Titusville area notes and local ads
Sue Ann Foster, nine, suffered a double fracture of her left arm after a fall from a pole at her home in Titusville R D 2. She was treated at Titusville Hospital and discharged after x rays and casting. The Corry Evening Journal advertises no trespass signs for properties for sale in Pennsylvania and New York. Remaining items include dating tips for Xmas gifts, a WCTU repair ad, a Christmas layaway offer, a dinner meeting of the American Material Handling Society in November with speaker Robert C. Brady, and a Halloween dance and masquerade at Moose Lodge with prizes for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie’s
Titusville
Sue Ann Foster
Titusville Hospital
Guy Foster
R. D
Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry Evening Journal
Germany
Austria
David Lloyd George
WCTU
Raymond's
North Center Street
Bond
American Material Handling Society
Sportsmen's Athletic Club
Robert C. Brady
Moose Lodge Rooms
Zis
Erle
Hamet
St. Vincent’s
John Burton Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Hamob
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Shenango Valley
VFW
Jamestown
Ronald Carlson
Superior Cleaning Company
Titusville Chest near goal shows optimism
City notes Titusville 1954 Community Chest has grown to 26885.70 of a 99938.92 goal with president Robert C. Newell calling the outlook very optimistic. Other items include local shop ads, court sentences for counterfeiting and bad checks, and notices of hospital bequests and insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell’s
Titusville
Robert C. Newell
Newell
Mabel
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Mayville
James A. Gompton
DuBois
Clarence Wimner Golden
RD. 1
Chambersburg
Carroll's Gift Shop
Discharges and Admits In Local Hospitals
A list shows admissions and discharges affecting residents of multiple towns. Names include Mrs. Joseph Barnhart and Gregory Hooks, with addresses such as Spartensburg Wayne Street and 186 York Street. Edgar Woodard and Mrs. Frank Purpura are noted as discharged or transferred, while several youths and family members are recorded as admitted or associated with parentage at various rural routes and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barnhart
R. D
Waltsburo
Fred
Anna Carter
East Street
George Bryant
Spartansburg
Terry
Leslie Upperman
West Pleasant Treet
Edgar Woodard
East South Street
Perry Coon
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Frank Purpura
South Center Street
Charles
Archie Wynn
Spring Creek
Léonard Edwards
Jeani Renee
Jesse Billig
Clymer
Jamestown Traffic Incident and Local Notices
A West Virginia motorcyclist narrowly escaped death after colliding with a car on Fairmount avenue in West Eilicott. Ronald De Forest Smith, 21, of Waynesboro, was treated at WGA Hospital for shock and minor injuries and later released. A Halloween masquerade dance proceeds at OOF Hall in North East, with music by Mellor Jones. An uncertain Jamestown item notes a child named Frank Howard, age one, struck by a car. driver Burton J. Madd Gox, 57, Greenhurst, cited for restricted visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Jamestown
West Virginia
Fairmount Avenue
West Eilicott
Wga Hospital
Ronald de Forest Smith
Waynesboro
W. Va
Oof Hall
North East
Mellor Jones
Frank Howard
Burton J. Madd Gox
Greenhurst
Budweiser distributors listed with contact number
For Anheuser Busch Budweiser Fort Pitt Duquesne and Rolling Rock beer call F L Barressi distributor Dial 3 4584 We deliver Mayville Donald Beaujeau 19 of Mayville was sentenced to 30 days in Chautauqua County for peli larceny with two companions for stealing a tire from Fricke service station He pleaded guilty Tuesday and was again given 30 days for probation violation The county notes include a pig masquerade dance at Wattsburg Grange Hall and a federal suit over $3000 in damages from a Turnpike crash filed by Daris A Randolph Erie administrator for the late James Randolph
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Duquesne
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Dial
Mayville
Donald Beaujeau
Chautauqua County
Seymour W. Rollman
Fricke
Beaujean
A. Roy Perkins
Wattsburg Grange Hall
Happy Gang
Erie
Somerset
Daris A. Randolph
James Randolph
Edward A. Patriquin
Newton
Mass
Lee Truck Service
Chicago
Police arrest after four mile chase and red light violations
A North East motorist, 21, Lawrence Parmenter, led police on a four mile pursuit after running 11 red lights and driving on the wrong side of the street. He was arrested on 14 charges as officers caught him near 18th and State. He allegedly tried to force officers to their knees during the stop. Brig. Gen. A. H. Stackpole was named commanding officer of the 9th Infantry Division U S Army Reserve. Julius La Rosta announces a Pittsburgh area night club engagement starting December 7. Officials suggest Phoenicians carried mastiffs to England in ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge Rooms
Bele
Pvo
Erle
Pace
Lawrence Parmenter
North East
State Street
Stackpole
Harrisburg
A. H. Stackpole
Harrisburg Patriot News
9Th Infantry Division
U. S. Army Reserve
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Quality Cash Store
Com
Miracle Fiber
Lic
Grad
Uated
Corry High School
The
Corry - Jamestown
Louis
Rossbacher Insurance’ Service
Warren
Allison D. Wade
John Wert
Sheffield
Howard May Jr
North Warren
Donald Seblopy
Kane
F-S-Tf
Allison D. Wadesterday
Alice ‘Tomassoni
Anthony Tomassoni
Tomassoni
Pennsylvania Avenue
South South Street
Gotta Fruit Company
Jack
Ellis
Sen
Burton R. Laub
Clarence ‘Pamula
Allegheny County
Pamula
Laub
Connie's Delicates
Harvey Brockway
Fairview
Damian McLaughlin
Brockway
West Springfield Sré
Tilthe
Topp
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
Corry Hospital
Ridgway
Ridgway Borough
Corry
Oil City-Franklin
Franklin Hospital
Ming
Gerald Magee
Hassan Heights
Oil City
All-Way Electric Co
Tu-S-ti
A. C. Hutchinson
Harborcreek
John Blackmore
Shirley Leonhar Wesleyville
Pittsburgh
Julius la Rosta
Arthur Godfrey
Joe Hiller
Twin Coaches
England
Barney
Niring
Life Foundations
Varmiit
Dodat
Plonging Life Co
Notion
He cc Nuitdiy
Rious
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