Detour and flood damage on Route 219 near Caaliytes Mill
Oil City reports a July 18 flash flood washing out a bridge on Highway Route 219 near Caaliytes Mill in Johnsonbure, with local detour adjustments by the state highway department. Also noted are a desertion arrest for Thomas Seyler from Fort Meade orders, local bingo, hospital discharges, a Swanson resignation and new call to Bethany Covenant, and a Legion picnic at Lake Steffee Cottage.
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Thy
State Highway Department
Heights
Glenmayo
Johnsonburg
Caaliytes Mill
Johnsonbure
Oil City
Thomas Seyler
Main Street
Fort Meade
Seyler
John Colter
Theodore Aifes
Stf
T Leason McCool
Spayfalls
Burg
R. D
Marjorie
Martha ‘Smith
Clarence Smith
Suantansburg
Paul Fox
West Church Street
Clifton Watrous
Spring Creek
R.D
Esterday
Hjelmer Swanson
Smethport
Bethany Covenant Church
Dyboiz
Swanson
DuBois
Boston House
Janes M. Henderson
American Legion
Hie Lake Steffee Cottage
Walnut Bend Road
Central Avenue Plaziy
Village notices cite blackout fines and police actions
Notices to 15 individuals identified for violations of blackout regulations were read by the mayor's five member committee, which recommended fines of $1 plus $2.50 costs each. defendants may pay or request a hearing. Other items cover a car crash near Russell Field, restaurant openings, service tags, and local incidents in nearby towns.
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Wilcox Grocery
Titusville
Herbert A. Vermiity
Powell Motors Vulcanizing
Warren
Warren National
Journal
VFW
Mrs Myra Neckers Dies at French Creek
Mrs Myra Neckers wife of Thea dore Neckers of French Creek died at her home this morning after a prolonged illness. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs Nila Scher methorn and Mrs Marguets Vanderschaaf a son Howard a brother Glyde Rickerson a sister Mrs Cora Anderson and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 30 PM Monday from the home with Rev Maurice Tyson of Clymer Hill Reformed Church officiating.
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Myra Neckers
French Creek
Theadore Neckers
CIO Membership Cards Seized From Agent Here
A tall man in a dark hat seized I O membership cards from a female agent, shouting that she must turn them over. The pocketbook with six hundred signed cards and other papers was taken, then the man fled toward Casey's corners. The woman was frightened but reached home and alerted police, who contacted the state motor police. Officials said they could not determine which I O branch recruited in Corry. Some ill feeling reportedly grew within a group over current union activities at Aero Lodge. Warren county organizes Emergency Civilian Nurses Defense to aid at casualty stations in a local disaster. All Warren nurses are asked to send names and contact details to Miss M Agnes Mc Laughlin. Deluxe fruit salad ice cream 45c at Lindsley’s. Meadville Selective Service reports a possible draft delinquent Andy Tinchak. Twenty-nine inductees from Len Draft Area No 1 will leave for New Cumberland Army Reception next pay day. The Mabel Shoppe lists new fall sweaters.
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Oil City
Sanitary Service Company
Third Ward
Knox
St. Thomas
Ritz
DuBois
J. W. Gordon
Olean
Petey Road
State Superior Court
Priday
National Nagle Grip Co, Inc
Ash Street
Edward Wheeler
VFW Bugle and
Corry
Journal
I. 0
Warren County
M. Agnes McLaughlin
Warren
Isream
Lindsley’s
Meadville
Crawford County Selective Service Board No
Andy Tinchak
Tinchak
Boere
Board of Fees
Franklin
Leng Draft
Franklin District
Venaign County
New Gumberland
Army
Erie
Éurlough
Woman Slugged While Sitting in Policeman's Car
Erie report details a burglar breaking into the Kern home at 702 Oulanont Avenue Lakewood. A woman, Miss Dorothy Reilly of Forrest Park, was found unconscious after being dragged from a police car and struck with a heavy instrument. Chief Gannon and officers responded. the assailant fled. The investigation continues by State Police.
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Erie
Robet Kern
Oulanont Avenue
Lakewood
Russell Gannoe
Kelso Pasle
Kern
Dorothy Reilly
Miarshall Drive
Forrest Park
Gannne
Ister Gannoe
Sell Rison
Oakmont Avenue
Gannoe
Loot From Home At Erie Returned
Erie police solved a Wednesday robbery at Mrs Josephine Giammanco s home 1517 Chestnut Street returning 900 in cash and jewelry totaling 140150 The missing balance 100 was later found at the Giammanco residence leaving a mystery about how it came to light Diamonds and pearls were among the stolen items
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Erie
Josephine Giammanco
Chestnut Streep
Giammeanco
Fugitive James Lee Held in Erie on Assault Attempt
Erie authorities report James Lee alias J Li Talbert age 42 of 1208 West ith street restrained as an escaped prisoner. The FBI lists him as wanted for escaping West Chester County prison New York after a felony sentence. Police say Lee attempted to assault a 13 year old girl in her bedroom on July 28 and faces related charges.
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Erie
James Lee
J. Li
Talbert
Neuro
Ith Street
West Side
Paul Schaaf
FBI
Lee
West Chester County
Wastview
N.Y
David Parmenter
Poll DeDinisio
Leus
Erie Soldier Dies of Sunstroke at Camp
Private Jerlosi, Jerlosl or Jerlonski, age 33, 919 East 12th Street, died after suffering sunstroke at Barksdale Field Louisiana. He collapsed in heat while training and died in base hospital Thursday. He had served six months in the U S Army. Family advised.
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BRL
White
U. 5
Amny
Barksdale Field
Pyb
Pyts
Claes Ray T-Jeronel
Easb
Jerloski
Ursday
Red Cross Institute to be Held in Pittsburgh
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross aims to name delegates to a Western Pennsylvania institute in Pittsburgh August 1 2 and 8. The executive board meets Tuesday at 8 30 p m. Richard Rossbacher says each chapter should send at least one representative to most sessions. Topics span institute objectives war effort Red Cross public information nursing services service to armed forces disaster preparedness and water safety. A separate item notes veteran Pennsylvania Railroad employee Oran Lucas 39 died writing near Thunkeyville.
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Defni- Hon Institute
Red Cross
First Niet
Whey
Chanter
Conductor Details From Brief Flight Train Stop
A fragment notes that a conductor accompanied the flight train which paused briefly at a location, with limited readable details on the stop and personnel involved.
Fragmented OCR notes on a theme purge and restrictions
Incomplete OCR text references a theme purge, possibly noting restrictions and actions. The readable bits mention “The rev cets” and “sannioli sti Theme purge,” but no clear persons, organizations, dates, or places emerge to form a concrete news item.
Fragmentary text hints at place and country references
The readable fragments mention a country and a hamlet, suggesting a distant locale. No clear events, people, or dates are identifiable to form a concrete news item or action.
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WSU
Russell Field Ball Park
R. D. McGhesney
Irvine Street
Frank Contafla
Glarendon
McChesney
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cental Avenue
Daylyfuth Street
Floyd
Carrie Willell
Palooner
Sarah Halladay
Jamestown
Lucy N. Johnson
Nathan Neale
Fort Knox
Lee Johnson
Robert Johnson
Jame Halladay Bloomquist
Marian, Halladay
Warren Halladay
Jean Duebbert
Iuut
Blanche Schorr
Little Rock
Atk
Edson & Brison
States
Ora
Kane
John Walker
Clair Grotemund
East Kane
Dahnga
Mt. Jeweth
U. S. Army
Wailer Paulson
Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Board
Walter J. Hills
Titus Electric Store
William Baird
Curry Brayel
South
Franklin Street
Dill
Kerr
Ball
Ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vauth
U. S
CIO
Mabel
Mikler
Cam
RED. Cross
Pittsburgh
Oran
Lucas
Woodland Heights
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thunkeyville
Gabardine
Aluey
Nasts Dory
Clothijngs
UNI
Ther
Beery
Troyill
Rex
Rascal
Jackass
Malla Tolls Wester
Marjorie Mar
Cpense
America
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National Bank OF Cory
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Germany
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