Erie area notes with health alerts and local notices
The township reports a chickenpox case prompting health authorities to establish quarantine. Sheriff sale results show twenty nine properties sold in Erie on Friday. Police warn merchants of Keystone Ordnance Works checks amid theft reports and payroll check losses. Local government plans consider a bill to share gasoline tax receipts with municipalities. Jurors drawn for Warren County March term. Several injuries reported in an automobile crash near Erie. Private John Macko promoted to sergeant in Florida. Army recruiting checks distributed at VFW post. Great Atlantic Sugar Company declares dividend of 1.25 per share. A boy’s rescue story unfolds as a father revives his son after a seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gould
Blatt Brothers
Perry Theatre
Albion
Walnut Creek Hill
Brie With & Mim
Gould
Charles Warmer
Bessemer
Erie
Nichols
Erie solons oppose Martin relief plan in 1930s
Erie legislators Tullats Polask and Dalrymple oppose Gov Edward Martin’s relief plan during the state session. They warn county costs could rise from one to one and a half mills, threatening local services and jobs while potential state tax savings shift burden back to the county. Dalrymple argues the current relief program is satisfactory and should not change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tullats Polask
Delbaere Dalyymaple
Edward Martin
Fellet Gael
Bell
Harvey’ Wills
Contyalle
Palanki
SavicUeti
Dalrymple
Books Needed for Army Camps Drive Continues
A local drive for Victory Book Campaign asks residents to donate suitable reading material for soldiers in camps. John, local director, and the committee urge drop boxes or ward chairman contact to collect books, noting the effort runs through February and aims to lift spirits and aid keeping troops healthy in mind and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gort
Yoleen
John
Ynether
Sehieh
Aayé Beers
Eamypiian
Life Long Corry Resident Alta Rust Dies
A life long Corry resident Mrs Alta Rust died yesterday at her sister Mrs WI Rowe s home. She had been an invalid for some time and moved to Win in recent years after her husband William Rust died. Survived by sister Mrs Howe two brothers Bellas Mid Baugh Meadville and Vernon Middough Fredonia. Funeral services at Bilron funeral home 280 West 5th Street Erie Monday at 2 pm. Body to Pine Grove cemetery Corry for internment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Alta Rust
WI Rowe
Bellas Mid» Baugh
Meadville
Vernon
Jamestown Man Loses Three Fingers In Rat Killing Mishap
Melvin Moore aged 38 of 133 Valley street Mayville N Y suffered a severe gun accident Thursday afternoon while firing at rats in his home bar. A discharge mangled his right hand and surgeons at Jamestown General Hospital removed three fingers. His condition is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Melvin Moore
Valley Street
Mayville
Jamestown, General Hospital
Flood Control Meeting Planned at Jamestown
Jamestown schedules a flood control meeting for February 12 with technical advisor Horace Vans and city officials. The session will address numerous questions raised by the committee during its travels and explore options including utilizing an old outlet near Jones Memorial Park to manage Lake Chautauqua levels and the creek outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Horace Vans
New York State Flood Control Commiss
Dantestown
Mhursilay
Pepedary
Anton Hanson
Kelly Council
Specks
Hulson
Gill
Evans
Chautavauie
Shue
Gizh
Charles J. Strandburg
Jones Memoral Park
Death claims John Lammers in Corry area
John Lammers, who moved to this vicinity as a child from Holland, died yesterday afternoon at 3. Born January 18, 1882 in Holland, he lived in Clymer and Corry for decades and worked at Ajax Tip Works for over thirty years. Survived by wife Martha, sons Adrian and David, daughters Helen, Mildred, Marian, and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Bracken-Keatine chapel Tuesday at 2 PM with burial at Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Lammers
Holland
Clymer
Ceh
Corry
Ajax
Marthe
Helen Andrews
Brie
Adrian Lamimers
Mildred Borphy
New Britain
Conn
Marian Maprinan
Wesleyville
David Lammers
Oxmo Picket
Tidio ute Man Dies in Local Hospital
William Royerd imnie of Tidipute Py died this morning at Corny hospital after a brief illness. He worked at Aerw Supply and lived at Phoenic hotel on Fast Main. He was admitted yesterday afternoon and died at one o’clock. The body was taken to Dawles R. Sage funeral home at Tidionte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Royerd Imnie
Tidipute, Py
Corny Hospital
Kimble
Aerw
Phoenic Hotel
Dex
Dawles R. Sage
Tidionte
Eclipse Moon Partial Eclipse Visible Feb Night Hours
The notice describes a partial moon eclipse scheduled this month with viewing from February 19 late night into early February 20. It notes local expectations of visibility and the timing from midnight to around 4 a.m. It references Mileites at home and Dutch Harbor to Alaska, with seats for performances amid the lunar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mileites
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Fivo
Erle
Pebmary Yih
City-Owned Radio Station Posts 540410 Profit Over 17 Years
Jacksonville finances show the city run NBC affiliate radio station operating at 5000 watts with net profits totaling 540410, diverted into the general revenue fund per American Municipal Association findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacksonville
Fla
WIA
NBC
American Municipal Association
Quiz answers page fragment listed as collist notes
A fragmented list of quiz answers appears on page 3 with items including Non-conductor and 2.4 Chinese Province Heardley Run and names such as James F. Byrnes Henry T. Stimson LaGuardia Malveatic blue Martin Van Buren and Matiam Chairman.
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I. Q
Heardley- Run
James F. Byrhes
Henry T. Stimson Fi
LaGuardia Pield
Malveatic Blue
Martin van Buren
Matiam
Moola Income Trends Highlight 1942 and Farm Outlook
The article notes national income near 416 billion dollars in 1942 with forecasts toward 180 billion in 1934. Farm income is expected to exceed 1919 levels for the first time, while farm products push this year’s average above 1939. Declining costs may offset earlier gains, keeping overall income around prior years.
Ak Makes Title For New Borough Board
Fragmentary text shows Ak to lead a new borough board with stated aims. Names and exact roles are unclear but the item suggests a civic leadership change and organizational setup. Further readable details are not preserved in the fragment.
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Etiool
Esterday
Bull
Aldertan George
Garden
Brierwood Scott
North Center Street
Fred Lamberton
Northwestern
Pennsylians
Keystone Ordnance Works
Worth Hammond
Walter H. Boott
Congress Street
James
MaOerty
Margaret H. McCarthy
Grave
Street
Andllon Tovy
Northside
Lie Hone
Cowit
Warren County
Grand Jury
Ralph M. Clark
Grad Valley
Hazel L. Kane
Pittsfield
Myron B. Messner
Spring Creek Township
Charles C. Wilson
Bear Lake
Traverse
Harry Clough
Pittsfield Township
Arthur Youngsville
Marion J. Pardee
Columbus
Mae Stenman
Spring Creek
Owen B. Taylor
Jack J. Downey
Ruth £. Downey
West Smith, Street
Fort Knox
Joseph Macko
John J. Macko
Boca Raton Field
Army Air Force
Set
Macko
Corp Ral
Prank Macko
Asis
Merle Amy
Great Atlantic Fieih Tea Company
Priday
Buffalo
Semueset
Baiper
Darel Mailrosd
Erie Solons
Erie City
Turkey
United Nations
Wolnding
Tare Tory
Ahoretaxen
Axis Powers
Algeria
Icermany
Iran
Winston Churchill
Avman
Balkans
Churchill
Seresiicht
Britain
United States
Europe
Hitler
Gresce
U.S
Tunisian
Suisse
Tunisia
Nkey
Mve
Dre
Vier
Maries
Enowhs Fy Sullivan
Waterton
Henry A. Wallace
Washington
Qwae Aunic
Pacific
New York State
John Lammers
Phil Dewling
A. J. Aikens Motor
Mass
Antist
Ice
L. N. Stockton
Endleott-Johnnson
Norby Center Street
Ritz
Bert Stockton
Jd Worth Street
Nulionel
Kane
East Pleasant
Gianon County Opal
Earl Messnger
Wiltton St
Doane's Hardware
Boyd Spencer
Braley's
Worth
Center Street
Eai Washington
Tagnive
Gunton
Malin Street
Corri
Ator
Vidhilty of
Aero Supply
Waite P.O
Cory
Star Houses
South Street
Dial
N. Z. Gillette
W. HL Scott
Prunvisen
Errol Flyns
Los Angeles
Hollywood
SAVE
Csiier
Lang
Wdmer Iy
Eanbi
Willy Yay
Ctwealer
Thier
Lundy
Bessex
Jose Wy
Marlonville
Niin
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