Meadvill e incident and court action reported
Readable fragments describe a Meadville area incident with police, arrests of youths, a robbery attempt at a Peach Street store, and a fire leading to injuries in Union City. The report notes a Gulf Oil executive election detail and a Rock Grove High School shop activities launch with a junior senior banquet at the Presbyterian church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Charles Halside
Peack
Ity
Joan Vernis
Union City
Hamot Hospital
Erle
Mable Burns
Rocky Grove High Shop
Rocky Grove
Local notices mix with ads as Erie area items seen
A jumble of short items reports campaign news, a bicycle crash near Porter, Decoration Day sales, a daylight saving vote result, funeral notices, club events, and local business ads. Names include Ralph Jackson, J. Beker, and Miss Gladys Canfield among Erie and nearby towns, with several community happenings and schedules.
Union City native William Tranium dies in Jamestown
William Tranium, a Union City native and Jamestown resident for 45 years, died after a week of illness at W C A hospital. A coin and curio collector since youth, he belonged to the Chautauqua County Historical Society. Surviving: four sons, two daughters, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at Boyd Funeral Home with burial in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Rowe
Dial
Lock Haven
Quaker
Lanston's
Legion
Ruth M. Smith
Horton Avenue
Sheffield
Methodist
Sheffield Fire Department
Columbus Hall
St. Mary's Church
Hoderney Bros
East Branch Cemetery Association
George Mallick
East Bond Street
Corry Hospital
Charles R. Barker
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Association
Erie
Washington Street
Warren
Ripley
Paul S. Persia
Corty Country Club
Hiie
Ycheo
Trie Board of Education
Cohen
Texaco
Union City
William
Tranium
Jamestown
N. Y
Chautauqua County Historical Society
Fe ‘Tran
State Forests Attract Visitors In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 26 Pennsylvania's state forests totaling 1 800 937 acres with 3 500 miles of auto roads and 4 000 miles of trails draw thousands for riding hiking and scenic enjoyment The system aids fire protection and forest product harvesting Open to hunting fishing hiking camping and other recreation Visitors urged to protect plants and prevent forest fires
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Eye Commonwealth
Japs Live in Barges More than 60,050 Residents
About 60,050 residents of Tokyo live on barges and float along the city’s vast network of canals, highlighting an unusual urban waterway habit. The report outlines how these barge dwellers use the canals for daily life, transport, and community spaces amid the capital’s dense environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
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Wilson
Drexel Farm
Clorox
Ige
LUX
Doles
Florida
Idaho
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Joseph Judson Daity
Franklin
Paul Redford
William A. Slster
Nifive
Arch Agon
Bits
Charles Slater
Hatesty
Gulf OW Corporation
Gulf ‘Reining. Gempany
Armour's
Callie
Will J. Wilcox
Ralph
Jackson
Crafford
Blaine
Blaine Millican
Porter
Adram
Punxsutawney
Barbara Cochran
Maron
J. B. Beker
Columbus
Route
Rogls
Banston
Jake Russo
Jacotte Ruaseless
Rochester
Oil City
Drake Theatre
Western Penitentiary
State Pardon Board
Larson
Federated Church At
Spring Creek
Guy W. Jones
Ronald Greeley
N. Cohen & Sons Texaco
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
Bush
North Center Street
Gladys Canfield
Robert Davis
West Wayne Street
Lewis Bemis
Corry R. D
Wellejus Bak
Lewis T. Bonner
Clearfield
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Market Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sarah Sikinner
South Center Street
Carry Hospital
Spikes
A. M. Litz
Tunnville
Alabian Society
Woolworth
Leonard
Miller's News & Sport
Sox
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
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