Local notes and notices from Meadville area
Local items list sales, family events, meetings, and city news. Highlights include a 10 cent mince meat sale, Olds Greenhouses offerings, a pantry shower for Mrs Bartholme, bridge games, club and church meetings, and registration tallies for the upcoming presidential election. Also reported are a Meadville fire protection stat, a verdict in a civil suit, and a Meadvill e police and court brief roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wilcox
Robert King
Corry
Olds
Tad
Beatrice Daugherty
North Center Street
Frederick H. Bartholme
Irene Neylon
Bridge
Virginia Wilson
Thuiza
Bartholme
Harold G. Wolfe
Mrs. Barnard
Alma Anderson
Helen Grace Merrie
Ellen Mcklroy
Dorothy Splesman
Ruth Bennett
Thelma’lling
Virginia Edson
Olive Mason
Thurza Ely
Miss Daugherty
Sma
Barlow Block
T | Jerry Electric
Inquire Journal
Oil City
Fuesiay
Williams
Paca
Pennsylvania, Telephone Corp
Oily City
Franklin
Titusville
Petraletun Telephone Co
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Catholic Daughters of America
Walter Peake
J. J. Desmond
William Colp
Dora Kincaid
All-Way Electric Co
Reception for new M E pastor draws 300 guests
Up to three hundred attendees joined Rev. Perry Haines at a reception in the Methodical church parlors Tuesday evening. The event featured a varied program with music, readings, and a visiting pastors’ lineup, followed by a served meal and decorative pastel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry F. Haines
M. E. Church
Perry H. Haines
Methodist Episcopal Chuirch
Methodical Church
Loveland
Joseph Sherrick
CB. Shoop
Seadings
Francies Rowland
B. Coogan
Funks
William Hall
H.R. Morris
BT. Lewis
B.A. Hook
Captain Appleby
Mr. Hines
K. A. Loveland
Bart Love
Albert Anderson
Frank Lillie
Funeral of Hugh E Baker in Corry
Funeral services for Hugh E Baker a Corry resident fatally injured Sunday afternoon were held at the late home 408 West Pleasant Street with Rev Frandia Graves officiating. Interment followed at St Thomas cemetery as mourners gathered from the city and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
Kormellé
Gronostar
Corry Hospital
St. Liza. Seth's Church
Pringle
Titusville
G. K. McCray
Johnm. Williams
Al‘esheny
Olean
Knelset
Allegheny River
Steam Valley
West Mills
Weaver
Sie
Sii
Meadville
Crawford County
James F. Lavery
Democratic
Goveror Froulin D. Ronpayell
Jurty Prestawati
Femitite
Woulepeek
Lavery
Pooseyit
Trimn
Buffalo
Syracuse
Puredit
Pansylvania State Police
Mationas
City
Emilioi
Mereius
Odd Fellows Jodges
Crawfurd Lodge
Cussewaco
Craynfurd Lodge
Ladies Auxilivey
V. W
V. Bow. Howe
Pt Fiters
Pamardson
Spring Creek
Edwin
Ariitage
Pente- Gower
Tash
Sustidebyre
Albert Klimmton
Hares Shire
Wdds
Apnitage
Mrn. Long
Othe Uvist
Fred
Holmes
Atarienyilla Road
Clarion
Uae
Peesons
Wink
Wink Wietow
Tn Dita
Hugh E. Baker
Corry
Sun Guy
West Pleasant Street
Frandia Graves
P. R
St Thomas Church
Deveased
Jerry
St.thomas Cemetery
Leon Aldex
Romeo Ficcardi
Carl Pipers
Harry Alésander
Lyle McGray
William Goons
Mit
Mies Irene Baker
Lynn
Virgil King
Chandlers Wesley
George Luhan
Gertrude
Mary Hubband
Mei
Willian O'Brien
William Byggieston
Fred Bell
Harsid
Glenn
Mtr
Harry Yiemab
Samuel Daniels
Jes
Michael J. Farrell
Ima
Jean and
Borethy
Mira
Charles Watkiis
Albion
Find
Charles Baker
Vivian
Julian McGrath
Ase Laird Guarge
Laird
Milas Mary R. Sloane
Sind
A.M. Hess
Brie
Dunn
Thin Hart
Jamestown
Roosevelt Sees Solid Southern Backing For 1932 Bid
A survey predicts Roosevelt will secure about 70 percent of the South vote, with 30 percent for Republicans led by Hoover. Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Oklahoma are shown leaning to Roosevelt, while some states shift from Hoovers 1928 map. Rufus Fish and New York figures in party dynamics as Smith supporters report sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provida
Texas
Hoover
Maryland
West Virginia
Ken- Nok
Tenpedsve
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
West
U Center
Hooyer
Mieryland
Tsport
Mayland
Fish
al Smith
Thse
Ritshie
Officers elected for Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post 264 VFW
The annual election of officers for Lieut. A. W. Thompson Post 264 VFW was held Friday night October 7. Elected: post commander Walter H.J. Scott senior vice commander M. Allen Spencer junior vice commander Lloyd Black quartermaster Walter Kittleberger officer of the day Martin Cassidy delegates to county council A. J. Schaub and Harry Splosr. Post members filled in on day duty and a buffet was served after the meeting. Next meeting Tuesday October 18 at 8 p.m. for election of officers for the bugle and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter H.J . Scott
M. Allen Spencer
Lloyd Black
Walter Kittleberger
Martin Cassidy
Robert Brown
Paul Quinlisk
Courty Council
A. J. Schaub
Harry Splosr
Comrane BurlingaHie
Sheldon and
Spencer
Li Chef
Scott
Recorders Office
Dram Corp
Utere
Busines
Warlike Term Study Describes Diminuation of War Style
A fragmentary note claims the word guerellly is a diminutive of snorva and signals a tainted or diminished form of warfare. The text references Sigitvish origin and wartime rhetoric in a cryptic historic lexicon entry.
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Wheaties
Chase & Sanborn's
Superior Coffee
Pettit
Spring Creel
Tantanuel Guild
Thuraint
Coats
Pe Eich
Department Store
Ty and Vicinity
Iver
Sheron
Allegheny College
Quay
W Conting
Richard Edgin Lee
Department of Chemistry
Cochran Hall
Hus
Tate-Wide
Morrison Ising
King
Canadian Sun
WHDH
Bric
Cleveland
Offiehali
Lawrence McCnas
Bast’ Smith
Amleriain Legion
Suidlick
M.E
Hugh Baker
Mag
Harriet Wilkingon
Uss North Center
Etryet
Luis
Erin Feo
Ay Model Dairy Co
Penna
Barton
Isburg
W. Xs x
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