Winter meeting notes and local notices in Erie county
Just A Winter in the raw. L- Mesd Park. Association reargani, sssion meeting ot the Municipal Building the afternoon at 5 o'clock. Pomona Grange In all-day session with Corry Grange tomorrow. 'Erie county has been given a war bond total of $1,978,357, exclusive of the big Victory Bond campaign to tal, for the month of December. Police were asked late last night to keep a lookout for Joseph Reed, a former Corry boy, and shot her youth who walked away from the Grove City Home yesterday after noon. 'Tin two boys are believed to have about $38, which was taken by the pub. Belief was advanced that 'they might have started for the Reed boy's home in 'this city. 'Art Metal Construction Company declared a dividend of $1 e share on 'the common stoel, payable Decem ber 26th to stockholders of record December 17th. This brought dis bursements for the year (a $250 ) share. Which is the same amount voted in 193. 'Two more cases of measles were reported today, Laurelle Woldott, 10, of 406 East Main street, and Har riett Markert, 10, of 440 Bash Main street, being Ii with the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L — Mesd Park
Association
Pomona Grange
Corry Grange
Joseph Reed
Corry
Grove City
Art Metal Construction Company
Laurelle Woldott
East Main Street
Harriett Markert
Bash Main Street
Beaverdam
Walter Proctor
Dorothy Troax
Erie
Boston
Tme de
Kennedy Hood
State College
Washington
Lydia
Dayton
Ohio
Guninal Dag Lee
Tames HiMiey
Sasa Te Ee
Norman Maynard
Reno
Youngsville
Marion Jones
Titusville
Leo Jones
W. H. Cummings
Lloyd Stafford
Canadahts Lake
Minnie McAllister
James— Town
Charles Hodge
Lyle Proctor
Union City
Wis
Pearlist
Nordly East
Carl Proctor
Mnin
Cleveland
Ohi
Norman Ish
D. E. Lindquist
McKeesport
Beaver Dam News Briefs Tug at Farm Meeting
Beaverdam notes show participation in a farm meeting plan with speakers Kennedy Hood and Lydia Tarrant slated for Erie events. Local families and officers are mentioned with multiple social visits, Thanksgiving gatherings, and public notices on license plates and Measles cases.
Ickes Will Not Take New Manpower Job
Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes reportedly bows out of manpower duties as President Roosevelt considers a single administrator to oversee federal manpower. Sources say a three-way cabinet reshuffle would be needed to move Ickes from interior to labor. Industry opposition and wartime labor needs influence the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICKES
Associated Press
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Roose Velt
Ume
Tekes
Tokes
WG. Skelly
Roosevelt
Docturette
Gebsban
Three Gallon Gasoline Allotment Confirmed Local Notice
Automobile owners in Gottyard area entilted to limited gasoline by rationing board. A books allow eight gallons, B and C four, other books one to two gallons. extra mileage allowance issued for defense plant workers. Local notices mixed with personal holiday news and visits.
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Gottyard
Cory
Odly
George A. Hoegeller
Pittsburgh
Corsy
Williamsport fugitive back in jail after escape
William M Minnier 20, long sought, is recaptured near his father's Highland Lake home with relatives held on aiding escape charges. Sheriff Matthews says Minnier slid down a chute and climbed a 20 foot wall to flee Lycoming county jail. He had served six weeks of a six month sentence for larceny and malicious mischief. His sister and brother-in-law were arrested for aiding the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Walter M. Minnier
Gyo
Jacob M. Matthews
Minnier
Highland Lake
Sullivan County
Jas
Matthews
Lilo May Lanning
Frank Johnson
Auuesville
William Edmonds Dies in California at 48
William Billy Edmonds aged 48 died in California after a brief illness. He worked for the North American Aircraft Company in Inglewood. Survived by his wife, one child Robert, and his father William B. Edmonds of Chicago. The Edmonds family moved from Corry years ago and wed at the corner of Concord and East Pleasant streets during their residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Billy
Jariin Corrynay
Wowk
Edmonds
Ui North American Airplane Company
Inglewood
Robert
William B. Edmonds
Chicago
Corry
Guncord
East Pleasant Street
No Marriage Licenses By McCord Advised
Register of Wills Ralph McCord said there will be no marriage licenses by mail after a Buffalo man asked if the license could be obtained by mail. He explained the Buffalo law requires in person appearance and cautioned that a mail request would not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Ralph
Mi Cord
BufTalo
McCord
New Meat Ration System 15 Announced
A new meat ration system details point values on coupons with A or W1 as one point and B8 or T5 as higher values. Shoppers may budget coupons like money, allocating red coupons to meat and blue to other goods as the program expands beyond meat. Government printed 160 million ration books for universal use as prices and distributions adjust.
Produce Markets Mixed as Commodities Hold Steady in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and Buffalo market notes show apples and potatoes steady amid mixed bids, with denominations including Maine Chippewas, Idaho Russet, and Dutch Steymans. Livestock in Buffalo up to date with beef cows and dairy heifers, calves steady at 17.00, and lambs around 14.95 to 15.25. New York eggs and refrigeration values listed with no large shifts and noon quotations for a broad array of staples and farm machinery shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Braymann
West Virginia
N. York
McIntosh
Bil. Cartons Dutch
Steymans
Silks Maine Chippewas Sd Eetuhdins
Tdaho Russet
Buffalo
Associated Press
New York
O Hitec
Atlantic
American T&t
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Keuyecatt
Jory Monttgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Dairy Northern
Penna RR
Studebaker
TS Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Youngstown
Oltes
South Penn Oil
Doctor Warns Diet Deteriorates Children’s Teeth in Boston
Dr. Percy R. Howe of the Far East Dental Infirmary in Boston says long research shows a child’s diet may cause decay and structural damage in teeth. He notes that a nervy spell could counterbalance this effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. Howe
Faraght Dental Infirmary
Boston
Mass
Fragmentary OCR sports notes from a bygone game
Readable parts describe basketball and football scraps, mentioning Boston, Holy Scanlon, Scanlon, AmO football, box office figures, and crowds. Key names like Boston and Scanlon appear amid shattered lines, with fragmented references to scores, attendance, and local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mial Basketb
Peyer
Boston Urbrise
Scanlon
Ile
Amo
Nslyania
Bo Meton
Gainés
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Erie County
Higley
Erie Hospital
Kenneth H. Lines
Clifford
Wayne Town
Pauline Skinner
Wwavesti
Verna M. Rose
New York Automobiles
Bolte
Bert
Atlantic Refining Company
James
Milk’Control Commission
Court ‘House
Crawford County
Mead- Ville
Piroducers
DOK
Corry Produce
Bennet
Burley Drake
Richard Sperrs
Snyder Gitcle
Palrhaven
Francis Buell
Shady Avenue
Mlekete
Belsklyf
Kiwanis
Bingo Purte
Arimary
Mae
June Jones
Union City High School
Jamis
Wes
Edn
Williams
Leon Proctor
Merle Cumings
One
Wannét
Homer Andrews
William
Billy) Edmonds
Calif
Mal
Ps of
the National Bank
Sterling Deluxe
the Journal
Doones
forrnalReward
Second Avenue
TOST
la Vienne
W. Wayne St
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Secewith & Turner Garage
Carter
Ap Postal Telegraph
Office
Indy
Aero Supply
Church St. Bat
J. A. McLaughlin
Center St
Doai
Maple
Powell
Joe Bichyakski
Dugey
George Capela
Elgin
New Bethlehem House
HE. Powel
Isdi Crosley
Alkens Moto
Bg Rai
Journal Ita
Hhead
Mquire
Congress St
Park St
Park Sheet
Apt
Clynitr
J. HL. Beckerinik
Timee
Warren
Schramm
Miln Steel
Yehoul
AL Fh
Peach St
Prae
Main Street
Spartansbury
New Bath
C. Crosby
Bear Lake
Lottsville
Batureday
Rash
Michael
John Steves
Anc
Tare
Hoss Merrill Hammond
R. M. Hammond
Ross Hammond
Concord ‘Township
County
Pennsylvania
Poon
William J. Hammond
Waller L. Peake
Curry
Arienals
Sowik
Elmer E. Clark
Mina Clark
Hazel Simmelinke
Jesse L. Clark
Putnam Res
Agin
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