Lime price offers at four seventy per ton
Spencer's Cash Mills lists lime at four seventy a ton while a Lanston store advertises scrubbable and crackproof Tontine window shades. Titusville reports a Lake Motor Sales car theft with owner nearby. Navy contracts Van der Horst Corp for about seventy five thousand dollars in engine parts with Van Atte Co. Illinois references appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer's Cash Mills
Lanston's
the Lake Motor Sales
Titusville
Navy
van der Horst Corporation
2B. van Atte Co
City and Vicinity News Roundup
Local notices report consumer sales at Wilcox’s Grocery with wax beans and pork items advertised. Crime items describe Ridgway boy riding bicycles at night with a passenger without lights and a jail stay for a man in Warren for intoxication. Community events include a Ridgway brush fire, a Memorial Day planning meeting, a jail escape recaptured in Warren, and a church rector taking a leave of absence to Port Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srz6
Brocton
Andrew Dj. Lipecaky
Pittston
James F. Clement
Davis Road
East Aurora
Peace Juustice Dohh Haywood
K. E. Weldenzorner
Kape Kane
Bam
St. Marys
Crystal Fire Department
Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital
Fred J. Hanes
M. Dorthy
Erie Custom House
Federal
Erie
Henry Rogers
Bolivar Run
Smethport
Bradford
Rogers
West Washington
Mechanic
Jack Anderton
Oll City
Garland Inn
Florence A. Mangold
Cresson
Patrick ‘McDer~ Mott
Lanston’s
Ityrave
John O. Rocke
John O. Rocke Post, Veterens of
Foreign Warr
Roy H. Grove
Chester McVeien
Hugh J. Ryan
Gm. Ostrander
Vcity
Wayne Evans
Lollovox Sun
V.F. W
Curfew at Pratt County Lake Sparks Patrols and Pole Displays
A 10 p m curfew law at Pratt County Lake in Pratt Kansas targets trespassers while local displays feature weathered poles. Despite no clear enforcement against dishiey or apgonets, residents note police presence and caution signs along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt County
Pratt
K&n
Funeral Services for William Johnson
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 4 30 from the home at 404 Easex Street in memory of William H. Johnson who died ten days earlier. Reverend Moses Ray Godert Boyd of the Presbyterian church officiated. Bearers were Odd Fellows and Masons, including Albert Gorlbury George Bekson A L Nichols George Hnowiltorn Nets Sorenson and William Mellroy. Corry Lodge 80 985 Mht A M conducted committal at Pine Grove cemetery with James H. Wright worshipful master W Pomeroy senior warden S H Robischacher junior warden and J W Lambing chaplain. Tonathar Lodge T C C F served as honorary escort. Abundant flowers. Relatives from out of town included Paula Hin Carmen Hill Indianapolis. Homer Johnson Marion Ohio. James Woodring Mrs Cecil Bates Mrs Edwin Wynne Calumbus. Billy Kinney Union City. Charles Jolson Torpedo. Elmer VanTaasel and Virginia VanTassel Canterville. Glyde Morse Westfield. Merle Boutwell Warrés. J R Thompson Coraopolis. Mrs R Rostette Port Allegany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridiy
Paula Hin
Carmen M. Hill
Indianapolis
Homer Johnson
Marion
Ohio
James Woodring
Cecil Bates
Edwin Wynne
Calambuis
Defense Bonds On Sale Here May 1st
Defense Bonds reach the public with a May 1 start. Bonds priced at 75 percent of maturity value mature in ten years. Denominations include 5, 50, 100, 000, and 50,000, with a $5,000 annual limit per buyer. Purchasers may redeem after 60 days. large investors may buy up to 50,000. Savings stamps expanded. Morgenthau encourages youth saving to aid national defense. Also notes Meadville area YMCA fundraising goal and local events including a penny bingo tonight.
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America
Treasury
Maitrun Washieton
Morgenthau
United States Savings
Isef
Crawford County
Meadville
United States Army
Selective Service
Christan Association
Pealty
St. Edward 'S Hall
St . Wells
M. Gould
Duns Kirk
WW. Y
Ernest TE. Cole
Albany
Gould
Glenn Bisher
Wipley
Palconer
Marjorie Mites
Danginer
Kenneth Mites
di Pitts
Rela
Wes
Nadlenk
Cory
Tapan
Firefighting unit battles blaze atop Blue Mountain
Soldiers of Company A recount a grueling six mile march to a forest fire on Blue Mountain. They fought through smoke and heat for four hours, digging trenches and rescuing terrain, with high marks posted for rifle and pistol shooting as they pressed through the charred hills. Captain Houghton joins the regiment, praised for steadiness as rain ends a dry spell and dust thickens the scene.
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Pyt
Co. A
Blue Mountain
Ernest Wright
Walex
Russell Lord
Yo Harvey
Richard Trisket
Meritt Pequeen
A. Swiderski
Robert Jewell
F. D Luvy
L. Chase
Pye
Childs
J. Kuten
L. Barnes
Pvt
F. Eldridge
Ross G. Pehl
Wm. 5
Houghton
Bui
Nile
German Drive Near Athens Stirs Allied Fear of Encirclement
Dispatches report German forces within 30 miles of Athens after capsize of Thebes as Greece resists. Air attacks strike surrounding areas while the Luftwaffe reportedly inflicts heavy shipping losses. A New Zealand anti-tank unit near Mount Geta claimed 23 German tanks destroyed in combat as Panzer columns mood to push toward Thermopylae.
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Suounnea Rom
Lemnos
Aegean
Turkey
Dardanelles
Athens
Thebes
Teok Semaines
Ministry of Home Sea Aun
New Zealand
Mount Geta
Thermon View Pass
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Golden Glow Coffee
Chuck Roast
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Model Dairy
W. Smith
Corry, Penn
Wilcox’ S
Rideway Notice Department
Rod & Gun Club Bingol
Fredonia
James H. Marlin
Trinity Episcopal Church
Port Wright
Archibald Moore
St. Barnabas Home
Warren
Warren Punty
Clyde
Reynolds
Wan i
Starbrick
Solovox Sun
Citizens Committee of
United States
John B. Rogers
Fostaria
William W. Martin
New Castle
Croyland CCC
H. L. Rowe
Dial
Greenghurg
John Barr
Highway Department
Jones Mill
Dontor
Howard Clabkatt
Duikirkes
Olympia Lodge
Ssles ‘Fellows Hall
Tha Ping
Frederick Kaiser
Ban
Odd Fal
Chara
Louis Beats
Louis Roking
John W. Holmes
Toomimemora
Roses
L. J. Rowe
QM Creek
William Johnson
Defense
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Miller's News and Sport Store
Center ‘St
Spade & Essley
Corry
Siopage
Perry Mead
Tal
Caghinll Diat
Washington Street
Mente
Val
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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