Local News Briefs From Meadville Area 8th Child Born In City
A newborn girl arrived at 4 oclock this morning weighing eight pounds to Mr and Mrs Carl Catalfu of 428 Second Avenue. The Childs Conservation League will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs Harold Pattersons home 996 North Center Street. Miss Lucille Murray of Balston Spa visited her hometown family on Mott Street over the weekend. Meadville youths were slightly injured in several incidents and Mrs E J Wood of Venango County was seriously hurt in an auto accident one mile north of McKean on Route 5. The Highway Department plans a three lane highway from Brookville to Port Barnett Hill with five foot berms. Turkey dinner hosted by V F W Auxiliary on November 14. Johnsonburg liquor store opening reported with permanent manager Paul Blatt. Mrs Walter Carter of Corry discharged from hospital to Union City. Amici Sewing Circle meets Tuesday at Mrs Raymond Gathers home for a tureen lunch and sewing. Funeral services for James T Blair noted with Miss B Dempsey as organist. Italian American Club Ladies Auxiliary welcomed new members. Two Buffalo couples suffer minor injuries when car leaves road near Cambridge Springs. Acme Quality floor enamel advertised at Lanston's. Sharon High School Athletic Association pledges $800 to fund school band uniforms with $487 raised so far.
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Carl Catalfu
Second Avenue
Child's Conservation League
Harold Patterson
North Center Street
Lucille Murray
Balston Spa
John Murray
Mott Street
Meadville
Venango
E. J. Wood
McKean
Elmer Westley
Brookville
East Main
Port Barnett Hill
Highway Department
Harrisburg
F. W
Johnsonburg Press
Johnsonburg
Market Street
Iberated
Paul Blatt
Ringway
Walter Carter
Corry
Corry Hospital
Union City
Amici Sewing Circle
Raymond Gathers
East Wayne
Self
Buffalo
Cambridge Springs
Acme
Lanston’s
Sharon High School Athletic Association
Will J. Wilcox
Pennsylvania
D. M. Jones
Jones
York
Boland
Quinlisk
Amy
A. W. Boardman
Austin Hill
Sheffield
Kid Ross
Oklahoma
Charles Ross
Sterling Milk
Warren
Margaret Lau
Roge Johnson
Warren-Jamestown Road
Akeley
Irvine Kays
Oil City Aero Club
Brundred Oil Corporation
W. J. Brundred
Uot Yonkers
Digitor
St ‘North East
Joseph Caprini
Erie
Atore
Edgar DeCoursey
Brown
Elizabeth
William Schubacher
de Coursey
Ui A
Erie County
Oldsmobile
Van's Automotive Service
Curwensville
Clearfield Court House
Wallace Chase
S19
Lanston
C. H. Weaver
Mable Farm
Washington Township
Clarion County
Roy Passaver
Allegheny College Economics
Paul Giddens
Giddens
Butler County
A. Merritt Parker
Edith
Ethel
Hohe Parker
Oil City
Pennsylvania growers report large apple harvest and export plans
D. M. Jones, federal state supervisor, notes one of the largest heat apple crops in years in Pennsylvania. Stayman, Black Twig, Baldyrin, York Imperial and Rome Beauty lead winter storage as apples are graded packed and prepared for markets worldwide.
Local Notables and Incidents From Port Allegheny Area
Obituary notes underscore the death of Harry S. Palmer a longtime Pennsylvania railroad agent in Titusville who died at his Port Allegheny home after a long illness. In Crawford county a hunting accident left Joseph Nason and Donald Markley injured with Nason losing a toe to amputation. Community social events include a game dinner hosted by Laurie Baker for Raymond Manufacturing workers. A spree of over a dozen robberies produced loot and cash losses over the weekend. The Golden Links Glass of the M E Church schedules a large meeting at Mrs G Mack’s home. A car crash near Olean injures Margaret J. Bickford and Harry Fink but they are expected to recover. Rev P F Haines opens a revival in Wesleyville after an initial Corry M E Church service.
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Harry’ S. Palmer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
Port Allegheny
Centerville
Joseph Nason
Clyde Grove
Diamond
Crawford County
Nason
Laurie Baker
West Smith Street
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Golden Links Glass
M. 1
G. Mack
North Center Street
Margaret J. Bickford
Bradford
Harry Fink
Rew City
Olean
P. F. Haines
Corry
Wesleyville
Indian Caruso Ho-To-Pi to Perform in Corry Concert
Enthusiasm grows for the concert featuring Chief Ho-To-Pi known as the Indian Caruso to be held in Corry on Friday evening November 16 under the Lillian Guild. Accompanist Lilian Barnes and two marimba players join the program with the Waller Orchestra adding numbers for a premier musical event. Erie lawyer L. Terry, long a member of the Erie County Bar Association and law partner of Mayor Rositer, died after a month of illness.
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Ho-To-Pi
Corry
Lillian Guild
Lilian Barnes
Pridsy
Waller Orchestra
L. &. Terry
Erie
Erie County Bar Association
James P. Rositer
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Wing-Willi’s
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Robert 1
Alexander
James T. Blair
St. Thomas Church
B. Dempsey
Mr. Dempsey
Blackstone
Chow
America
Root
South Center St
Warren Maynard Snow
Kinzua
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Oscar H. Johnson
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Keister
Chief Ho-To-Pi
Senior High
Dunville, Harris
Pi Norville
Corryite
Iri Rey