Warren County No 2 calls boys for exams and induction
Erie trip planned for December as Draft Board No 2 recalls seventeen volunteers for final physicals and U S Army induction with a furlough before reporting to a reception center for camps. Names listed include Arp Anderson Beardsley Bladgett Carlson Carlton Caron Cable Dean Fehlman Fidler Porgach Franklin Giels Gray Hawkins Hormstromi Houger Bowles Jackmay Metzger Morgozh Moore Morrow Nelson Orinko Peffer Perry Pokosh Rambish Ruhlman Savitz Siefert Skelly Smith Smith Stanton Steiner Sitmer Svet Swancon Taydis Thompson Westfall White Willisme Woodburn Young Zawacki Wroblewski.
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Erie
Warren
Draft Board No. 2
U.S. Army
Olst
Andrew Myron Arp
Reymond Burdette Anderson
Alfred Chester Beardsley
Raymond Charles Bladgett
Arthur Ephriam Carlson
Charles Elmer Carlton
George Wiliam Caron
Ray Wilson
Christy
Blair Millon Craft
George Towis Cable
George Lester Dean
Robert Alan Paleoner
Percy Emer Fehlman
Harry Ivan Fidler
Paul Porgach
Laurence Benjamin Franklin
Michael M. Giels
Glennis Stanton
Graves
Hermen Waller Gray
Barry David Hardy
Robert Earl Hawkins
John Victor Hormstromi
Marlin W. Houger
Marion Cecil Bowles
Elmer Lee Dackmay
Russell Earl Jefferson
Carl Leland Johnson
Harold Miner Johnson
Clifford Stanley Lindberg
Leroy Ay List
Allen Douglas Lowers
Reed Richard McMillen
Ora Levi Metzger
Mike Morgozh
Robert Gerald Moore
William Gullespi Morrow
Elton Charles Nelson
Peter James Orinko
Paul Luther Peffer
Herbert
Perry
Roy Alton Peters
Stave Pokosh
Walter Paul Rambish
Lewis Levhart Retterer
Robert Virgil
Ruhlman
Louis Victor Savitz
Everett Paul Siefert
Harry Albert
Skelly
Charles Harvey Smith
Howard F. Smith
Hebert William Smith
Hetman Almendinger Stanton
Kenneth Keath Steiner
Wendell Sidney Sitmer
Frank
Mt Jewett Woman Hurt in Buffalo Fall
MT. JEWETT Dec 19 G R Benson wife of County Commissioner E R Benson fell in Buffalo on Saturday fracturing her hip. Mrs Benson had accompanied her husband to Buffalo where he had undergone surgery in Millard Fillmore hospital. Miss Ella Gravere of Griffihs was with them. She was admitted to surgery to set her hip and remained a patient at Millard Fillmore hospital.
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MT. Jewett
G. R. Benson
E. R. Benson
Buffalo
Millions Can’t Buy Good Health Boosted by Kidney Tablets
Health claim asserts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets improve kidney action and urination to remove waste and acidity. It links relief from headaches dizziness and a constant frown to use at drug stores. If constipated, Gulden Lax Tablets 250 are advised.
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Soompson
Thompson
Funeral Services for Charles Major Held at Spartansburg
Funeral services for Charles Major were held Saturday at Torrey's funeral home in Spartansburg at 1 p.m. Rev. Arnold Lundberg officiated. Major, who came to Spartansburg at age eleven, was memorialized by family and friends, with interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Attendees included his wife, Clyde Major of Lockport, and several distant relatives.
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Des
Charles Major
Torrey
Arnold Lundberg
Major
Clyde Major
Lothport
Cass Figg
Portageville
Ralph McAninch
Lola Potter
Tillotson’s Corners
Prank Plats
Witt Ingram
James Reed
Roy Ewan
Mollie
George Thompson
Wellsboro
Charles “Thompson
Donald Newbold
J. C. Himebaugh
Centerville
Wave,Istances
Doy
Marehall Wilson
Ramon Ross
Devengmt and
Jefferson Streets
Bernie Hopkins
Erie
Parferts
Lisyd Hopkins
W. H. Barnest
Erie Votes to Keep Millage Rate at 144 Mills
ERIE to vote the same millage as last year with the budget forecast indicating 144 mills will be retained despite a $75,000 rise in operating costs. A $24,000 additional requisition is needed for a $10 monthly city employee wage increase, and overall running costs for the year are expected near $3,921,891.61. The budget plan anticipates minor changes before adoption.
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Water Bureau
Galveston
Texas
Lyle
Lyle Ven= Tassel, at Britton Run, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Salmon
Waterford
Frank Childs
Guys Mills
George Salmon
Tabernacle News
Tabernacle
Conley
Baptist
Mabel Schreckengost
State worker sues over back pay and SSA control
Harrisburg reports an employee seeks $900 in back salary and asks a court to resolve a turf war between Pennsylvania labor officials led by Lewis G. Hines and the Social Security Administration over the Triemploym ent Compensation Bureau. Andrew M. Heikes, an accountant, claims he should be restored to his old post with full pay. The case questions SSA purse strings power over a state agency. Judge William Hargest issued a show cause order returnable within ten days.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Tony
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Lewis G. Hines
Social Security Administration
Andrew M. Heikes
York
Bureau
Sam
Sidney G. Handler
Heikes
Hines
Pennsylvania
Inter
Handler
William Hargest
Dauphin County
Death claims E. J. Gallagher in Corry home
E J Gallagher died Monday at his daughter Mrs E T Cady's home at 225 East South Street Corry after a long illness. Born March 6 1857 in Lancaster County Pa he and his wife lived in Leetonia Ohio and Corry since 1912. He owned a tailor shop until 1939 and was a member of Leetonia Lodge 401 P l of A M and patron of the Cory City Chapter of the Western Star. He is survived by his wife Anna, daughter and a grandson Ralph Cady. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Bracken Keating chapel with calling prior.
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Endovine
Earnest
Port Pa
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Waterford
Archie Shreve
Bloomfield
Willard ‘Tillotson
Mary
Eliabethi Bessebia
Erie
Tfetr
Glenn Buston
Beaman
Walley McCray
Little Creek
Bert Gook
Corry
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Ardmore
Willam ‘Huff
Addie Hyde
Glenn Steadman
Gordon Morton
North Fast
Terrey Funeral
Elias L. Gelagner
Deo Cary Tll
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East South Street
Lancaster County
Leetonia
Ohio
Galleghers
Leetonia Lodge
Cory City
Order of the Western Star
Gal
Lagher
Anna Gallagher
D Dughter
Cady
Ralph Cady
Bracken Keating Chanel
Thieves Loot Tailor's Shop in Bradford Christmas Theft
Bradford Pa Dec 29 The Joseph Pazio tailor shop on Main Street was robbed Monday night with merchandise valued at 1700 missing. Police report says one new overcoat worth 100 and five bolts of suit and overcoat cloth valued at 1000 were taken, part of a larger list of holiday burglaries.
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Bradford
Joseph Pazio
Main Street
Fazlo
Baward Hemonds
McKean County Selective Service Draftees Report
In Kane Pennsylvania the McKean county selective service area will send 84 men in December and January to New Cumberland for assignment to units nationwide. Of 63 men who left Saturday for final physicals 22 were inducted into the U S Army and returned home under orders for January 2 reports. Police said a break in at 94 96 Main street occurred with entry through a rear window after the thieves crossed the roof at 98 Matix street.
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Dec
McKean County
Duiftee Grote Leavine
New Cumberland
U. S. Army
Fno
Main Street
Edmonds
Fazio
Matix Street
Berlii U.S.T I Am ericar Mel M Time Ac Creasir
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