Pymatuning Lake Group Seeks December Interstate Meeting
Officers and directors of the Pymatuning Lake Association plan a December meeting with Pennsylvania and Ohio legislators and local committees to discuss lake area development. The group met at the U S O building in Greenville to set the plan. Walter Barclay, 68, a retired shoemaker, died of a heart attack at his East Lake Road home after collapsing in the kitchen. Dr. O B Lininger attended and noted a long-standing heart condition.
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Pymiatuning Lake Association
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Greenville
Walter Barclay
East Lake Road
Barclay
O. B. Lininger
Bartay
Spartansburg
Joe
Meadville
Bessie Schofield
Conneautville
Spencer Hospital
Hallowe’en
West Main Street
Emer, Hess
Evie
Pennsylvania Republican Veterans League
Brooks
Lemco
Corty Hospital
Williard McKay
Lemon Street
Orlie Wynn
Donald Neckers
Sherman
Terry Lee Houser
Donald Houser
Fifth Avenue
Blake and Lamb
Lamona
Franklin
Ralph Frampton Plumer
Joseph Db, Plumer
Pranklin
Route 0
Alison Park
Allegheny County
Wise
North Main Street
City Hospital
Crawford County
Anti freez e in your own container Powell s
City and Vicinity news items include prices for anti freez e in containers at Powell s, updates on Westfield Memorial Hospital addition construction, and notices from nearby towns such as Dunkirk Meadville Kane and Erie. Also notes on local events including dances, Halloween activities, and community notices.
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Powell's
Westfield
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Farr Lumber Company
Meerdink’s
Dunkirk
Robert Robinson
Dunkirk Aerie of Eagles
Robinson
Central Avenue
Cii
Thomas Nowicki
Supreme Court
Rochester
Locomotive Collision and Fatal Live-Wire Accident Reported
Attendants at the Corry station described injuries from a Saturday night incident when a locomotive struck near the West Star street crossing. A live-wire accident while repairing a switch at the General Electric plant in Lawrence Park caused the death of Louis Carvenak, 28, in the motor division yesterday.
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Corry
Seetal
Alfred Coni
Gane Wna
Weststar Street
The
Journal
Erle
Louis Carvenak
General Electric
Lawrence Park
Bees in Basement Break Up Erie Home
Erie note: an East High School teacher in domestic relations court, with 18 cases heard, faced a divorce suit from Mrs. Augusta Miles who alleged her husband kept 40 bee colonies in their basement and ran a honey business from the cellar. The filing named Mrs. Tubbs as co-respondent penning plots featuring the spouses.
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Erie
Wees
Osée
Aauta Miles
Gerald McNeils
Beuinh ‘Tubbs
Mr. Miles
Borsoma and Golden Lax Tablets Ad Claims
An advertisement promotes Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidney function and toxin removal, claiming relief from aches, pains, and night awakenings. It also recommends Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and notes availability in drug stores at 25¢ to 60¢.
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Wing - Willi Star
Armour’s
Swift
Tan
Vermont
Pillsbury
Thomas Motors
Florsheim
Gaston
Turner
Miller's Kendall
J. H. Haines
Jamestown Sportsmens, Club
Pymatuning Lake
Rossbacher
Corry Hospital
Paul Roberts
Columbus
Robert Walker
B.D
Centerville
Claire Post
Leonard A. Boyd
Meadville Co-operative Association
Meadville City Hospital
Blooming Valley
West Ern Auto Associate
Union City
Kane
Bane
Gardner
Hallowe'en
Connie’s. Aun
Utica
R. D
Franklin Hospital
Route 322
Carlton
Perry and Rezzelle Beverage
Third Avenue
Summit Township
Harmonsburg
Strawford County Motor Club
Dance Elks Lodge
Joseph Peplinski
Cathedral Prep
Sacred Heart Mission House
Girard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Elgin Methodist Church
Lyan Miller
James Hickey
West Smith Street
D. ©, Dougherty
North Center Street
Otes
Erica
Foster E. Davis & Son
Church of Your Faith
Order OF Thaggldan
the Bracken- Keating Co
Erie Home
Vienna
Wranz Lebar
Onis
Jung
Sun
of Corry Inc
European
Russia
Sunset” Drive-In
Waterford
Old Spanish Trail
Roy Rogers Cartoon News Sports
Campbell's Pork
Keystone Milk
Miracle
Keystone
U.s.no.1
Maryland
Cape Cod
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