Zitusville Horse Put Down After Suspected Neglect
Police report a case of possible neglect as an 81 horse lay on the dirt floor of a shed near the American House on Nast Central Avenue. The animal was too weak to rise, near hay, and was shot by Policeman Peter Brady. the carcass will be disposed of today. Also noted are updates on local residents and a Meadville blood bank drive yielding 199 pints in about three hours.
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Zitusville
Nast Central Avenue
Peter Brady
Obituaries and local notices from city region area
Died yesterday Lawrence B. Rowley 65 brother of Mercer County Judge H. Rowley. Jamestown reports Major DeForest W. Buckmaster 47 dies at Walter Reed Hospital after long illness. survived by wife Huldah Ruge Buckmaster and two daughters Joan and Mary Buckmaster of Washington. mother Mrs. B. H. Dunn of this city. father Frank Buckmaster of Oklahoma. Multiple local items include crime notes in Bradford and oil city. Titusville street department costs for snow removal. club meetings and hunting activities. fire at Allegany home injuring firemen. Erie Public Museum opening anniversary figures. Pennsylvanian Gas Company head Warren O Leary dies after long illness. Meadville medical updates on Robert Pabris and others. Titusville soldiers missing or killed in action with families notified. Jamestown coal delivery easing coal emergency. notices of missing soldiers Bradley and Hayward. various local shop and community notices.
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Powell Motor Co
Lawrence B. Rowley
Mercer County
H. Rowley
Jamestown
DeForest
W. I Buckmaster
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Huldah Ruge Buckmaster
Joan
Mary Buckmaster
Washington
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
B. H. Dunn
Frank Buckmaster
Oklahoma
Franz
Philco
Bradford
Shock
Oil City
Ann Highe
H. M. Caldwell
Sami Smith
Titusville
J. M. Cornell
Cornell
Burdick
Werle
Edward Bevier
Allegany
Vani Lippert
Hubert Clark
Vol- Winteer
Lippert
Clark
Exle
Erie Public Museum
Franz Furniture
Warren
Daniel O'Leary
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Roystone
Saturn
Paul Harrington
O'Leary
Harrington
William RK
Ail
F Wumber
Italy
Tus
Brokenstray
Pish and Game Club
Deerield
Pittsfield
Mayville
Bemus Point
Erie Railroad
Market Street Coal Company
Wnd
Samuel A. Stroth
Pranklin
Keneth McGuire
K. B. Bergin
Pfe
John J. McGuire
Germany
Frederick W. Bibbard
G. Hibbard
Glenview Avenue
France
War Department
Dooher's
Vitusville
Allan’ A. Bradley
Fatroleumi Cente
Daisy Bradley
Philadelphia
Marjorie Drayer Hayward
Pyt
Gordon Hile Hayward
Belgium
Rowe Flower Shop
Jameslawn
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
River Street
Damige
Orth
Walter Kolobita
City Council
Voice Department
Radio Schedule Fragment Readable From Old Broadcasts
A fragmented OCR listing radio program blocks shows NBC and CBS schedules with hosts, show names, and times. Entries mention Cliny Simin memory theater, Bob Hopes, Fred MacMurray, Gracie Fields, Morley and other performers, plus forum and war themed content and late evening shows. The text is garbled but preserves named programs and time slots.
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NBC
Cliny Simin
Memory Theater
Pilcher
Wollen
Kristijima Morley
Myi
Iut Mitsiunlyasat
Roy
Anenann Forum
Macehunt Marine
Tonwwaw
Epilepsy Inheritance and Causes Questioned
A reader asks if epilepsy is inherited and what causes it. The pamphlet notes discuss etiologies and urges contacting the Education Division at SIH FIN Ave New York for a free booklet, referencing medical guidance.
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Thader
New York
Erskine to head Sylvania plant at Jamestown
Jamestown Feb 6 George L Erskine longtime Sylvania Electric Product Inc manager of Emporium Pa parts factory will head the Jamestown plant. He names five managers including Relf D Ripley Arthur Agnew Matthew Murtha Lewis Edey and Frances Porter. The facility will cover about 48000 square feet and produce parts for radio tubes tools dies and equipment.
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Jamestown
George 8. Erskine
Sylvania Eioctric Product, Inc
Emporium
Pennsylvania
Sylvania
Erskine
Relf D. Ripley
Arthur Agnew
Matthew Murtha
Lewis Edey
Frances Porter
Jury considers case against police chief in wartime killings
A jury in Stowe township on February 6 considered voluntary manslaughter charges against Police Chief William C. Duert in a wartime trap that killed two war workers, Edwin N. Schuler aged 23 and Ralph N. Landefeld aged 29. A second degree murder charge was dismissed after prosecutors failed to show sufficient evidence. if convicted on the manslaughter count he could face six to twelve years in prison.
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Pittsburgh
Stowe Township
William C. Duert
Henry Mmenbogen
Warant
Edwin N. Schuler
Ralph N. Landefeld
Ffr
Union Township Farmer James Nelson Livens Dies at 67
James Nelson Livens, 67, a well known Union Township farmer and former Republican committeeman, died Sunday at his Route 4 home in Union City. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial in Beaverdam cemetery.
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Union
Union City
James Nelson Livens
Union Township
Corry Vound
Beaverdam Cemetery
Council OKays 1447 for Jan Snow Removal
City council approves a 1447 appropriation for January snow removal and notes a state sanitary report on sewage disposal plans. The meeting also endorses the mayor’s federal order actions, forms an emergency coal distribution committee, and discusses street department staffing and advertising for supplies to restore winter services.
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Council
State Sanitary Water Board
Ita
Hepler
Fred Kinley
Hive
Bessel
City
Willems
Clive
Eomaltons
Liaw
Salvation Army Women’s Home League Book of Remembrance
The Salvation Army Women’s Home League announces a Book of Remembrance listing armed forces members. Names supplied by members, relatives and the public are read weekly in a local ceremony at 21 Washington street at 8 p.m. Attendances welcome from families and all faiths.
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Salvation Army Women's Home League
Salvation Army
Ieee
Alfred Schotter
Washington Street
Wife stands by soldier facing death sentence over war stance
Grace Weber, wife of Pvt. Henry B. Weber, seeks help as he awaits execution for refusal to bear arms. She argues his deep seated view against killing, questions Army notice, and hopes Senator Burton Wheeler's Montana inquiry will reveal all facts.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
Wash
Grace Weber
Pvt
Henry B. Weber
Camp Roberts
Calif
Finn
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Hershey's
Campbell’s
Geneva
Igc
Irkmans Cleanser
Ben Rickerson
Northenter Street
Corry Hospital
William, Watchell
East South Street
Wirs
Vernon Humphrey
Laughtery
Corry
Meadville
Schrafft
Whitman
Valentine
Lyceum
Rexall
Mayme Ross
Novik Center Street
Fiji
Donald F. Winters
Mayer G. Winters
Durtiss Sindy School
G. W. Audiils
Home League
Burton Wheeler
Phillips
North Center
Hermes
Nasts Ladies Shop
Mayvilles
Rollin Hoy
Bo. 1
Ashville
Roy Perkins
Chaninuqua
Hoyt
Sheriff's Department
Gracer's
Florida
Cortlands
Ellen Clare
Hetty
Farrerhouse
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