Titusville Legion elects new commander at well attended meeting
William A. Lowrie was elected commander of Cleo J. Ross Post 268 with many present. He will succeed Arvid H. Anderson. Also noted are for sale items at 27 West Congress Street. In Snegertown, the volunteer fire department bought land north of the borough line to develop a community playground with baseball and football facilities for school children and a potential clubhouse by the firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
William A. Lowrie
Cleo J
Snegertown
Katherine of Perry
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Worler
Michael Batley
Steven Linski
Pinxsutawney
Esther Jane Bolshough
Barnesboro
Pantall Hotel
Pinxsy
Adrian Hospital
Evie
Miriam J. Kersteller
Townline Road
R. D
Eric
St. Vincent’ Hospital
Alton Bromley
Corfy
Cony Hospital
Rght
John Kibler
Ajax Tron
J. W. Laskey
Colonial Beach
Virginia
Stella Suean Ross
Stanley Henton
Cummins Funeral Home
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Piclock
Townsend Club
Strange Love
Harriet
Davis
Dunkirk
Allan A. Pierce
Margaret Boeteker
William J. H. Boeteker
Denver
Colo
Miss Boetcker
Local notices and ads from Corry and nearby towns
A roundup of brief items across Corry and surrounding areas includes discharged hospital names in Corry, a GE appliance source at Meerdink's, Panama school bus crowd and bus demand, holiday closings by Zalzneck and Son, obituary for James B. Porterfield of Oil City, Perry's Beauty Salon specials, Meadeville police and civic notes, a Titusville fundraiser update, crime and legal items from Franklin and Erie County cases, and a Franklin testimony at a liquor board hearing about underage drinking at a War Veterans Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Hospital
Lois McGray
King Street
Mynford, Williams
East Main Street
Richard Hurst
Maple Avenue
Patricia Kuss
Walter Kitts
Corry
Meerdink’s
Panama
Panama Central School
Anderson Brick & Supply Company
North Center Street
Dial
Meadville
Robert Maillard
West Mead Township
Neha
Grawford
Belecounti
Central Labor Temple
Water Street
Reynolds
Sorenson
Main Street
Strike Develops as Sympathy Walkouts Grow
A court injunction prompts strike sympathizers to protest at the Allegheny county court house. Judge Smart and others refuse bail for Mueller, insisting only an appellate court may fix bail. The crowd, including union leaders, reacts with agitation as mounted police restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sri Rage
Smart
Harry
Rowand
William P. McNaugher
Mueller
John J. Kane
Alleghany County, Commissioners
Pittsburgh Tabor
Kane
Anthony J. Federoff
O1o-Steel City Industrial Union Council
Usell
George Deering
Pennsylvania
Dredging to deepen Erie harbor channel begins
Dredging operations started in Erie harbor to restore the entrance and approach channels to 25 feet, with the Hopper Dredge Taylor under U.S. Engineer Office Buffalo supervision. Work continues until about October 7, as part of federal navigation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Hardware
Erie Harbor
Taylor
U. S. Engineer's
Buffalo
Radio Schedule Listings Across Networks
NBC offers Liftsweap saps NBC-7 and shows The Great Gildersleeve District Attorney Kay Kyser and Dennis Day in prime time. CBS features The Whistler Dr Christian Frank Sinatra Dinah Shore and Guest in the House. ABC presents Lone Ranger Fish and Hunt Court of Missing Heirs and Pranie Carle music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Mrs. North
Great Gildersleeve
Kay Kyser
Dennis Day
CBS
Joan Loring
ABC
Pranie Carle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salvation Army
The
Wing-Willi Star Stores, Inc
Phesses
Ata
Ne Casts
Boy AR Dee
Keystone Milk Gibbs Vegetable Soup
Snider's Spinach
Ford Motors
Powell Motor
Miller's Kendall
Rotary Club
George Turnlor
Grove Gily
Josephine
Perry
Franklin
Rump
Mt. Oliver
Pittsburgh
Franklin-Oil City
Washingtom Bridge
Ralph J. Brunton
Sanstone
Frank Bliss
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
Wessiom
Eisenmans
Mums
Dimkirkt
American Fork Hoe Company
Nile
CIO
United Steel Workers of Americ
Thomas P. Casey
Charles Rudolph
Jost
Shamburg
Stora
Queentex
Lanston
South Center Stroat Dial
LEED
Montgomery Weed
Fekensi
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