Funeral for Bryan Bixby Draws Wide Local Attendance
Spartansburg area community gathers Friday for the Impressive funeral of Bryan H. Bixby at Torrey's Funeral Home. Rev Arnold Lundberg officiates and pallbearers from across the region honor the late local figure beside Rose Hill Cemetery. Family survivors and many friends attend from Corry, Meadville, Titusville, and Union City.
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Izke
Herman Stockton
Stockton Ouf
Bryan H. Bixby
Torrey
Arnold Lundberg
Hiram Johnson
G. Nichols
Hula ‘Nichols
Ward Nichols
Bryan Nichols
Otto Joy
Floyd Martin
Russell Martin
Raymond Brown
Ralph Welcht
Cleo Haight
George Hicks
Lea McQar Hy
Perry Lines
H. Putnam
Walter Pier
Guy Lindsey
Irene Mountain
John Jambog
John Dingfelder
Minnie’ ‘M. Boyle
C. B. Wilcox
Harry Boutwell
Scott Bailey
Marcia Village
Adolf
Jamestown
P. W. Steaves
Jean Crane
William Cane
John Himburger
I Ibser
Win-Bureh
Pleasantville
M. & Pearson
Eva L. Phillips
Dorothy D. O'Conner
H. Wise
Oil Cil
John R., McCurdy
Hydetown
Ralph Boyd
Robert Henderson
Herbert Garnett
Donald
Ward Donner
Leota Himebaugh
Mabel Bennett
Centerville
Friend Kerr
L. L. Chase
Harret Chase
Alva Rigby
Titusville
Carl Martin
Youngsville
Lulu A. Baegen
Megdville
Bertha Elston
Bixby
Erie Youth Held In Theft Ring Involving Cars
An Erie youth, Lee Augustus 19, is held in the Erie County jail on a larceny charge as state police trace a theft ring operating across Erie Crawford and Ashtabula counties. Augustus confessed to taking four cars and two trucks and selling parts to garage owners. a Meadville area car was found stripped in Woodcock township.
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Erie
Artest
Crawford
Ashtabula
Lee Augustus
Erie County
William Heisler
Walter Krupa
W. L. Cuthbert
Meadville
Augustus
Woodcock Township
Folica
Polite
Charles Beckwith
Conneaut, O
Etie
Judge to set degree on plea of Erie slayer
Harold Patterson, 40, pleaded guilty to the murder of Alex Pushing in the Jungles on the western outskirts of Erie. The court will decide degree of murder Thursday, with possible penalties ranging from 10 to life, or 10 to 20 years for second degree. The DA cited first degree due to robbery, but a death sentence would depend on the ruling.
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Erie
Harold Patterson
Alex
Nfe
Miles B. Kitts
Elmer L. Evang
Commonwealth
Patterson
Latib
P T A Reg Meets Founders Day Program at Columbus
The P T A holds regular meeting February with Founder's Day program. The P T A penny slipper was a success. thanks to all who helped. Anna Sadowski returns to school after three weeks. Doris Stockton and Phyllis Anderson tour Florida by car, planning visits to places of interest. Dramatic committee selects cast for "Hey, Teacher." Sophomore candy sale occurred Thursday. Eighth Grade elects new officers Dona Betts, Lucy Romenda, Laura Pondel, Glenn Lines, John Horsay, Donna Betts. Valentine party planned. Miss Ohn and Miss Colegrove teams schedule Valentine party Friday. Harold Mulligan quarantined with measles. Seventh Grade girls surprise Miss Colegrove for birthday. Cleo Juggs returns after eight weeks ill. Post office busy. new postmaster and postman chosen daily. Reading stories of Lincoln.
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Elmer Vary
Coms
Riceville
Winfred Batee
Gleveland
Ohio
Bertha Elston
B.D. Bryant
J. A Wangaman
Glenn Steadman
K. A. Bennett
Titusville
Zenya Whitling
Ralph Elston
Meadville
John Fulham
Sidney Green
Lincolnville
Charles Titus
Alan Green
Joan ‘Green
Joan
Harry Rifenberick
Wirt Ingram
D. W. Kinney
Edward Webber
Merc- Wille
Warren Titus
George
Russel Briggs
Cory
George FH. Davis
Lelia Belle Straite
Hem
Corry Hospital
Hew
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ina Smith
Noah
P.T. A
Anna Sadowski
Walts
Doris Stockton
Phyllis Anderson
Florida
Preshinga
Dona Betts
Lucy Eomenda
Laura Pondel
Glenn Lines
John Horsay
Donna Betts
Ray
Ohn
Harold Mulligan
Stith
Miss Colegrove
Cleo Juggs
Lincoln
Urge Board Cuts School Taxes in '41
Contustien from Page One reports on paying balances, proposed plaster repair at the Senior High, and mobility insurance for pupils. Carl J. Henton summarized the State School Directors Association convention at Harrisburg, noting proposed reforms to be submitted to the state legislature. The board adjourned after approving several bills.
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Contustien Rom
Orrin M. Billbirg Ageny
Corry
Lewis
Carl J. Henton
State School Directors’ Association
Harrisbore
Priddy
Willitie Returns From Britain Tour With Warning on War
Wendell L. Willitie, defeated Republican presidential candidate, and his wife pose for newsmen in New Tank after a two week Great Britain tour. He warns reporters that aiding Britain may keep the United States out of war, while withholding aid could pull the nation into war.
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United States
Great Britain
Wendell L. Willitie
New Tank
Wilitie
Boltaih
Britain
Unclear OCR fragment on compensation and contract terms
Fragmented text hints at a pending agreement on a contract and signature, with an announced plan affecting a plant and a June term. It mentions an increase tied to a year and a payroll figure, but the readable content is incomplete and garbled.
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Byron Bixby
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Huff Post
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Erie Jungles
Columbus
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Cleveland
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Siudy
Joseph Pluto
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Rossbacher Insurance Agency
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Guy Rogers
S. First Ave
Rossbacher
Wwnsurance Agency
Nelle Roberts
Henry Ainsworth, R. D
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler & Plymouth
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
William Yarathh
H. D
Glen Wood
Richard Ressbacher
Crawford M. Woods Co
Reliable Brand Feeds
HO. Allen
R. D
Ivan Hateh
Insurance Agency
J.L. Spiesman
Ralph Salmon
Benj. Dunton
Tooa
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Whitehouse
Woodbury’s
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On-the-Avenue
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Milton Wycoff
Eugene Phillips
Joseph Mokwa
Franz Home
1St Avenue
Katte Zepka
Vera ‘Tuer
Errol Flynn
Olivia Dé Havilland
Allan Hale
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REX Theatre
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