Jamestown and County News: Accidents Sales and Local Notes
Jamestown area reports a man injured by a Lakewood road collision with Paul Raisig, several farm and road events, weekend sales at local stores, and community notices. Also covered are youth injuries, social and church activities, and civic updates from Erie, Warren, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Jamestown
Clifford Staples
Chicago Avenue
W. Wilcol
Lakewood
Butts Avenue
Paul Raisig
Indiana State Dental Association
M. H. Westfall
Westfall
Daisey Northrop
Hunt Road
Edward A. Michel, Jr
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Congress
U. S. Navy
Mealilo
State Highway Pastrol
George Wilson
Keystone Hose Company
Meadville
Firemen
Aces
Wilson
B Kalfe
Missionary Society meets at Burt home. Japan focus
The Lutheran missionary group gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Burt’s home with Mrs. Burt and Mrs. Carl Carlson hosting. Mrs. Raymond Anderson led the mission study on Japan, and the next session will be at Mrs. Gust Swanson’s Corry route home with Mrs. A. A. Merker and Mrs. Albert Lynn directing. A lunch was served. Pineapple canning week priced at $1.14 a dozen. bananas at 5 for ?. Projects for Venango and Ware counties total $24,115,315.50 in estimated public works costs have been submitted for possible inclusion in a new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Tony A. Paver
East Pleasant Street
Priscilla Top
Lanston
Gertrude Bertram
Corry Hospital
Portland
Erie
Stockton
College Woman's Club
Picnis
Findley Lake
Loveland Cottage
Curry
Gutheran
Albert Lynn
Venango
Wareren
Winifred Laird
Mary Gaffney
St. Edwards Hall
First Ave
Stockton’s
Relief allotments announced for June by Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator Harry J. Hopkins announced June relief funds totaling 79,040,988 to 41 states. Ohio receives 9,154,723. Pennsylvania 14,497,008. West Virginia 1,560,166.
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United Press
Washington
Harry J. Hopkins
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Country Club Opens Social Season With Holiday Dance
The Corry Country Club opened its social season with a holiday dancing party led by Keppel TH Fang and directed by Duck McInnes. The event featured the Clbmauscrasin orchestra, a buffet lunch, and guests from Br ie, Jamestown, Goion City and other nearby areas joining Corry members.
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Clbmauscrasin orcHesty
Keppel TH Fang
Corry Country — Club
Duck McInnes
Brie
Jamestown
Goion City
Corry Club
Holiday Skeet Shoot At Hare Creek Draws Scores
Big Field joins holiday skeet shoot at Hare Creek range with good weather and many shooters. Twenty three strings fired. top scores include Kepple 24 48 17 Hawkins 22 22 19 G Patterson 22 18 Meerdink 20 Fogie 19 18 17. In Union City Clyde Burdick’s son May suffers a fractured right leg from a fall at home. taken to St Vincent's hospital for treatment.
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Lacey Wom
Hare Creek Range
Kepple
Hawkins
G. Patterson
Meerdink
Fogie
Martin Kepple
Union City
Clyde Burdick
North Main Street
Burdick
St. Vincent's Hospital
Glenn
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Florida Oranges
Seade
Crisco
Veal
California City
Philco
Philcos
NEW Philco
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Libby
Our Mothers
A. H. Homer & Co
W. Main St
George Yoeanm
Maple Grove
Titusville
Erie Catholic
St. Bonaventures Seminary
Allegany
Dan L. Heidt
St. Elizabeth's Church
Larson
Tri
Viola Tyler
Vey
East Oak Hill Road
Hundred Acre
School Park
Humatte Society
Chautauqua County
State St
DuBois
Warren
Western Union
Jack Fischer
Chautauqua Pride
Bliss
Morton's Cash
Martha Wilkinson
Claron
J. W. F. Wilkinson
Clareton State Teachers College
Maryin Miller
Corry
R. D
Ruth E.hekstrom
N. Y
Ol City
Genet George Richards
Drake Well
Warren State
School of Warning
Harrisburg
Crayford Valunty
Catholic Daughters of America
Tionesta, Valley
Helton
Crayland
Fair County
Clarion River
Tionesta Valen Railway Company
Clasgsom Chemical Company
Ridgway
Perry’s Place
Cniured
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BIG Field
Grand Union
Freshtak
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