Erie area crime and local notices roundup
Dan House cleared of all charges in an alleged deadly weapon incident at the Kentucky Barbeque after a hearing before Alderman Bowes. A Harborcreek couple bonded on prostitution and liquor charges were said to be heading to Canada but returned and face arrest soon. A Phi Gamma Delta prank at Allegheny College caused burns to Henry Suhr Jr. and led to hospital treatment. Warren health officials note polio cases rising with a local boy admitted to Lakeview Municipal Hospital. Police report a Garfield School safety patrol member struck by a car, with injuries treated at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Local real estate and business notices include changes in county fees and a new phone number for a cleaning company. Local events feature a Friday night VFW party and dance, plus Moose and country store activities in Warren and Erie areas.
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Powell’s
Erie
Dan House
Kentucky
Edmin Bowes
Bernice Clayton
House
Bowes
VFW
Eric Howard
Marian Wadsworth
Harborcreek
Canada
United States
Raymond’s
North Center Street
Bond
Meadville
Allegheny College
Henry Suhr Jr
Phi Gamma Delta
Suhr
City Hospital
Voltexe
Minneapolis
Honeywell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles B
Ghud" ‘Tranter
Wnbf-Tv
Binghamton
NBC
Adele
Moose
Country Store
Warren
Lander
Farmington Township
Kane
Walter Benson
Walter ‘Benson
South Settlement Road
Suistained
Wphibor
Medtoalia
Dick Rossbacher
William Depew
Garfield School
Joseph Bouchel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eriet
Russell Beers
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Beers
Robert Lossie
Pennsylvania
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford County Register
Recorder Forest
L. Knapp
Martha B. Britton
Paul D. Slayton
Wilcox’s
Corry Grange No
Joof Hall
Axel Swanson
Kané
Mame
O'Leary
Bell Telephone
Miss O'Leary
Hudson
Cliff Buesink Motors
Columbus
Local hospital notices and enrollments in 1950s Erie cornfield area
Hospital and health notices list admissions discharges and patient details for Byron Fitch Mrs Karen Cooney and others with addresses in Byron Forestville Jamestown and Spring Creek. Local businesses advertise supplies and services including clothing and beer delivery. A Quaker State refinery fire near Oil City is reported along with court dates in Erie County and admission of a 19 year old from Forestville to grand jury. Estate settlement and auctions noted plus a 1954 Hudson on display at a local dealership.
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the Fair Store
Sylvia
Amby Allen
Gand Street
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
F. L. Baressi
Forestville
George Myatt
Lee E. Putney
Silver Creek
Kenneth W. Hemmer
Willam Fawdrey
Hanover
Float
Sid
Mysti
Lee Adams
Oil City
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Horback Hill
Reus Volunteer Fire Department
Reed Allen
Bower House
Roger Young
Erie County Courts
Burton R. Laub
Downing
Oscar Mayer
Dickinson
St —Mayville
William H. Craig
Lighthouse Point
North East
Clara B. Craig
Fish dinners at the iElks Club nightly
A local notice lists Friday fish dinners at the iElks Club from 5 to 8 pm. Also several short items cover deaths, robberies, youth incidents, and community notices across Meadville and surrounding towns, including an obituary for Mrs. Jessie Olive Prindle and various elts of local organizations.
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The
Elks Club
Elks
iElks Club
Meadville
Jessie Olive Prindle
Girard
John , J. Pringle
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro Convalescent
Do you own a 1949 Chevrolet We need one
Thomas Motors offers a 1951 Chevrolet for sale described as a dandy with a real good deal. The ad provides the contact name and street number 211, suggesting a local sale listing.
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Thomas Motors
Jamestown tax bills seen lower next year say official
County Treasurer Robert H. Miller predicted a lower 1955 tax bill as he presented the budget. He estimated gross appropriations at 5,160,710 with about 22,000 more than 1953 and total revenues around 2,065,523.51, leaving 1,012,939.12 to be raised by real estate taxes.
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Jamestown
Robert H. Miller
Miller
Get-together Party Every Friday Night At Ace Club
Frugal notice records a social event invitation stating a recurring Friday night gathering. The fragment mentions a person named Li Winfield Phanco and a note about not being responsible for bills contracted by spouses or children, indicating a family or household context. The material is incomplete but implies a casual social assembly hosted weekly.
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Li Winfield Phanco
George Phan
N.Y
VFW
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Superior Cleaning Company
Myrtle Sauter
Sheffield
Warren General Hospital
Olds the Florist
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
City Health
Felix Shubert
Lal
Smilin
Bill Allen
Rhythm Makers
Bradford
E. F. Boyle
Oi City
Derrick Pub— Ashing Company
South Pean Oil Company
Mr. Bayle
F. Wayne Fesenmyer
Brattford
Katherine Sonnenberg
Elizabeth Tennberg
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Nee
Corry Hospital
Rollo Peterson
R. D
Byron Fitch
Karen Sue
James Cooney
Rostoe Slye
Harold Hammond
Spaytansburg
M. I. Spaulding
Spring Street
John Caldwell
West Pleasant Street
Alden Hulings
Cutitene J
Frank Dahl
Lester Townsend
Clymer
Roland Messenger
Spring Creek
Peter Giros
Franklin Street
Seal Card Shop
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Powell
Atlantic
Emerson Roberts
Gane
Rev. Roberts
St. Paul's Altar Guild
Rod & Gun Club
Robert Clark
William Mowrey
Warten
Santa Marasca
Italy
Endeavor
National Forge and Ordnante Co
Columbus Firemen
Titusville
G. Kenneth Tulloch
World Insurance Co
Omaha
Log Cab Inn
Baccus Corners
Te First Bres
Byterian Churet
James Reniwick Jackson
Citizens National
Warren and Corry
Forstmann