Bell Telephone officers to meet in Warren region tonight
About 50 Bell Telephone Company officers and employees are expected in Warren for the annual regional meeting covering Warren Bradford and DuBois subdistricts. J Frank Cox of Pittsburgh vice president and general manager of the Bell Telephone Western Area will review the district’s activities over the past year. The report and remarks focus on regional operations and plans.
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Bell Telephone Company
Warren
Bradford
DuBois
J. Frank Cox
Pittsburgh
Bell ‘Telephone
Franz
Stolen 1947 Packard Clipper from Erie garage
Powell's Erie notices report a light grey 1947 Packard Clipper four door sedan valued at 2500 stolen from Packard Erie Inc garage along with items worth 300. Police notified Monday morning as award vice president J Simpson confirms the theft and describes the vehicle with whitewall tires.
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Powell's
Erie
Packard- Erie, Inc
J. Simpson
Meerdink's
Gaile H. Ross
Ross
St. Eliza
Beth’s Hall
Oil City
New Kensington
Chalmers M. Cochran
Charles O. Buck
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Knox
Obituary notices and local notices from Corry area
Obituaries report Erle Alex Riel 69 partner at L. Press and Company dying after heart attacks in Hamot Hospital with earlier transfer from home. Also listed are community items: monthly Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting with officers election, a housing expeditor rent suit dismissal for Gerald W. Smith and Charlotte Young, a Wednesday fish fry at Cabins-In-The-Pines, several death notices from Buffalo and Oil City, various local police court outcomes, beer delivery ads, and multiple hospital admissions and minor injuries in Corry and Meadville.
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Erle Alex Riel
L. Press and Company
Hamot ‘Hospital
Riell
Corry Rod & Gun Club
East Washington Street
Pittsburgh
Gerald W. Smith
Gerald W. Smith, R. 2
Waterford
Charlotte M. Young
Oil City
Cabins-In-The- Pines
Obituary notes and local incidents in Jamestown area
August H Long 69 promucen Jamestown businessman and council candidate died suddenly at his son's home in Jamestown Monday morning. Joe Horvach of Sugar Grove admitted for medical treatment. Mrs Kinley in satisfactory condition after hospital admission. Dr Richard F Thompson 74 North East dentist for 45 years died at home. Two unknown assailants slashed William Mielke on Walnut Street causing multiple lacerations and 20 stitches. Also upcoming events include Star Casino act Don Cortez and orchestra and St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Hillstrom’s home.
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Serton
Sykesville
Here
T.W. Phillips Gas Company
Paul
St —Titusville
Caldwell Street
Franz
Sharon Lee Steadman
Earl Steadman
Snyder Circle
Corry Hospital
Meadville
Theodore Druzak
Brie
Nolo
C. Clare
Kent
Crawford County Court
Clyde Goodwill
St. Edward’s
Corry
Moris Bonsteel
C. P. Ferris
David Ohmer
Raymond Ohmer
R. D
Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
Red & White
Columbus
McCray Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Culver
Knox
Corty Hospital
Altai Rigby
Snyder’ Okelé
Roy Coates
Spartansburg
Beverly Roden
Henry Roden
Fourth Avenue
Richard Querreveld
Mary Ellen Greene
Bernard Greene
Wilcox's
H. Long
Promucen
Jamestown
Frank
Star Casino
Don Cortez
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
D. A. Hillstrom
East
Congress -Street
Joe Horvach
Sugar Grove
Stull
South America
Baptist Church
George Kinley
Wright Street
Richard F. Thompson
North East
Thompson
University of Buffalo
Worth East
Wi- Ham Mielke
Walnut Street
Two Workers Die After 45-Foot Scaffold Fall
In Shippensburg area, two workmen died after a 45 foot fall from scaffolding inside a silo on a nearby farm. Jesse A. Sollenberger, 57, of Chambersburg Route 2, died instantly. Glenn E. Pilgrim, 45, of Chambersburg, died later at Carlyle Hospital. Coroner M Garfield Barber said the men were completing silo construction when the scaffold tipped, sending both to the ground.
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Shippensburg
Jesse A. Sollenberger
Chambersburg
Glenn £. Pilgrim
Sollenberger
Istanlly
Pilgrim
Carlyle Hospital
M. Garfield Barber
Cumberland County
City Council rejects new salary increase and passes measures
Council and school board set city treasurer pay to 3000 annually and assistant clerk to 1500 after agreeing on the raises. Ordinance banning firearms within city limits is adopted. City buildings valued at 163500, insurance added. Marion Wagyl permitted to run a chicken slaughterhouse if compliant. Center street block by trains to be eased with new platforms. $27.50 refund issued for revoked permits at Sport Center.
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PDA
Thdustriss Appraisal Company of
Pittsburgh
Marion Wagyl
West Pleasant Street
Exje
Center Stream
Center Street
Maple Avenue
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Wing- Willi Star
Ivanhoe
Randalls Chicken
Rossbacher
Walter Alexander Taylor
Universalist Church
Bemus Point
Unitarian Church
Eric
Floyd E. Smith
Tanner Mig. Co
Smith
Lawrence Park
Miller's Kendall Service
James Morris
Sarah Thomson
Mabel
Dunkirk
Lola
Brocksoop
Benjamin F. Brocksoop
the Journay
Mayville
Ralph B. Martin
A. Roy Perkins
Orcutt's
Firestone
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
I O. O. F. Hall
Woreen
Fee
Arthur Barton
Glenh Eldred
Thomas Motor Co
Christian M. Roess
Deaconess
Buffalo
Roess
L. P. Relman
D. W. Duncan
C.F. Hall
Venango County
William 8. Peters
Jennie A. Stevenson
Dial
Koehlers, DuBois ,and Koch’s
D. W.clark
Al’s
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