Townsend Auxiliary Dance and Local Meetings Report
Community notices show Townsend Auxiliary shifting its Friday meeting from Monday to Friday at 7 oclock with urging all members to attend. A large Wrightsville county dance is announced for Friday night. The Emaviniel Entitodal cyatcly choir plans a 723 oclock practice and the Waterford branch Republicans host a Hallowe en party at Joint High school auditorium with prize games and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaviniel Entitodal
Wrightsville
Townsend
Edith Hixson
Park Street
Waterford Branca
Eyle County
A. P. Sturfork
Waterford
Lutheran Girl Scouts
Erie County pay dispute unsettled by civil court case
A bitter dispute over payment to accountants who audited county records heads to months of civil court action. Judge Hirt will hear requests for a mandamus to force $600 due on the account. Separate items note a brush with death in Union City, local commerce ads, school health exams in Smethport, and routine community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J Wilcox
Erie County
Harvey Mr. Willis
Thoms W. Flatley
Iton A. Blair
Artionate
Peter Blobel
Welersohl
SS Vincent's Hospital
Mrrs
Allan Yay
West Wayne Street
Bridlte
Marjorie M Miray
Helen Gumbleton
Orlosk
Carl Peterson
Malvin
Elroy
George Stanford
Arthur Tubbs
Allan May
Myv
West Washington Street
Aallendalve
Hirt
Hmerson
Shreve
Erie
Tvo
J. A. Bank of New Castle
Grange
Herrisburg
Kaling
Oil City
F. D
Seneca
Independent ‘Democrats
Albert G. Mercer
Ehe
WPA
New Era Club
Graves Building
West Main Street
Clarence Smith
Summerville
R. D
Brookville Hospital
Clara Stricklan
Meadville
Greendale
Meadyilie
Snedden
Columbus
Charles Parena
Wilcox
Sik County
Kane Hospital
Harrison Himes
L. M. Hays
Stephen Safranic
Youngstown
Henry McCarthy
Allegheny County
Venango County
E. W. Wheeler
Titusville
McCarthy
Fragmented Local News Incoherent Incident Reports
The readable text mentions a Route 19 incident near Meadville with a deer, and scattered items refer to Lanston's paints, Kathryn Pisher Browne, a secretary of Pennzail Company, a sudden death at a family hospital in Oil City, and a birth in Columbus. The overall content is garbled with multiple unrelated fragments and no coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lehman
R. D. Springborg
Meadlville
Lanston’s
Kathryn Pisher Browne
R.A. Browne
Pennzail Company
Hosny
Oil City
Min
Edgar Spoon
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Cora Wood Presides Baptist Ladies Aid Society Meeting
At a regular meeting held at Miss Timma Dinsenotte's home four officers were re-elected: Cora Wood president B E Thomas vice president Barton Smith secretary and W F Miller treasurer. Fourteen members attended and Needlework Guild garments were completed A donation was approved for the Salvation Army and Baptist Orphanage Guest Miss Jonnie Habink former missionary in North Carolina was present Also a for sale notice for a gas range at 12 Maxton Street Brazt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Timma. Dinsenott
Cora Wood
B. E. Thomas
Barton Smith
W. F. Miller
Salvation Army
Baptist Orphanage
Jonnie Habink
North Carolina
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Kings and Courtlands
Keiffer Pears
Brazils
Virginia
Calif
Bartlett Pears
Crisco
Chase & Sanborn
Jersey
Florida
Weideman
California
Doren
Borden’s
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Masonic Hall
James Sullivan
Arthur Lynch
Witmantic
Conn
Deltas
Jessie Lusey
House 7
LeRoy Dickingon
Mary and Martha Glass
The
Presbyterian Church
W.C. Cox
Nellie Merker
W. C. Gox
Ralph Vanderhoft
Vos. c. M. Howard
Ross Fehlman
Dr. W. G
Stroble
G.L.F
Spencer's Cash Mills
Corry Phalanx
C. M. Hengst
Commodore
A. H. Hamler & Co
Game Commission
Seth Gordon
Commission
Golden Rule Club
Edward C. Raymond
Severtystive Manibers
Friends of
Mary
Haines Circle
Methodist Church
Merrill Lillie
Paul Meerdink
Stanley Nichols
Nichols
Ruth Dablshand
Ruth Foster
Mary Anderson
Algiers
Afrisa
Pauline Durham
Vincent Anderson
Bernice Sanford
Lora Delo
Park McCray
Coats
Glendora
Haddock
Will J. Wilcox
Donaldsgn Bros
Being Creek
Corry
G. W. Knowlton
Lynn Cordon & Son
Solumbua
Maxton Street
Brazt
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