Erie Area Death Notice and Local Ads Mention Army Casualty
City and Vicinity notes a death of Sgt. Robert Aloysius Gehs 22 in Africa after sailing February 17 1942 and enlisting October 29 1941 with a military mission unit, plus local items on fuel prices milk and cheese, a Farrel motorcycle accident fatally injuring James Meier 19, and community notices from Warren North East Jamestown and Meadville about vaccinations bonds bingo and park openings with several named places and people.
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Oil City
Albert A. Ochs
Lucinda
Thalf Con
Robert Aloysius
Gehs
Aires
U.S. Army
Selective Service
Lst
United States
Africa
Bond pledge books return requested for wardens and police
A notice directs all Victory pledge pads issued to wardens and auxiliary police to be returned to the Hotel Dorey by 8 PM. A report is required by Saturday noon detailing used and unused pads so data can be compiled for a final report.
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Dorey
Corry Helpers Raise Over 700 for Soldiers and Sailors Fund
A large bingo party at the State Armory drew more than 600 people and is expected to net over 700 dollars for the Soldiers and Sailors Fund. Walter Sweet will serve as treasurer. Prizes included Helen Varovich winning 100 and John Fnatyanya taking a 60 defense bond. Total prizes exceeded 453.50 with funds to aid armed forces members. a full report will be released Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Walter Sweet
Citizens National Bank
Archie W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry Red
Door
Helen Varovich
John Fnatyanya
East Congress Street
Pramie Brooks
Harry G. Oswall, Jr
Aind
Spartansburg Child Narrowly Escapes Car Hit
Saharage user or sur. ind"Sirs. Paul Blakeslee, near Spartansburg, escaped with a forehead bruise after stepping into the path of a vehicle driven by Orrie Cook of Concord street, Corry, last evening. The child failed to notice the approaching car and started to cross the highway. Cook swerved to miss the child, but the rear license plate struck the youngster. Reports today say the child is recovering well.
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Sur
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Orrie Cook
Concord Street
Corry
C. A. Duke
Cook
Native of Corry 15 Stricken at Oil City
Mrs. Saran Clark, 86, longtime Oil City resident, died at 7:30 p m Wednesday at her Seneca Street home after a brief illness. Born February 15 1856 in Corry she married in 1875 and attended St Stephen Church She is survived by two grandchildren a brother Patrick McCuen of Pittsburgh and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at 9 o clock Saturday morning in St Stephen Church with burial in St Joseph Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siswan
James Meier
Sharon
Alex Zorenovich
Farrell
Farrell Street
Zoranovich
Finch
Warren
Vernon Roberts
Jamestown
Justice of the Peace
Holly’s
Melvin Moore
Mown
Forest County
Nebraska
Gailins
Kreitler
A. M. Pierson
John J. Henderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Meadville
George W. Barrett
Meadville V. F. W
Koehler
Joseph, Hughes
Sebring
Fla
Nellie Early
Olldal Calif
Malory ‘Hughes
Early
France
Dunkirk
Danse
Keystone Eas
Lake Shore Drive
Prank
Mekus
Issac Sherlock
Spartansburg
B.D
Cong Hospital
J.A
M. Hall
Charles Twimpson
Maple Avenue
Gerry Hospital
Michael Anzalone
Radio Rural
Fred. Reynolds
Watts ‘Burg
Cory Hospital
Eimmanuel Episcopal
Fred E. Taber
North East
Findley Lake Road
M. E. Shambaugh
Salvatore
Porto
Alius Sant Porlo
Pittsburgh
Kane
Titusville
Oil Creek
Boughtom
William Pield
Pleasantville
William J. Lind
Grooves Street
Wayne Township
Paul V. Lines
Conneaut Lake Park
Connrant
H G_Irwin Lumber Company
Garland
Saran Clark
Oil City
Seneca Street
Corry
St. Stephen's Church
Crawford Finers Home
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Eight Seamen Rescued and Landed in Bermuda
Eight seamen from a torpedoed merchant ship were rescued after nine hours at sea and landed in Bermuda by a U S Navy plane. The same ship’s remaining crew of thirty-two were taken to an American port by a U S destroyer.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U. S
Mrs L W Whiteley Buried At Bear Lake
Primeval services for Mrs Plorence A Whiteley were held at the Brackers-Beating chapel with Rev G L Boyer officiating. Interment was Bear Lake cemetery. Out of town mourners included Mrs B D Hulse and many Hawkins and Whiteley relatives. A grass fire at The Locusts farm on Warren Jamestown Road was contained by Russell fire department before it reached timberland.
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Plorence A. Whiteley
G. L. Boyer
Frank W. Whiteley
Earl Whiteley
Gerald Whiteley
Bernarr Whiteley
Marl Dimmick
Glenn Tillotson
Bear Lake
B.D. Hulse
Cambridge Springs
Ernest Hawkins
Wilmington
Del
Ivan Hawkins
Wilbur
Robert
David Hawkins
Ellen Hawkins
Edith Hawkins
Ethel Pond
Trgnk Whiteley
Direhtor
Dorothy
Berk Chapman
Warren
W. A. Walker
Warren-Jamestown
Russell Fire Department
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Bexley Club
Empire State
Duzz
Seth Bax
Chuck
Florida
Bate Sack
Idaho
Alf
Carrots
Parcal Celery
Iceberg
Calif
Buster Top
Seediess
Chase & Sanborn
Kraft American Gheese
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Wilcox
Powell Motor Co
Erle
Hong Kong
China
All-Way Electric Co
Franklin District
Frenklin Cumber of Commerce
Franklin-Rocky Grove
U.S. Wat
Western Auto
Quelda Gleason
Harbor Hall
Jamiestown
Archie W. Roberts
Buffalo
John B. Roberts
Prospect Sireet
United States Army
Surtis Aircraft Company
Barnes & Carrig
Selective Service Board
Storm
North Corry
Talline
Chibbingo
Jon Prederick Rico del
B.D. Linesville
Walter C. Phelps
ASK Bond
Bingo Party
Big Smokes Fund
Oscar Fritz
Canter Street
Dorens
Churchill
SW Nichols
O'Elogk
Prank Byb
Q. Reneau
Ders
Shetches
Corey's Greatest Clothiers
L. W. Whiteley
Tola Scholton
Manwaring
Charles Goodrich
Vincent Goondrich
North Clymer
Milton Kay
Charles Haw
Ripley, N
Carrie Glerson
Clymer
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit E To Corporation
Eton
Helen
Harro
Fredo Sa
Irk
Tack Olanes
Beave
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