Pfisters at Corry Hospital and Other Local Notes
Mrs Lea Pfister of Spartansburg and her daughter Miss Panny Pfister were patients at Corry Hospital for several days and were moved yesterday. John McCalmont Wilson 64, chairman of the board of Nations Supply Co, died Friday afternoon at his home. Crawford County's indebtedness was reduced by 74000 last month. Two children of Mr and Mrs Lester Gof of New Castle were injured in an unusual accident. Pen ith, 10, lost a hand to a wringer, and Endora, 14, had an arm drawn into the wringer. Car radios installed for 2.50 from Davis Radio Lab. Chief of Police B C Gibson of Meadville reports 9 arrests for traffic violations in the county during August. Almondi toffee ice cream special today and Sunday 37 cents a quart delivered by Lindsley's Pharmacy. A clambake and outing by all Chautauqua County Young Republican clubs at the Greek Club Cel jorn next Friday 4 to 9 p m. Dunkirk youngsters from Chautauqua County visited the exposition. gates opened free for school children. Dr Earl S Rudisill resigned as president of Thiel College to become associate secretary of the parish and church school board of the United Lutherans church. Use layaway plan at The Helen Shoppe. 317
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Lea Pfister
Spartansburg
Panny Pfister
Corry Hospital
John McCalmont Wilson
the Nations Supply Company
Crawford County
Lester Gof
New Castle
Warren
Penith
Endora
Davis Radio Lab
Murphy's
B.C. Gibson
Meadville
Lindsley’s Pharmacyity
Republica
Chautauqua County
Celjoron
Dunkirk
Earl 5
Rudisill
Thiel College
Greenville
United ‘T Lutheras Church
Helen
Warren County Briefs And Local Notices From 1940s The City And Vicinity
Local items report grocery ads and delivery details for Wilcox Grocery. Court records show John Montagne received probation until October 17 for drunken driving. Elk County supports antlerless deer open season to curb game shortage. Free Methodist conference appoints Rev L J Lindsey district elder in New Castle district. Minnesota tested products advertised by Lanston's. Route 6 Kanesholm to Mt Jewel line progress noted with paving nearing completion. Warren hospital patient Harold Chase discharged after head injury. Titusville chamber hears housing concerns for middle income workers amid local industry strains. Public school enrollment in six buildings reaches 1,621. Sugar Grove fair planning underway with strong prospects. Maynard W. Waller to open Clearfield State Fair with Swiss flag and baton throwing. Local ads include shoe repair and window blinds. Glenwood and surrounding towns report hotel registrations due to rising summer visitors and pipeline work crews. Various local legal notices and civil actions are summarized with minimal detail.
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Elk County
Game Commission
Oil City
L. J. Lind Jsey
New Castle
Pleasantville
Minnesota
Lanston's
Kanesholm
Mt. Jewel
Lantz Corners
Harold Chase
West Pleasant Street
Qorry Hospital
Titusville
Sugar Grove
Maynard W. Waller
Rocky Grove
Cleveland American Legion
Clearfield
al Rockwell
Walier
Frank Lillie
E. Pleasant
Lanaton's
Paul's Men's Wear
Wallace says U S debt not problem
During a five day campaign swing in Illinois Henry A Wallace Democratic vice presidential nominee told supporters in Champaign that the nation need not fear the rising national debt. He noted the debt grew by 92 billion under Roosevelt but interest on the debt has fallen, making it easier to carry than in 1933.
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Wallace
U. S
Associated Press
Champaign
Ilinois
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
The Sea Hawk to Be Shown as Increase Hits Prices
The Hex theater announces price rise from thirty to forty cents for several pictures offered to Corry movie fans. The Sea Hawk will be shown Sunday and Monday. The higher price reflects increased production costs and loss of foreign revenue. The 40 cents includes tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hex Ucasre Waay
Corry
Draft Delay Bill Moves Amid Defense Funds Debate
President Roosevelt comments spur swift congressional action on a major defense spending bill to fund a 2,000,000 man army and two-ocean navy. Senate work centers on finalizing a revised 60 day draft delay while House leaders push for a meet in conference to resolve differences with the Burke-Wadsworth measure. Brasil area noted as 3,202,000 square miles versus the United States at 3,026,789.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Sture
Senate Finance Committee
House
Brasil
Brazil
United States
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Corry Drug Co. Walgreen Agency
Center St
Corry, Pa
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Warren County Court
John Montagne
Arird
Ralph Haight
Warren, RD. A
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Lobinn Groceteria
Second Avenue
L. E Linder
Jerry Park
Pittsburgh
Goldwyn H. Anderson
Toronto
Western Penitentiary
Anderson
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Corre, Htt
Kane
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Steen
Holmberg
Ira Lou Spring Post
American Legion
Jamestown
Marty
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Justice of the Peace
Edwin Anderson
B. P. Carlson
Robert Cox
Barker
Carlson
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Bear Creek
T —Meadville
John Hirschmann
Eddie Hirschmann
Espyville
Spencer Hospital
Tot
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Canadohia Lake
Centerville Fire Department
North Genter Street
Paul
Iti
The
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Cox
Park Street
St. Edward's P. T. A
Erle
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Miles B.kitts
Leonard Mattison
East 15Th Street
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Union City
M. J. Anzalone
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
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Jersey
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