Erie area notes include motorcycles urged for fleet expansion
A recommendation by Captain George Purvis at a farewell dinner urged adding at least seven motorcycles to the current eleven for the Erie unit. He proposed four be deployed after midnight, noting none are used then presently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Erie
George Purvis
Purvis
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Thomas Motors
Meldville
Meadville Area Y
Meadville Area School Board
Donald W. Dunnan
At The Hospital Report And Local Notices Summary
At The Hospital Report shows admissions including William Seamiens and Mrs Melvin Yoder among others. discharges list Mrs Delbert King and L Wilson Whiteley. A 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline sale note and a North East burglary arraignment are also mentioned. Community notices include Women’s Relief Corps meeting details and local advertising for aluminum door hoods and awnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert King
Clymer
Roger Ross
Third Avenue
Robert Younk
Claude Weber
Prariin Street
Wilson Whiteley
Concord Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Thomas Keener
East Main Street
Richard Miler
Leonard Beckerink
Clyde Miller
North Evat
Milane J. Krystynik
North East
John Ferko
Wallace
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hutchon Park
Webr
Buch
Community notices and local council actions in Titusville region
Ice cream social at West Spring Creek Town Hall set for 7 P M. Gorton W Harvey discussed Chautauqua Lake rehabilitation with experts. Wheelock Aid to meet at Mrs Kenneth Loveland's home. Titusville City Council accepted Lee Coates and Son bid for a new dump truck at 5100 weight. Fleming Ford bid slightly lower with trade-in. Three defendants pled guilty to burglary and forgery charges before Judge Mook. Mrs Donald Richardson and a boy died in a Maplecrest tractor accident. funeral plans noted for Kingston New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Creek
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Gorton W. Harvey
Wheelock Aid
Kenneth Loveland
R. D
Titusville
Lee Coates and Son
Fleming Ford Co
Mentyre
Meadville
Herbert Mook
Chauncey, Horne
Guys Mills
Dorma
Charlee P. Mattocks
Link
Donald Richardsonne Diamond
Maplecrest
N.Y
Tichairdeon
Kingston
Mg. Richardson
Donnie
Ioan Deioff
David Vining
Brant 70 dies after long illness in Titusville
Charles P. Brant of Titusville 70 died at 1 18 p m after a long illness. He was born May 3 1885 in Frewsburg New York and worked in oil fields all his life. He was a member of the Titusville Elks Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Charles P. Brant
Wayne Tracy
Tim ‘Tracy
Eisenhower Brother Returns From Europe Vacation
Dr Milton Eisenhower brother of the President sails back to New York on the United States after a two month trip with daughter Ruth who celebrated her tenth birthday. He says the journey was purely a vacation and he is president of Pennsylvania State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Europe
Associated Press
York
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Ruth
Dy Eisenhower
Prnesylvania State University
Coast Braced For New Storm After Connie Douses South
Coastal towns from North Carolina to South Carolina brace after Connie storms in, causing tens of millions in damage and 42 deaths. No fatalities in warned beach areas as vacationers return and officials report limited evacuations. Forecasters predict heavy rains along the coast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
North Carolina
South Carolina
Canada
Connie
Diane
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Ticonderoga
Norfolk
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Myrtle Beach
Charleston Weather Bureau
Coastal flood warning as storms threaten Georgia and South Carolina
Inland flood fears rise with four inch and more rainfall. Savannah Beach evacuations ordered by Police Chief David McCutcheon as sea islands along South Carolina and Georgia face high water. Red Cross teams deploy coastlines with medical supplies and essentials. Atlantic Fleet Mine Force vessels shift to hurricane anchorages for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCutcheon
Savannah Beach
South Carolina
Georgia
Red Cross
Atlantic Fleet
Ashley River
Naval Ammunition Depot
Cooper River
Hurricanes Prompt Military Pullback and Coastal Defenses
Military units from Navy, Marine, Air Force and Army moved to protect coastal areas during the hurricane alert. Second Marine Division engineers built artificial dunes at Atlantic Beach and Surf City, North Carolina, with additional gear kept in reserve to respond to threatened points. Kure Beach City Manager Joel C. Herren warned of an imminent northeast wind endangering property and efforts to shore up defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Marine
Air Force
Second Marine Division
Camp Ledeune
M. C
Atlantic Beach
N. C
Surf Cuy
N.C
Joel C. Herren
Kure Beach
Wilmington
Siid
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Koehlers
DuBois and Koch‘s
Dial
D. W. Clark
Marks Funeral
Joseph Edward Ostrow
Backus Road
Harborcreek
Raymond's
North Center Street
Leonard A. Bergmm
Yorks
Robe
Nderson
Fairman Renter& City Building
Wctor Anderson
Atteceets
Ralph H. Carmichiel
Carmichael Tiss
Johnson Motors
Alden Phelps
Harrisburg
Dan Collis
Phelps
F. L. Baressi
Erie Park and Harbor Commission
Frank Horonte
Commission
Frank L. Betts
Erler
Joh Quinlan
Ward
Clearfield Furs
Stewart's
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodie
Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
Raymond Avenue
Lnstening
Wright Street
Poice
Thomas Motor
Fire Department
Ike
Royal Metal Manufacturing Go
Alvin
Anis Ji
Bernard Gottbere
Corry Hospital
William Seamiens
Melvin Yoder
Oscar Wettenburg
Gary
Rene Counssse
Gould Street
Joyce Fuller
Spartansburt Judg
Dughter
John Oesch
East South Street
John
Harry McQuiston
Frederick Treet
Kathryn Neylon
East Pleasant Street
John Hornick
Columbus Avenue
Hunn
Gregor Louk
Thomas Mo
W. F. Rickers Building
McFadden
Shady Ave
Corry ‘Savings Cloan
Center Street
Jansen
Tobaccos
Center St
R. L. Winans
Lemon Street
Roberts Furniture & Appliances
Columbus
Stromberg
Carlson
The
Sherwin Williams Co
Corry
Color Harmony Service
Corry, Pa
WOTR
All-Why Electrigy
ST Pros Ss
Miller's
Miller’s
Miller
M. Any
Rita
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