Automobiles and local concerns dominate Frederic and Denier area notes
Over Tuesday to date, Frederic and Denier streets see new construction and stalled projects. The Union City auto license dispute with Raymond Humes ends with police action after he refused to show documents. Council weighs trips to York for League of Third Class Cities convention amid tight finances while sewer and back-up issues plague East Main Street. The Phoenix Hotel owner complains of storm tax and odors, and a thief targets a Graves coupe trunk with clothing and tools. The 140 Watersbore Pair opens next week with a Ginabeur contest, while census work wraps in Erie Crawford District. Oil production rises slightly to 9,590,648 barrels for the week ended August 7. Betty Wood, disabled by infantile paralysis, remains largely unchanged. A new solar error device is noted and staffing changes include Mary Elizabeth, a stenographer, joining the local office. further details emerge from a muddled report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.H. Patterson
Phoenix Hotel
Fist Main Street
East Main Street
Tate
Patterson
State Health Department
Waters Council
Harry Graves
Graves
Oxford
Union City
County crops saved by recent rains
Eris Aug 20 Sunday rains brought relief to Erie County farmers. Officials reported the showers saved corn, tomatoes, cabbage, peaches, apples and grapes after a hot spell. Temperatures fell from the 90s to the 60s with cooler, cloudy conditions expected Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eris
Eirie
Hiesenes
Mercury
Jax
Ralph Thames
S. Barmures
Will Continue Defense Classes Through Winter
Dr Haas advised school authorities to keep defense classes running with state funds while districts supply shops and equipment. He proposed two shop schedules under national defense training, including after hours and all night shifts, to expand regular vocational and national defense courses for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Soca Plun
Paul B
Oyossman
National Defense Industial
Leimens Grebengelven
British Bombers Strike German Port in Weekend Raid
British bombers attacked a German port after a raid by German planes. RAF formations targeted the coast 20 miles from the English south shore with searchlights and fires, claiming to have destroyed one ammunition dump and shot down 445 German planes in prior action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wazt
Dairymen Picnic Set at Wheelock Church Lawn
Dairymen's League subdistricts 17 and 176 will hold a picnic Friday at Wheelock church lawn between Corry and Gutting starting 11 a.m. N H Rathbin VP New Hartford MN will speak. Families bring tables and a dish. milk and cream provided. Parking and activities arranged by local committees. shelter available if weather turns. All members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Rathbin
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Tne
New Hartford
Wheelock Church
Corry
Gutting
Tron
Fmily
Lele
Mie
Frent Harvey
T J Neckers
Clymer
George Legters
Warner McCray
Allan Leet
de Wittville
August Bloomauist
Eleaner
Glyde L. Barber
al Waterford
Dairymen’s League
Guardsmen in Major Combat
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania's 28th Division clashing with the First Division as both sides claim early successes in a war of maneuver. The 11th Infantry captured Madrid after a bold assault, while higher up the line Allied and enemy forces traded gains and a large-scale engagement developed near Colen and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lisbon
Pennsylvania
11Th Infantry
Philadelphs
Madrid
Céneral Edward Martin
Sard Artilery
Blue
Collen
Bradford Field Oil Production Holds Steady Amid Week
Bradford field output averaged 37 840 barrels daily, up 35 from the prior week, per the Bradford Oil Producers Association. Allegany field saw 8 969 barrels per day, down 262 from the week ending August 10, reflecting varied regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Orde O
Bradford Saltric
Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association
Allegany
Meadville Test Case Ruling On Double Parking Arrest
Meadville Bread Company appeals a police court conviction for double parking in front of a West Main Street grocery, seeking county court review. The case could set precedent for truckers and other operators facing similar infractions amid a broader traffic crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Meadville Bread Company
Tage
West Main Street
Erie
Meadville
Former Corry Resident Dies at 69 in Warren
Harper W. Smith 69, former manager of the Everett Rack Store in Corry, died after a lengthy illness in Warren, Pennsylvania. He previously lived in Cochranton and was a photographer. Survived by his wife, two daughters Maguerite Noble and Genevieve Page, a son Welmer, a brother George Amith, and a sister Mrs Frank Lamb. Services set at McCabe Funeral Home in Cochranton with burial in Cochranton Cemetery.
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Ward
Corry
Harper W. Smith
Everett
Warren
Aller
Mc. Smith
Cochranton
Garry
Maguerite Noble
Genevieve Page
Welmer
Eps
George Amith
Mendyills
Mrs
Prank Lamb
Townville
McCabe
Cochraston
Cochranton Vet Piery
Churchill Appeals 10 U S for Warships
Prime Minister Churchill asks the United States for warships while praising British air production as surpassing Germany. He outlines a plan for long term bases in the western hemisphere under US control with British sovereignty unchanged. He stresses sea power and US friendship as essential for a global war effort.
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France
Belgium
Hul' Aheh
Germany
Larcely
Dominion
Lori Caldecot
House of Fords
Britain
United States
Tod
Polone
Pay aviators to fly across ocean for $500 a trip
Oklahoma City reports an offer of 500 dollars per trip to ferry planes across the North Atlantic. The note mentions the Dkilhomes lying fraternity puzzled today. In Pittsburgh an estate valued at 7090 dollars is left to her husband with a wish he spends and enjoys it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
North Atlantic
Pittsburgh
George W. Tissue
Sewtuleley
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Uncertain War News
New York August 20 The stock market showed cautious confidence despite unclear European war developments with steels and motors among favored groups at the open. Gains near one point were pared by midday as volume remained light following a 24 year low, with quotes modestly higher for several major names including American Can American Smelting Bethlehem Steel General Motors and International Nickel. Pittsburgh produce trades were light with mixed spot prices for apples and potatoes US beef and hog markets in Buffalo showed steady to fluctuating activity and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Setive
Moon Prides
Aiericad Smelters
Orie
HM International Mickel
Bennecabt
Vere Bom Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Bakes
New York Central
Nornem Fusloe - Packatth Seysc0
Penna
Bebbey
Hanetviney Esi Pure Oil
Fadia
Warnes Brow
Wealinghouse
Melo Thes
Youingstown & & Ts NY
Carn
Broken season notes from Greens 49th and nearby games
Fragmented report outlines coach Henle and players Ernie Tom Buser and Mike Ferrari in a limited season summary. Mentions Greens, Rimersburg, Union City and Grove City with scattered dates and scores including a 75 point result.
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Henle
Ernie Tom Buser
Aixokson
Ail
Dinusville
Sphember
Sophemusey Zittober An. Irith
Greens
Rimersb Agl
New Bur
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Denier Streets
Tom
Say
Raymond Humes
Ross Meat
Gener Street
Humes
Nimm
Trforma~ Uon
League of Third Class Cities
York
F. S. Austin
Cli
Cambridge Springs
James BP
Foernbo
Gette Repubblicary
Aoltloeke
Francis J. McDonald, Jr
U. S
Imall
Glenny Wood
Betty
Carer Sun Confinementn
Base c Pleasant
Mary Mlimbeth
Giles Coty
Tle Assistence
el Reeth Setarsiee
Erie County
Shaw Me
Corry Drug Company
Walgreen Agenty
Oriler St
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Hyriel
Charlie
Wheelock
Glelwin
Manny Olle
Baliltin Todayy
Asie
Rome
Alps
Taly
Omnis
Peel
the National Bank OF Corry
Deposte
Federal Deposit Ijsurance Corporation
Washington
Acs
Iepater
AKAM
Mile
Center St
Jersey
Sterling
Cookgister _ CRYSTAL 108
Coal Go. Co
Healy
Dial
Fender
Central Garage
R. B. Gross
Spring St
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Studebaler
Dick" Powers
Besson
Clymer Blue Moor
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Journal
Corry Evening Journal
F. Brockman
Western Auto Associate
Sol Tubrs
Davis Radio Lab
Murphy's
Tony Jackson
DELCO
A. G. Bennink
Mike" Litz
Pamala
Main Street
Honekeeper
Corey, Paates
Watkins
Fi. Hale
Newark
Victoria Kasprzyk
Spring Creek
Mortangas
Gorry
Worth Street
F. Ghick
Spencer's Cash Mills
Neckers. CO
N. Y
Wnite Rock
Rhode Island
Red Roosters
Wayne Jaggs
Columbus
Presh
Springer
Brock~ Ton Brothers
Cory
Helfers
Gerald Parsons
Ater
Church St
Dial Parestan
East Pleasant Street
Neel
Doane's Howe
Crosley Gas
Crosley Electric
Merritt Appliance Co
Cheap Man
West _Church street
Co-lumbus
P.O
Ella M. Hurlbut
Register of Wills
Mguy Hurlbot
West
Prederick Street
Corry, Pennsylvae
B. Glenn Hurlbot
Wilson Avenue
North Side
Walter L. Peake
Cameron Building
Russia
Churchill Appeals
Quartermaster Corps
Camp
Leonardo da Vinc
Rusta Fi Philadelphis
Denver
Ean Francisca
Hoovers & Tennessee
Virginia Lowells
New York Duchess
Marylind
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Cobblers
Long Isla Cobblers
Toaho
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Besyy
Betian Airernm Corporation
Wilmimg Deltex
Philippine Islands
Toda
Cofry
Salurdiy
Farrell
Keating BO
Orcutt
Tournan
Charley Kent
Coun Ellamplon
Charley
Dat Davis
Manaying
Harry Pur
Congo
Bea
Evie Aiight
Stich
Jokker
Manski
Latelenan
Co Torrence
Bena
Neire
Canisius
Sanders
Merlyn Conedt
John Crowe
Teague
Mike Ferrari
Lengr
Guy’s
Tyusville
Grove City
Ootabe
Metdbar
Wiber
Cvett Black Union
Frahefin
Nomi
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