Meadville Area Notes on Hospital Funds Deaths and School Vacancy
Meadville and area items include City Hospital admitting Neil Reagle for a fractured left arm with unknown cause, Meadville two hospitals receiving over 900000 in United Hospital Fund cash grants in 1948, City Hospital allocated 516487.58 and Spencer Hospital 388838.65 from the campaign. Michael Gartner, 24, former Meadville resident, found dead in Steubenville city jail, ruled suicide by hanging. Meadville School Board appoints Miss Betty Brock to fill vacancy in high school commercial department after death of Mrs Mary A Megahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Neil Reagle
Emmett Reagle
R, D
Saegerstown
City Hospital
All-Way Electric Co
Tu-S-tf
Mendtville
United Hospital Fund
Crawford County
Spencer Hospital
Michael Carroll Gartner
Steubenville
Walter Durbin
Gartner
Roehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Medville
Betty Brock
Mary A. Megahan
Titusville Youth Bound Over On Solicitation Charge
William Frantz 20 of Titusville RD 3 was bound over to Crawford County Court on solicitation to commit sodomy after a Friday night preliminary hearing. A 21 year old from Tidioute testified as complainant. Frantz was freed on bond awaiting action. A second charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by supplying beer to a 15-year-old was postponed by Alderman N. Anen Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell’s
Titusville
William
Frantz
Crawford County Court
Tidioute
Anen Love
Local hospital admissions and city budget warning
The Corry Hospital lists admissions including Miss Myrtle Eastman and Mrs. Dan Depew while discharging several residents. Erie officials warn of a looming city loan as the 1953 budget nears exhaustion, with almost $4 million spent of $4,765,000. Jamestown reports a woman charged with leaving the scene of an accident, case adjourned to Thursday. For sale and rental signs appear in The Journal.
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CDA
Tutf
Sciota Community Aid
Wilbur Camp
State Line Road
Will Bensink
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Marty Licklider
Missouri Foxhunters
St. Teresa’s Auditorium
Union City
A. M. Litz
Ti -Erie
Arthur E. Boldt
Boldt
Tutf —Jamestown
Jamestown
Ourt
Mary Jane Wetestein
Jorge Ruiv
Falconer
Thayer Street
Crescent Street
The
Journal
Erie court pledges drunken driving case in open court
A 22 year old motorist pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Alderman William F Heisler with bond set at 500 dollars. Police arrested James E Patterson of Erie Monday after his car struck a parked auto and fled. Charles Green, 61, was jailed on drunken driving and hit and run after striking a car at Ninth and Parade and nabbed at Third and Holland. Warren Borough Counc il named Miller to fill the vacancy from Ayers resignation. Ayers term ends in two years. No Trespass signs offered for Pennsylvania and New York properties for sale by The Corry Evening Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Erie
Erie County Court
Lois
Mike Smith
Philadelphia
Byron Baur
Moses Gasper
Smiths
Fifth
German
VEW
VFW Post Home
Aid
Jamestown
Hoptins and Bigelow Avenues
Woa Hospital
Rober H. Erickson
Eric Carlson
All-Way Electric
Barnes & Carrig
Barach’s
Carroll's
Cobbett’s
Chapin’s
Davis TV
Endicott-Johnson
Katherine’s
Franz
Leed's
Meerdink's
Merritt's
Niederriter's
Paul’s
Root's
Kin- Ouckman
Cattaraugus County
Morgan J. Sigel
Salamanca District Hospital
Alonzo Goodman
Mabelle A. Means
Killbuck
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rudolph Bangert
Loneta Englebert
Oil City
Hasson Heights
Dutch Hill
Cornplanter Township
W. A. Marck
Barach‘s
Cobbett's
Meerdink’s
Niederriter’s
Root’s
Tunnell’s
Baptist Ladies Fellowship Meeting
Mayville
Kimball
Jmil Ab
Probation Department
Hewin Seaton
Elmer Widlundt
Superior Cleaning Company
Corry
William F.heisler
James E. Patterson
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
Eric
Charles Green
Ninth
Third
Holland
Vets
Warren
Brackett Ayers
Miller
Ayers
Warren High School
New York State
Kane Stackpole Carbon completes plant transfer in Kane move
The Stackpole Carbon Company advanced its long range expansion by transferring operations from the Poplar street plant to the former Phillips Jones plant on Wetmore avenue in Kane. About 250 workers began at the new facility after ten months of alterations and improvements as part of the expansion. Game books and program helps for youths were also noted at Ye Olde Book Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Stackpole Carbon Company
Poplar Street
Phillips-Jones
Wetmore Avenue
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Quality Cash Store
Fireside
Monroe
Florida
Topp
Ada Grove
Chestnut Street
Grove
Pennsylvania College of Music
Rossbacher
John Zdarko
Zetarko
Robert C. Clement
N.Y
Clement
S. M. Flickeringer Company
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Lawrenue
Jefferson Hoyt
Stewart Hat Shop
Coouiettes No. 102
VEW Post Home
Helping Hand Club
Toof Hall
Etier
West Springfield
Robert Vargo
Robert Kane
Richard Ellertaon
Harborcreek High School
Joss
Colliers Radio & TV Service
North Center ‘St
Glass
Corry Hospital
Myrtle Eastman
R. D
Spartansburg
Dan Depew
East Trving
Bernard Williams
Schhenue
Merrill McCray
Elgin
Henry Youngk
Clarence Eld
Snyder Circle
Ralph Webb
David Westley
Spartansburo
Jack Cecil
Robert Howe
South Center Street
Charles
Sivito
West Pleasant Street
Frank Neckers
Clymer
Delbert King
Agli
Plymouth
Cambridge
Dodge
Douge Wayfarer
Martin
W. South St
Ila
York
THEI
Tunnell
Man's Store
Cory
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Alfred Zannelli
Allen E. Bargur
Zannell
Ronald J. Merwin
Clarence O. Kepler
RSS
aSea
Jame
James
Fuea
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