Lifelong Crawford County Man Dies After Fire Loss
Grant Ess Hotchuss 77, a Crawford County resident, died Sunday at his nephew Harley Vader’s residence in Euinboro. He had lived in the county his whole life until his home burned in October. Surviving are his brother Charles Hotchiss of Waterford and his widow Titusville. Sixteen fathers from Harbor were to be sent for physicals and induction into the service, with last minute reprieves issued to keep them from sailing to the Navy.
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Crawford County
Grant
Ess) Hotchuss
Harley Vader
Euinboro
Crawford Couny
Ite
Howe
Charles Hotchisiss
Waterford
Titusville
Ivo Pesrol Harbor
Evie
Nemed
Eltusville
Servite boHe
Ang’ Pu
Sahioed Mobiit
69 year Times stereotype chief dies after stroke
Powell reports long time Times employee Eriet Joseph H. Banister, 69, foreman of the stereotype department, died at 4:50 p.m. Sunday following a stroke suffered last Friday at work. He retired to 923 Cascade Street after decades of service, having joined the paper as a boy and becoming its second longest-serving employee. He is remembered for his work and humor amid a career spanning over fifty years.
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Ford
Plymouth
Powell
Eriet
Joseph H. Banister
Times Stereotype Department
Hamethas
Ital
Cascade Street
Banister
Jane Thies
Draft Board Chairman Quits Over Breakups of Homes
Associated Press reports CLIBION Pennsylvania Dr. Herbert Y. Johnson, chairman of Selective Service Board 2 and World War I veteran, resigned citing protest that too many homes of pre Pearl Harbor fathers are being broken up while single men face extended service.
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Draft Board
Associated Press
Clibion
Herbert Y. Johnson
Selective Service Board 2
Splendid Medicine Borsoma Tablets
An OCR fragment discusses Borsoma Tablets claiming medical benefits and warning about waste matter and kidney distress. It mentions names like Devon Higgins and Burson, and references purporting to cleanse blood and relieve constipation. Details are uncertain due to garbled text.
House OKs 33 cent rise in crude oil price
Brayfasd oil producers today we reported 44 highly iretified by the action of the House at Wash ington yesterday in approving a measure granting the 33 cent in crease in the price of crude oil. Patients discharged from the Corry hospital Monday included: Mrs. Glenn Betts and daughter, 605 East Main street, Mrs. Neils Soren son and son, R. D. 3, Carry, Mrs. Leo Fosburg, 342 Liberty street, Mrs. Pearl Goodwill, 535 Secoid avenues Joseph Wiolewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franke Wiolewski, R. D. 2 Wattsburs, Clyde Pike, Withert Baldwin, 658 South Center street. Two cases of chickenpox, that of Martin Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs Manley Robbins, and Brenda Kolstee, daughter of Mr. and WEES, La verne Kolstee, were reported to the Tournal today. The little Kolstes girl has heilu in addition to the chickenpox, and her conditions is quite serio u The Mary and Martha Sunday School cles of the Presbyterian church will meet at the church Wednesday evening at Go etook for the Christmas party. Members are asked taking a utcer, table service 'mid twenty-tve cent gift for ex change.
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Brayfasd
Washington
Corry Hospital
Glenn Betts
East Main Street
Neils Sorenson
R. D
Carry
Leo Fosburg
Liberty Street
Pearl Goodwill
Secoid Avenues
Joseph Wiolewski
Mary and
Martha
Presbyterian Church
Family Quarrel Ends in Slaying and Wounding in WAVERLY
A 23 year old railroad fireman, Robert Barber, was jailed after he killed his father Harry Barber and seriously wounded his sister Ruth Millage in a December 14 quarrel over money. District Attorney Herbert Smajler said Barber faces first degree murder charges. Ruth Millage remains in serious condition from a head wound. The case, amid plans for Robert’s induction into the armed forces, involved him driving and demanding money from his family.
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J.A. Murphy
Robert
Baker Store to Open in Erie Bank Building Erie
Dec 4 Erie business firm Baker and Sons will reopen in the former Second National Bank building on Richard Penne Streets after a devastating fire. Alfred Baker, manager and son of the founder Isaac Baker, announced arrangements for a temporary salved stock move. Bank director Gale Rows said a salvage use license has been granted to operate salvage and accounting in the Dink building.
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Erie Business Institution
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Isaac Baker
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