Local notices list groceries and gifts plus accidents
City and Vicinity items report a grocery ad for Wilcox with farm prices, a hunting accident in Blk Run area injuring Joseph Musante, 29, now recovering at Warren General Hospital, and notes on relatives and hospital status. Other briefs mention holiday gifts at Lanston's, a scald burn case of Susie Ross, lodge honors for James Bohlender, a fatal and a few minor injuries from traffic incidents, a Christmas supper, and various community notices from Corry and Warren.
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Joseph Mosante
Mohawk Avenue
Warren General Hospital
Musante
Andrew
Tom
Vincent
Pete
Dan Sasso
Lanston
Susie Ross
Erle
Famot Hospital
Warren Lodge
No. 223
James G. Bohlender
Franklin
Pennsyvania State @lks' Association
Heavy snow slows operations on the Western Front
Paris dispatch reports heavy snow and bitter cold hindering actions on the Western Front as per the French war office communique No. 211. It notes a calm night with light artillery exchanges along the front and reduced aviation activity.
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Paris
French War Office
Westen
Nazi Warplanes Sink Four Ships
Berlin reports German warplanes sunk four British ships and seriously damaged three auxiliary vessels yesterday. The DNB said the ships sunk included the patrol boat Pearl and the coastal steamer Serenity, with damage attributed to machine gunning and bombing by Luftwaffe units.
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United Press Berlin
DNB
High Command
D.W.B
Pearl
Serenity
Furniture Industry Turns Cautious About War Impact
Industry leaders report a tentative outlook four months into the war. Prices likely to ease next month due to higher raw material costs, but consumer demand remains uncertain. There is a large latent replacement demand, with Grand Rapids Jamestown and Rockford preparing for firmer business amid cautious forecasts.
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Grand Rapids
Jamestown
Rockford
Man Killed In Night Crash Near Uniontown
James Botts 28 of Buffington was killed when his car left the highway, struck a guard tail and door forcefully hit his head, nearly decapitating him in the wreck near Uniontown Pa.
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Uniontown
James Botts
Buffington
Bott
New Headlights Prompt Pennsylvania Code Review
Harrisburg December 16 State police study the possible effect of highway safety regulations on 1940 automobiles with sealed unit headlamps. Police note drivers sometimes carry extra bulbs to replace burned bulbs roadside to avoid violations of two headlamps. The new lights are as large as current units and may affect enforcement regulations. Inquest at Municipal Building discussed a Morrison incident owner Sutton car with Morrison facing manslaughter charges expected later today.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Motor
Cde
Morrison
Sutton
Police Inquest Details Car Crash Involving Local Youths
Testimony at a formal inquest at the Charles Nichols home described a car collision on Main Street after a speed estimate of 5 to 40 mph. Witnesses included Patrolmen Mead and Ruppersiure, occupants Morrison Stewart Sutton and others. The car reportedly had beer prior to the crash and conflicting accounts placed Rhoades in different positions. Sutton suffered a fractured wrist and Stewart a severe forehead laceration.
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Charles Nichols
Walter G. Stroble
R. Lawrence Davison
Ross Mead
Troyd Ruppersiureer
Arthur Morrison
James Stewart
Albert Sutton
John Sudal
Gordon Markell
Walter Sperry
Harold Bond
Near Piltsney
Frank Wharton
Deerhead Inn
Richard Green
Clayton Turner
Corry
Morrison
Main Street
Shady Avenue
Youngsville
Garland J
Rhoades
Traffic description fragment prompts local road query
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wide traffic, sinking J road avenue and the need to make the most of Highway. No clear incident, location, or timeline is present.
Local committee probes thefts at busy pedestrian area
In a recent safety review the committee notes ongoing thefts around the pedestrian zone. Officials say past efforts by local authorities have reduced incidents but more work is needed to protect shoppers and workers.
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Threich
Wild Pony Fords Wild Ponies Vill in The
The fragment reports wild ponies in a rural area with mention of a ford and a village setting. No full incident details or names are readable to identify people, places, or exact event. Further readable text needed for a proper card.
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Wing Willi Stores
Merry Christmas
Chase and Sanborn
Filberts
Ivamhoe
Florida
Texas
Courtlands
Crosse & Blackwells
Sauer Kraut Center
Wing-Willi Star
Phillips
St. Edward's Hall
Retreation
George Heckman
Meadville Kuzist
Adolf Rheens
Shir-steamship
Bremen
Germany
Heckman
South América
Wilcox Grocery
Howard Bond
Corry Evening Journal
Alexander Prank
Warren State Hopital
North Warren
Olgarfield County
Annex A
Renort
Ed Towrey
seAn
Edwi Ericksson
Creed Erickson
Buchanan Street
Townsend Club
Joseph Gerald Hayes
Ridgeway
Ik Cutinty
Robert Jo Wolfe
Pittsburgh
Fred Kerr
Titusville
Warren
Diastice of the Peace
T. Richard Evans
Phillyla McNutt
Meadville
Oscadeville
Crawford County
Sacgertown
Presbyterian Church
Charles Wood
New York X
John. Bryschek
Erie
Wale
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Felix J. Burkett
Mott Sire
Corry Hospital
Mary and Martha
Western Auto
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
F. E. Whittlesey
West Church Street
Bob Auer
Walter Auer
East Smith Street
Gaegertown-Meadville
McGuffintown Bridge
Arthur Peterson
Meadyile
Dermig Ashley Turner
Oil Greek
Yeas
Frederick St
Mead Ville Witerl Autos
George Woodring
Clarence Doyle
Woodring
Doyle
de Ford
Methodist Church
Cecil B. Blair
Clintonville
Mercer Marracks
William Mcinley Himes
Marienville
Himes
Kane Hospital
Bol ‘State School
Ig U
William Diebold
Ax Borcreek
Hamot
Bryan McKerby
Hanborcreel
R. M. Gibson
Joseph Reid Gas Engine Company
Oil City
Miller’s News and Sport Store
Sonny
Sil
Helen
Rs Nok
Ladies
Langerif
Ayay Falinel Gath
Uc Aiton
Wil
Mobo
Rexall
North Center St
Gael List
Corry, Pa
Lockies Emerfields
Kodaks & Camera Baby Brownie
Faivan
Miniatra Falcon
Paris Cotes
Christy Fickire
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