Man Injured As Blaze Destroys Farm Home
Meadville April 12 A damaged hose injured a fireman as flames destroyed a two story frame home on a dirt road near Cochranton. Maurice Dickson 29 of Cashfenton volunteer company suffered a serious eye injury while crews fought the blaze. The home owned by Mr Resmins tenants and John Keiser family was engulfed as fire swept through the root and upstairs after a pile of sparks fed the flames.
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Meadville
Cochranton
Franklin Pile
Pettis
Maurice Dickson
Cash-fenton Volunteer Fire Company
Wetton In Force
Afr
Doe
Mie
John Keiser
Radio Schedule Highlights War Bond Drive and Top Shows
Tonight on the air list includes a Second War Bond Drive with regular intervals and special announcements. NBC and CBS present talks, variety shows, quiz programs, concerts, and premieres featuring stars like Frederick March, Richard Crooks, Claudette Colbert, Marlene Dietrich, and more while wartime morale topics and speakers such as Morgenthau Dewey and Wendell Willkie appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hemingway
NBC
Calline
Nan— Mower
Lid
Paul ¥. McNutt
Dean Pardue
Lorita Kramer Bets Donald J Busch In Erie Church Ceremony
Lorita Bernice Kramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wrank Kramer of Erie married Donald John Busch son of Mr and Mrs John Frederick Busch of Erie at Church of the Covenant Erie. Rev Ralph McAtee officiated with flowers palms and pine. Bride wore white crepe gown with draped skirt surplice bodice and Chantilly lace mantilla with white orchid corsage. Attendants included her sister Mrs Alyin Strodk. Best man Jack Prescott and ushers Raymond Bumay and Henry Schatmeter. A family reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 26 East 30th Street Erie after a wedding trip eastern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LorRita Bernice Kramer
Donald J. Busch
Lorkita Bernice Kramer
Robert Wrank Kramer
Erie
Corry
Wis
Donald John Busch
John Prederick Busch
Church of the Covenant
Erle
Ralph McAtee
Fram
Alyin Strodk
Norman Rehm
Jack Prescott
Reyanond Bumay
Henry Schatmeter
East 30Th Street
Luise Huep
Helen Spencer
Bonella Gordon
Donald Anderson
Charles Realing
Helen Lodge
Busrh
Belvivore State Teachers’ College
Darchester School For
General Bex Trie ‘Company
Busch Ip
Tri-Stats College
Angola
General Electric
Nazarene Missionary Society Entertained at Farewell Meeting
The Werner's Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene met with Mrs. Rosa Westley of Worth Street on Friday to tie a quilt. President Mrs. Clarence Bailey led devotions and Mrs. James Russ accompanied on piano as the group sang. Mrs. Anne Fox led prayer with farewell remarks for Mrs. EO Altie, who received a purse of money. Westley and Mrs. Bolley later served refreshments. next meeting details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner's Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Clarence Bailey
James Russ
Anne Fox
Tesson
Altie
Mrs Merle Hamilton Honored At Shower
A pleasant gathering Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Hamilton on Shady Avenue honored Mrs Merle Hamilton with a bridal shower. Twenty four friends and neighbors attended as games and visiting filled the evening followed by a luncheon served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Elis Hamilton
Baret Moore
Esther Lloyd
Births Report From Cary and Corry Hospitals In Scrambled Text
A jumble of birth notices lists newborns at Cary and Corry hospitals. The items name parents including Mr and Mrs Mike Maketh Cleveland Ray mond Eullund Helen Berry Pyt Eullund Joseph Reyda Chester Swarm James Kysor Kenneth Morris and locations such as Fork Bragg Amarillo and 612 West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Hospital
Pyt
Raymond Eullund
Mutlund
Helen Berry
West Plessant Street
Pyt. Eullund
Fork Bragg
Corry Hospital
Joseph Reyda
East Coastess Street
Chester Swarm
Brock Street
James ‘Kysor
East Main Street
Pvl
Bysor
Amarillo
Texag
Pleasing Recital At Convent Sees Music Group Shine
Mothers and friends of a group art beginners in music enjoyed a Saturday piano recital at the Convent. The program featured pieces such as Chord Frolic and Hop O My Thumb, solos by George Sperry and Theresa Halley, and a story and song rendition of Jack and the Beanstalk by James Sullivan. Margareth Dempsey presented Ye tale of Cinderella with music, Kathie Hoax spoke on Stephen Collins Foster, and Marie Theresa Henman sang La Donna Mobile. A Victory buffet followed with red white and blue decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sperry
George M. Cahan
Macy
Jean Sullivan
Theresa Halley
Barbara
Besson
Mary Joan Helmar
Jack
Adj Richter
James Sullivan
Theresa Sperry
the Zoo
Mary
James Kitelinger
Billy Bell
Tommy
Marie ‘Theresa Hannan
Margareth Dempsey
Stephen Collins Foster
Kathie Hoax
Beautiful Dreier
Jeane
Marie Theresa Henman
Juanita
Mrs Harry Spicer Hosts Triple K Club Meeting
Mrs Harry Spicer of North Celier street hosted the Triple K club at her home Saturday evening. A delicious screen dinner was enjoyed and a pleasant social hour followed. Members present included Mrs Joan Holand Mrs Merle Capwell Miss Marion Smith Miss Laura Dage and Miss Margaret Duity from Brie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Spicer
Triple K
North
Cellier Street
Joan Holand
Merle Capwell
Marion Smith
Laura Dage
Margaret Duity
Brie
James Jackson to Leave for Armed Forces Honored at Home
Lily Grass and Lois Jackson hosted a Saturday evening gathering at the Jackson home to honor James Jackson who departs for the armed forces on Tuesday. Guests included Ellwood Davis Robert Jackson Donald Jackson Charles Jackson Paul Lang Mike Gods Dick Smith George Daynotall Bil Flick Mike Varasso Mery Jo Hansen deery Cummings Violet Greetin 8 Bhrader Rose K hynkil Doris Price Alfred Piccardi. The honoree received a purse of money from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Grass
Lois Jackson
Jackson
James Jackson
Armed Forces
Ellwood Davis
Robert Jackson
Donald Jackson
Charles Jackson
Paul Lang
Mike Gods
Dick Smith
George Daynotall
Bil Flick
Mike Varasso
Mery Jo Hansen
Deery Cummings
Violet Greetin
Bhrader
Rose Khynkil
Doris Price
Alfred Piccardi
Party honors Mrs Gilbert hostess at West Church home
A Saturday afternoon social hosted by Mrs Harold A Gilbert, of 567 West Church Street, welcomed about thirty five friends in honor of her daughter Mrs Benjamin Pierson of Corning New York who is visiting for several days. The event followed by visits from Mrs Edward Gram and daughter Carolyn of Newport News Virginia staying with Mrs Cram's parents at 70 West Smithy Street for one week.
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Ruth Welker
South Denstreet
Erie
Cleveland
Metropolitan
Pera
Samuel Scott
C. S. Wallace
Dorothy
Titusville
W. C. Cox
Helen Jones
Lois McCray
Metropolitan Opera
James G. McAmmey
Youngstown
Iends
S. D. Wilcox
New York
Sgt
Wiliam Wilcox
Es. M
Graves
Williamsburg
Mass
John Merrick and Son
Pittsburgh
W. H. Merrick
South Street
Kenneth Paulson
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Paulson
James Boyd
Jamestown
Jennie Alam
John W. Ss
Herbert P. Stove
Combustion Engieering Corporation
New York City
Livi
Will Coun
Hartford Conn
Stone
Tohamestown
Thoran Crags
Koalswaiin
Buffalo
U. S
West ‘Smith Streek
Charles Walas
Mercer
Harold Dugan
Corry
William Myris
Alice Phelps
Paul Phelps
J. J. Harden
Fast South Street
Salamatica
N. C
Charles Hubbell
H. Gh. Piper
Mine L. Terry
Damustown
Harold A. Gilbert
West Church Street
Benjamin Pierson
Corning
N. Y
Edward Gram
Carolyn
Newport News
City
Locates Cousin Through Journal
Mrs Myrtle Bair Luts of Homer City Pennsylvania locates her cousin Eva Dye, maiden name of Mrs Ernest Group, of Worth Street, through a Journal issue. The two women vow to write to each other after decades apart and the Journal reporter records the reunion note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Bair Luts
Homer City
The
Journal
Lutz
Eva Dye
Ernest Group
Worth Street
Mrs Lutz
Myrtle Ball
Forty Hours Devotions Opening at St Thomas Church
Forty hours devotions begin Sunday at St Thomas Church with a children’s procession at the 10:80 mass. The devotions continue through Tuesday evening with a second procession. A missionary priest will assist with the opening exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘Thomas
Den Hartoghs Sell Wayne Township Farm
Mr and Mrs A den Hartogh announced sale of their Wayne Township farm near Ripley N Y with Leo Nollinger of Ripley as the new owner. Nollinger plans to operate the farm on R D 3 shortly. Under the sale terms the den Hartoghs and family may continue living there for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Townshin
A. den Hartogh
Leo Nollinger
Ripley, N
Corry
den Hartogh
Invasion Defense Plans Seeded at Alpine Talks
Axis leaders Hitler Mussolini conferred at Brenner Pass in a high level meeting to map invasion defense strategies. Attendees included Reich Marshal Seetling, Ribbentrop, Reitel, and Doenitz for Germany, and Ambrisio Bastiani and Algeri for Italy. A Berlin AP broadcast cited a survey of continental reserves reinforcing Axis resolve amid enemy action.
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Brenner Pass
Italy
Germany
Reichmarshal
Hermann Seeting
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Wilhelm Reitel
Med Forces
Karl Doenitz
Vittorio Ambrosio
Guiseppe Bastiani
Ding Algeri
Berlin
Mussolini
Associated Press
Thase
New Draft Regulations Reclassify Fathers
The article explains wartime draft reclassification rules prioritizing single men, detailing how men in 8-B could move to 8-6 3- or 2-C or 2-A before 1-A. It notes the 9-A option and notes: many 3-A 3-8 men may shift to 9-C as retentions progress. About 9.25 million in 3-A 3-8 and 6.25 million in 8-? are fathers. 4-H includes men 38 to 45 deferred.
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Blatt Brothers
Torbay
Justice
Viana
Allan Jones
Jane Frazee c
Horton Dance
Tegine Ete
Blaze
Nazarene Missionary Society
Tryin Sons
Satuday Nicht
Te Carry Hospital
Mike Maketh
Kenneth W. Morris
R. D., Gorry
Healy
Eor Se
AGEL
Heinz Wheaties
Kellogg's River
den Hartoghs Sell
Wayne Township Farm
Hitler
Gay Gibson
Army
Navy
Gibson
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Ster
Helen
Ier
Sally
Vt A
T ‘S. Th
Danilov
Mayer
Joxton
Bray
Timos
D Pitiseur Érh Bank
Jesne Unmiss
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