Four hurt in Silver Creek car crash downtown
In Silver Creek on Monday four people from Toledo were treated for minor bruises and contusions after their car was struck from the rear by another vehicle. Names listed include Joseph Kovacik Mary Ann Kovacik Donald Wisniewski and Margaret Wisniewski. Also noted are nearby liquor distribution ad and other local notices including a polio case in Jamestown and hospital auditorium construction at Warren General Hospital.
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Powell's
Silver Creek
Rhinehart Memorial Hospital
Role 20
Joseph
Mary Ann Kovacik
Donald
Margaret Wisniewski
Toledo
Duquesne
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
Hospital Struggles In Emergency Calls For Care
At The Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies. Entries list admitted patients including Mus. Arnold Appplebee and Mrs. Clifford Bromley. Discharged Terry 10, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Hemink. Other names include Charlene Tressier, Patricia Latos, Mrs. Harold Murphy, Mrs. Lewis Lindsey and families in Clymer Mead Avenue Spartansburg and nearby areas.
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Arnold Appplebee
Clifford Bromley
R. D
Russell Glenn
St. Lemon Street
Clarence Goons
Charlene
Howard Tressier
Clymer
Charles Roberts
East South Street
Patricia
Walter Latos
Mead J Avenue
Terry 10
Vni
Donald Hemink
Harold Murphy
Mead Avenue
Lewis Lindsey
Guy~ Jford Dune
Spartansbury
For sale and rental signs in The Journal ads
A mixed local notices page notes signs for sale at The Journal and lists various items and events. It mentions plea entries before Judge Mook, a fire hydrant dispute over damages, Legion Auxiliary meeting, Rev Royden Mott’s church transfer, delivery beer advertisements, a Warren accident update, jewelry specials at Jamestown, and several local legal actions including petty larceny and resisting arrest.
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American Legion
Legion Home
Meadville
Royden Mott
Cochranton
Crawford County
United Presbyterian Denomination
Evangelical United Brethren Denomination
Meadvill e family notices and court report brief
Word from Meadville covers nephew Paul Swansum being cited in a minor matter. A Warren man’s son faces a suit and a woman’s Moose group holds a regular meeting. Franklin area notes report a marriage license surge in August with 88 issued, second highest in a decade. A defendant in a city police assault case, Carl J. Englert, faces an indictable assault charge and possible September term trial.
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Monsen Pe Warren
Meadville
Son Bottlack
Baltoling
Franklin
Cupid
Venango Tourty
Register and Recorder
Norman J. Payne
Tony
Carl J. Encert
Englert
Golirt
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Barrer Foons
Berrer Meus
Pillsbury
Armour
Camay Soap
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Widmann & Teah Drug Store
Corry
John Sperr
Carl Gifford
Taylor
Tonneles
Miller's
Kendall Service
Soamestowns
Jamestown
Department of Health
W.C.A
Julius S. Prince
Wiilvei
Warren General Hospital
Arses
Buitdine
New York State
The
Journal
Allen E. Bargin
Plavanna
Robert T. Lindquist
Wnh
Lindquist
Paul Trio
Franiains
Catt B. Dalek
Franklin City
Hane
Al-Way
Wheelock
Mes
Metlintnek
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Mendville
Elmer Hecker
Edinboro
Hecker
Mexduile City Hospital
Mondvilles
New York City
B. ©. Gibson
Ray Raymond
Lallie
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gibson
Woliturs
the-Pines
Volo
Powell Motor CO
Corry, Pa
Corry Hospital
the Journal
Meauvaie
Awe
Mook U Tedure
John H. Brickner
William J. Hettrick
James Swartz
Oil City
NG Wndl
Timaville
Olly Gownell
Leg Sutton
Bis Spring Street
Cabins-in-the-Pines
Warren
Shire
Ho J Perry
Sheffield
William Hawk
Cleveland
Tiona
Perry
Procenditar West
Faidl
R. P. Beckwith
North Center Street
Mabel
Albert Hesch
Hubbard, O
Sted
Glovilind
Hesch
Tual Wien
Heiman
Ligsuy Celery
FaMestown
Ellery Gither
William Carlson
Tallis Payyakean
George Hopkins Benson
Poyce
Charles L. Gardner
Omecy
Joseph G. Dulew
Snerk
Park
Sid Benson
Cael
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Protection
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Mila
Commodorn Govt
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