Local News Briefs From City and Vicinity
Recapping and vul canizing. Powell Motor Co. 6-26-11. Dorothy Ann Pierson, 18, of Cambridge Springs, seriously hurt riding a bicycle when struck by an automobile near her home. She was taken to Meadville hospital for injuries to her left shoulder. Herbert Vali, 15, missing from camp at Lake LeBoeuf, sought by police at father Anthony Vali’s request. Bruce Peelman, 42, missing after leaving home Sunday. Postmaster J. B. Murrin reports two postcards dated 1908 with unknown recipients. Residents warned of drought with water shortage risk. urged to conserve. Jamestown boy injured in bicycle accident. Lt. Richard Krear reported killed in England. Hay fever season opening noted in Kane area. Marriages and motor court notes. Various local notices and appointments in government and industry.
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Powell Motor Co
Dorothy Ann Pierson
Cambritee Springs
Meadville
Brie
Herbert Vali
Lake LeBoeuf
Anthony Vali
Saarch
Waterford
Bruce Peelman
Violet Peelman
Journal of Advance
Clearfield
Oil City
Harry’ Goldbers
France
Hiis
Concord Community Club
Davisson-Fogle Lumber Co
H. B. Reed
Sal
Roy Reed
North Africa
Titusville
Regiiiinger
Copenhagen
Denmark
Boston
Corry Hospital
Bonney Hopkins
Spartamsburg
John Carroll
Columbus
Robert Bunce
Spartansburne
Belin Bernard
Union City
Duane Hulse, Jr
Cambridge Springs
Edward
Women's Victory Club
Franklin
Seneca Farm
Jamestown
Charles R. Reynolds
LeRoy Reynolds
Howard Street
General Hospital
Reynolds
South Main Street
T. R. Krear
Emilenton
War Department
Sory
Richard Krear
England
Kane
W.J .B. Zearfoss
Lewistown
Kane Health Association
Zearfoss
Health
George L. Grobe
U.S
Western District
New York
Nea Centralia Corers
Jamestown General Hospital
George F. Waite
Erie
State Highay Department
Roland J. Howkman
Greenville
Mercer County
Harrisburg
Office of Price Administration
Harry Stuller
Mahaffey
Clearfield County
Earl Patrick
Dewey Pifer
Burnside
Patrick
Toa. m
Patricks
Erhard
Curwensville
Punxsutawney Barracks
Stoller
Price Administration allows more red paints for retailers
The Office of Price Administration announced immediate permission for retailers to increase paint inventories to 60 percent of original supply when stock is below 90 percent. Retailers must apply at their local War Price and Ration office and file Form R-325. Also reported: veterinarian Dr Sperry Kinton in Harrisburg found rabies in a dog. a man in Van killed a family of rattlesnakes. Samon Carroll recovery and relocation. local shop owner William DeHaven hospitalized. shop hours altered during illness with Bixee Thomas distributing completed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Warren
Sperry Kinton
Harrisburg
Edward MacKendrick
Ol City
William Hart
van, R. D. 1
South Side
Sterling
Fertigs
Samon Carroll
Corry Hospital
Earl Wickwire
Columbus
William DeHaven
West South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Bixee Thomas
State Health Secretary orders curbs as polio spreads in 44th county
Harrisburg reports 34 new infantile paralysis cases raising total to 364 this year with 20 cents noted and all swimming pools to be closed. Dr A H Stewart warned against pool and stream swimming amid pollution concerns as Allegheny County records 94 cases, while authorities expect no mid September peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
A. H. Stewart
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Stewart
Allegheny
PAC Candidates Lose In Wisconsin Primary District Races
Aug 16 Milwaukee. Incumbent administration supporter Thad Wasselewski leads in the fourth district with 5594 votes to Anthony Gawronski’s 2020 as PAC endorsed candidate Anthony Gawronski trails. Raymond J. Cannon trails in the fifth district while Andrew Biemiller leads Clem Kalvelage. Republican Senator Alexander Wiley secures nomination amid isolationist opposition. Ray Waite, brother of Judge Orrin Waite, dies at 55 in Brie.
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Milwaukee
Congress
Tith
Wisconsin
CTO
Thad Wasselewski
Anthony P. Gawronsi
Lightning Bolt Destroys Barn Near Jamestown
A bolt of lightning struck Albert Eckman’s barn on East Oslo Hill near Municipal Stadium, destroying the barn a truck hay and several fowl with damage over 2000 dollars. A man sustained a cut while rescuing chickens. Fire departments saved the house garage and haystacks, while light rain accompanied the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Albert Eckman
Hough Street
Oslo Hill
Municipal Stadium
Falconer
Fluyatina
Ice Shortage Hits Hazleton Under Heat Wave
Hazleton endures ice shortage as heat wave strains supply. Dealers refuse new customers and many omit sales to residential buyers amid rising demand and limited plant output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Prisoners to be used in camp work under guard
The report notes facilities of his office installing a four barbed wire enclosure and search lights. It states several other camps in the vicinity will be similarly used. Thirty soldiers accompanied the prisoners who will be employed cutting wood. North Carolina drugs remarks indicate 275 of 300 kinds of crude items are found in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingway
Nort Carolina
North Carolina
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Wing -Willi Star Stores
Canning
Heinz Mustard
Kirkmans
Armour’s Peanut Butter
White House
MASON
Lighthouse Cleanser
Windex Boule
Staley
Furriers
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Deleo and
Willard
Thomas Motor Co
Pc ‘Drug Store
N-Center ST
Corry
Istate
Nelson
Senate Group
Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Japan
Senate
Iell
War Production Board
Avid
Mead
D-Ny
War Investgating Committee
Senndor Ferguson
R-Mich
Germany
PAC
Raymond P. Waite
J. Orrin’ Waite
West Fourth Street
Brie Foundry
North Corry
Colui
W. L. Armitage
Manneri
Mbus
Ene
R. F. Mningwes
Allegheny National Forest
Bull Hill
Sheffield
Chase & Sanborn
Clorox
Borden’s Pyco
Botterd
Coca-Cola Company
Averie
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Ath and
State Streets
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