Fairview PTA Meeting and Local Notices
The Fairview P T A meeting is set for this afternoon at 3 15 at the post home on West Washington street Room 1 Regular members and interested neighbors urged to attend Also reports from Bradford about Rabbi Hecht becoming spiritual leader of the Beth Ag congregation and local hospital discharge and patient updates from Corry Hospital including Grace Pierce William Wilcox and Flora Holly lists.
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Fairview P. T. A
W. PF. W
Post Home
Washington Street
Warren
Bradford
Rabb Morris Hecht
New York City
Beth ‘Eral
Syngesie Teiders
Rabbi Hecht
Mas
Corry Hospital
Grace, Pierce
Wright Street
William Wilcox
East Street
Wallace Mick
Maln Street
Frank Fitch
Columbus Avenue
Charles Kolaja
Spartansburg
Flora Holly
West Main Street
Cory Hospital
Names Falcone
West Plajsant Street
St. Elizebeth’s
McCloskey
West Main
Blaine Hays 62 veteran railroad trainmaster dies
Blaine Hays 62 a veteran Pennsylvania Railroad trainmaster and longtime Negley resident died Monday in St Vincent's Hospital after a lengthy illness. He joined the railroad October 1 1901 as a telegraph operator on the eastern division and served 45 years.
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Powell Motor Co
Eric
Blaine Hays
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent's Hospital
Negley
Penmsylvania Railroad
Meerdink’s
Meadville boy burned in 1945 blast moved for skin grafts
Bobby Fredericks, 13, long treated for severe burns from a May 29 1945 tractor gasoline explosion at Bethesda Home, was transported to Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh. Two plastic specialists will attempt skin grafts on his arm and chest, with Dr Harry Rich leading the procedures.
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Pittsburgh
Meadville
Bobby Fredericks
Spencer Hospital
Bethesda
Allegheny General Hospital
Bobby
Harry Rich
Search parties seek missing Belgian plane in New York area
New York Sept 18 search parties were sent to locate a Belgian airline plane carrying 87 passengers and seven crew members overdue in Gander Newfoundland and at La Guardia. Fernand Martens, New York agent for Sabuena, said the plane was due about 1 a.m. EDT today as conditions limited visibility. Goose Bay Labrador was noted as a possible alternate landing point.
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New York
Gander
N. F
la Guardia
Fernand Martens
airlin—Sabuena
Maytens
Newfoundland
le Guar- Gig
Goose Bay
Labrador
Prescription Drug Store Opens Thursday
The newly remodeled drug store advertises advanced equipment for handling biological supplies kept at low temperatures. A new tile floor covers the entire store enhancing its appearance. Mr and Mrs Seastead have moved to the city and reside in an apartment above the store. Mrs Seastead is Ruth Anderson, daughter of Albert and Mrs Anderson, formerly of Grove Street, now living in Rotingsville.
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Prescription Drug
Seastead
Ruth Anderson
Albert Anderson
Grove Street
Rotingsville
Forgery Suspect Pleads Guilty to Nine Checks in Erie
Erie September 18 George Gardner 41 pled guilty to three counts of forgery in passing checks and was sent to county jail without bond by Alderman William Heisler pending next term court. He signed a confession with Detective Captain Roy B Mong admitting passing nine checks totaling 835.87 on Erie merchants since July 1. Police believe Gardner passed about 8357 in Erie and other cities arriving from Huntingdon West Virginia with Arden Hotel as an address.
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Erie
George Gardner
William Heisler
Heisler
Gardner
Roy B. Mong
Huntingdon
W. Va
Arden Hotel
Wallace Expected to Resign Tonight Amid Turmoil
The article reports President Truman weighing Wallace’s continued role after Wallace and Commerce Secretary Hourihan issued statements on foreign policy. Wallace’s New York speech drew harsh reactions, with Admiral Standley accusing Wallace of sabotaging the nation and aiding the enemy.
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Gonvinee
Wallace
Commerce
Abe
Providence
Truman
New York
William Standley
Moscow
Los Angeles
Ehol
Board to Decide on Meat and Butter Prices
The board met to set meat and butter prices amid cautious remarks from Thompson who warned dairy moves could trigger industry control. The Agriculture Department reported a 3.4 cent per quart milk price rise in 25 cities since May, a modest four tenths of a cent since last month’s decree.
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Thompson
Agricultural Department
Fragmentary OCR Item About Donald A. Name or Date
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a Donald with a vague action about turning or finding something. No clear date, place, organization, or outcome is readable from the text.
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Dulaney
Birdseye
Wing-Willi Star
Eee Eeteeg
Wilcox
Botany
Paul's
Ford Super Service
the National Bank OF Corry
Deposita I
The
Fergal Deporit Ingaragoe Corporation
J. Orn Waite Tuesdas
Jacob Held
William Horst
Blanche Horst Fisher
Robert Fisher
Horst
Rees
Security People’s ‘Trust
Iesiarons
Dr. Horst
Ikely
Franz
Franklin
David Neik Slater
Carpenters Corners
Stoneboro
Greenville
Frank Bliss
Dial
Tio Ney Tris
Brie
Dan Barney
Wattsbure
Frank Robinson
Elmer Schoolcraft
Nathan Wilfong
Model Dairy Co
Titusville
Riley S. Ames
Dot
Crawford County
Kane
Raymond Gladgett
Jamestown
Clarence Wagner
Lyle Holmes
Miller's
Kendall
Sherif John
Gunningham
George W. Snyder
Buffalo Street
Ellsworth Ewing
Oil City
Snyder
Rdinboro
Edinboro
Tul
Women of the Moose
Sharp Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Lola Hill
Cora Damon
Tituavile
Patricia
John A. Price
Newtontown
Mariah
Alexander Farm
Sciota Road
Dunkettle
Niagara Motors Corporation
Paul P. Ferrar
American Viscose Corporation
William R. Ewing
Loesl 8
Marty
West Central Avenue
Faulich
Frank Eccles
Butler County
Edward Harvey
Tionesta
Titusvills
City of
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Sidlng
PERKS
Peclaiiaes Bt
Einepin
Smith Street
City Cab Company
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Philadelphia
Forger
Eric Alderman
Phillips
Dneara
the Bracken
Golden Rule Foundation
Morticians
Al's Clothes Shop
Gabarbine
North Center Street
Corry
Dorey, F
John Poliye
of Erie
Lawrence J
St Sylvester ‘Woodward
Sonsta Elven
Giblin To ‘Mypleaver
Roger Mi
Mary Pile
Wayneton
Cobbett
Chang
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