South Penn offices to move to Oil City building
The South Penn Company will relocate its controller's section from Bradford to the Dink Building in Oil City before the end of July. Shareholders at the annual meeting noted 21 employees will be affected and the May 4 1957 annual meeting will be held in Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally Business
Ou Chy
Pittsburgh
Bradford
Sgn
F. L. Baressi
Mabel
Erle
Frank Nowak
Paul Locker
Edouard Williams Saith
Locker
Po- Toa
Hospital Reports Admit and Discharge List and Local News
At 7 a m today the Corry Hospital reports no phone access for emergencies. Admitted: Rev George A Myers. Deborah Chapman. Buuman Armstrong. Clymer Woodin. Mrs Leo Mather. Daniel Joyce. Discharged: Mrs Amy Prindle. Nancy Spangenburg. Myron Penoyer. Meantime in Erie a mob verdict favors Charles Stembida in a morals case involving a 17 year old. in Jamestown Lawrence Dart released on 500 bail for first degree grand larceny. Meadville area jobs drop 4 percent as 9,945 employed end of April from 10,217 in February.
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George A. Myers
West Pleasant Street
Deborah
Donna Chapman
Lemon Street
Buuman Armstrong
Clymer Woodin
Garland
Leo Mather
Center Street
Daniel
Lawrence Joyce
East Congress Street
Amy Prindle
Clymer
Nancy Spangenburg
R. D
Myron
Lawrence Penoyer
Spartansburg
Erie
Charles Stembida
Stembida
E. A. Larson
North Center Street
Dial
Meadville
Theodore E Heckman
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Office
Meadville Jury Acquits Jenkins in Rape Case
A Meadville jury acquitted William K Jenkins Jo of statutory rape and nonsupport charges. The panel found him not guilty on both counts while convicting him of tortion and directing payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
William K. Jenkins
Herbert A. Mook
Coulry
Jenkins
Bonel
Stoak
Dickinson
Carnation Mik Co
Elbridge Stuart Colleze
Uear
Ronald Yr
RCC
Terry Lewis
T. V. Ls
Rockitiere Theen
Mendvitles and Elections Highlight Biannual Convention
A verbose, error-filled fragment notes Mendvitles with RL Bwines and Geert as attendees at Mendete'st4 Loci. It mentions Krnatets elected at the convention and references Wash museum, unions, and a mishmash of local names. The text includes a 101-year-old Dr. Eisenstein obituary tease and scattered civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THOR
Krnatets
Gudtssticn
Jel Washuseum
Avisco Ambress
Behia
Ibenif
Seles Brutiers Giele
Ceiployes
Elephasta
eWurten
Ohio
Barras
Samaratin
Veningo
Sildey
Tye Frahglin
Ais
Jeni
McNamary
New York
Judah David Eisenstein
la W
Yester
Pittsburgh Girl Wins Spelling Bee
A 13 year old Pittsburgh girl Melody Sachko won the 29th National Spelling Bee after two years of focused study. Runner up was Sahdra Owen of Sompoventiv Grade School Jus his Ohio. Melody, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sachko, earned $1000 a gold cup and a New York weekend trip.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Melody
Sadhko
New York
Sandra
Firefighter Officer Sparks Rescue in Fredonia
Patrolman Robert Lancaster on school crossing duty rushed into a second floor Fredonia apartment saving a mother and her three children Keith Chase aged seven and Katherine five from a spreading kitchen blaze. The family escaped unharmed as flames caused about 750 dollars in damage. The fire is blamed on a defective toaster cord and a high amperage fuse.
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Fredonia
Robert Lancaster
Lancaster
Hamlet Street
Margaret Chase
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Mendville
Meadvile Community
Numsee
Jamestown General Hospital
Louis Stravato
Sans Corporation
Wilson
Ike
Roy Helwig
Helwig
J. Jakobsen and ‘Sons
Girard
Hal Fritz
Moose Club
State Park and Harbor Commission
Herbie Johnson
Erie County
ROAR
Rinaraar
Erie Jaycees
Testiny
Jaycees Public Health Committee
S&h
VanCise
Ponder's Sunoco
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Cady and Collier
South St
Box
Ame
Lel
Corry Hospital
Dellyery
Nez Anit
Avery Vester
Elvod
Sassafras
Ares
Howes Inc
Thomas R
Ol Cly
West End
jDolice
Navy Mothers Club
Toof Hall
Roberts
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
Columbus
Corry Savings & Loan Assn
North Center St
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