Crawford county board appoints Emerson as member and Greenawalt as warden
John E Emerson was appointed to the Crawford County WW1 selective service board on December 24 to replace Wyndham Jones and was named chairman of the board. James Greenawalt, 46, was chosen by James Marshall of Venango County to serve as warden of the county jail at the new term starting January 5, succeeding DeWitt Musgrave of Franklin. In Jamestown Rivlin pilots with private licenses, many under revocation, volunteered for defense service with 80 planes in command. Henry Middleton Peters, 66, a veteran and former school bus driver from Marienville, was killed at home. Coal production rose in 1941 with fewer fatalities. eastern fields produced 49,105,000 tons to December 1 with 177 deaths, up from 45,051,000 tons in 1940 and 182 fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Emerson
Crawford County Wo. 1
Selective Service Board
Wyndham
Jones
Boar
James
Greenawalt
Sherrif-escot
Marshall
Venango County
DeWitt Musgrave
Franklin
Jamestown
Rivlin
Jeanne Weakley
Fort
Neil R. McCray
Leesee
Henry Middleton Peters
Vetevn
Marlenville
Mandy
Peters
Marienville
Richard Maize
Malne
Jamestown and Franklin War Time Notices Goon
War Department orders issued Monday name Maj. G. M. Shearer medical corps and Lieut. Clar R. Bergquist as reserve officers for duty. Bergquist to report January 5 and Shearer January 10 at Camp Wheeler Ga. Also reports on Franklin council planning and local charity efforts for New Year.
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Wilcox Grocery Service
Jamestown
Jamestown Reserve
War Department
G. M. Shearer
Spruce Street
Medical Corps
Clar
R. Bergquist
Newton
Bergquist
Sthab Fe
Niagata
Maj
Shearer
Camp Wheeler
H. J. Grant
Devean & Cochran
Pranklin
Mortiny
Paul Shirey
68Th Engineers
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Clipper
Myrb
W. C. Ditzenberger
Congress Hill
Sarah
Walker
Robert
Japan
Oahu
F. Air Mail
Eagle Valley
Elk Tanning Company
Ridgway
Treasury of
The
United States
American Red Cross
Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas
Andrew T. Perk
Artemas C. Leslie
Russell H. Adams
William Blake
Yestead
Badgor
Hie Adbathc
Nova Scotia
Crawford County
Ray
Howe
Franklin
Arthur FL Jamies
Bart F. Harison
Cambridge Springs
Stewart
Pine Township
William Pierce
Blooming Valley
Kane
Kane Kiwanis Club
Titusville City Council Special Session Debates $89,098.20 Claim
Titusville city council in a special session last night voted to resist a claim by Harrison Construction Company of Pittsburgh for 89,098.20 plus interest tied to extras under a 1938 paying contract. The item mentions a New Year's Boston House and car-related notes, then shifts to Corry Grange No 65 meeting details and installation of new officers with refreshments and a reminder to bring sandwiches.
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Titusville
Harrison Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Alanity
Boston House
Western Auto
Lanston's
Temple Dean Heads Plea For Education Pay Rise
The Dean of Temple University School of Education, Dr. George E. Walk, led the Pennsylvania State Education Association as its president at Harrisburg. The three day convention ended with calls for higher teacher pay and a graduated income tax. Levi Gilbert of Altoona was chosen as president emeritus, Kenneth LeRoy Springer of York named vice president, among the main offices filled.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Temple University
School of Education
Pennsylvania State Education Association
George E. Walk
Temple Teacher Training College
Levi Gilbert
Altoona
Kenneth LeRoy Springer
York
Death claims Archie Storer in Corry
Afeme J. Storer of West Frying Street reported to have died this afternoon at 12:20 at his home after a period of ill health. Born May 25, 1892 in Cutting, M.Y., he moved to Corry in 1923, worked at Aero Supply for ten years, then Precision Products five and a half years, a member of Aero Local 1608. Survived by wife Mrs. Mable Storer, daughter Mrs. C G Woebtener, sister Miss Ann Storer, sister Mrs. C Chase of Lockhart Florida, and brother Earl Storer of Chlting, N. Puneral arrangements were incomplete at press time.
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Olan
Cannon Wll
Counell
Yews
Walker
D. Dugan
Hane
Marie Swanseen
Kane Bank and Trust Company
Bank of Erie
Titusville
Joc
Struthers Wells-Titusville Corp
Universal Cyclops Corp
Tihisvilles
Doris Jean Platt
Harry Flatt
Spartansburg
Clyde Austin
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Dale Waterhouse
Charles Waterhouse
Maple Avenue
Union City
SS Vincent’s Hospital
Horner
Peny Highway
Erie
Witabern Mays
Meadville
Praeuklin Hospital
J. Storer
West Frying Street
Mr. Storer
Cutting
M.Y
Corry
Aero Supply Compony
Precision Products Company
Aeré
Mable Storer
C G. Woebtener
Ann Storer
C. Chase
Lockhart
Fla
Earl Storer
Chlting
Puneral
Golden Rule Club Plans For New Year Dinner Meeting
The Golden Rule Club will meet Monday evening January 5 at the Rite Restaurant Worth Center street to discuss next year plans. A nominating committee report and preparations for the annual officer election will be presented. Committee members include A. Sandburg Charpman Frank Whiteley Morris Chapin W B Phillips and Crawford Woods. Business will cover Christmas lighting and other recent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Rite
Worth Center Street
A. ©. Sandburg
Charpman
Frank Whiteley
Morris Chapin
W. B. Phillips
Crawford
M_"Woods
Services Friday for Mrs Sadie Sackett
The body of Mrs. Sadie M Sackett who died yesterday at Corry Hospital will lie in state at 1a Franklin Street until Friday noon. It will be taken to Bracken Keatline Funeral Chapel for services at 2 oclock and interment will follow in the family lot at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie M. Sackett
Corry Hospital
Franklin Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Congress Ends Session Will Resume Monday
Washington, Dec. 31 Congress agreed to end one session and start another with minimal fuss. By unanimous consent the Senate and then the House decided that the present session would end Friday and the new session would begin the following Monday.
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Apsyonsa
Washington
Congress
Seviale
House
Will Raise Fund for Red Cross Campaign
Community canvass continues with volunteers visiting two neighboring townships while industrial groups are targeted at plants. The committee hopes many outside groups donate, with offices at Sue Branken Keating Co or Stewart Hat Shop. Checks may be mailed to Chatman Bracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Branken-Keating Company
Stewart Hat Shop
Chatman Bracken
Vol
Corry War Fund Drives For City Canvass Completion
Red Cross war fund chairman plans to use the inner company group as the nucleus for all drives needed for the duration. Opening canvass should be completed quickly, aligning with nationwide efforts. Citizens are urged to contribute generously to put Corry’s first war effort over the top with Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Untary
Red Cross War Fund
Sary
Corry
Kane
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Pimento
Crisco
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Freddie Eimers
Betty Davis
Chick” Booth
the Pier
Celoron Park
Jamestown, N. Y
Bernstein Bros
SAVE
Rnstein Bros. Rth Center
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Temple
Archie Storer
Baby
Helen
Ritz Restaurant
Sadie Sackett
RED Cross
Skils Miller’s News & Sport
Greyhound Post Housf
Roger W. Babson
S8abson
Babson
Corty
SWIFT
Florida
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Eros
Uta Hea
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Fatem
Snaaz
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