Local notices and ads mix with crime and accident items
An assortment of 1950s era notices and ads appears: beer distributer contact for local brands. a burglary conviction of Stanley Mazur with a two to five year sentence by Judge Elmer L. Evan for a GLF Feed Mill break in Edinboro on March 21, 1947. a Fort Pitt and Sabbat beer ad. Mystic Park picnic facilities and contact for large parties. a vehicle sale roundup featuring 1951 Chevrolets and other de luxe autos. a truck driver injured seriously on Route 66 near Clarion with skull fracture. gifts ad suggestions from McIntyre's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser - Busch
Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Stanley Mazur
Western
Elmer L. Evan
GLF
Edinboro
Mystic Park
Titusville
Thomas Motors
St Clarion
Clarion
City and Vicinity Notices and Local Events Detail
A collage of local items including a Lakewood family escape from a second floor fire with no injuries, postmaster retirement in Little Valley, and community notices from Meadville and Titusville. Also reported are court actions, sales and store promos, a blood drive update, and upcoming dances and meetings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motors
Cobbett Real Estate Agency
Ttf -Erie
Lakewood
Dumane
Iroquois
Iron City
Carlings
Pabst
Blatz
Corry Beverage
Anlo Frisina
Severe injuries from car fan belt incident reported
James Perry, 16, sustained severe injuries Wednesday when both hands were caught in a car fan belt. His left index finger was amputated and the remaining fingers on both hands were badly lacerated. He remains in fairly good condition at Community Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joe’s
Peninsula
Kane
James Perry
Community Hospital
Car Dealer Slashes Used Vehicles Ahead of Decoration Day
Ned W. Hauck, a mechanic injured in a fall at the city garage on April 14 at 20th and French streets, died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital. In a separate ad, Thomas Motors offers stock reductions of $5 to $25 daily before Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
French Streets
Ned W. Hauck
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hauck
Thomas Motors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hills Bros
Abe
S&h
Little Valley
James Case
Mabel
Red Cross
VFW
Frederick E. Mattison
Leslie Edson
Hllington Road
Sinclairville
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Thomas Leslie Corwin
R. D
Yes
Venango County
Lee A. McCracken
Corwin
OU City
McCracken
Costa
Paul’s Hardware
Meadville
Fred A. Wilson
F. W. Woolworth Co
Meadville Tons Club
Wilson
D. L. Crum
Spruce Street
Hays
Olds Flower Shop
White Memorial Hall
Youngsville
Youngsville High School
Herbert W. Dusehalk
Cobbett Agency
Cole Hill
Jack Wheeler
McConnell's
Wayne ‘Township
Wayne
Chester A. Darling
Allegheny College
Darling
California
Park Avenue
Floyd B. Peters
D Street
Albata Street
Westwood Village
Los Anngeles
kKoehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Leon Gayly
Bradford
Donald G. Colerick
Colerick
U. S. Air Force
Ruislip
England
Ade Milton O. Martines
Alamoam
Colo
Great Yarmouth
Corry Hospital
Mervyn Nast
East Frederick Street
Edward Royek
East Main Street
Roy Kerstetter
West Pleasant Street
Victor
Marsha
Darrell Kysor
R.D
Union City
Richard Sutton
Thomas Michael
South First Avenue
Richard Cook
Michael Wayne
Spartansburg
Ralph Davis Sr
Florence Powers
Mead J Avenue
Donna
Charles Fenton
Pratt and Lambert
Warren
N. Allen
Tributtatior
Crawford County
Herbert A. Mook
Oil City
Allegheny
Jug
Mook
William Rodgers
Rodgers
Workhouse
Eash
John A. Crispen
McConnell’s
Walter Clerman
Spencer Hospitel
Ted
Poplar
CHS
Mildred Denton Orr
Aloe
Hotpoint
All-Way Electric CO
Miller's
Rose Marie Reid
Cotton
Orion
Hammond
McConnell
North Clarion Joint
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Mcintyre
Frances Madden
Titusville Hospital
Joseph Madden
Corry
Howard Clabbatt Farm
Mellotones
Ol Creek
Harry Gilson
McConnel's
Columbus Y
Lawrence McCauley
Calvin Moore
Oil City Hospital
A&p
Silverbrook
Associated Press
Panama
French Line
Wyoming
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Washington
Caribbean
Brettin
Canal
el Salvador
Guatemala
London
Antwerp
U.S
RHEEM
Carl Hixson
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