State Department extends recess and wartime notices
Foreign and state notes include an extended recess for the 1545 general assembly to January 2 1945 due to form meetings in January. Navy production in the Fourth Naval District tops two billion dollars with 420 combatant vessels commissioned and 22 ships built in the district. A Pittsburgh judge W Heber Dithrich is named to the Pennsylvania Superior Court to replace Charles Kenworthy. he is a World War One veteran and former Allegheny County Solicitor.
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General Assembly
Herbsburg
Fourth Naval District
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Navy
Allegheny County Court
Common Pleas Court
Gense Bureau
St. Elizabeth's
North Corry
Taras
Heidi
St. Elizabeth's Church
Harrisburg
Common Pleas
W. Heber Dithrich
Pittsburgh
Peninsylvania
State House of Representatives
Alleghony County
Gosman Pleas
Dithrich
Judgment Awarded Against Peru and War News Update
The report flags a judgment against Peru and details wartime financial awards totaling 22,104,515 dollars for Pennsylvanian stockholders. It mentions Harold Schaefer, a missing 16 year old, and covers railroad case rulings, production figures for coal, and local school and church activities in Cory.
State Pardons Free Erie Bandit in One-Man Crime Spree
Edward A. Flynn known as Ed die Flynn, who led a 1933 one-man crime spree including robberies, a kidnapping, and an attempted car heist, was granted a commutation by the state pardon board. He faces release from Western Penitentiary after serving 10 years of a 20 to 40 year sentence, pending ratification. Also due for release is Howard Wadsworth on parole after serving a 2 to 6 year term for two counts of larceny.
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Erie
Edward A
Eddie" Flynn
Western Penitentiary
Near
Tufte
Flynn
Bariony R. Laub
Laub
Carl Fischer
Sielen
Sth
French Streets
Lawrence Martin
Burchart
West Ath Street
Martin
James R. Hart
Huntington Reformatory
Pardon Board
Howard Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Colinis
Services Held Here for William Ford
The body of William Jora of Erie was brought to Corry and prayer and committal services were conducted at Bribken-Feating Funeral Home by Rev. Clifford A. McEntarfer. Burial followed at Fins Grove Cemetery with widow Mrs. Lili Plate Ford and others from Erie attending the service.
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William Jora
Erie
Bribken-Feating
Clifford A. McEntarfex
Fins Grove Cemetery
Lili Plate Ford
Odessie Plate
Edith Besly
Rey
McEntarfer
Howard Plate
Corry
Union City Army Baker Claims Cream Puff Captures Jops
In a San Francisco dispatch dated December 29, tech sergeant Blakesteen of Union City Pennsylvania confesses his troops were fed by cream puffs during combat in which Japanese soldiers reportedly surrendered after tasting his baking. Blakesteen, a cooker for the infantry division, says he frequently baked cakes in combat zones to keep men fed and spirits high.
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Pfu
Harvey D. Bromiley
R. D. Cory
Pennsylvania
Sixth Army
France
Union City Army
SAN Brancisco
Tech
Sin Grice
Miltom Blakenstee
Wayne Blakes Inc
Union City
Hat
Two damage cases filed in Erie County Courts
Two damage suits totaling 71,868.75 were filed in county courts here. Tra Woodward and Esther Woodward sue Dagobert Spring over a April collision at Seventh and Cherry streets, seeking 46,468.75 in damages and medical costs. John and Gladys Hlebovic of Titusville sue Carl R Prodeni and family for 25,000 over a June 23, 1944 head on collision near East Lake Road. the suit cites a minor driver and lack of license. The plaintiffs, represented by Agresti and Agresti, request 33,855.60 for the loss of a child and additional punitive damages.
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Erie
Tra
Woodward
Esther
Dagobert Spring
7Th
Cherry
Spring
John
Gladys Hlebovi
RD. 2
Titusville
Med
Carl R. Prodenl
Minnie
Carl W. Prodenl
East Lake Roll
North East
Hisborl
Basquager
Carl W. Brodehl
Agresti and
Agresti Tebtesent
Erie Man Burned as Coffee Urn Explodes
Ludwig Wortsall, superintendent at the Masonic Temple, is in fair condition at Hamot Hospital with extensive burns after a coffee urn explosion in the grill room kitchen at 6 6. A blaze followed. firemen aided Amuli and Jobe Dowsing who were on special duty. Wortsman, near the boiler, suffered head, arm, and shoulder burns while preparations for a St. Johns Day banquet were underway.
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Erie
Liudwig Worts- Allnn
Masonic ‘Temple
Hamot
Grill Rem
Wortsiain
Amuli
Jobe Dowsing
Wortsmarm
Attendans
Aumol
McChesney Dies Sudden Life of Leland S McChesney
Leland Stanford McChesney 1164 North Center street died suddenly this morning after admission to Corry Hospital. He was born in Tidioute April 2, 1901 and for months managed Stroup Garage on East Main. Survived by wife Mabel Hare McChesney four sons Leland William Frederick Richard and daughter Mary June plus two sisters Mrs Calvin Montgomery and Mrs P J Wheeler. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Leland S. McChesney
Leland Stanford
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Wen
Mrs. McChesney
Tidioute
Stroup
East Main Street
Aero Supply
Mabel Hare McChesney
Leland
William
Frederick
Richard
Mary
June McChesney
Alan
Calvin Montgomery
Tidinnte
P. J. Wheeler
Portsmouth
Ohio
City Churches Plan Special Week of Prayer
The Corry community hosts a seven day prayer series at local churches starting Tuesday January 9 with daily sessions led by various ministers. Each service covers a distinct theme such as The Ourche Prays, The Nature of Prayer, and The Need of The Body, inviting all to participate.
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Corry Ehtivenes
Bex
Corey
Juayen
Pragir Sprvives
Sullayess
Oharos
Nstarene
Ourche
C.F Hildebrand
Qhifslinn Missionary Alliance Church
R. R. Merriman
PA. Galbrenin
Ray Figtis
State Nay Lose. Penn State College Basketball Arrests
Gourd John Lawther of the Pennsylvania State College basketball squad may lose a man through a draft review. Coach Boty Higgins directs fresh stars to national classification as issues arise. Walter Sent, a gephig secretary, reports property supplies reinied critical today with raters and a Beott reference.
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STATE
Cage State College
John Lawther
Pennsylviaia State Callege
Jean May
Ode Man
Boty Higgins Tue Ter
Farrisburg
Ondlin
Walter
Trials List in Erie County Court of Common Pleas
The record presents a dense series of docket entries for the Erie County Court of Common Pleas, listing numerous trespass and related civil actions across various terms from 1934 to 1966. Names include Mary Guy, George Madar, Charles Hine, James Heisler, and many others, with numerous estates, administrators, and defendants tied to cases over decades.
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County of Erie
Mary Guy
Mi¢hen Ganty
Trovenaul
Willeackus
MiTin
Pebrinrs
Schimmel, Jr
Nortey & Schimmel
Nowalhy
Drespasey
Blopetime W. Sutek
Hoprambir
Avia Carol
Drzezowsis
Hreczowslel
Chynt
Wuncess Carnarntion
Charles Hine
Seuille
Welk
Willa. Ralweyther
Shockley
LA Charlee
Kleeberg
Louise Kleeberg
Anthony Maio
A. Reed
Acme
Robert
Dorothy A. Reed
Robert L. Reel
Randolph Reed
Rolerh
Win E
Prank
Ruth
Frany
Pis
Lfe
Perm
Nn Rice
Gerald K. Gilmore
Aswumpall
Easler Stafford
Walter L. Shatford
Mgr
Blanche Horst
William A. Ho
Warren R. Robison
Elizsbeth M. Robison
Lioyd Tivermore
Pal W
Livin
Howard Hicks
Myir Hicks
Sylvester
Hylma Turner
Tanbel Rielna
Tsebel Rosen Beaty
Vera Weibel
Frank TH. Nye
Howard Landon
Walter A. Neth
Oscar W.neth
George Neth
Reva Michel
Julius Michel
Ames Bruckway
Max Silver
Donaile B
Tae Verdue Oveepinski
Apne
Clough
Kamer Gul BP Repkine
National Bank of
T Ginsmen
Michial Hrindu
A. Pulier
William ©. Lynch
Frame P. Letterman
Chirence B. Butté
B.H. Small
Rowe Formmants
Andre Byodah Ney
Clayton S. Gietke
Gramm
Guy ©. Boughton
William Hayes
Max Kalter
Joseph M. Schaay
Samuel S. Five
Samuel Cumstra
Richardson A. Boynton
Tomas
Clapper
Consmuley
Lyons Transportation Company
Pennsylvania Corporation
Samuel Puice
Wille Cartage Co
Charles C. Roessing
City of Bry
Decabas
Henry J. Goebriz
Elizabeth Goering
Albert P. Schmiat
Charles W. Kleeberg
Tresnaxy
Chiclas Smith
Erie Coach Company, Incorporated
Willam
Smit
Bertha L. Smith
Bugs J-Sweeney
Hany H Little
William Walsh
B. W. Sweet
Connecticut Mutual Lite Insurance
Elkes Club
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Siack Gale
Joseph Olson
Lawrence Olson
R. Leighton
Delores Me. Leighton
J. R. Drsoh
Tex
Mary M. McCracken
Chauncey I. McGrarken
Harold Aver
Dda Buskuewy
Laver
Laver's, Chauncey T. McCracken
Traspass
St. Mong di Barilmen
Grace Foreman
Joseph
T. "Thona
Abe
Daniel DeMarco
St. Angelo Marasco
Florence DeArment
George Buick Ney
Diane M Bertick
Gordon G Herrick
Pelola Giardians
Emil Dinges
Prese Walker
Wells
Parsons
Theodore Menafe
William Sherman
George Younus
Alois Orochowski
Petruerr
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