City League bowlers reorganize at Recreation Alleys Wednesday
City League bowlers meet at Recreation Alleys Wednesday evening to reorganize. School opens Tuesday, two high school teachers Martin Farragher and Rogerett Thomas will be missing as they have joined the armed forces. Mrs Catherine Neubert and Miss Helen Lannen from the city will fill teaching assignments. Tom Eisenman of Akron sustained a fractured skull around 3 pm after falling from a truck on Seneca Street in front of the National Transit building. Bingo Tuesday night at Horn block with $53 given away nightly and a $23 door prize. admission 75 cents.
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Martin Farragher
Rogerett Thomas
Catherine Neubert
Helen Lannen
Tom Eisenman
Sistty
Akron
Ohio
Pridy
Seneca Street
National Transit Building
C. D
Mté
Paul
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Willis Brown
Edwin’ Stockton
W. S.C
H. B. Reed
Leroy Hart
Concord Street
Union City
Janice
Phyllis Ross
Cecil Ross
Columbus
Ronald Trisket
Herbert ‘Trisket
Donald Mason
Chandler Mason
Spring Creek
Raymond Splesman
Snyider Gircle
James Greene
East South Street
Harry Thayer
East Pleasant Street
Donald ‘Chapman
South Center Street
Fred Weaver
Liberty Street
City Building
Army recruiting officer Frank T. Palmer to report for duty
Army recruiting officer Frank T. Palmer, stationed in Ol City since June 30, 1940, will report to officers at Bi Benning Ga for three months training and then receive a commission as lieutenant. He departs September 1. Palmer was injured at the West End Wrecking Company yard when his right arm was caught in heavy shears.
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Bartlett
Wilcox
Frank T. Palmer
Sedoos
Benning
Set Palmer
Ol City
Old City
Olgan
West End Wrecking Company
David Showers
Franklin John A. Eakin
Elk Street
Aelm
Lester Eakin, Jr
Fricle
U.S. Naval Reserve
Eakin
Naval Training
Newport
R. T
Franklin
Bakin
Sparry-Sun Gil Company
Lafayette
M. Lodge
Parsons
T. G. Adams
Merle Lindsey
Adams
Sadie McC“limans
Donald L. Sloss
Lindsey
Oil City
Franke Zacherl
Mechanic Street
Rousseville
Pennsoil
Zxeherl
Titisville
Mary
Cegil Peake
Little Cooley
W. le Aroldt
Townville
Armory Roller Rink
Meadville
Waller
Emmett W. Morehend
Onville
James Buchan
RD. A
Centerville
Erupo Seid
Athens Township
Thiler
James Koford Dies After 14 Years of Infirmity
James Koford a 44 year old Corry resident died early Sunday at Corry hospital after long illness from injuries suffered in a 14 year old accident. He fell from a loading platform while employed by Peak Products Company at North Collins and never regained health. A familiar figure in Corry he lived at the Hotel Corry and was a member of Corry lodge No. 709 B P O Elks. Survived by three sisters Minnie Koford Mrs Harry Fairchild and Mrs Snoe Hulett and three brothers Clifford Dawson and Charles Koford. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery with funeral services at Bracken-Keating funeral home Tuesday at 3:45 pm.
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James Koford
Corry
Koford
Corry End
Peak ‘Products Company
North Collins
N. d
Lailiri
Mr. Koford
Colimbus
Cony
Bute
Milk Company
Jim
George 2. Morgan
Erie
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Girl Rescued Others Route at Ease by Blaze
ERUS Aug 31 Over 50 residents on second and third floors of an old brick building housing Salvation Army Social Service at 1519 Peech Street were evacuated and rescued at 5 30 pm Saturday as flames menaced the structure. Shouts and dense smoke drew neighbors. Four year old Flora Jean Phillips, daughter of Alfred and Alice Phillips, was saved by an unidentified man who rushed up the stairs to pluck her from bed. The family carried two younger children to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERUS
Salva—tion Army
Peech Street
Flora Jean Phillips
Alfred
Alice Phillips
Leona
Froderick
Robbery Report From Erie Area Man and Woman
Police search for a sneak thief who robbed Mrs. Arthur Hemme of 118 dollars and a check, plus two youths who took Corry man's wallet containing 50 dollars and personal items. The incidents occurred after visits to a saloon and a stop in Wesleyville before reaching Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Young Mani
Erie Erie
Arthur Hemme
Holland Street
Imeley
John Tinko
Corry
Tinko
Wesleyville
Erie
War Commentaries Amid Global Tensions and Nazi Threats
Fragmented, garbled report reflects wartime discourse on Nazi aggression. It references Allied resolve, fear of a Hitler-dominated world, and the call for unity among free nations. Mentions leaders and the high stakes of defending democracy against fascist tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf
Bea
Hitler
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Wing - Willi Star
Softasilk
UAKE
Rere
Baker's
Gare
Bisquick
Wheaties
Vate
Inter
Chile
Moby
Ays
HEIMZ
Puti Visti
Beirne
U.S. NO
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Spring Lake
Swift
Loflaw’s Donuts
Watson’s Family
Amy
Center ST
Corry, PA
Abe
Kane
I. K. Zeigler
Red Bridge
Church of the Brethren
CCC
Dubring
Zeigler
War Veterans CCC
Firs Cps
Pennsylvania
Townsend Club
Maccsboe
Connicaut Lake
Oil
Wanda
Claire Barger
Central Avenue
National Transit Pump and Machine Company
Waterial Transit Pump and Machine Company
H. J. Grant
DeJeorv& Cochran
Titusville
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Tinnsville’ Fremen
Cleveland
Suiday
Dorthy Carrier
Kathleen Jackson
Arthur Jackson
Kathleen
Jewett
Council of the American Legion
Cleveland-Johnson Post
Mt. Dewett
Pittsburgh
Tesolutore
U.S
VFW
Sekerak’s Grove
New Wilmington
Dale Whiting
Westminster College
New ‘Wilmington
Laurence Comity
Y Miles Anderson
Westminster
Tibnsville
Warren
Shroffer
Plessantville
Doe Anne
Aura
East Central Avenue
Shreff
Struthers
Dorothy Babpey
Eriestreet
Dorothy
Mexico City
Mexico
Odo
Powell Motors
Venango County
Frankin
New Cumberland
U. S. Army
North East
Border Building Company
Buffalo
Erie Lighting Company
Jyilss Mary, Thompson
W. D. ‘Thompson
West First Street
Khartoum
Sudan
Brouziy
Otter
Zzynt
Crayford
Masigny
Ralph W. Fordyce
Conneput
M. 5
Worjsivéy
Copnenutsakoy
JK ‘Aultor
Dunkirk
Tris
Robert Johegon
Presonia
Wax
Judes
Raymond J. Bartkowiak
Nuller
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eee
Ger Bank Servaut
Rene Sett
Blaze
College Hall
Quart
Prie Tian Sales
Imir
Og Ano
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