Corry area notices and obituaries summarize local events
City and vicinity items report deaths. Bronis Livek died en route to St Vincent’s hospital and Sasha Culbertson the 62 year old violinist died in New York City after a short illness. Titusville votes bonds for Route 27 resurfacing. Several local residents discharged from Corry Hospital. Army service updates include a missing in action Pvt Henry Alex and Sgt Ralph Mc Kendrick killed in action over New Guinea. Community notes cover Girl Scouts, Victory Gardens, meetings, and a Prohibition leader Rev Scholpp’s death.
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Fender
Powell Motor Co
Army Veterans Post
Bronislaw L. Bivek
St. Vincent's Hospital
Coroniet
Warren. W. Wood
Bruck
Holly's
Sasha Culbertson
L. B. Culbertson
Oil City
Gotham Hospital
New York City
Culbertson
Ely Culbertson
Bliss Culbertson
O' City
Russia
Caucasus
Grosny
Titusville
Martin Street
Cities Service
Corry Hospital
Mary Tl. Porter
Spring Street
George Still
Union City
Mrs Emma Lindstrom Dies in Erie Hospital
Emma Lindstrom a well known Corry resident died Monday at 1 50 PM in Hamot hospital following a hip fracture at her Concord township farm. Born in Sweden in 1863 she came to the United States in 1885 and married Charles Lindstrom that year. Surviving are three daughters and five sons, forty two grandchildren and thirty seven great grandchildren. The body was taken to Bracken Keating funeral home with services set for Thursday at 2 30 PM.
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Summa Jon Rune Euuils Uscuny
Hamot Hospital
Erie Hospital
Sweden
Charles Lindstrom
Andrew Johnson
Ashville
Marlin Anderson
Corry
Irs
Gust Wester
R.D
Oscar
Axel
Sugar Grove
Clarence
R. D
Arvid
Pittsfield
Fred
Axel ‘Swanson
Jamestown
Chicago
Bracken-Keating
RAF Bombers Hit Cologne and Balkans In Latest Raid
The report traces heavy air attacks driving Romanian workers from jobs near Ploesti as Bucharest suffers shortages of water and power with 40 percent evacuated. German troops ring Ploesti oil works, rail hubs hampered, and Nazi payment woes noted. London records a fourth raid night while a German plane over the southern coast was shot down. The Concord Community Club meets Friday at the Community House and requests vegetable dishes and pies from non-solicited attendees.
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Bucharest
Ploesti
Isbor
London
England
Y Activities Start Tonight At Emmanuel Church Basement
Tonight the M.Y. group at High School will begin in the basement of Emmanuel Episcopal church with games and activities for students. Films include Demons of the Deep Big League Baseball Marines Capture Tarawa and a color cartoon. committees list members and a closing review meeting will follow. The basement floor finishing is rushed so the main floor can be usable while the five site annexes receive final coats.
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M.Y. A
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Tarawa
X. Orn
J. Reynolds
P. Gates
R. Foster
R. McClintock
C. Monroe
Tri-Hit
J. Clifford
J. Butters
J. Mitchell
S. Depew
Japs Claim Advances in India and Allied Denials
Allied reports deny major Indian advances by Japan while outlining a sustained air campaign to drive Japanese from outposts in the southwest. General MacArthur said Allied strikes on Hollandia exceeded 200 tons, with no precise figure released. Australian forces advanced beyond Boynd Jim Sawards in Madang, New Guinea, meeting little resistance. Southwest and Central Pacific air forces coordinated a strike on Truk’s defenses in the Carolines.
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Burma
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Jim
Madang
New Guinea
Southwest
Central Pacific
Truk
Carolines
Catherine Kinley Dies After Long Illness in West Bend
Mrs Catherine Mulderick Kinley died Monday at the West Bend street home aged 67 years after a long illness. She was born January 29, 1879 and lived her life as a devout Catholic and active member of St Thomas Church and the Catholic Daughters of America. Surviving are her husband Charles Kinley two children J Free Kinley of Corry and Mrs Frank Ostberg of Cleveland three grandchildren Susan Jane Kinley Pvt Prink K Osthers and John D Ostberg two sisters Mrs Lonie Hurd and Mrs Sara Prior. The body lies in the West Bend street home. Services will be held Thursday at Ss Thomas Church at 9:30 am with interment in St Elizabeths cemetery.
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Catherine Mulderick Kinley
Charles Kinley
Kinley
Agené
West Bend Street
Mulderck
Cleveland
Susan Jane Kinley
Cony
Prink K. Osthers
Tyndall Bield
Fla
John D. Ostberg
Davis Elkins College
Elkins
W. Va
Lonie Hurd
Olean
Sara. Prior
Stamford
Ontario
Ss. Thomas
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
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Ray
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Waterford Presbyterian Church
Crowe
Byereveen
Incensed
Albert J
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Arthur
Eric
Harness
Amin
the National Bank OF Corry
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Woodward
Fred Alek
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Henry Alex
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Twly
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Ziington
Robert. Brink
Buffalo
Jerry Lee Brink
Erie
Glennned
B. Wilcox
Eleanor R. Weed
R. R. Stuart
Warrens
Roland Wilkinson
Creskin
Tracey Greehmdot i Hage
Assaut
Hoy
Greenlowe
Wither
Hearn Hie Eidenve
Tom All
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Insight
Cornell
Meadville
Arbutus Engstrom Muckinhaupt
Cambridge Springs
Albert. Muckinhaupt
Tinsville
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Presbyterian Sunday School
C. D
Bradford
Melean County
Ralph A. McKendrick
War Department
Pearl McKenrick
Southport
Sete McKenrick
Charles J. ©. Scholpp
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Charlotte D. Stewart
MAC
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Emma Lindstrom
Cologne
Balkans
Consord
GAMES
DOG Food
ACME
Hunt Club
Keystone Milk
van Camp
Kellogg
Kirkman
Viking Tissue
India
Thomas Motor Co
Artemis "Rea
Regulay
Masonic Temple
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