Navy Mothers Plan Evening Meeting at Union Rooms
The Navy Mothers will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Union rooms. Attendance is desired. Also noted is the illness of Ben Rickerson at North Center street for two months with little improvement. Corry Hospital discharged Mrs. Homer Bulard and her son from RD 2 Corry. Ronald Hixson, 18 months, and Ralph Hixson of 825 West Church Street were admitted as medical patients. Hixson’s condition is satisfactory today. Mrs. John Dulin Broughton, 525 Grand Street, Corry, Pa, waives responsibility for others’ contracted debts.
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Navy
Ben Rickerson
North Center Street
Homer Bulard and Son
RD. 2
Corry
Corry Hospital
Ronald Hixson
Ralph Hixson
West
Church Street
Cory Hospital
John {Dulin) Broughton
Grand Street
Coxenl
Gelock
Holt
Jamestown
H. Alun Gihson
Ares
Canada
O. J. Sauder
Hotel Jamestown
Durine
Mesani
Eny
Borge Gay
Neuenische Es Wondsy
RW. Palmer
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Plante Quintin
de Gourbel
Norman
Adams
Ropi
France
Crile Clinic
Cleveland
Arthur McCray
Gospel Ell
I Station Road
Mildred
Bell
Harry Wiltsie
lCorry
United Brethren Women's Missionary Society
H. H. Gilson
West Cabaress Street
Leona White
Lutheran Dailies' Aid Society
Dorr Clark
Carl Gustafson
G. D. Turner
Meadville
Miles Horst
Horst
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
James S. Forbes
Polk State School
Velango County
Elizabeth Gross Forbes
Forbes
C. Arthur Blass
Lew
Local notices and ads reflect Hilltop damage and civic items
Fresh damage in the Hilltop area is being assessed by County Farm Agent W A Ross as frost and sleet storms are reported by the weather bureau. Public notices include school reorganizations, bingo events, local sales, and civic meetings across Mayville Titusville Corry Lander Meadville and surrounding areas.
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Powell Motor Go
Kane
W A Ross
U.S
Weather Bureau
Ross
Meerdink's
Ttf
Kane Publc
Kane Board of Education
State Department of Education
C. D
Mayville
Supreme Court
Lee L. Ottaway
Ovtsway
OPA price hikes on meats amid wage rise impact
The OPA announced small increases of one to two cents per pound on bacon ham wieners bologna and sausage to offset higher meat costs after recent wage rises. Separate notes cover a divorce plea by Albin Danner from Erie who seeks reversal of a court denial as his wife reportedly does not want him. Emmanuel Guild to meet Thursday at 2 20 pm hosted by Mrs Bonsteel and Mrs Mathews at the parish hall.
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Judy
William Smith
Meadville
Oil City
City Counncil
Corry Bakery
Titusville
Oar Hill
OPA
Erie
State Superior Court
Pittsburgh
Elmer L. Evans
Albin
Danner
Judee Evans
Lyman G. Shreve
Emmanuel Guild
Morrs Bonsteel
William Mathews
Steelworker guilty of second degree murder in Allentown
Allentown, Pa. April 9 John Burnak, steelworker, was convicted of second degree murder for the slaying of Benjamin G. Bunjheil, a former Army sergeant, shot to death with Burnak’s wife last December 20. The verdict came after about 17 hours of jury deliberation. Sentencing delayed on a motion for new trial. The case also notes Burnak’s trial on charges of killing his estranged wife Madeline has been continued to July term. The verdict carries a maximum of 20 years and $10,000. Burnak showed emotion during the verdict, while the jury was polled at the request of defense counsel.
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F .Mayvile
Anthony Johnson
Dunkirk
Leo J. Mleczko
Lydia A. Warner
Silver Creek
Jonson
Supreme Court
Lee L. Ottaway
Mayville
Sunset Heights
Roseburg
West Central Avenue
Riggs
Columbus
Methodist Church
Pt.g
Holt's
N. Center St
Allentown
John Burnak
Benjamin G. Bunjheil
Mer
Barnak
Barnek
Madeline
Tne
Wittiout
Youth Held in Shooting of Clarendon Sailor
Associated Press report states 23 year old Eugene Lee, a Negro, is held for grand jury inquiry over the death of Radioman James G. Hulings of Clarendon Pennsylvania. Police testimony indicates Lee tried to flee the scene with his brother Henry in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eugene Lee
James G. Hulings
Clarendon
Louis H. Giersch
Lee
Henry
Churchill Letters Warn of War Risk to Japan Threat
A pair of Churchill messages warns that Japan could vent aggression against the UK and its allies in the coming weeks. He cautions that if Britain alone is attacked, the brave consequences could be dire, while later notes suggest improved news as a foreign minister heads to Moscow.
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Churchill
Japan
Alf
Moscow
B&ak
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Wystio
Austin
Igc
Bexstave
Staley’s Cube
Starch
Britex Cleaner
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Jessup and Turner Men’s Store
Jomas Motor Co
Dea
Holly
Sorenson’s
West Main St
Dial
Akin! Association
Hae
Kendall
Miller
Rockview Penitentiary
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Atlantic
Uinestown
Dewey
New York City
White Plains
Binghamton
Bumtato
Utica
Rote
Main St
Concord Community Ci
Columbus Pta
Earl Button
Panama
Laken
FEC
Erlin
Rome
Dillon
U. S
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