Local hospital patients and Mayville party enrollments
Miss Jessie Goodwill of Spring Street was admitted to Corry hospital for ankle fractures after an X ray. Several relatives were discharged yesterday. Mayville enrollment in the Pref Assembly District of Chinalauqua County fell sharply from 19982 in 1940 to 19295 in 1944, with Republicans dropping from 25120 to 13877 and Democrats from 4800 to 4804. American Labor enrollment declined from 247 to 209.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Goodwill
Spring Street
Corry Bos
Pitel
Renzi Card
Main Steet
Maney Haltett
Oyd Hallett
Brook Street
George Imoff
Spring Creek RD
Corry Hospital
Mayville
Prrsh
Chinalauqua
Aeares
Board of Election Commissioners
American Labor Party
Randolph man found dead by hanging in home
City and Vicinity notices report William J. Farris, 75, of Randolph, despondent over health, was found dead by hanging in his bedroom. Coroner George A. Middleton ruled death by own action. Farris had lived in Randolph about 40 years after moving from Canada. The item also lists local notices, meetings, and brief updates from Jamestown, Franklin, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox Grocery
Randolph
William J. Farris
Trend
Emery Olas
Main Street
Parris
George A. Middleton
Little Valley
Farris
Canada
J Valentines
Franklin
Gerald D. Decker
Franklin High School
Guys Mills
Becker
Tamestown
Robert Metsgar
Jamestown General ‘Hospital
Covener
Semel ‘T. Bowers
Rationing of Retreads to Be Ordered Soon
Washington reports indicate rationing of retreaded tires as well as tires tubes and fires may begin this month amid widespread speculation. Government sources say final form of the offer was delayed by review but could be announced this week with sales quotas by state and county, effective next Monday or the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office i | Price Administration
Pastor Lindsay resigns from Emmanuel Presbyterian in Erie
The Rev Joseph Lindsay, a prominent CIO figure, resigns as pastor of Emmanuel Presbyterian in Erie to accept a call to Westminster Church in Pilot, Michigan. He has spoken at CIO meetings here for years and held Isser organization membership, with prior service at Silver Creek, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie Erie
Joseph Lindsay
CIO
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Westminster Church
Pilot
Mich
Isser
Silver Creek
Defense setup explained by Erie attorney at club dinner
Members of the Golden Rule club in Erie heard attorney John W. Eng Ush describe the Civilian Defense Program and urged community cooperation in lighting curtailment for defense. A committee was named to work with City Defense Council chair Roger M. Brown. Treasurer reported January receipts 396.57 expenditures 996.43, cash on hand 204.61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Msp Hight
John W. Eng Ush
Erie
Roger M. Brown
City Defense Council
English
Walter L. Peake
Pelmim
C. S. Wallace
Bernstein Bros. F
Campaign for literature to soldiers and bases reaches two thirds
A drive to supply books to soldiers camps and naval bases has reached two thirds of its quota. The campaign ends Saturday. Corry was assigned a quota of 700 books and about 450 have been donated.
Youth Pleads Larceny but Avoids Sentence by Service Gamble
Donna Boland a south Center street youth arrested for stealing about $300 from his aunt Mrs Shields's home on South Center street. Judge Elmer J Evans allowed withdrawal of a guilty plea after hearing the full story, with nolle prosequi while Boland enlists in the coast guard or another service within six months or faces re arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Boland
South Center Street
Paul Shields
Elmer J. Evans
Erie County
Boland
Coast Guard
Death of Mrs Clarence Kirch at Carry home
Mrs. Clarence Kirch died last evening at 7 o'clock at 213 East Wayne Street after a long illness. A lifelong Carry resident born in Corry in 1892 she spent her life here and was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran church. Surviving are her husband five children two sisters and four brothers. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at St. Paul’s Lutheran church with interment in Ping Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dws
USHA
Karen Passeu
East Wayne Street
Kirch
Carry
Erie
Corry Outobergird
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Clarence Kirch
Kenneth Scott
Warren
John Radecki
Columbus
Santa Leone
Corry
Pauti Susanna
James
Ida Mourton
Roy Battenburg
Zionsville
Nick Bachofner
Brecksville
Ohio
Henry
Ernest and
Sealer Appointment by City Protested
Copunugd from Page one states that a proposed sealer appointment faced protest as possibly illegal under the law. City Council named Don D Williams as sealer and appropriated 250 dollars for extra services, though the official salary minimum is 1,000 dollars. The matter was sent to City Solicitor Walter H Scott for investigation. If the arrangement fails to stand the city may abandon the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointes
Walter H. Scott
Pennsylvania
Don D. Williams
Executions Ordered in Paris by German Authority
Six Parisian youths were executed and 200 others deported to eastern Europe as retaliation for recent violence against Nazi forces in unoccupied France. Lieut Gen Ernest Von Schaumburg cited January bombings and shootings near German army installations as the cause, while another treason execution occurred in Lyon. Belgium nationals Raymond Soupart and Henel Jouvenois were executed at Mons on German orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vichy
France
Peb. S
Europe
Ernest von Schaumburg
Paris
Lyon
Garshan
Sa Prige
van Schaumburg
Raymond Soupart
Henel Jouvenois
Mons
von Schaumburg
Plans Made for Good Friday Observance
Corry ministers association met at Tarbell's Inn to plan a Good Friday union service set for April 3 from noon to 3 pm at the Presbyterian church. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Hall, Rev. and Mrs. Boyd and son David, Rev. and Mrs. Harris, Rev. and Mrs. Helman, Rev. and Mrs. Wagner and daughter Betsy, Rev. Hewitt and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Pitzer, and Rev. Sadowski of Pittsburgh representing the Anti Saloon League. The meeting discussed violence-related topics and examined fatal hostilities tied to past German acts and mass retaliation precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tarbell's Inn
Presbyterian Churan
William Hall
GL. Boyd
David
Mas. R. Harris
J. C. Helman
J. Wagner
Batsy
W. J. Hewitt
R. A. Pitzer
Union City
Sadowski
Pittsburgh
Anti-Saloon League
Hall
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Renall Cut Rate Drug Store
Davis Radio Lab
United Brethren Ladies Aid Society
Fred Schreus
East Frederick Street
Red Cross
Lawrence O. Nichols
Methodist
Walter Yocum
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
U.S
Dlyst
Children's Department
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Clarenics Maynard
Titusville
B.D
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Franklin City
Mondsynich
Koontz Equipment Company
Clarence Maynard
Route 1
Cyclops
Benjamin T. Polm
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Olt City
F. RR
Folm
Uane
Raypoldsvile B. P. C
Hais
Reynoldaville First Nations Bank
Lodge
Welter J. Miller
Internal Revenue
Miller
Women's Relief Corps No. 48
Wrelocks
Masonic Hab
A.B. Morrison
East Main Street
Miness
R. L. Kinng
North Center Street
T. J. Ragan
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
W. J. Jones
Marion Street
Lanston’s
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Ifar
Joseph Zari
Coal Hollow
Trunk Run
Trishloch
Zari
Mabel
Virginia Phillips
J. A. Hatch
General Electric
John English
Dial
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Donald Boland
Germany
Japan
Citizens National Bank of
Bryn Fair
Gore
Nasts Ladies Shop
Nantes
Bordeaux
Martha Hultberg
LeRoy B. Campbell
Piano Technique
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