Birthday surprises and community notices in Franklin area
Miss Virginia Kysar celebrated at home on West Washington Street with birthday greetings, gifts, and a Hallowe en gathering featuring Lucille Root and others. Local organizations planned meetings and events including the Gallege Women's Duty, the American Legion auxiliary, and crafts, with updates on hospital and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kysav
West T Washington Street
Lucille Root
Helen Hath Jhun
Lois Garnet
Marjorie McElroy
Reed
Marion Cogswell
Le‘iki Scott
Beatrice Hulings
Virginia Smith
Myrtle
Virginia Kysar
Virginia
Gallege
Monay
Wien
Ina Austin
Mapleavey Allo
JA. Lindsey
Warren
Mae -American Legion
Titusville
G. I
Mazda
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
F. W
Lengbie
Mery Schmidt
Homer Lindsey
Branklia i
Falconer meeting hears slave era life tale
James Dyer, Armenian student, spoke at a Falconer meeting recounting ten years as a slave of nomad Turks. James Haden, prominent Warren business man, died at a local hospital at 9:45 AM after a lengthy illness. Carl Dahl, from Wilcox Pa, was jailed for two and a half months on a vagrancy charge. Philip Huber of Black Ash celebrated a 60th wedding anniversary. Lloyd M. Kingsley elected president of Venango county teachers association at Franklin institute. Local ads and notices accompany the page with crime, fire, and transport items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dyer
James Haden
Warren
Alines
Carl Dahl
Wilcox
Monroe County
Jamestown
Philip Huber
Black Ash
Crawford County
Lloyd M. Kingsley
Pleasantville
Venango County
Court House
Franklin
McCoy
Pennzoil
W. B. Byham
Meadville
Geneva
Byham
Lena Shatter
Lorraine Weeks
Cochranton
Pinecreek Township
Jefferson County
Paull Wiierick
Hmerickville
Brookville
Justice of the Peace
Harold C. Shannon
Young Americk
Wilbur Alexander
Department of Forests and Waters
Muser
Oi Go
Rixfard
Ried Burlingame
Smet
Allot $25 Million for National Defense
The Public Works Administration allotted 325,000,000 to Navy and other departments for national defense. The War Department received 10,000,000. Motorizations and War and Navy departments together were allotted 15,000,000 for aviation construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usted
Washington
Public Works Administration
Navy
Vtder
War
Parley Arranged For Soviet Recognition Talks
Moscow reports a concession by Soviet Russia allowing pre recognition discussions with the United States to proceed. Kalinin letters President Roosevelt. Litvinov to Washington to negotiate. Recognition aims to ease Far Eastern tensions and bolster Russia's position in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage Une
Manchuria
Suy
Mongolia
United States
Philippine Islands
China
Roosevelt
Litvinoff
Russia
State Department
Soviet Union
Anmually
Moscow
Soviet Russi
Mikhail Kalinin
Maxim Litvinoff
Toy
Washington
Bongevelt
Kalinin
Marriage Announced Van Tassel and Amy McCoy Tie Knot
Union City resident Igans Van Tassel weds Amy McCoy of Washington D C on October 14 in Washington D C The ceremony at the bride’s mother home was led by Rev Dunham of the Presbyterian church Van Tassel a Symactige University graduate attended Gardentown Military academy He is a nephew of Mr and Mrs R H Van Tassel The bride a Union City High School graduate of the class of 1983 and the couple reside in Union City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts and Crafts Club
Sind
Oscar Andrews
East South Street
Carrie Houghton
Charles Perkins
Frantlin Street
Hill
F. NH
Clit
Walter McElroy
North Center Street
Dove Claris
Walter Purdy
Virgil Skinner
Mom
Lezyncki
Olean
McCoy
Pennzoil
A. Keery
Custer City
Titusville
Church Run Road
Mt. Hope
Titwsville Meadville
Cochranton Road
Pierrell
Public Works
Léa
Mary Bolant
Blair L. Barnes
Leora Boland
Glendale
Calif
Barnes
Ol City
John W. Stover
South Oil City
Reo
Herveborough
Pittsburgh
Careeneel
Preeborough
A. L. Watkus
Mies Te Sullivan
John Sullivan
Mith Street
Hallowe'en
Deliviou
Jones
Igans VanTissel
Ats
Con Yrar
Ait Miro
Sk. W. VanTaesl
Union City
Amy McCoy
Della Snyder
Washington, D.C
Washington
Dunhain
Presbyterian Church
van Tassel
Symactige University
Gardentown Military Academy
R. H.van Pagsel
Union City High Schol
Italian spaghetti Special at Franz Tea Room
Saturday evening and Sunday plate supper offered at Franz Tea Room with Italian spaghetti priced at 25 cents each. The notice lists meals for weekend dining with chair seating and limited hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Tea Room
Sophomore Tri Hi Organizes at Euclid Street
The Sophomore Tri Hi group held an organization meeting at Miss Sara Shaver’s home on Euclid Street. Officers elected: President Ruth Taylor, Vice President Virginia Loveland, Secretary Harriet Wynn, Treasurer Joar McLean. Committees named with Ruth Johnson in charge of devotionals and Virginia Reed Eleanor Bill May Young coordinating programs. Leaders Florence VanCise and Sara Shayer announced. The session ended with Tri Hi songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hix
Sara Shaver
Euclide Street
Ruth Taylor
Seal
Virginia Loveland
Harriet Wynn
Joar McLean
Ruth Johnson
Virginia Reed
Eleanor Bill
May Young
Florence VanCise
Sara Shayer
Blood Poison Remedy Sold From Corry Pharmacy Tray
A Corry street seller advertises a blood poison remedy. The notice cites Mrs H A Davis at 811 West Washington Street offering Champlin Flood Olson Poultice and Salve Kennedy to treat blood poison conditions. The fragment mentions a sale or distribution via a local address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Davis
West Washington Street
Corry
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Texas
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Ness
Oil City Crust Company
Oil City, Xa
Federal Reserve System
Iblack
W. J. Wil
Cox
All Way Electric
Sharon
Raich Robinson
Coneneaut Lake
Woman's Benefit Association
Maccaber Hall
Buith Fathbun
Thoma Bailey
Merle Haskell A
Earl Jackson
Wi G, Young
Bradford
Francis M. Nash
City of
Iole
Busas
Montgomery Ward & Co
G. L. F. Poultry Feed
Spencer's Cash
Walker
Clymes
Garmen
Keister
Lincoln
East Washington Street
Wieners
Slabbacon
Calas
Callies
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