Hallowe'en Party Plans and Local Socials
The Men s Club of Columbus will meet at the Surtis home for a masked Halloween party. St Paul s Bible Class and choir hosted Mr and Mrs Burr in East Frederick Street honoring Mr and Mrs John Freno with a chair gift and thanks from Mrs Wrens. An All-Way Electric repair note, bank dividend payments to old account claimants, and Keppel s Tavern dance tonight follow. Ralph Carroll and group from West Spring Creek church masked and entertained with games and lunch served by Mrs Carroll and Mrs Thomas.
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Ralph Carroll
Mast South Street
West Spring Creek
Hallowe En
Hallowe'en
Carroll
Lloyd Thomas
Kane High football star in wreck at Tionesta and Maple
A Kane High School football captain John Buhl was in a two car crash at the intersection of Tionesta avenue and Maple street Friday afternoon injuring Mrs. Walter Cliff of Bik avenue. Buhl admitted responsibility. The collision hurled Cliff’s car across the street and Buhl’s sedan struck a tree. Both cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
John Buhl
Walter Cliff
Bik Avenue
Tionesta Avenue
Map'e Street
Cliff
Buhl
Bull
Warren—O. HB
Tickner
New York Central Railroad
Union Pacific
Thas
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Grand Central Station
New York City
Pas
John H. Olson
Sigshee Street
Erie
Kammer
Olson
Warren
L. P. Bowman
West 1St Street
Bowman
Dupont
Antitrust
Oi Creek Refining Co
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
SK. of C
John Mooney
Cormerge
Fever
Indiana
Bradford
Pleming
Dempsey
DeJean
Washington Street
Foster Kelsay
Vine Street
Westley
Jamestown man jailed for auto theft and county lockup
Howard Moore of Jamestown is to serve 120 days in the county jail at Mayville after being sentenced for taking an automobile without permission and later being involved in an accident. Titusville police hold three youths for investigation into disposing of petty junk. H. C. Misasses is reportedly freed after a dramatic truck cabin entrapment near New Castle. A fire near Meadville destroys a small frame house owned by W. W. Wood. Fire Chief Ollie Olson remains critically ill at his Falconer home. Two more deer killed near Warren are turned over to the Salvation Army and the State Hospital at North Warren. Oil City lodge No. 589 I O C F marks its 68th anniversary with visiting officers from the grand lodge expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Sakura
Ayuray Smedley
Warren
Police Department
D. K. Chase
Pittsburgh
Conémaugh
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Toledo
B.C. Gegenheimer
Williamsport
Walter ©. Peufel
Buffalo
Armstrong County
Erie
John Mark Genon
New Loke
Europe
Gannon
New York
DuBois
Oil Creek Refining Co
West Smith St
East Main St
Charles A. Yar “Winkle
East Church Street
Jen Collin
Hula Fox
Mary Hertovich
Robert Alford
Albert Fox
Philip Halfast, Jr
Arthur’Kuren
Tireen
William Coon
Katherine Young
Mary Murray
Anna Hilerbrook
Mary Paullson
Betty Paulson
Clara Rothwood Hammond Fisher
Corry
Pine Grove
Thomas Fisher
Allen Hasbreath, Jr
Norman McElroy
Franklin Hollister
Westfield
Shote
Shore Haven
Lake Road
Grandalia
Pandine
I Kemp Nielgap
Ceremics
Copenhagen
Denmark
Brook Villa
Humphrey Brick and Tile Company
Henley
Summerville
Brookville
Borigh
Grant Heasley
Simday
Heastey
George D. Wand
West Main Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
John Ginson
United Presbyterian Church of
Greenville
Russell D'Archabaudt
Salamanca
Merdinand D‘archi~Baudt
SL. Agatha's
Archie Hancox
R. D
Titusville
Homer Lane
Oil City
Howard Moore
Jamestown
Mayville
Fita
W- W. Wood
South Meadville
Ollie Olson
Oit Falconer
Salvation Army and State Hospital
North Warren
Oil City Lodge No
C. F
Rmired
Grand Lodge of
Pensylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Nter St
N. Center St
First Ave
Paaiys
Jefferson County National Bank of
Garrell V. Snader
Keppel
Tav
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penna
Reni
St. E
Will J. Wilcox
Fender
Thomas Motor CO
Rain Capes
H. C
New Castle
WLS
Rex Theatre
Premier
Direct
General Electric Cleaner
East Pleasant Street
Baldwin Electric Service CO
Union City
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