
McIntyre
East South Street
Sorn—Tosi
Hardy Marsh
West Church Street
Norma Jean
Corry Hospital
Starr Works
East Washington Street
Geo
Beecher
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Patrick Dillon
Maccabee Hall
John Marsh
Wimphausis
W—Moore
Genter Street
Golden Links
Aranie ‘A. Winner
West Pleasant Street
Oil City
Brie
He World
Readins Magazine
Sunday World
Sppeie
Ucla
Konrad Berenykl
Olis L. Wiesé
McCall's Magazine
Aelvance
Te Kani
Frank J Pieratti
Ridgway
Pital
Edward's 14-02 sale items and local notices flash
A jumble of small ads and notices from Meadville Corry and surrounding towns include Edward's groceries with 19c sauce and 32c fruit deals, a Meadvill police action against Will Cox in January, dance pictures at Brooks Studio, local births, illnesses and hospital reports, and upcoming community events such as a May 26 American Legion dedication, church society meetings, and a street fair of small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Will J. Wilcox
Nick Orese
Meadville
Rola
Allegheny County
West Street
See Green Engineer Responds on Tramway Colors
A fragment from a North England town report shows an engineer named See Green replying by telephone about tramway color schemes. The office manager requested views on which colors would be painted, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeny
England
Green
Five killed in western Penn. car crashes report
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh notes five persons killed and 16 injured in western Pennsylvania over a weekend due to multiple car accidents. Victims include Mrs. Matie Merozuras of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Dorothy Herr of North Sewickley, among others, with drivers and bystanders involved in crashes near Beaver Falls Waynesburg Sharon Steubenville Altoona and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Matie Merozuras
Fittsburgh
Joseph
Dorothy Herr
North Sewickley
Beaver Falls
Pawl Phillips
Salem
Ohio
Waynesburg
Grace Keagier
Steubenville
Lloyd Hanna
Altoona
Sol Police
Youngstown
Sharon
Prisoners Break Jail In Johnston County Camp Escape
Two convicts were wounded as fourteen inmates bolted from a Johnston County road camp. Guards pursued through woods and swamps with bloodhounds, while twelve fugitives remained at large. A second item notes a Lancashire watch invention, stating a continuously worn watch self winds via a free wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Four Killed in Plane Wrecks Across U S
United Press reports four fatal crashes from Long Beach California to Little Rock Arkansas and Eureka Kansas. Raymond and Gordon Skottenhomsen brothers died when a Sirine aircraft stalled at 300 feet. Sergeant Homer Johnson died in Arkansas when an Army pursuit plane crashed after takeoff. Ken nett Graham 20, and companion Dick Dobbs injured after an AlpHino piloted by Graham dived nose first from about 500 feet.
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United Press
Long Beach
Calif
Raymond
Gordon Skottenhomsen
Brothers
Cordon
Little Rock
Ark
Homer Johnson
Army Air Corps
Galveston
Columbus
Johnson
Lew
Roath
Ayald
Anther
Hureka
Kans
Kennett Graham
Dick Dobbs
Graham
Huff Barnes and Opie Wholesite Paper Co. chief buried at sea
Liva E Baynes, president of Huff Barnes and Opie Wholesite Paper Company in Pittsburgh, will be buried at sea in the Pacific off Java per a cable received here. Barnes died at sea last Friday after a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Liva E. Baynes
Huff, Barnes and Opie Wholesite Paper Company
Pacific Ocean
Java
Barnes
Portuguese discovery and early Madeira settlement tale
The Madeira islands include Madeira Porto Santo Chao Deserta Grande and Bal. A Portuguese named Zargo discovered Porto Santo in 1419 and spent about a year there with his crew before moving to Madeira. This voyage brought Portugal control over the islands and their governance.
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Madeira Islands
Madeira
Porta Santo
Chao
Deserta Grande
Bal
Zargo
Porto Santo
Portugal
Mies Islands
Sie Slil
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Ing-Willi Star Store
Toppy
Dromedary Cocoanut Voth
Weideman’s
Washburn’s Pancake
Clorox
Trompe
Is. l
Fazn
Paris
Venice
Araby
Guty and
Antoinette
Brooks Studio
Moore, Corry
R. D
American Legion
Warren
Lela
Oldlock
Corry
Call
J. B. Ward
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Golesroyé
Tiffwny
Harry Smith
Amidon
Harold Patterson
Ladies Aid Society
The
Leon Linsey
Walter Beott
J. Patterson
Dumore
W. C. Merritt
East South St
Coury Hospital
Mes
Sidney Billslan
Harry Noxon
Shea Aleet
Bydetown
T. B Sullivan
Geb
Fisher
Hydetown
Stuek
By & Bie
Julius A. Rodier
Crawford Ophinfy
Canterville
Penn
Shanks
Grand Union Market
Naiti Ladies Shop
Kaynee Shirt
Kaynee
Shea & Walraven Society
Braid Clothes
UR Grange
Tex
Repecca
Bradley Rogers
Rogers
University of Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lynn Holmes
Blige
Newhouse
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