World War II era notices and local health and crime items
Local health officials report a croup of measles and whooping cough cases in Spartansbare area and quarantine measures for a six year old, plus wartime production halved civilian auto output and Chrysler dividends. Police report thieves targeting children scooters, a factory injury at Aero Supply, and a pigeon rescued at the taxi stand. World Fast Day observed for Jews with prayers for peace, and a disturbance by youths near Spring Street High School ends with police action. A Pennsylvania short wave radio plan for civilian defense is proposed, and price regulation warnings urge merchant compliance. farm outlook from John H. Light notes rising fair attendance as farmers seek relaxation. Community notices call a Fourth Ward defense meeting and raid wardens' drill.
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United Nations
Europe
Aid
Wally Ang
Spring Street
Fifth Column Activities of Japs Revealed
Ellicottville Aug W The Japanese farmers had their Hew and grain fields specially o the furrowed show a direct path to the Navy Yard nt Pearl Harbor according to Mrs George Norman back home after two years in Honolulu Her husband is an expert torpedoman In the Navy Some Japanese pilots and bomber crews in Pearl Harbor attack were young men who had attended school in Hawaii and were honor graduates of the University of Honolulu Several professors identified dead and wounded attackers as former class members Mrs Norman a blonde woman helped care for the wounded and noted she recognized some casualties as university students She recalls a Honolulu ad warning the Japanese of the raid read by placing a screen over the ad before it appeared in papers and will spend time with her old school chum Mrs Eugene Luss Fitch and later with her mother in Philadelphia
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Ellicottville
Aug
Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor
George Norman
Honolulu
Navy
Hawaii
University of Honolulu
Notman
Sid
Norman
Eugene Luss Fitch
Philadelphia
Two Escape From Plane Crash Near Otangeville
Jamestown official Warren Skelton and pilot George Marey escaped serious injury after a forced landing two miles from Otangeville Ohio at 1 16 pm Monday due to motor failure. They were en route to Youngstown to acquire a plane for delivery to Jamestown when the plane struck the grain field and rolled over causing wing and propeller damage. Both men unharmed, local pilots recovered the aircraft at Youngstown and flew it back to Jamestown.
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Jamestown
Warren Skelton
George Marey
Otangeville
Youngstown
Delvery
Skelton
Service Club Clears Kane Park in Community Effort
Kane, Aug. 1. Jane Siwaniane chaired a regular dinner at the New Thomson hotel. Members and guests moved to Evergreen park to clear sections as part of a club project begun a month ago. Men used two large-crea trucks near Birch street with Birch street residents assisting. A. J. Herman and Lyle Fay, residents, led trucks for the work, H. G. Bentley donated a truck, and a substantial area was cleared.
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H. G. Bentley
Boy's Narrow Escape As Truck Runs Wild in Ridgway
A driverless car owned by James Sullivan of Johnsonburg backed down Cobb Street and struck a fence in front of the Paul Blatt residence before crashing into the Nelson Jewelry store. A four year old McDonald boy, grandson of Sullivan, climbed into the parked car moments before brakes failed. damage estimated at 200 dollars. The Army Navy pennant for war production will be presented to Erie city Iron Works on August 17 and to Skinner Engine Company on August 26. Col Herbert D. Vogel will present.
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Ridgway
James Sullivan
Johnsonsburg
Cobb Street
Paul Blatt
Nelson Jewelry
McDonald
Bradford
Sullivan
Erellent
Erie City Iron Works
Skinner Engine Company
Erie
Herbert D. Vogel
U. S. Army
Pittsborgh
Clymer Legion Pushes Drive for USC GLF Meet
Aug 12 Clymer crowds gather at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Dunnewold to honor leaving neighbor Harry Vidal a longtime farmer from Clymer Center who is moving to Buffalo NY to take an electrician job. Neighbors presented a gift and shared a lunch as the Damcott Jones Post of the American Legion met with eleven members present. The Ladies Mission and Aid Society hosted a Bible centered program with readings and a quiz. The 33rd Van Barden family reunion at Panama Rocks drew about 60 members for a day of dinner games and a program led by Anes Van Barden. The G I F annual meeting at Clymer Central school saw officers elected and a show of community activism. Multiple local notices followed including relocations and social gatherings across the town.
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George Saxton
Franklin
Hoye Webster
Cortland
Jennie Webster
Damcott-Jones
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Gilbert Ton
U.S
Hermey Bennink
Charles Saunders
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Lucy Schurman
Helen Fardink
Hazel Meerdink
Das Wassink
Gertrude Dampott
Lens Teculver
Jennie Habink
Galilee
Aulohiarp
Anés Vai Barden
Ayan
Jesus
Lloyd Cady
G. E. Reslink
Shirley Vananders
Tyan Cady
Barbara Jane Reslink
Reading
Fred , Wardes
Paul Meyerink
Carol Howles
James van Warden
Norman Cady
Eleanor Kay Clonk
Bessie van Harden
Doris Howles
Armed Services of
Our County
Kenneth van Barden
Everett Hensink
Ransom Lewis
Allan Neckers
Robert Scarpine
Delbert Neckers
Allan
Burton Dunnewold
Clyde Howles
Norman Restink
Ray Renskers
Floyd Cady
Floyd Meserink
Clymer Central School
Norman TeCroney
Edward Beckerink
Roy Croscott
Herbert White
Norman Te Croney
CE. Clayton
Howard Beckerink
Henry Habink
Tocal
Mmusic
Musio
Spartanshire
Cornelius Wiggers
Ernest ‘Dumneyald
Dairymen’s League
William van Barden
Musle Wan
Bessie van Barden
Walter
Legtars
Buffalo
van Barden
Mary Grout
Frewsburg
Marion Gallup
Abner
Marion Gallun
Carol Eshelman
Jane Lesters
John Meerdink
Howard Lesters
Martin Croscutt
John Conk
Fye. Spencer
Troy Center
Henry Wassink
Webster
Clymer
Hag
Paul Wiggers
Paul, Jr
Rochester
Ruth Farnsworth
Alder
Judith Odell
Wiggers
James Gravink
Janette
Henry Gravink
Chautanqua, NY
Howard Ayling
Anna Yangeem
Louise Heslink
Clair Belimentatory
Delbert King
Gersid
Carlton
Maynard
Ava
J. W. Boal
Jamestown
JW. Tewinkle
Albert Reslini
Mr. Reslink
Gladys Lepters
Marvin Lehmers
Ann Bictus
Carolyn Weavers
B. W. Schreus
Wilton Weavers
Everett Warnshouse
Restus
Sambo
Tyan Legters
Melvin Ressinkt
Song
America
Edward Gabriel
Claude Lictus
Earl Tewinidle
Corry
Bear Lake
South Dayton
N. Y
Frédonia
North East
Ladies Mission Society of the
Martha Dueink
Merle Dueink
Maurice ‘Tenen
Marthe Dueink
Tnis
India
John Tenbuckle
Herman Cady
Clarence Legters
Katpedi
Floyd Vander Schaaff
Tyson
Charolette
Royal Legters
Kenneth Legters
Schenectady
Reformed Church
Dosta Hogenboom
Detroit
Mich
C.F
Rey Hogenboom
C. E
Lender
Gerald King
Richard Holman
Methodist Church
D. D .Samuelson
Jamestown Writer to Serve South America
Sergeant John William Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus D. Wade of Jamestown, formerly with the Jamestown Fest editorial department, has been assigned by the Army as a war correspondent to Central and South America and the Caribbean islands. He will cover Honduras Guatemala Salvador Costa Rica Panama Canal Zone Colombia Venezuela Suriname French Guiana Brazil Trinidad Puerto Rico and the Antilles.
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John William Wade
Cyrus D
Wade
Lakin Avenue
Central and Bowith America
Ceribbean Islands
Honduras
Gustemala
Salvadore
Costa Rica
Panama
Canal Zone
Colimbia
Yenemele
Surinam
Fruita
Guisna
Brazil
Trinidad
Puerto Rico
Chain of Islands
Windward
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