Aikens Son Reaches Japan Amid Bankers’ Meeting
Mrs. Gertrude Aikens learns son Set George W. Aikens has arrived at his station in Japan, via plane from San Francisco Meadville. William Whitney was elected president of the Linesville Farmers and Merchants Bank and Crawford County Bankers Association held a reorganization meeting at Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Aikens
Set
George W. Aikens
Japan
San Francisco
Meadville
William @. Whitney
Linesville Farmers and Merchants Bank
Crawford County Bankers Association
Titusville
Espyville area barn fire damages, four saved
Meadville area last night 4 large Espyville barns destroyed as volunteers fought to save nearby structures. Linesville firemen battled the blaze at the M Grom farm south of Espyville around 8:20 p.m. Insurance covered about 9 10 but a total loss estimate was given. Local crews coordinated defense of adjacent buildings and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Fie
Fhe
Linesville
Grom
Espyville
Howard Woodard
Linesville Department
Joss
Titusville
Loveland Field
Ritz
Carl’s G. I. News
Shoop’s
Kone
LeRoy
Hepler
Local hospital admissions and discharges plus brief city briefs
Admitted Lynette Carnicke 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Carnicke 610 West Washington. Discharged Linda Elmauist two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory Elmauist 11 East Columbus avenue. Oil City community chest drive launched at YMCA with Dr G Mason Cochran as main speaker and budget of 63500. Erie appointment for assistant tire chief narrows to five battalion chiefs. comment pending. Fire damage at Gollier home caused 2500 loss. Mayville migrant workers charged with disorderly conduct after a fight. injuries reported. Bradford reports third polio death of year at polio center.
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Lynette
Harry Carnicke
West
Washington Street
Vern Dyne
Rexford
Howard Morris
Centerville
Gerald Bennink
Clymer
Lemuel Hixson
Park Street
Linda
Emory Elmauist
Columbus Avenue
Day
Richard Blount
Smith Street
Oil City
G. Mason Cochran
Second Presbyterian Church
Erie
Peter Kuhn
Barry Amann
Raymond Wagner
Corry
Titusville
Loveland Field
Ritz
Carl's
G. I. News
Shoop’s
Meadville
Mayville
Barney
Clymer-Sherman Road
Clarence D. Bell
Robert John
Tulsa
Okla
Add Galloway
Nashville
Paul Trippy
Paul Coe
All-Way Electric Co
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Doris J. Johnson
Coudersport
Toves
Kane Fish and Game Club petitions to block deer season
Fred Bauman reports circulation of petitions across McKean County to abrogate the antlerless deer season. The drive aims to collect more than 6,000 signatures from resident hunters to block the open season. Harvest supper set for Saturday at Community House Spring Creek with 1.25 dollars for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Members of the BU. B. Churchy plan a tureen dinner tonight at 6 with a meeting at 8 featuring a talk by Mrs Hal Smith on The United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Lindsey Hollow
Boy Scouts
Call
Mayville
Gerald Johnson
Jamestown
Johnson
Harolld
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Meadville
Robert M. Harmon
Korea
Spring Creek
The
Ladies’ Aid
BU. B
Hal Smith
United Nations
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Wing- Willi Star Stores
Lake
Pillsbury
America
Powell Motor CO
North Center Street
LEED
Powell's
Katherine Fields
East Branch Grange
Feeulay
W. M. Brooks
A.M. Litz Shoe Repair
Stre
Thomas Motors
Ad Port Allesany
Howard Knight
Joanne Mares
Couders Port
Potter County Memorial Hospital
Knight
Jock
East End
Vegus
Sid and
Pine Streets
V.F. W
Paul Trio
Miller
Kendall
Mearville
Tsb Hight
Cowmetl
Couneil
Water Department
Prestone
P.T
Zerex
Zerone
Warner
Texaco Service
Sheriff's Department
Loyal Order of the Moose
Warren
William M. Hill
Warren County
Owens
East Main Street
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Topp
Allen R. Hobart
Lillian Guild
James Macinnes
Atteha
New York State
Journal
Corry Hospital
John S
Pennsylvania
WLEU
Evie
Gabardine
Ellen Joan” Zipper Front
Forest Green
Burgundy
Rayon
NASTS
Stan
North Center St
Gorry, Pa
Stahl Jewelers
South Center St
Corry, Pa
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Thri
Eri
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