Winter Storm Dampens Jamestown Area News
Daily notices from Jamestown and surrounding towns report employment demand rising in state agencies and factories, weather effects from a recent storm, local injuries and hospitalizations, open houses and business openings, and community events across Meadville Titusville and Mayville with mentions of rail and road conditions and local sales.
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Powell
Jamestown
Donald 5
Appleyard
State Employment Service
Stewart Hat
Edith Neilse
Warren General Hospital
Harry Johnson
Sheffield
Titusville
the Journal
Hemstreet Funeral Home
Mayville
Elmer Emmett Olmstead
Lighthouse Point
Olmstead
Lakeside
Corry Hospital notices and city budget briefing
Hospital records list admissions and discharges including Margaret four from Mrs Hadith Ruffener at 07 West Bend and Beverly Shaw. Community notices urge articles for Corry City Chapter No 17 O E S winter bazaar and a Meadville council budget preview cites a 404000 partly completed 1951 budget.
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Margaret
Hadith Ruffener
West Bend Street
Roy Blynt
Wayne Street
Harland Allen
West Washington Street
William Thompson
Clymer
Edward Lewis
Guy Long
Warren Street
Corry City
St Meadville
Paul R. Jordson
Herman Jewelers
Hadacol Promises Relief From Vitamin Deficiency Ailments
Advert shows Hadacol as cure for aches pains tiredness and stomach distress caused by lack of vitamins B1 B2 B6 B3 and Niacin. Testimonial from Mrs J W Bundy of Lexington Kentucky claims recovery after four bottles and praises ability to work sleep and daily tasks. Offers liquid formula with quick absorption and refund guarantee with prices listed for bar size and family hospital size.
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J. W. Bundy
South Upper Street
Lexington
Kentucky
Judge Wade Continues Civil Case. Salavage Suit Moved
In Dunkirk Judge Allison B Wade announced the case of Charles F Hopkins against Montana O Knapp is continued to future civil terms and the Roynlehick Salvage Company versus Grace Conifer will be tried in January with the same jury. Also two Dunkirk wives suffer arm fractures on icy sidewalks and a hospital note records Mrs Loretta Collins remaining as patient. Robert H Muller resigns as Thautauqua County Chapter Civil Service group president effective Saturday. Store hours extended for holiday season per Retail Merchants Bureau Corry Chamber of Commerce.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Sp. m
McKean
Joss Linn
Avalon
East Main Street
Warren
Tibet
Lowell "Thomas, Jr
Chile
Erie
Mary R. Nagle
Theodore M. Nagle
Bishop
Erin
Merter
Francis M. Perrine
New York Central Railroad
Perrine
Myrile Jruck
Mercer
Brie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Poly
Barnes and Carrig
Allison B. Wade
Charles 5. Hopkins
Montana O. Knapp
Roynlehick Salvage Company
Grace Conifer
Wade
Dunkirk
Ida Rohwedel
Dunkirk High School
Loretta Collins
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Stewart Hat Shop
Mayville
Robert H. Muller
Falconer
Thautauqua County
State Civil Service Employes’ Association
Miller
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Courtland Apples
Tender Leaf Black Tea
Walter Langford
Ashville
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Dial
D. W. Clark
Bonella Gordon
East Church Street
Ripley
Russell H. S Smith
Smiths
Linda Grace
Sigma Electric
Frank Litz, Jr
Spring Street
Corry
Ipa
Cuaranteco
Chevrolet
R&h
Powell's Used Cars
Main St
Miller's Kendal
Falconer Central
David
Larson
Robert H. Milter
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Little Valley
Valley Theater
William Forras
Bernard Yyoung
DeForest. McClune
Jour
Albert Arnold
Paul Leiby
Rogertown
Arnold
Paul Trio
Oil City
Theedones
Laughlin Steel Corp
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Meadville
Meadville Aerie
FO. Tagles
Aerie
Legion of the Moose
Luke
Fay
Chautauqua County Republcan
Brocton
First Presbyterian Church
Peru
St. Paul's Evangelical Earthoran Church
Hureen ‘Uipper
Corry Hospital
Beverly Shaw
Cora Johnson
West Smills
Sure
Ralph Swart
Nan Susan
Earl Spencer
West Smiths Street
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Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
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