Local News Briefs Reflect Health, Traffic and Officials
Walter H Hills of North Center street shows steady improvement after ten days of critical illness. Mrs C R McNierney of Titusville injured when her car overturned on Route 27 near Diamond while attempting to pass another vehicle. Edldie Peyton seeks parole after serving a term in the Allegheny County workhouse following a serious assault and battery case. Rev James R Reamer installed as Grave Lutheran church pastor in Franklin with large turnout. Mrs Rozillah Proper Waters of Tionesta dies after years of illness. widow of Civil War veteran Daniel Waters. Rev H R MacMillan of Bradford named moderator of Oil Creek Baptist association. officers announced. A man jailed in Crawford County for ten days on assault charges faces further action in Meadville. S. Labonowskd of Cambridge Springs held for trial on peace violation charges. Chautaqua County Pomona Grange joins Ellington Grange for a two day rural meeting in Ellington.
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Walter H. Hills
North Center Street
C. R. McNierney
Titusville
Route 27
Diamond
Clare Kent
Crawford County
Peyton
James R. Reamer
Grave Lutheran Church
Franklin
Rozillah Proper Waters
Tionesta
Daniel Waters
H. R. MacMillan
Bradford
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Allee Sill
Warren
A.b.colby
Eric
Labonowskd
Cam
Joseph A. Tmiboden
Smith Brothers Hardware
St. Marys
St. Marys Hospital
Mire
Charles Keller
Bloomsburg
Union City
Mark Graves
Albany
New York State
Association of Supervisors
Jamestown
Cramford
John Paul Crowley
Enterprise
Warren General Hospital
Kane
Rule Hunter
LeRoy Ovarbeol
Maytag
Justice of Peace
Emile Stenger
John G.long
Commonwealth
Martin Duda
Conneautville
Tohn Reinhold
Erie
Reinhold Pharmacy
Pelson
Pennsylvania
Raimoad
Blaine Lillian Niemec
Erie Gate
Meadville area notes and notices span arrests to local events
Local items list a January arrest in Meadville for larceny tied to a bicycle theft, Meade County prison escape context, and a Warren coroner’s jury finding on a July crash. Also noted are community notices on PTA meetings, church anniversaries, a Union City hospital report, a Kane transport franchise bid, social events, and regional rail crossing incidents with several minor court actions.
PTA Congress at Harrisburg October 13 15
Harrisburg Sept 19 The annual convention of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers will be held in Harrisburg October 1915 with about two thousand people expected. Speakers include Dr Lester K Ade Mrs Howard H Hall Dr Charles Swope Mrs Walter E Greenwood and others. Events include open sessions at Educational Building Penn Harris Hotel an international evening and tours with dinners and banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Lester K. Ade
Howard H. Hall
Congress-of-Parents and
Charles Swope
State Teachers College
Weal Chester
Walter E. Greenwood
Congress
A. H. Reeve
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
E. ©. Kiernan
Parent Education
F. M. Hosmer
Pennilirris
Hershey Industrial School
Hershey
E. If. Kiernan
Dr. Ade
Penn-Harris Hotel
Brookville Man Dies By Own Hand In Tragedy
Brookville Pa September 19 Despondent since a lifelong friend shot and killed his housekeeper and himself three weeks earlier Robert Sowers 63 a father of four died by a bullet in his home near Brookville He had been companion and friend of Fred Heckman whose unrequited love for the house keeper Mrs Elizabeth Shepard led to the earlier shooting Sowers death was instantaneous according to Deputy Coroner Howard C Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Robert Sewers
Nearnt
Sowers
Fred Heckman
Elizabeth Shepard
Howard C. Johnson
Social Justice Union to Meet at Grand Theatre
All persons interested in the Gonal Union for Social Justice are invited to attend a meeting at the Grand Theatre building on N Center Street Sunday September 2 at 2 30 o'clock Speakers from Hyle will discuss social justice Messages will be brought by well qualified speakers All members of the local unit and others interested in Rather Goughlin's organization are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Parents Teachers Association
First Congregational Church
Kane
Corry
Donaldson's Grove
Sprig Creek
Stanley Anderson
Doris Doolittle
Harold Wolfe
Charlotte Walters
Ruth Dahmend
Olaf Young
Helen Johnson
Ruby MicCullough
Helen Brown
Texaco
N. Cohen & Sons
Mercer Road
Sandy Lake
Joseph Heim
Stonebovoy Vila Heim
Donna Aley
Lebanon
Jack Dillman
Highway Patrol
Heim
Claude Perry
Crescent
M. B Sunttay Scoottet
Bima Gordon
East South Street
Virginia’ Loveland
Franke
Lillie
Gordon
American Legion
N. Center St
F-St
W. C. Sealet
East Wayne Street
Dorcas
K. S. Durham
East Main Street
Monege
A Gonal Union For Social Justice
Bbe
Grand Theatre P
N. Center Street
Bolm
Hyle
Rather Goughlin
Calling All Horses in Manchester Radio Equipped Horse
Sammy a four horse of the Lancashire constabulary will be the first animal in England to wear a radio receiving and transmitting set designed for traffic control work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Sammy
Lancashire Constabulary
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Wing Willi Star Stores
Pibair
Keister’s
Keister
Gulf Electric Motor Oil
Gulf Oil
Gulf
Perlecu
Will J. Wilcox
Wayne Hi. Haynes
Meean County
Smethport
Haynes
Morse
N. Cohen & Soris Texaco
Joseph M. Taylor
Portland
Meadville
L. Rhodes
Cambridge Springs
Gerald Karnes
R. D
Bille Countty Court
Ridgway
Leonard A. Anderson
Bally's Pool Toam
Johnsonburg-St. Marys
Anderson
John G. Reser
Duncannon
Resser
Chiricuzio
Clarion
Kane, Sheffield and
Warren ‘Transit Company
Ikind Froi
Rennieman’s
Harley J. Morgisie
Clarke
Allegheny
Donald Neyton
Frattslin Street
Dorothy Neyton
Miss Neyton
Bridge
Fern Raymond
Joan Place
F. H. Barthelme
Hawy Alexander
Mike Neylon
J. 5. Neylon
Melgin McElroy
George Stanford
Carlyre ‘Thomas
J. H. Bartholme
Jane Iin
Helen Gumbleton
Betty Byers
Angeline Marsh
PTA
Eddie Cantor
Cohen
Try’s Leading Manufactur
Nowth Center St
Ladies’ Shop
Social Justice Union
Model Dairy Co
Corry, Penna
Sitores
Sunnyfield Flour
Hamburg
Haddock
Evel Rap
Miu
Tusi Ale
Abou Tare
the Cured Bank Avery
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