Local court cases and war era notices in Erie region
A jumble of 1942 era items covers court actions in Erie and surrounding areas, including divorce proceedings with named couples, a board hearing on alcohol restrictions for habitual drinkers, and a note on a Quaker State Oil profit. The War Production Board halts most typewriter production except government orders, while police coordinate to quell a Lemon Street neighborhood quarrel and authorities investigate a hog house arson. Public notices touch reciprocal motorist rights, council funding for a fireman's widow, and varying motor vehicle tax stamps for August through June next year.
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Lemon Street
New Teachers Elected by Kane Board at August Meeting
Kane August board of education elected three new teachers for the high school and approved substitutes to fill vacancies. Neil Rouds from Youngsville will teach math and science replacing William Norbeck, and Joan B Bjornberg from Duquesne will join the commercial department. Zelina McMaster from St Petersburg is assigned to intermediate grades. The board heard resignations and granted leaves of absence to Paul Mowery and Greg Turner.
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SANE
Kane Board of Education
Neil Rouds
Youngsville
Rounds
William Norbeck
US. Army
Joan B. Bjornberg
Duquesne
Paul Mowery
Commercial Department
Zelina McMaster
St. Petersburg
Glennis H. Rickert
Helen Dunkie Mosier
West Side
Charlotte McKelvey Swan
Central School
Grege Turner
U.S. Army
Jin
Services for blast victims Moody couple held in Erie
Rites were observed Tuesday for David Moody 38 and his wife Luella Moody who died from burns suffered in a July 24 gasoline engine explosion. Funeral services were in Edward Hanley and Sons parlors with relatives present and burial at Lakeside Cemetery. Moody worked as a defense contractor at Erie Concrete and Steel Co, aiding the U S Navy intake.
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Eri
David Moody
Luella
Geertson Moody
R. D. I. Ripley
N. Y
Edward ©. Hanley and Sons Funeral Home
Lakeside Cemetery
Mr. Mondy
Taxi Driver Falls Asleep In Wreck On Foote Avenue
Jamestown Aug 19 19 year old taxi driver from Shaw Avenue fell asleep while driving a taxicab on Foote avenue Tuesday morning. He suffered brush burns on the legs contusions to the left ankle and a bruised chest. He was taken to Jamestown General Hospital and listed in good condition.
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Jamestown
Iun Presto
Shaw Avenue
Foote Avenue
Jamestown General Hospital
War Bonds sales pitch markets trench mortar gun
An wartime notice promotes investing in War Bonds and Stamps to fund a new short range artillery piece. It claims the gun is powerful, fast firing, and out of sight from enemies, urging readers to invest at least three percent of income each payday.
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Treazary Orgarment
Steps Taken To Collect All Delinquent City Tax
City officials plan a vigorous campaign to collect over 30000 in delinquent taxes. Treasurer Miss Mullen and Finance Director Nichols coordinated to issue notices and pursue legal steps if payment is not made promptly. A possible tax sale could occur later, as council expects 10000 or more to be collected with intensified effort.
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Kpoh Yeongy
Stepa Bu Balun
Mise Lrenie Mullen
Cornell
Ibema
Stanley H. Nichols
Miss Mullen
JAP Sub Attack Dim-Out Aboard Coast Ship
Promoted by radio men William Kosarich and Milton McGaughey, survivors of a Japanese submarine attack recount that a Naval plane failed to spot lifeboats amid the coast dim-out. They described the sinking, ongoing search, and the deaths of six crew members before rescue reached them.
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Thenannen
Prom Rage Priet William Kosarich
Pittsburgh
Milton G. McGaughey
St. Josep
Inter
Mp. Fie
navel do=tais
Investigate Alleged Black Steel Market Rumors
A fragment references an alleged black steel market with bulging warehouses and premium prices. It mentions a Cemtoventrom race and a seller’s priority system for replenishing supply. The note adds a line about El Salvador Indian dialects having vanished.
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Tcemtoventrom
el Salvador
Posse of 150 Huns Children Rescue Near Cherry Grove
A four hour search near Cherry Grove ends with the rescue of three young children Jimmy English age 3 Wilda English age 3 and Elvine McManus age 11 after they wandered from the home of Mr and Mrs James Jonson. A large search party of 100 to 150 men including Henry Sorenson Pennsylvanias motor corps and 25 members of the Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps located them near Little Arnob and Bis Avnot Runs.
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Sorenson
Pennsylvania Motor Vollee
Sever. E. B. Ging
Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps
Kane Council Adopts Blackout Ordinance in Kane
Kane Pa ANZ K-Kane council Monday night adopted an ordinance enforcing blackouts and air raid protection orders and regulations. Violations carry fines up to magistrate's power and penalties from $10 to $100 and jail terms from five days to 30 days. The plan aligns with a uniform statewide approach.
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Kane
Anz
Specials of the Stores and Local Names Seen
Specials of the Stores 63 Shracres Hay om State Line two miles east of Wattsboro. Spencer's Cash Mill Lucky Dog Feed priced at B cents per pound Crawford Woops Waller L Peake Attorney for Petitioner Corry Pa Slab 12 Home early historians believed that the Amazons mythical ja Hoof worries women Ved in the Cuneasu.
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State Line
Wattsboro
Spencer's Cash Mill
Crawford
Test questions from editorial columns referenced in caption
This clipped note cites answers to test questions printed in editorial columns including General Sir Claude Auchinleck and coins of engineers. It lists items such as Three and General B. The whites of their eyes and mentions Lucky Teter, No. 8, Driie, W. M. Fiplinger and Electrician.
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Colums
Claude Auchinleck
Coins of Engineers
Emel
Lucky
W. M. Fiplinger
Electrician
Produce and Livestock Market Roundup in Pittsburgh and Buffalo
Pittsburgh notes moderate produce demand with apples and potatoes mostly steady. prices for Rambos, Duchesses, and Cobblers vary by region. Buffalo livestock markets show hogs firm to higher, cattle steady, calves and sheep shaping midrange. New York stock market opens with bellwethers down and overall slight declines amid scattered gains.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Duchess
West Virginia
Rambos
Maryland
Williams Reds
Ohio
New Jersey Cobblers
Chippewas
Long Island Cobblers
Bliss ‘Triumphs
Penna. Cobblers
Buffalo Livestock
Bupalo
New York
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bal
Boeing Airplane
Ourh
Arkansas
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Board of
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Tues- Ay Wi
Ruth Poster
Corry
W. Arthur Fouter
Bertson
Charles E. Dodge
Princes L. Dodge
Kansas City
Kans
Justice of the Peace
Steinford
Kearsayge
Erie
Car
Newell
Strict Liquor Control Board
War Production Board
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Quaker State Oil Corporation
Dalles
Smiley
National Association of Cost Accountants
Lake Shore Country Club
Miles B. Kitts
T ‘Erie
Arthur
Crowell
Esa Crowell
Walter L. Pee
Mildred Loomis
Gleason Loomis
Roger M. Brown
Hany A. Burton
Esther Burton
Arthur Jr. Forbes
Leyla Forbes
Francis McClintock
Arthur H. James
Ety Council
Isabelle ‘Maloney
Minnie Faulkner
North Center Street
Palconer
Helbach Bros
Trir
Pif
Woods
Cherry Grove Township
Kane Council
Pennitol
W. Smith St
Ota
Columbus Ave
Charles Myers
Mer
Phone
Hegel
Champlin’s
Hexall
Lindsley
Spring
Tosthlade
Norman McElroy
Fifth Ave
Jost—Bisck Walrus
Marion Street
Cedarwood
Issle
E. Pleasant St
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
South St
Paris
Sagewith & Turner Gahage
Jamaica
Mexico
Honduras
Guatemala
Blcyelas
Doane’s Hardware
W. Main
Freedmynes Cheerful Card Co
White Plaina
Abbott
Ifice
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Mala
Care of Journal
Progan
Westh
Street
Rhe
Care Journal
Columbus
Indy
Essex
Gerald Parsons
Thompson Poultry Farm
Bill de Witt
Elgin
Fater
Falding Baby Carriage
Arthur Wasstuk
Clymey
N_Y
Harvey Croscut
N. Cettter
Fred Stengel
N. Center St
Dial
E. Frederick Street
Johnson Street
Grace Street
Helman’s Jewelers
Broley
Spring Street
A. 1
Cottrell
Main State
West Main Street
N. Cohen
First Ave
Nou
Aioe
Iscelleneous
Tor
Baker Hall
Mike Miklut
Abe
Own
Leed
Traédlon
HH. Barach
Air
State Road
Lea
Tnquire Citizens National Barn
Uhe Court of Common Pleas
Evie County
Arthur R. Crowell
E. Crowell
Grawell
Walter H. Scott
Bsa
Cameron Building
South Center Street
First Ward
City of
Erie County
Pless, Ward
Carry
Walter L, Prake
Court of Common Pleas
Eric Golinig
Penney
Morkyannaver
Alton H. Homer
Luells
M. Homer
J. W. Morewood
Margaret D. Morewood
Hite
Louis
Henry Drake
Pleasant Street
Sixth Avenue
Ube
Snalley
Drake
Alta H. Homer
Luella M. Homer
W. Morewood
Margret
D. Morewood
Recorder of Deeds
Briek County
Nat Sal
J. W.morewood
Margret D. Morewood
Mortgneees
Romneylvania
J. W. Mbrewood
Margret D. Mote
Wood
Gouri
Peor
Fred W
Lamberton
Waller L. Peake
Petitioner
Euy
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Powell Motor Co
the House OF Bargains
Center St
Diol
Pier
Celoron Park
Edward West
Gus Lind
America
Phyllis Daye
Don Lewis
Salo
Kookabouts
Morrey Brennen
United States
Doranfioe
Asher Spire
Thomson
Demonedes
Plas
Maplin Glas Wien
Alfreda
Alphystewedne Hany
Dennis Echual Phyatee
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Fie
Two Wee Coultses
Siylls Mary
Euhiool Ak Tip Caroline
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Itte
Tao
Alex Dubros
Huh
Lalito
Pola
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