Miss Lucie Merchant Receives Wrist Injury In Rice Ville
Miss Lucie Merchant of Rice Ville broke her left wrist and remains largely helpless due to limited use of her right hand. The Washington P. 7. A. meeting, set for Thursday, is postponed to two weeks after May 1. Clarence Willis, patient at Corry hospital, returned home yesterday after two weeks. Pleasantville council approves daylight saving time with clocks set forward next Saturday at midnight through September 27.
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Lucie Merchant
Rice~ Ville
Clarence Willis
Mot}street
Corry Hospital
Pleasantville
Titusville
Davis
Western Auto
Paul Nichols
Mins
Nettie Nichols
East Wayne Street
Tneatmenteb
Sun- Dury Junior High Senant
BUD Stud Senate
Reich’s
Bumeél Huff
Essex Street
Thelma May
East Main Street
Chautauqua
Bemus Point
Ripley
Ashville
New York State Department of Health
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Horn Blok
Arthur J. Zeon
Tysi
Milayed Denton
Carl Mangus
East Congress ‘Phreet
Local stores advertise groceries and goods in sale
City and Vicinity ads offer green beans three for twenty five cents, Mi Boy tomatoes three for twenty five cents, Lux soap three for seventeen cents from Wilcox Grocery with delivery. Notices mention staff moves at Pennsylvan ia Railroad and Wilcox staff changes, a spring jacket line at Reichs, and home goods including interior decor at Lanston’s. Community events include a box social at Corry Grange April 26, a rummage sale by the Rebekaah Helping Hand Club, and a quaker tonic promotion. Obituaries note Reed E. Weaver’s death in Aspinwall and other local items report hospital stays, police activity, and church and civic notices.
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Lux Soap
Wilcox Grocery
W. Seliman
Alab Street
Cigt
Parade Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
The
Pennsylvania
C. C. Wright
Erle
Williamaport
Seltman
P. M. Provert
Richard Warnshuis
East South Street
Corry Hospital
Reed E. Weaver
Clarion
Veterann’ Hospital
Aspinwall
C.F. Hall
Asking Bids On New Work At Indiantown Gap
Associated Press reports Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania will invite bids for about 300000 dollars of new construction on the military reservation. Major William Kay, construction quartermaster, says most camp building should finish by May 15 and new work will start soon. Total camp cost around 15009000 dollars. Projects include a veteran hospital complex, a signal communications school, a theater for 1900, nine chapels, and 12 residences for regimental commanders, including bungalow homes for Major General Edward Marlin and three brigadier generals.
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Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
War Department
Pensylvana
William Kay
Kay Salid
Pase Hospital
Signal Communations School
Seale
Edward Marlin
Five Hundred Doctors Trained Monthly at Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle April 23 Five hundred young doctors a month learn battlefield medical technique at the U S Army’s Carlisle Barracks at the Army Medical Field Service School. About 1500 student officers have completed a one month refresher course and more are expected by early summer.
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Carlisle
United States Army
Carlisle Barracks
Omy Army Medical Field Service School
Oak A. L. Parsons
McLean heads AP to fourth term as president
Robert McLean of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin was re elected today to a fourth term as president of the Associated Press after yesterday's board meeting. Also re elected were E Lansing Ray and Stuart H Perry as first and second vice presidents, Kent Cooper as secretary, Lloyd Stratton as assistant secretary, and L F Curtis as treasurer. Titusville appears set to skip the carnival season as licenses were refused by the mayor.
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New York
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Associated Press
E. Lansing Ray
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Stuart H. Perry
Adrian
Mich
Draft Chairman Dies in Mifflintown Pa
Chester A. Mccormick aged 48 chairman of the Junista county selective service board died of a heart attack last night. He had succeeded neighbor D. Murray Hetrick on February 1 after Hetrick also died of a heart attack. In Brule County Chary berlain S D license records show 81 new model cars purchased in early 1940 averaging 1000 dollars each, boosting county cars from under 1000 ten years ago to over 2600 today.
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Mifflintown
Chester A. Mccormick
Junista County
Selective Service Board
Draft Board
McCormick
D. Murray Hetrick
Brule
Charyberlain
S. D
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Wing- Willi Star Stores
Wheaties
Sunsweet
Prunes
Waldorf
Wilson
Jis MN
Remei Han Rexall
Rekall
Oia Drug Store For Best Values
Safe Deposit
Bank Mona
WWE Anger
the National Bank OF Corry
Faparal Dfo
Diatranca Corporation
Washington
Reich
Minnesota
Lanston’s
Corry Grange
Franiklitt
Bolmer Restaurrant
Thirteenth Street
James Lawson
Erie Street
Franklin Police
Tafceny
Lawson
Bolmer
Paul F. Bedford
Steen’s
Washington St
Falconer
Falconer Fire Department
Leonard Anderson
Harold Hewes
Anderson
Kane
John D. Harre
Methodist
Center St
Lanston'’s
St —Dunkirk
Mon- Gay
Marty
Henry B. Gutshaw
West Gift
Street
Bub
Sharon
Shaton
Gutshaw
W. Settman
Ler
Erie
Ol City
J. Wright
Williams~ Port
Wie
Arthur H. James
Army
Navy
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Reich's
William Mulholland
Hazelhurst
South Penn
Smethport
Blue Lodges
Spartansburg
Union City
Corry
Renovo
Edison Company
Jamestown
P. J. Hoenig
Titusdille
Myron
É —Olean
Francis ‘Hospital
H. J. Grant
Cash and Carry
DeJean & Cochran
LES News
SRORP
Genter St
Dial
Lindsley’s
Pittsburgh
Frank P. Patterson
West Penn Hospital
Coletta McClintock
American Petroleum Institute
Texas
Gomfort
Hudson
Supesix
America
Hepler Motor Company
Franklin Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
TNR
Spade Gessley
Nasts
Tittusville
Desmond
Church Street
Tru
Morth Center St
Corry, Pa
Miche
Barbe Shea
Pecques Lynch
Lyne
Police
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