City and Vicinity News Notes and Local Gleanings
Powell's advertises best in used cars while General Mark W Clark visits en route to Fort Monroe for a brief family stopover. Local items include school bids for cafeteria equipment, a 300 pupil capacity addition, Lin esville fair tents, state teacher college opening, and a veteran honored for outstanding achievement. Also noted are vehicle services, police pension talks, church appointments, obituaries, and a mix of community notices from Meadville to Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell’s
Mark W. Clark
U.S. Army Field Forces
Thle
Ft. Monroe
Andress M. Frazier
Frazier
Jarecki Mig. Co
State Employment Service
Lanston‘s. Atto —Clymer
Buffalo Crockery &Equipment Company
Buffalo
Board of Education of Clymer Gentral School
Lyle Compton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
At the hospital admitted George Burlingame of Bear Lake John Kobridski of 1108 West Pleasant Street James Werstetter 15 month old son of Mr and Mrs George KerStetter of 9 Snyder Circle discharged Miss Miriam Wassink of Clymer Mrs Norman Matz and son of 27 West Pleasant Street Mrs Mary Spencer of 209 Mead Avenue Miss Minnie Strade of Riceville expired
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burlingame
Bear Lake
John Kobridski
West Pleasant Street
James Werstetter
George Ker Stetter
Snyder Circle
Miriam Wassink
Clymer
Norman Matz
West
Pleasant Street
Mary Spencer
Meadoveriue
Minnie Strade
Riceville
See All Way Electric and YWCA board changes
The local YWCA executive director Miss Mary Church resigns effective November 1 to take a similar post in Titusville. Illness of her parents prompted the move. Also noted are a drunken driving arrest of Elsie Frogge in Erie, an accident in Armstrong County injuring Lester Hilliard, and community notices from Jamestown and Meadville including a milk plant referendum discussion and flood survey work by engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ywoca Board of Directors
Miss Mary Church
Titusville
Miss Church
Charles R. Church
Call Rossbacher
Erie
Avuiferenv
Camillis
Pat McDonnell
Elsie Frogge
Clarion
Lester Hilliard
Limestone
Brookville Hospital
New Bethlehem
Armstrong
Sanders
Lanston
Catter Hill
Almon Peterson
Major notices and local updates from Franklin area
The Venango county election commission completed delivery of ballots and supplies for next Tuesday's primary in most precincts. remaining Franklin city districts will receive today. The State Liquor Control Board suspended Anthony J. Lowres license for 60 days from September 30 after a Erie hearing. Oil City protests a Pennsylvania Telephone Corp rate hike as discriminatory against business. A birthday greeting to Mrs. Fred L. Ross, convalescing after five months illness, will be at her home. Koehlers, DuBois and Koch's beer offered by D. W. Clark distributor. dial 3887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Lanston’s
Meadville
Midway
Linesville
Duquesne
Anhäuser-Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt Beer
F. L. Baressi
State Teachers College
Edinboro
Asters
Giants of
California
Dial
West
Congress Street
Charles Olds
Herbert A. Mookal
Crawford County
Lyle Wilcox
Jamestown
Cher
John
Martyn Bean
Erie
Methodist Church
McKay
Mercer County
Thomas Motors
Hamob
Robert Schubrick
Kane
Penn Power Company
G. H. Rickert
V. F.W
Dan
Franz Furniture
Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Anthony J. Lowres
Diamond Lunch
Titusville
James Geris
Ambeldge
F Red L. Ross
Worl Street
Venango County Election Commission
Franklin
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
D. W. Clark
Wounded boy urges fair trial for Unruh in Camden
An 18 year old gunshot victim from Camden's River Road massacre urges that Howard Unruh receive a fair trial. Unruh, a 28 year old artilleryman, was jailed after killings that left 18 dead and 5 wounded. The wounded boy was treated at Gooner Hospital and Armond Harrie died in the attack. Unruh’s mother, Mrs. Freda Unruh, learned of the shootings and fainted upon hearing her son’s alleged actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomica
Camden
N. J
Gamden
River Road
Howard
Unruh
Armond Harrie
Gooner Hospital
Armond
Unrah
Freda Uni
Maryland Named for Queen Henrietta Maria in Union Era
A fragment notes Maryland was named as the eighth smallest state in the Union in honor of Queen Henrietta Maria wife of Charles I, reflecting colonial naming origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Unon
Charles 1
Henrietta Maria of
Bugfan
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BOB Kellogg’s
Campbell’s Vegetable Soup
Ideal Dog Food
Bob
Heinz Catsup
Weidmann
Bartlett
Mbitez
Callies
ForaroEs
Idaho
N. E
Baer
Calif
RED Grapes Dis
Parkerhouse
Angel Food Cakes
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Germany
Blind Veterans Association
Helg
Orlanto Milano
Washington, D. C
Association
Washington Hotel
East End Ramblers
Elgin
Elgin Sun
Grove City
Gooner-Bessether Corp
Mt. Vernon
Grove City College
Esther's Tea Room
Pittsburgh
University of Pitsbirthe Bureau of Business Research
Stewart Hat Shop
Miller's
Kendall
Paul A. Westerberg
San Francisco
First Lutheran Church
Augustana Lutheran Synod
Falconer
Sherman G. Peterson
Ellicott
Affternoon
Howard J. Wisk
Wallace
A. Miller
G. H. Klinesiiver
Ina Andrews
George Marks
Waldo
Steve Bosko
Corry
Westfield
Chautauqua County
West Vinsta
Sinc Jenkins
Huttonatille
West Virginim
Washington
North Center Street
Keystone
VanCise
Irene
Samuel A. Carlson
Iron City
Blue Ribbon
Rolling Rock
Carling
Perry & Rezzelle
West Main St
Corry Hospital
Aix
Corps of Engineers
Chautauqua Lake - Ghadukoin
F. Harvey
Mayville
Chautauqua Lake
Lake Erie
Grawford County Fair
Ater Agency General, Insurance
Paul Pizor
Elim
Center St
Omy
Will
Patrick [E Tobin
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
John Francis O'Hara
Diocese of
Msgr
Tobin
Corre
al Tarris Aylvania
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