Meadville Area Campaign Clears Quota Early
Western Crawford County Community Chest topped its quota with a final reported figure of 96,852.12, described as a success after three prior short campaigns. In Erie area updates, veterans received 1,667,080 in 4,651 state bonus checks, part of nearly 320 million total in Pennsylvania. Local items include fall chores, hunting gear ads, a serious auto crash near Route 5, and a variety of notices from Conneaut to Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gars
Powall
Meadville
Crawford County
Dale D. Kirkpatrick
McKean County
State
Pennsylvania
Fair
Dunkirk
Claude Bell
Detroit
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Here
Bell
Erie Veterans Hospital
Tunnell's
Helen Shoppe
Paul's
Salamanca
Howard Marsh
Stockton
R. D
Red House Corners
C. O. F. Hall
Russell
Russell Central Offce
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
James R. Cober
Hospital Notices and Local Updates in Corry
Informal hospital notices list admissions and discharges in Corry including Mrs Burton Emory at Clymer and Mrs Elmer Warnhouse plus multiple residents on West Smith and Mead avenues. A tax refund for James Broadcasting Co. is noted along with Legion Moose meeting plans and local business ads. An air of local updates spans crime, service trades, and oil property purchases near Titusville.
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Priyallan
Corry
Burton Emory
Clymer
Robert B. Hulett
Charles Pless
Sixth Street
Charles Dewey
North Center Street
Uncle Sams
James Broadcasting Co., Inc
Jamestown
Federal Register
Internal Revenue Bureau
Legion of the Moose
Corry Moose
Warren
William Garvin
Russell
R. D
Silver Lamp Company
Warren General Hospital
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
F. L. Baressi
John W. Novak
Venango County
Pittshureh
Pues- Gajj
Novak
Okinawa
Deshon Hospital
Stahl
Tf -Warren
North Penn Pipe Supply Iy
Clarendon
Brookstreet Till
Titusville
K. R. Wilson
Herman’s
Heiman’s
Bradford
Emery
The
Holly
New York State
Journal
Tagm Electric Service Co
Pennsylvania
Allen E. Bargar
Homer Proctor
Bear Lake
Women of the Moose
Erie Woman Ends Life by Gas In Basement
Erie police report 1 year old housekeeper Mrs Elle St John killed herself by inhaling gas in her basement. Coroner Warren W Wood ruled death by self-inflicted action. The victim worked as a housekeeper for Victor J Johnson. Another item notes Henry 8 Schneider leaving a 25000 estate to widow Mary Schwarta Schneider per a hand scrawled will and awaiting probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Elle St. John
Victor J. Johnson
Warren W. Wood
Henry
Schneider
Mary
Schwarta Schneider
Corry
Oil City
Ritz
Carl’s
G. I. News
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SWIFT
Brookfield
Alaska
Nestle
Dole
Rinso
Graham
Ast
Lake View
Tomato Juice ‘Co
BOF
New Pack
Lake Erie
Pascal Celery
North Eas
Texas
U. S
Green Peppers
Calif
California
Crisco
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Raymond's
East
Washington Street
Erie County
Felix 5
Shubert
Hunters Root
Conneaut
Greyhound Corp
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Jefferson
Maris Lopea O'Ryan
Carguas
Puerto Rico
Angel Maria Santiago
Miller's Kendall
Beatty's
Raymond 0. Lewis
Connecut Lake Borough Fire Department
Conneuuttville
Herbert Whitsel
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Bert Nelson
Hall Road
Kianstone
Earl Carlstrom
Kiantone
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Clairence Pulling
Pulling
Mabel
Corry Grange
Warren Virgil Palmer
Eliy
Mary DiPietto
Palmer
Mabel O
Ots Ridgeway
Shirley
Faye Buller
James Bullers
Wilcox
O'Cluock
St. Vincent's Hospital
Armstrong
McIntyre’s
Desmond Electric
Refrigeration
Powell Motor CO
North Center St
Elmer Warnhouse
Sars Bailey
West Smith Street
David E. Lindquist
Frank Ingram
Frank Wayne
Mead Avenne
Joseph Donoghue
June Marie
Bierli
Renee Lee
Park Street
Margaret, Hughes
West Frederick Street
Paul Trio
Carl's
New Castle
Bostert Company
USW
Samuel G. Nef
Erie Coast Guards
Bay
Raspberry Street
Bernard Dougherty
Charles J. Margiotis
Dilworth
WLEU
Independent Democratic Committee
Duff & Fine
Macko’s Market
East Main Street
Rowland
St. Marys
Alonzo Sherry
Mosgrove
Armstrong County
Gristwood
Sherry
Allegheny River Mining Co
Sherty
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