Sindlveeter Seen As Penn-Oil Director Nominee
Charles L Sindlveeter longtime Gill City figure and chairman of Penn-Oil Company is slated for election as a director of Souls Perm Oil Company at the annual meeting in Pittsburgh on April 20. Meantime, hospital and accident notes list discharges from Gary hospital and injuries in Oil City and Meadville region, including names Loyd Sterlock Mrs Robert Johnson and Son Mrs Lester Gray and others with injuries from spills and vehicle crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Sindlveeter
Penn- 2Oil Company
Gill City
Souls Perm OX Company
Mifees i Puttsburgtr
Gary Hospital
Loyd Sterlock
Euclid Street
Robert, Johnsonn
West
Washington Street
Lester Gray
East Main Street
Stareher
B.D
Centerville
Prank Chiricuvio
Shting Street
Paul Labowski
Corry
Stonling Rediger
R. D
Cony
Grace Ardery
Spartansburg
Kenneth Hooker
James Hobiselbrink Clymer
George McQuiston
Laura Ayers
Delos Ayers
Columbus
C._D
Fabricia Ann Piney
Thomas Phney
Cascade Street
Hamat Hospital
Oil City
Gathering Creighston
Emilenton
Helen Hindman
Callensuty
Accordion
City and Vicinity Shopping Ads and Local News Burst
City and Vicinity listing groceries and groceries specials from Pillsbury flour to baking powder and sausage with low prices. A radio broadcast by Rev W Sturt Anderson from Carlisle Barracks noted. authorities report on a missing boy incident in Erie and varied local notices and community events including Red Cross drive, Army Day plans, and shop ads from Woolworth and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury
Ige, Davis
Page & Ferry
W. Sturt Anderson
J. W. Jepson
Ridgway
Carlisle Barracks
Lutheran, United Lutheran Church
Ir. Anderson
St Luke's Church
Toledo
Ohio
Alusia
Paul de Raia
East 4Th Street
Opriz Pontoreiro
Selesp
Mariner's
Pridiay
V.fw
Holly's
Price cuts tied to lowered points in meat rationing
Washington April 5 the OPA announced reductions in meat rationing point values must be matched by lower retail prices to curb abuses by retailers. Retailers cutting points without price cuts face at least 25 percent below ceiling pricing. Treasury report shows April 2 balance and debt figures with increased expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Wwe
Reduction in Draft Quotas Expands to Older Workers
Washington reports an order recalling the over age group of potential draftees to enter war production or face possible conscription after May 2. Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey released a letter to draft boards extending the nondeferrable job rule to older men, aligning with earlier changes for younger ages. Simultaneously a reduction in April draft quotas aimed to steady inductions, with officials noting future compensating increases. Local headquarters indicated cuts up to 20 percent in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Pres
Washington
Heine
Lewis B. Mershey
Selective Service
Pub Ine
Former Resident Mrs George Wood Dies in Conneaut
Former resident Mrs George Wood 81 died Sunday in Conneaut Ohio. Survived by husband three sons George R Wood Rufus Wood and another son T T Wood with several grandchildren and two brothers Gus in Chicago and another in Caledonia. Funeral and burial set for tomorrow in Caledonia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicinity
George R. Wood
West
Congress Street
Wood
George Wood
Conneaut
Obio
Aboi
Connesus
George BR. Wood
Coury
Rufus Woot
Brean Deverent Wood
Bellarose
Gus
Chicago
Ab J Calodonis
Perishes in Fire Destroys Old Delaware Manor
Franklin Shanidl Marsh, a 31 year old farmer and member of a historic Delaware family, died in a blaze that consumed the 200 year old Cook's Rest manor at Angory Neck. His mother Bertha Stemple Marsh escaped after a futile effort to wake him. The fire, likely from a kitchen fireplace, also destroyed cherished possessions including a parchment deed to a Willian Shantian tract of 500 acres dating to pre Revolutionary times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Shanidl and
Marsh
Delaware
Cook's Rest
Angory Neck
Bertha Stemple ‘Marsh
Uae
Duke of York
Willian Shantian
Ground school classes aid local fliers in aviation advance
Dr Harry R Rhodes conducted ground school in aviation topics for twelve members and Civil Air Patrol volunteers over December to March. Two members, Blanche Loveland and Warren Hutchinson, passed private pilot exams in Pittsburgh. Others prepare for tests at Erie and nearby cities as Rhodes earns instructor ratings in meteorology and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Rhodes
Einssee
H. R. Rhodes
Miers
Blanche ‘Loveland
Warren Hutchinson
Thhey
Pittsburgh
Keith Nichols
Archie Miller
Corry
Harold Baumbach
Charles Lyons
Thilen City
Erle
Civil Air Patrol
Rhodes
Pittsburg
Boy Fractures Arm Playing Baseball with Neighborhood Group
Theoupre Cvaper, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Merle Copper of Corry, sustained a fracture of the right arm in an accident while playing baseball with neighborhood boys. He struck his arm on an overturned ladle hat handle and was taken to Corry hospital where he received treatment and was later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bryan
Samuel McFerridze
Oi City
Bltwood City
Oil City Hospital
Fred Reide
Townville
James H. Griffin
Saegertown
Talon
Meadville
Carl J. Bahr
War Department
Lieutensz Dohn Ht
Fabr
Journal
Crawford Coun
John HL. Bailey, Jr
Horace T Tavely
Harmonsbure
School of Mediale AL Universi
Pennsylvania
Diedine
Meadville Cig Hospital
Flaull
Columbus McClathery
Clark
McGlathery
Graham
Theoupre Cvaper
Merle Copper
E. D
Corry Hospital
Car of lime catches fire east of Columbus
Fire department responds to a carload of lime on fire near Erie Railroad siding east of Columbus Sunday afternoon about 2 30. Blaze extinguished before nightfall, car damaged, freight hauled to east-end yards. Cause and extent of loss not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Erie
Two Bombers Force Landings Near Columbus Air Base
Nine airmen escaped death as two medium bombers crashed near Columbus air base. Second Lieutenant William G. Filon of Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, piloting one aircraft, and First Lieutenant William L. Sittman of Herminie, Pennsylvania, piloting the other, survived forced landings after their planes went down amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Take Mula
Columba Air Base
Second Link
William G. Filon
Mercersing
Lient
William L. Sittman
Herminie
Lawmakers, Governor Eye Federation Aid in War’s Aftermath
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor discusses world federation plans with Democratic leader Lawrence. He urges careful action to avoid national disunity while the legislature considers resolutions in support of postwar federation. The governor quips that reform should follow decisive wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Army Corps
Martin
EL Guetar
Lawrence
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Goyerfio Morpin
David J. Lawgencn
Fine
Federation of Nations
United Nations
World Federation
Sale
Winnie
Allied push in Tunisia nears junction with Eighth Army
Allied headquarters in North Africa reported United States forces repelling Axis counterattacks and advancing toward a junction with General Montgomery's British Eighth Army near El Guetar and the Gabes area. Reports said Americans were wiping out German nests and taking prisoners despite strong opposition. British and French patrols pressed toward Mateur and Matem, while Allied artillery targeted Axis concentrations near Bizerte and Tunis as the campaign continued along the Tunisian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisla
Eighth Army
Aveseas
el Guetar
North Africa
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Gafsa-Gabes
Algiers
Malmassy
Guetar
Marshal Rommels
KE. A. N. Anderson
Mateun
Biverte
Mateur
Bernard L. Montgomery
Wadi el Atel
Gabes
Tunisia
Medje2-El-Bab
Bizerte
Tunis
First Army
Noth
First Aid Ointment and Soap Ad with Sanitized Claims
An old advertisement touts SAN-CURA Ointment as antiseptic for cuts burns bruises sores and skin irritations with SAN-CURA Soap marketed for tender skin including babies. It lists prices 35c and 60c for ointment and 25c for soap.
Fragmentary 19th century text with scattered phrases
Unclear OCR text showing disjointed fragments about Austria Germany Spain Kentucky Washington and fragments of names. The content hints at political bargaining, freedom, and international relations but is largely unintelligible with garbled words and missing context.
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Kellogs’s
Nea
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Coats
Zuckerman
Carry
DiBois
Blysonle Victoriy Eardening
Torlay
Dil Bois
Lions Clu
Eries
Brest Z. St. Jacgues
WAAC
Academy
John Hobeck
Parker White Metal Company
Steen‘s
Dial
Mtf
Corbett Cabinet Company
St. Marys
Middle Park
Glen Hazel
Commonwealth
Otean
Jamestown Macadam Company
Cattaraugus Tannery
Erie Tracks
BR. J
Titusville
Gapreti
A. Kerr
Jong
Ben
Mr. Kerr
Mrs Kerr
Powell Motors
Dimestowns
Paul A. Davis
Ta Oakmont Avenue
Jarhestown General Hospital
Plorence Hayes
Union City
Jennie Cassana
Pencu Street
William Denn
Hue
Thomas McCarty
St. Edward's PT. A
George W. Zins
Central Baptist Church
Wall
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
United States Army
Hisieutenant
Dunkirk
M.C. Zawadeki
Aera
W. L. Armitage
Tiniville
Tmy
Eric Stleoved
Selective Service Board
Aos Mesma Sfrmy
Navy
Marine Worps
St. Edward's
Ehour BT. A
Pratiklin Rebekah Lodge
Plesse Waar White Far Init Alien
Cormplanter Avenue
Bissell and
Cormplanter Avenues
Couch, Ltd
C. D. Hovis
Ils Bissell Avenue
Lillian Guid
J. B. Castor
East Frederick Street
McCray
Treasury Report
The
Treasury
War Industries
Pati
Lin
Marcy Buss
Charles Bance
Miller’s News
Bernstein Bros
Worth Center Street
Corry, Pannaylyonia
Wats Tithur
Michigan
Jy. Entitter
Tenn
Eontiz Chu
Hutler
Isos
Bnet
Austria
Sali
Kyoto
HENRY
Kame
Pt Agrieniti
Americon
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