Conference aids Erie Lakewood Church with 20000 donation
The Erie Conference of the Methodist Church assists in building a new Lakewood Church in Erie with a 20000 grant from the Conference Board of Missions. Rev James A Gaiser chaired as he presented the check to Lakewood’s president. Parsonage funds came from the Women’s Society gifts. Future plans include Wesley Church of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Conference
Methodist Church
Conference Board of Missions
Lakewood Church
Erie
James A. Gaiser
First Methodist Church
Lakewood Board
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesley Church of
New Castle
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List Names
Admitted patients include Mrs. Della Bena at Moravia street 91712 Peter Nati vio 1008 Clearview avenue Mrs. Veronica Bubnik Hileman apartments Florence Eckley 12114 East Brook Carl Peterson 1217 Finch street Mrs. Sara Binger R D 2 Wampum Mrs. Genevieve Salaman 110 Oakland avenue Mrs. Martha Wanner 511 Sumner avenue. Discharged patients include Mrs. Mary Ruzzo 101 West Wabash avenue Mrs. Gertrude Bowen and infant 135 North Beaver street Moses Essiff 525 Electric street Grover Deer field Edenburg Louis Russo 113 Friendship street Mrs. Jean Bro
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Della Bena
Moravia Street
Peter Nativio
Clearview Avenue
Veronica Bubnik
Hileman
Florence Eckley
East Brook
Carl Peterson
Finch Street
Sara Binger
R. D
Wampum
Genevieve Salaman
Oakland Avenue
Martha Wanner
Sumner Avenue
Mary Ruzzo
West Wabash Avenue
Gertrude Bowen
Names and addresses listed in local notice
A long list of names and street addresses appears in a local notice, including residents such as David Stewart Anthony Rosati Thomas DeLanzo Walter E Wilson Stephen McAllister Lorenzo Toscano and Edna D Coe, with numerous Miss Mrs and Mr entries across multiple towns. Discharged individuals include Lynn McGaughey James McKibben David Badger Harvey Leroy Miller Elizabeth Lockhart and others.
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M. Edythe Dunlap
Winter Avenue
Dorothy Bodner
R. D
Edenburg
Martha McNally
Lincoln Avenue
Catherine McClure
New Wilmington
Mary Philpott
Boyles Avenue
Grace Gorencis
Slivery Rock
Edna D. Coo
Sharon
Nora McCracken
Leasure Avenue
Bruce Pickel
Clenmore Blvd
Wendell Jennings
North Street
Bonnie Amon
Madison Avenue
Hilma Kiminkinen
Bessemer
Diana Polum
Butler
Lloyd Clark, Jr
Harry Kennedy
Fountain Inn _ Hotel
Ethel Williamson
Lynn McGaughey
James McKibben
E. Mainstreet
David Badger
Harvey Leroy Miller
Norris Way
Elizabeth Lockhart
Sumner Avenue
Irene Branscome
Englewood Avenue
Florence Sodersten
Pulaskit Road
Robert W. Lamm
Stella Mamarek
N. Cedar Street
Mary Ellen Coyles
Walnut Street
Elsie Hagan
Schenley Avenue
Navy Seaman Reenlists, Home on Leave
R. M. Young seaman second class of R. D. No. 1 New Castle reenlisted at the New Castle navy recruiting station on April 24, 1948 and is now home on leave from duties at the naval air material center Philadelphia Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Young
USN
New Castle
Naval Air Material Center
Philadelphia
Typewriter Invention Attributed To Christopher Sholes
In 1867 Christopher Sholes of Mooresburg Pennsylvania is credited with inventing an early typewriter, a crude and cumbersome machine that paved the way for later writing devices.
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Christopher Sholes
Mooresburg
Man from Colon Tries Remedies for Sciatic Pain
Robert Jordan of Colon Michigan suffered hip to calf pains that worsened to prevent sitting and work. He tried many medicines and treatments with no relief. The item advertises Bensacee Muscle Rule back guarantee promising partial relief or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jordan
Colon
Mich
Mr. Jordan
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Steiner
Cohasset
Tenner’s
Steiner's
Kirsch
Washington St
U. S. Navy
O' Os Escure Rams
Terrace School For Craftsmen Inc
Avenue
New Terrace Castle
Dr. Locke
Florsheim
Davis Shoe CO
Len Amy
Goodfsyear
Braatz
Croton
Coubs
Navy
S. E. Bond
Fred L. Rentz
Geta
Ladies’ Store
Polen’s Supermarket
Croton Ave
Fredian Bros
New Castle Dry Goods
Westtagice i
Gerson
Gerson’s
J. R. Weed
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