Hallowe'en accidents and local notices blend in town column
A jumble of small items from Kane to Jamestown reports a 14 year old girl critically injured in a Halloween ride, minor injuries to a 3 year old Erie man, a hunting accident in Warren injuring David Schreffler, and various local notices from police, shops, and council actions across towns like Erie Freight, Titusville and Mayville with election returns and public service ads interwoven.
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Powell's
Kane
Mary Hi
Meerdink’s
Erie
John D. Cook
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dial
D. W. Clark
Tionesta
Thomas E. Dewey
Forest County
Roosevelt
Monogram
Park Street
Alderman Layé
White
Miller's
Kendall
Thomas Motors
Warren
West Virginia
H. S. Boremani
Parkersburg
Okey Patteson
W. R. Boreman
Terrace Street
Bell Telephone Company
David Schreffler
R. D
Warren General Hospital
John Latshaw
Candy firms charged by FCC with price fixing fraud
The Trade Commission charged 24 confectionery firms with price discrimination against small businesses. The actions accuse robbers and retailers of charging higher prices to small outlets than to large vending machine operators and chains. Names include Minter Brothers and American Chicle Company among others.
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Assogsen Cree Este
Trade Commission
PTC
Minter Brothers
Philadelphia
Tne
Phoenixville
D. Goldenberg, Inc
Meadville Begins Large Telephone Line Installation
Meadville work started yesterday on a mile long conduit to improve service and facilities for Meadville Telephone Company. Keystone Construction Company, the local contractor, is paving East Street from Clinton Court near Park Avenue through to East Street. Franz's warehouse clearance sale starts November 15 with the entire stock offered at sharp reductions. Tuesday Mrs. Katherine Seeger of 1203 West Pleasant Street was discharged from Corry Hospital.
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Meadville
Meadville Telephone Company
Keystone Construction Company
Clinton Court
Park Avenue
East Street
Erie Voters Split On Bond Proposals In City Election
Erie voters approved two of three bond issue proposals totaling 3.37 million for firehouses and sewers while rejecting two items seen as luxuries for department improvements and a veterans auditorium. About 17,000 ballots were cast with 17,548 total votes on the two winning measures. four new firehouses led the yes votes by 1,837.
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Erie
Parks Department
Veterans Auditorium
Ray Wagner
A.aga
Iti
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Wing “ Willi Star
Phillips Tomato Soup
Breeze Sc
Lake Shore
Shack Ae
Brayiklin
Jobe
Snow
Murphy
Murphy's
Mabel
Ste
Timeville
Carrall
Oil City
S. W. King
T. A. Owens
Malin Street
Bogert Hotel
Corry
Union City
Loveland Field
Gale
the Ritz
Paul’s
Carl’s
G. I. News
Sea’s
Mayville
Focal
Hugh V. N. Bodike
Warren County
O. L. Prederick
Feeight
Pennsylvania
Reading
Sampons
Melson
Eisenman’s
James Shinnaultt
Ashtamila
Ohio
S. G. Macarnaghan
MacTarnaghan
Shinnault
Lee
Waller
Venangaboro
Carroll
Mearsville
G. Mack ‘Tarnaghan
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
All- Way Electric Co
Cory Hospital
Bonnie Lee Yost
Herman Yost
West Pleasant Street
Henry Pedensky
Eagle Streets
Harry Earl
West Wayne Street
Tie
Erle
Danny Cortigan
Owens
East Main Street
A. Owen
North Center Street
Cambbridge Springs
Brooks
Eugene Lewis
Sivest
Wallace
Jamestown
Charles Angelo
Max Ehmike
Lakewood
Rossbacher
Barto-Christensen
Washington
Specia Wines
California
Florida
FCC
South Center St
Bermon Bros
Katherine Seeger
Corry Hox Pital
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Powell Motor CO
Dewey
Gop
Thomas E. de
Trie
Cour
Sonere
Anure
Mec Tabor
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