Jamestown papers merge to form Jamestown Post Journal
Jamestown will consolidate The Jamestown Journal and The Timestown Post into the Jamestown Post Journal. Officers of the Jamestown Newspaper Corporation will lead the new publication, with John A. Hall as managing editor and Henri M. Hall retiring from the Journal but remaining financially involved. The Post’s editor J Harold Swanson and Hill will oversee the transition as the plant expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
James
Jamestown Journal
Timestown Post
Jamestown Post
Jamestown Newspaper Corporation
Post-Journal
Ralph C. Sheldon
Alfred G. Hill
Levant M. ‘Hall
J. Robert
Alfred “Hill
Jounal
Kansas
Hilliater
Fort Collins
Col
Express-Courier
Cheyenne
Wyo
Freemont Tribune
Union City Pool Room Looted in Overnight Break
Union City proprietors Estes and Nickerson reported burglars broke in between midnight and seven am at their Palmer block pool hall on North Main Street. They stole about $60, cigars, cigarettes and candy after prying a glass pane and unlocking the rear door. Police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Estes and Nickerson
Palmer Block
North Main Stret
Sparta Man Hurt on Farm and Red Cross Sewing for Needy
Sparta area notes recount Rexford Still and family motor trip to Indian Mound of Kingua and Scanandore home on Quaker Bridge. Red Cross group plans sewing for needy in England while local events include wind-damaged orchards, a death, church notices, and community visits across Concord Corners Lincolnville and Tillotson Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Halfast
Red Cross
Fruit Belt
Sparta
Spartansburg
Land
Rexford Still
Maude'Still
G. A. Buxton
Kingua
Joel Scanand
Lore
Raphael
Quaker Bridge
Scanandore
New York State
Syracuse
England
Bara
Concord Corners
Walter Pfeiffer
Westfield
Fallway
Hiram Johnson
Vernal Torrey
Clifton Torrey
Lincolnville
Vernal
Charles Torrey
Cecile
Mary
Glenn
Union City
Torrey Funeral Home
Paul W. Hunter
Little Cooley
Loomis
Tillotson Corners
Earl Broughton
East Hickory
L. E. Moore
William Sherif
Cleveland
Ohio
J. A. Winans
Harry Risenberick
Grape
Glenn Steadman
Ralph Steadman
Greenville
Philip Burton
Glenn Burton
Erie gas stations visited loot small
Erie investigators report three city gas stations entered over the weekend with minimal thefts. A Sinclair at 27th and Parade streets was entered between 8:30 p.m. Saturday and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, two tires valued at 21 missing after a rock smashed a window. Walter J. Good reported his station at 36th and Washington Avenue entered between 7 p.m. Sunday and 12:20 a.m. Monday, a window smashed but nothing taken. Wildermuth station at 2107 West 26th Street was entered at 8:30 a.m. Sunday but a burglar alarm frightened the thieves away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sinclair
Parade Streets
Walter J. Good
West 32Nd Street
36Th
Washington Avenue
Wildermuth
26Th Street
Men lock 100 day terms after fishing law appeal
Three Franklin men Merle Krepp G W Krepp and R C Krepp refused to pay fines of 150 each for Pennsylvania fishing law violations and appealed to court. They now face 100 days in county jail or a $450 bond plus costs after a Saturday ruling. The charges stemmed from an alleged joint effort on the Allegheny River to obstruct a fish warden during a Sunday night incident involving a device used for king salmon and bulldog fishing. Judge Lee A McGrawken ruled the evidence supported convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Merle Krepp
G W. Krepp
R. C. Krepp
Donald Pheniele
Lee A. McGrawken
Allegheny
Zach
Rain ends immediate menace to woods in Kane area
Rain on Monday dampened a forest fire hazard across the Allegheny National Forest and adjacent tracts. The most serious blaze was at Halton where damage occurred to several acres burned and containment efforts continued into Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Allegheny National Forest
Halton
Plan Benefit Dinner At Sparta Mission
The ladies of the parish of Our Lady of Victory Mission at Spartansburg announce a benefit dinner to be served in Firemen's Hall next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The fund supports planned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Mission
Spartansburg
Registre Scho ning Wing Pro Ollment At School Ela
Registre Scho ning is linked to a wing program for school ela, with 60 eas anticipated to gain access. The item notes efforts to expand enrollment and support for students in need.
fragmentary OCR item from historical paper
Readable fragments indicate a brief notice or item with unclear details and names not fully legible. The text suggests a local notice or column snippet, but no complete action date or person can be confirmed from the available characters.
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Union City Pool Room
Gloria Harry
Gloria Vir
Qaoin Barry
Cortheasters
Wirt Ingram
F. Ingram
Dorus Shreve
Garland
Nola Yoas
Punxsutawney
Floy Ramsey
New Castle
Clarence Baker
Spring Creeks
Mary Lemmert
New York City
Roy Grosshieltz
Ann Bell
Elya Farley
Meadville
Elnora Farley
Baptist Noles
Baptist Church
Cassa Fuller
C.F
Mabel Schreckengost
M. T. Seller
Chevrolet
United States
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Corry
Woodlands
Edgebrook
Orchard Park
Morrell’s
Wed
Brookfield
H. C
S. C
UJ. S. S. Cowie
U. S. S. Knight
Boston Navy Yard
Austin M. Knight
REX Theatre
Aloma of
Crawford M. Woods Co
Mike Hithynski
G. D. Eldred
HUTZ
Phe-Avenue
Geo. B. McIntyre
R. D
J. L. Goodwill
Freeman Stokers
BUY Rogers
Sirman
Fot
American & Standard
Rapiator “ Sanitary conPonarion
Mminois Iron & Bolt Go
Reas Carpentereville
Ill
Chicago
Eleanor E. Speck
Seltzer
Vicks Vaporvb
Lindsley’s Pharmasy
Clyde McCray
Dial
Dal
Carl B. Nelson, R. Dee Rossbacher
Insurance Agency
Aladdin
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler & Plymouth
First’ Avenue
Wing
Willi
Eagle Mile
Corry, Pa
W. A. Dunlap
Franz
Just
Robert “Resgle
Velta Otoore
Shambaugh
Wet Main St
Auer Patrice
Yohe
Massagic
Massagic Shoes
Spiesman
Susay A
Eder
Olde
Fall Drug
Pinkham’s
de Tron & Yeast
FITCH
Ranté Snrotl Wenit Ted
Enix
Ann Oak
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