Howard Swanson Buri ed Saturday Funeral Service Held
Howard Swanson was buried Saturday afternoon at two o clock at the Davison Funeral Home with Rev. G A McEntarter officiating. H Lynn Rice sang Peace Face at the piano, bearers included Doligus Rozelle and Robe rt Owens, interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from away listed residents and families from Jefferson Kennedy East Conneaut and Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Swanson
Davison
Hev. G. A. McEntarter
Methodist Church
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Doligus Rozelle
Hernton
Robert Owens
Robert’ Elmhurst
Pine Grove
Dora Statson
Merle Swainson
BR. Johnson
Donovan Woodworth
Edward Scoville
A. H. Livingston
William Henbright
J. B. Mosher
Earl Miller
E. O
Davison Fogle Laimber Plant Adds New Factory Wing
Twenty years ago the Davison Fogle Laimber Company is finishing a foundation for a new factory addition to the plant to be used for general mill purposes. City authorities focus on preventing a serious outbreak of treastes after a minor flare-up, with ten new cars under quarantine. The National Barn of Cotty will distribute $26,000 in Christmas Sav ings to about 600 members as a larger savings club than in the past. A Ford coupe driven by D J Alexander of North Center street collided with a car driven by Clement Smith at Smith and Center streets. Alexander escaped with a shake and the Alexander car and a mailbox were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison-Fogle Laimber Company
H. Clark and Son Company
Franklin Street
National Barn of Cotty
D. J. Alexander
North Center Street
Clement Smith
East Irving Street
Smith and
Center Streets
Amebic Dysentery and Endamoeba Histolytica Exposure
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a warning on Endamoeba histolytica notes millions may be carriers. Transmission occurs via raw vegetables and contaminated foods, flies, and carriers. Disease appears when resistance wanes, with amoebae found in many body sites. Surgical amebiases could reach up to a million people. A Chicago hotel outbreak is cited as a tragic memory.
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United States
Chicago
State Assistance Expenditure Rises in October
Harrisburg reports October public assistance costs at 1,071,000, up 480,700 from September. Major rise due to October adjustments in cost of living allowances and an extra pay day for General Assistance. Average Old-Age grants reached 89.70 per recipient. total reflects more recipients and higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sylvania
State Board of Public Assistance
Robert P. Wray
Public Assistance
Government grants and pensions cited in old policy note
Act to Dependent Children and General Assistance grants are listed as twenty dollars and thirty dollars respectively. The Blind Pension caps grants at forty dollars with income limits and asset thresholds noted for eligibility. A garbled line mentions car starting gear and automotive use but remains unclear in context.
Driving Advice For Intersections Racing From OCR
Drivers should anticipate opposing traffic behaviors and maintain vigilance for cars turning left into intersecting streets or gas stations. Stay aware and avoid assuming others will yield.
CIO Convention Highlights Labor Union Growth Since 1935
The 1946 CIO convention in Atlantic City reflects eleven years of expansion from a fractional start to near half a million members, surpassing AFL figures in some estimates. It notes merges, dual unionism battles, and key leaders like John L. Lewis while contrasting CIO strength with AFL politics and Roosevelt-era origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APL
CIO
Labor
GIO
AFL
Atlantic City
Teport
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
AFL Executive Council
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Congress of Industrial Organization
Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
Lovelands Invited to Dinner at Executive Mansion
Mr and Mrs F A Loveland of East Main street have received an invitation from Governor and Mrs Gif ford Pinchot to dine at the Executive Mansion Harrisburg on November 30. They will depart November 29 evening for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Loveland
East Main Street
Gifford Pinchot
Executive Mansion
Harrisburg
Loveland
J E Hill Former Warren Leader Dies In Wilmette
J E Hill formerly of Warren died Saturday at his Wilmette, Illinois home. He came to Warren in 1912 and managed Warren Tight & Power Co later sold to Pennsylvania Electric Co. Burial set for Tuesday in Oakland Cemetery with Rev H O Warren officiating. Hill later led Ambassador Hotel in Atlantic City and Palmer House in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavig Warren
Atlantic City
Palmer House
Chicago
Parts From Stripped Cars Believed Found EAIE
Police report recovery of two radios and a heater from four cars recently stolen and stripped. Chief William Donahue said the 1942 Chrysler radios and heater may have come from a General Electric West parking lot theft. Detectives Reagan Woehner and Skoniecaka found the equipment at a radio dealer.
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EAIE
Chester
William Donahue
Chrysler
General Electric
West
Donate
Chrysler Corp
John Reagan
George Woehner
al Skoniecaka
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Prom Journal
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Electrovic
Ine
Ahien
U.S
Teels
United Nations General Assembly
New York
George Apley
Gulf of Mexico
DeKoyen
Puccini
Balfe
Odessa
Mexico
Lewis
Willlde
Roosevelt
AFD
CTO
United
J. E. Hill
Warren
Corey Emblem
Caner Calica Ave
Chasse Ti
NEW
Cateeries L. Armitage
Anager Bt
Lumbago
Masterola
Seen Liniment
COTY
L’aimant
Emeraude
Miguet
Paris
Corry
Xoyland
Lanston
Toys & Games
Old St. Nick
Radaronics
Tom
India
Soft Toys
Tiettle
Ania
Woodcraft Parts
Scooter
South Center Street
Dial
Sf Keystone VanCise
S‘scevicr
Parkes, Sheaffer
el Pedis
Evarshorp
Chaggy Deco
Phillipa
Choosa
Darte
Llacen, Orcutt
Firestone
Taolades
Boy Scout
Louise
Goodyear
Thomas
Kay State
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