Beaverdam U B Sunday School Class Reunion
Nearly sixty former members and friends of the Willing Workers Sunday school class of the United Brethren met at Rev George Mulvin home for a reunion with a seven o clock lawn picnic supper. The program included scripture reading prayers and several memoriam observances for nineteen former members. Attendees from multiple nearby towns joined in the social gathering and anniversary observances, with many staying for a Sunday dinner and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Willing Workers
United Brethren i
Christchurch
George Mulvin
Witt Om Gibbons
Mulvin
al- Werson
Edith Adams
Charles Breed
James Crowell
Gara Prebble
Paul Smith
Ruth
John Ryland
Sherman Paullner
Don Peterson
Clarence Slye
Hexworid LeBard
Shreves Rides
Florence Whipple
Walter Procton
Charles Swan
Clink Bisbee
Wattsburg
Ro Lyons
Carl Lyons
Erie
Virgil Tarbell
Vacancies Filled in Sparta Teaching Staff
Sparta's Vocational School board filled two vacancies retiring athletic supervisor Carl Mallon and grade six teacher Pauline Shreve. Helen Scatem Morton named athletic supervisor and Barbara Thompson to sixth grade. New agricultural supervisor T. Borkey arrived from Somerset and began preparations for the fall term September Bth. Community asks for Victory Club farewell to inductees, Red Cross planning, and local social notes including visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Board of Education
Spartansburg Votational School
Helen Scatem Morton
Carl Mallon
Toftsville
Morton
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Guys Mills
Randolph High School
Barbara ‘Thompson
Pauline Shreve
Harbor Creek
Barbara Thompson
West Spring Creek
Borkey
Ray
Victory Club
Charles Quates
Hoarlah Springs
Ray Cowles
Charles
Blatt Bros. 'Theater Co
U. S
Wallace-Green
Myrtle Bates
Helen
Red Cross
Boro
Mir
Walter Pfeiffer
Ralph Webb
Reading
Addie Hyde
Glenn Steadman
Margeret Vale
Norberth
Marjorie Huli
Nel Allen
Afton
N. Y
Emma Gould
Charles J. Ingram
Erie
T. S. Ingram
Concord Corners
James Redd
New Kensington
Wesley Calahan
Wayne Reed
Carolina
Joseph Brunsek
Blanché
Ruth Howith
Carson Stutaman
Little Cooley
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Baldwins in New Trouble at Erie
Baldwins Iain R Baldwin and H Geuge D Bald win, builders of 1003 State Street, were served warrants by Constable Joseph Applebed on Thursday afternoon. They face charges under the Pennsylvania elevator law of 1937 for alleged unlawful operation of two elevators, in a building at the southeast corner of Seventh and State Streets. Inspector John Allen of the State Department of Labor and Industry filed the charge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHLB
H.geuge
D. Baldwin
Iain R. Baldwin
State Street
Joseph Applebed
Pennsylvania
John Allen
State Department of Labor and Industry
Mth
State Streets
Mill Village Youth Given Commission In Army Air Forces
Aug 13 Union City report notes Mil l Village youth Mitton L Clark son of Mr and Mrs Vednor G Clark awarded second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces. He earned his wings at Spence Field Ga after graduating Cambridge Springs High School 1937 and Erie Commercial College 1939. Clark was appointed aviation cadet Dec 18 1941 at Maxwell Field Ala. He is nephew of Mrs S A Matthews of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Mitton L. Clark
Vednor G. Clark
Mill Village
Army Air Forces
Spence Field
Clark
Cambridge Springs
Erie Commercial College
Maxwell Field
Ala
Glare
AL Mattrews
Arsenal at home of boys held in thefts
Jamestown, Aug. 14 Felice Usted aided by detectives identified a summer crime wave following the arrest of two young men and seizure of a fully loaded arsenal at a home. Donald Holdsworth, 18, and Bryan Mistretta, 20, were held at the city jail with police admitting entry into gasoline stations grocerie s and other stores during the spree. Many articles were recovered. about $100 in cash and cigars remain missing. Police sought explanations as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Felice
Richard Moynthen
Donald Boldsworth
Joe East
Byank J Mistretta
West
Oddy
Polr
Holdsworth's Home
Leiner Faces Treason Trial Over Nazi Saboteurs Photo
Leiner, one of eight Nazi saboteurs linked in a treason case, was shown in a New York photo allegedly assisting in the smashing of a portrait of Adolf Hitler at the German American headquarters. He will likely stand trial in New York in October as Attorney General Francis Biddle discusses treason indictments when evidence warrants. Leiner was reportedly a close associate of Edward J. Kerling, who was executed according to FEI records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiner
Adolf Hitler
New York
Francis Biddie
Biddle
Edward J. Kerling
FEI
Clymer Pastor to Enter Army
Samuelson Trent junior Samuelson a Clymer pastor will join the United States Army Reserve Corps. He plans to report to duty at Hur Wird University and begins a chaplaincy path after earning a BA from Kentucky Wesleyan College in 1936 and a STM from Tufts in 1939. He pastored Lander Methodist Church until 1941 and recently left for service in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Army Warricn
A. Sumuel
Tuinell Etrnet
United State Army Advanding
Trent
Samuelson
Warren High School
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Boston
Indian widow awarded damages in 1941 death case
Angeline Nephew, widow of Robert Nephew, won $12,450 damages against New York state in the Court of Claims. Her husband, 31, died after a February 16, 1941 arrest by Trooper Florence J. Driscoll at a Red House Corners gas station. Driscoll said the blows were in self defense. The case followed a minor automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red House
Angeline Nephew
Run Tnaisa
Randolph
Driscoll
Red House Corners
Close Drive In Theater Despite Court Appeal
Erie August 14. Judge Miles B. Hitt ordered the Sky Way drive in theater closed despite an appeal to the state Supreme Court. Attorneys contended the theater should stay shut until the high court acts. The judge said continuing the miltance pending appeal would cause irreparable injury and interfere with residents’ comfort and property use. A separate fire in Masontown caused about 40 000 dollars damage to the Herman Brown and 10 cent store, with cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Thomas Dyn
Miles B. Hitt
Sky Way
State Supreme Court
High Court
Kitts
Supreme Court
Masontown
Herman Brown
Payette County
David Honsaker
Mrs Harriett Johnson Dies in Corry Area
Mrs Harriet Johnson dies after a long illness in Corry area. Born April 4 in Blooming Valley, she lived in Clarion and Pores, later moving to Corry. She is survived by three sons Glenn and Lu slee Hepler of Corry and Harry Hepler of St Louis, plus a daughter in law and many grandchildren. Funeral services from the late home Monday at 1:15 pm with burial at Mt Collins Cemetery in Tionesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McAulinch
Patty
Dogher
Erle
Donnald Gates
Corry
William LaPuse
Ernest Platt
Juanita Stranahian
Harry Stranahay
Leora
Tabernacle
W. W. Conley
Times of the Gentiles
Lucy Morris
Hey
Arnold Lundberg
Baptist Church
J. A. Wallys
Hirriete
Vernon
Blooming Valley
IHOF
Abraham Hepler
Lyon
Johnyson
Johnson
Wes
Glenn
Luslee Hepler
Harry Hepler
Bt. Louis
Ulster
Rose ‘Taft
Endeavor
Mt. Collins
Tionesta
Waterford Farmer Injured In Tractor Accident
W. R. Stilley employed by Meow Stilley Farm RD 1 Waterford removed the unconscious farmer to a hospital after a tractor ran over him near Waterford. Examination showed a broken back and internal injuries. he was given boat an even dama for recovery and remained unconscious Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kulesa
Waterford
Enal
Willerford
W. R. Stilley
Kuwah
Srilley Farm
St. Viti
Olit'a
Fragmentary World News Snippet Reflects On Battle Tactics
A garbled clipping notes military topics with references to jets, ships, and quick actions. It mentions priorities like gold and snattle phrases, implying rapid exploitation or maneuvering in a conflict context. The readable text is heavily corrupted and offers no clear facts or dates.
Carry State Admiral Bald Near Fusiliers
Readable text fragments mention a state admiral and bald figures amid a tense scene. No clear event or place identified. The fragment preserves names and titles but lacks verifiable context for a full summary.
Fragmented OCR Summary Noted
The readable text is garbled with missing words and stray characters. No coherent events or names can be established from the fragment.
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Mulvin Home
Cemetery Association
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Elgin
Bigt
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Lord
George Mulgin
Emo
Frank Pitch
Gary
Norman Maynard
Wies
Peggy Wilson
Franklin
Leo Jones
Mm. Sterling Rediger
South Bend
Ind
Kloufenstein
Wing Buth Howitt
Kent
Ohio
Witty
Charles Ewan
Clarenos Mis
W.H. Cummings
Ingit Murs
Harte
Sparta
Helen Scarem Morton
Carl, Mallon
Baldwins
Arsenal
Uncle San
ASA Patriotic Service
America
Thorsfary
Island
Hispaniola
Haiti
Miles B. Kitts
Panama
Nabisco
Peper Renee Biscuit Gees
Harriett Johnson
Farmer
Wt Ld Bread
Bui
Py Bos
Farm Uri
Center ST. Corry
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Aneets
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