City and Vicinity News Briefs 1946 Dunkirk
A collage of notices and items from City and Vicinity includes tax advertising disputes over jurisdiction to advertise tax sales, a proposed bond issue disapproved by a state auditor, back taxes to be advertised in October, a furniture sale and executor notices, a death of Rev J William Smith, a charity card party, a civil suit verdict for Carl Lane, local Measles outbreak in Kane, a park dedication and other community items. The reports name Albert Foley, Howard G. Trill, Ed Marsh, Carl Lane, McLaughlin, and William Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilcox
Dunkirk
Albert
Foley
Common Council
State Comptroller's Office
Holward G
Trill
Robert Lane
Clearfield
Carl Lane
Clearfield County
Westrick Motor Company
Carroltown
James ©. McLaughlin
Curwensville
Strick
McLaughlin
Butt
Jasper Drake
North Concord Ridge Road
Oldest Penn Railroad engineer Ephraim N. Jones dies
Harrisburg May 21 Ephraim N Jones aged and long serving Pennsylvania Railroad system retiree died at his home here today after a long illness. The veteran engineer was known for his years of service and is survived by family members in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ephraim N. Jones
Graves of Destroyed Tribe Found in German District
A report from the Eifel district notes the discovery of graves tied to a Celle tribe said to number 8 900 members. Authorities believe the tribe was destroyed by Tullius Chesarni in historic conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifel
Germany
Tullius Chesarni
Washington P T A Fair Friday at Washington School
Friday evening the Washington P T A hosts its fifth annual fair at the Washington School. General chairs Mrs. H. M Hall and Mrs. Roscoe Dearing announce booths with candy hot buttered popcorn and other treats plus a fish pond fortune tell jig booth and more. Music from the Corry High School band and the Melody Maidens will accompany the event open to the public at 7 30 oclock in the Third Ward building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Washington
Parent-Teachers Association
H. M, Hall
Roscoe Dearing
Yar
Corry High School
Melody Maidens
Phieada
Banks Receiving Funds Listed From Reconstruction Finance Corp
Washington May 21 1100 banks named as having obtained 78027178 in authorization from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to pay depositors About 50000000 has gone to 2703 loans An additional 2600000 will be authorized to complete the governments deposit relief program When finished about 225000000 to 250000000 in deposits would still be lost and average loss about 8 cents on every dollar in closed banks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unmtea Fress
Washington
Counney
Finance Corporation
Jesse H. Jones
Tones
Depo
Fragmented Quote From Chinatown Leader On Perseverance
A distorted quotation from TH Ho of Chinatown expresses stubborn resolve and skepticism about immediate practical effects, echoing long ago debates over persistence and impact in community rhetoric. The passage presents a garbled stance about sinking in among many issues and stargazing beyond immediate gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
San Cura Ointment Promises Piles Relief and Cures
A vintage advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and Soap as a miraculous remedy for stubborn piles with testimonials from G Roch, Montebello, and Rev. W. Ir Gilbert, Pleadsville, plus a money back guarantee and pricing details for 60 cent jars and 1.85 dollar Sacuc products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Roch
Montebello
Los Angeles County
Cal
Bi J
Derflinger
Maywond
W. Ir Gilbert
Pledsantaille
Rehearsals underway for Pennant musical comedy
Rehearsals progress satisfactorily for The Pennant musical comedy to be staged at St Edward's Hall on Friday evening June 1. The show benefits Rev Francis Sra ves and Mrs Fit Sheet, presented by St Edward's school with a large audience expected. The Northwestern Pennsylvania representatives of the State Automobile Insurance Association from Indianapolis will meet at Hotel Corry Wednesday for a dinner at six. Richard Rossbacher named as focal representative. Corry Nurses Alumnae Association dance set for Wednesday at St Edward's Hall, tickets 75 cents. A Corry couple welcomed a son Sunday at Corry Hospital. Charles Simmetink, long a surgical patient, moved home to Clymer. For sale two waterproof tents with fly and wood floor. Grove City College will host a commemoration address by Ralph Morris, former diplomat to Japan, on June 13. City tax collections for the first quarter rose over last year by more than $2,000. The Masonic Temple hosts a day party Wednesday evening for the benefit of Mrs A B Grinwold and Mrs M J Parkhurst with reservations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottsville High School
Brick House
O'Brlock
Clara Oxley
Conneaut Township
Spencer Hospital
Meadvile Republican
Farrell
Tui
L. H Gavi
Oil City Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Marcus Hites
Conneautville
Spencer's Cash Mills
Clay Street
Parochal
Epidemte
Ita V Origin
West Side
Somefroyi LaMont
Iattoy Gillige
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Claude Holfman
Corry
Margaret Stufflebeam
Cutting
N. Y
Floyd Hoffman
West Main Street
Mary Moran
Miss Moran
Wrightsville
Delothe
Churel Yill
Mra Elpyr Bush
Neral Center Street
Ani
Columbus
St. Edward's Hall
Prancis Sraves
Fit
St. Edward's School
Pennsylvania
State Auttomobile Insurance Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Gory Hospital
Charles Simimetink
Peor
Cory Hinatal
Weely
Ts Clymer
Ralph Fogle
Roland " Morris
Ama
Japan
U.S
Yall
Grove City College
Shayon
Wilkes A. Maitlani
Masonic Temple
Corry City Chapt
Baston Star
A. B.grinwold
M. J Parkhurst
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Sirona Rene Flour
Wil
SS. Edward's Hall
Colden
Ifor
Marsh
B. and H. Garage
South Street
Warren
J. William Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Washington P. T.A
Third Ward
Montgomery Ward & CO
Lincoln
East Washington St
Hamburg
Peet
Keister
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