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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1944

Page

3

Will contest casts doubt on Daniel Springer estate

Jamestown December 1 hearing in the Daniel Springer estate contest features Pittsburgh handwriting expert testimony. The bachelor Silver stable owner died November 6 1943 at Prewsburg leaving sister Mrs Elnora Littlefield three nephews and two wives. The 1931 will be read naming nephew Erwin Springer now in Poland as sole beneficiary. A pencilled promissory note dated August 28 1938 and other documents are challenged as spurious with a handwriting expert certifying same author.

Jamestown Pittsburgh Daniel Springer Hugh VI. Bodie Springer Prewsburg Elnora Littlefield Guy M. Cowan Guy Cowan Union ‘Trust Company Dan Springey Erwin Springe Edwin H. Fearnon

28th Division Casualty Report for James Cameron

Mrs Cameron of Warren receives notice from the War Department that her husband Corporal James Cameron was killed in action in Germany on November 5. Cameron served with the 28th Division and had left Warren in February 1941. Mrs Cameron and their children will move to Florida to live with her parents.

Varsity Cameron Warren Bg 14 War Department James Cameron Germany Cpl Company I Florida

Bradshaw Quits Erie OPA Amid Rumors Of Other Resignations

Joseph A. Bradshaw, district food rationing supervisor for the Erie OPA, tenders his resignation to acting director Alvin Williams as of January 1, 1945. Reports say additional resignations from the Erie district office may follow and Williams plans a return trip from Pittsburgh to confirm. Bradshaw’s wife operates a grocery store at West 6th street and Weschler avenue amid prior OPA actions and consent decree.

Brin Joseph A. Bradshaw Erie Office of Price Administration Alvin Williams Bradshaw Williams Pittsburgh Erie Mn Mpenneylyania Bei Siakespo Miter OPA West 6Th Street Weschler Avenue Brie

Labor man will head Erie board

Erie. Neil McLaughlin president of the Erie Central Labor Union and one of the three oldest board veterans appears to have the inside track to be elected president of the Erie Board of Public School Directors for 1995. McLaughlin leads over Hugh S. Darsie and Michael Cannavino. election set for next Monday at 11 30 in the Public Library building.

Erie Neil McLaughlin Erie Central Labor Union McLaughlin Hugh S. Darsie Marine National Bank Michael Cannavino Public Library Robert W. Shepard Schol Board Milton Schaffner

Reading Woman Admits Killing Husband in Reading

Lena Warren 44 confesses to shooting husband Frank 61 after years of beating. Police state she told neighbors and investigators she killed him during an argument on Morgantown Road near here. She was taken to West Reading barracks for processing.

Reading Herks County Warren K. Hess Lena Warren Frank Lester Lucas Harry Bell Warren House Morgantown Road Here West Reading Hess

First Man Shot in Kane District in Big Game Season

Frank W. Dengler, 52, of New Castle, lost part of his right hand including the thumb after a snowbound hunt in Kane District. Authorities say he was likely shot by his son by mistake as hundreds of hunters arrived for the season’s last day and deer sense opening. Snow halted visibility, slowed traffic, and delayed forest work as plows and crews battled the four inch storm.

Kane Frank W. Dengler New Castle Dengler Sknds

Williams H. Davis Dies Noted Leader in Agriculture and Banking

Washington, December 1 William H. Davis, agriculturalist civic leader and banker, died at his home yesterday. He helped develop oil and natural gas in Washington county and had served as a director of Citizens National Bank since 1918. He was also a renowned sheep breeder.

Ivil Washington William H. Davis Washington County Citizens National Bank ISI Davis

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