29 More Corry Youths Receive Questionnaires
Twenty nine more Cory youths have received questionnaires mailed by Local Board No. 3 of the Selective Service in Union City. The list includes Arnold Gilbert McGastin of 19 Delaware Street and 41 others with addresses in Corry, Union City, Waterford, Edinboro, and Mill Village. Additional names in Union City district and surrounding towns are noted among those mailed questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Bosd No. 3
Selective Service
Union City
Corry
Arnold
Gilbert ‘McGastin
Delaware Street
Albert Malone
Ridge Street
Leland Elia’ Wilcox
Spring Street
Joseph Hasselt
Fulton Street
Alex Adamczyk
Phillip Carlyle Wade
R. D
Walter Earl Loveland
King Street
Sylvester Frontera
Wayne Street
Joseph Edward Gronostar
East South Street
Gale Borden Houtwell
Guy Gerald Sutton
Worth Street
Prank Anthony Perry
West Washington Street
Ryard Raynold Carlson
North Center Street
Arthur James Burch
West Irving Street
Ellsworth Wesley Harmon
Railroad Street
Willis Walker
Kenyon Palmer Gretzler
Columbus Avenue
Donald John Hand
West Church Street
George David Soper
East Pleasant Street
James D. Greene
South Center Street
William Carl Niemeyer
Waterford
Glenn Morrison Knapp
Edinboro
Harry LaVerne Smiley
Stanley Miller
Victor Walden
Normal Carroll Merrill
Garl Frederick Whittaker
Howard Raymond Bogardus
Robert James Lanning
Nion City
Gayle Alden Patten
Terford
John Harayda
Edinno
Donald Harrison McCrillis
John Mulvin Hull
Weterford
Leo George Hanlin
George Ing
Unionity
Sidney Miller Carlburg
Paul Everett Hardman
Iron Division heads south for big test at A. P. Hill
Indiantown Gap notes busy days as the unit prepares for a major formation exercise in Virginia. Lt. Ross G. Fehrman departs with selectees to Camp Croft to recruit replacements. Changes include Sgt. Rode returning as Platoon Sergeant and Lt. Goldstein joining Company A. Hugh DeLury earns the shortstop job on the 28th Division baseball team. An international pact on war prisoners is struck by 47 nations including Britain Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hill
Virginia
Ross G. Fehrman
Camp Croft
8. C
Indiantown Gap
Joe Kucenj
Lem Barnes
Ernest Wright
Floyd Coy
Fehlman
South
James Rode
Orst Plasoon
Joseph Kuczaj
Bansack
Harry Goldstein
111Th Infantry
Goldstein
Hugh DeLury
112Th Infantry
Hugh
Wilmington
Del
Lynford Chase
Charles Anderson
Milton Blakeley
Robert Bingham
George Lockwood
Eugene Phillips
Forrest Brown
Fred Gourley
King
Jack Price
Robi. Guth
David Smith
William Winnie
Honus Wagner
Inter
Corp Delancey Lord
Memorial Port Legion Parade Highlights Tonawanda Meeting
Dunkirk joined the Tonawanda district events as the American Legion closed its annual meeting. The bugle and drum corps won first prize in their division during the big parade, marking a feature of the district convention. New York City contributed over 50,000 draftees to the army in 1842 era context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonawanda
WPA Cuts Drive Rise in Pennsylvania Relief Cases
The July 20 week shows state general assistance up 1,204 cases due to WPA reductions. Net 3,163 cases added from WPA cuts, offset by private employment gains. private industry added 1,435 cases and closed 2,057 as job gains rose. Total Rolls: 98,476 cases, about 207,505 people, roughly half deemed employable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
WEA
One Man Riot Erupts At Royal Hotel Fight
Erie man Perry caused a one man riot at the Royal Hotel on State Street, fighting at least three men, trashing tables, and resisting officers. Patrolman Norman Adams arrived to quell the clash, Perry was subdued after a second struggle and restrained in a police cruiser. Queen Elizabeth of England does not smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urie
Swauer
Perry
Royal Hotel
Pris
Norman Adams
Adams
Close Carnival at Warren After Officers Are Beaten
Warren sheriff orders Keystone Shows to leave town after a Friday night fracas at the carnival grounds left Deputy L B Linder injured. Sheriff William C Stuart and District Attorney J H Goldstein conferred with abate motor police as Linder remains in Warren General Hospital. Two carnival men are jailed awaiting arraignment as Patrolman Geary Bean stopped the melee. Linder is expected to be discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Geary Bean
Linder
Soldier dies and another hurt in motorcycle crash near New Castle
John Luke aged 22 and another Private in Troop B of the Third Cavalry stationed at Fort Myers Virginia were badly injured when a motorcycle they rode overturned on U S Route 422 near the Buller county line five miles east of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
John Luke
Third Cavalry
Fort Myers
Buller County
U.S. Route 422
Sunday School Names Officers for United Brethren Church
Westley elected superintendent of the Sunday School of the United Brethren Church at the annual election. Other officers include Lyle M. Chaze secretary Jane Campbell assistant secretary Don ald Mosher treasurer C. Barton Smith librarian Phyllis Meclin tock assistant librarian Mildred Davis superintendent of Stable roll Thelma Chase superintendent of home department Alice Bush assistant Amanda Burris. Music committee named Jer rold Lansberry choir director M Chase Kathiryn Van Tassel organist Mrs Jerrold Lansberry Mrs Gerald Bavley Hugh Mosier orchestra director Helen Bush assistant orchestra director and pianist. Scout Troop No 80 sponsors named E. V. McClintock chairman John Carrier Rev H. R. Harris Marshall Sherwood Guy Bennink John B D Westley G T Bergman Charles Bugbee Wilbur Sorenson Henry Kennedy Ivan Bennink C Ballon Smith added assistant scout master Lloyd W. Dougherty scout master Robert Flemine assistant scoutmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley
United Brethren 1 Church
Oxseten
Lyle M. Chaze
Jane Campbell
Eyeistaul
Donald Mosher
C. Barton Smith
Phyllis Meclintock
Muldred Davis
Thelma Chase
Alice Bush
Home Department
Amanda Burris
Jerrold Lansberry
M. Chase
Kathiryn van Tassel
Gerald, Bavley
Hugh Mosier
Helen Bush
E. V. McClintock
John Carrier
Rev. H. R. Harris
Marshall Sherwood
Guy Bennink
John BD. Westley
G. T. Bergman
Charles Bugbee
Wilbur Sorenson
Henry Kennedy
Ivan Bennink
C. Ballon Smith
Lloyd W. Dougherty
Robert Flemine
Eight Are Ill With Typhoid In Girard Area Erie
Eight residents and locals in the Erie and Girard region are reported ill with typhoid fever. Harry Van Stone, 18, of 2404 Raspberry St., is listed in good condition at St. Vincent's Hospital. Paul Hamas, 18, and William Kachler, both from Girard, were hospitalized July 16. Earl Hossman, 29, from Schlesman, and Catherine Grea, 81, from Girard, are at Hamot Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Girard
Mey
Jim Girard
Fred
Ross Vouinty
Jyeal
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Harry van Stone
St. Vincent's
Gmiid
Paul Hamas
William Kachler
Hotin
Hamot Hospital
Earl Hossman
Schlesmany
Catherine Grea
Ghrard
Judge Kitts Fractures Rib in Train Fall
Miles B. Kitts president of the Erie county court is reported to be recovering after a Saturday train accident in Newark New Jersey that fractured a rib and broke teeth. He had spent three weeks touring Philadelphia Atlantic City New York City and Westfield New Jersey and plans to resume duties at the court house Monday presiding at the information pour at Ia my.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitts
B. Kitts
Erie County Court
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York City
Westfeld
N. J
Newark
Mor
Murder Charge Filed at Erie
Erie police and District Attorney Burton R. Laub announced murder charges against a man in the beating death of John Phillips, 3, following a week earlier incident at 122 Parade Street. A grand jury will determine indictments after a conference with Chief George J. Christoph amid puzzling aspects and disputed statements from witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Aug
John Phillips
Parade Street
Burton R. Laub
George J. Christoph
Hoth
Pankoft
Two Injured in Ridgway Crash
Ridgway Aug 4 Two Ridgway men were injured in a collision of two automobiles on the Ridgway St Marys road two miles east of Ridgway at 12 20 Saturday May day George Pontos of West Main street suffered a fractured skull lacerations of the forehead and a fractured nose He is patient in the Elk County General hospital His condition today is slightly improved Pontous has been partially conscious today Dam Cain 26 of Long Alley operator of Mecat in which Pontous was a passenger suffered a deep laceration over the right eye He was treated at the hospital and able to go to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Doh Cain
Long Alley
Mecat
Pontous
Erie Business Shows Big Game Over Year Ago
Erie, August 4. Business in June rose 4.4 percent over June last year across bank debits payrolls and sales. Erie ranked third among 45 large cities in the state for gains, with June figures up 18 to 6 percent in various indices, while overall state June activity rose to record highs. The Pennsylvania State College survey notes bank debits at 2,064,000, a June record since 1930, and overall index up 40 percent from last year, with factory payrolls and power also advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
le Monthly
Pennsylvania States College
Pennsylvania
Whele
Brit
Stile College
Lille
Hore
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Union City Board
Uw Company
Guardsmen
Britain
Germany
United States
New Yorks City
Theo
Elizbeth of
England
Lindstey's
Duchess
Hetty Fair
Treasure Island
Warren
L. E. Linder
United Brethren In Christ Church
Girard Area
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Laraery
Penn‘a
Wesher
Blackstone
America
Root’s Furniture Store
Rexall Cut Drug Store
Aig Agi” Powde
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