City and Vicinity News Roundup Prominent Local Items
Remodelling of the large court room at the courthouse is well under way with scaffolding to be completed today and plastering to be redone over four to five weeks for acoustic work. A big Episco pal church bingo event is scheduled for Feb 12 with cash prizes. Several local notes include missing persons reports, a wallet recovered thanks to police work, carrier pistol prices and Valentine holiday ads. Also reported are awards for milk production, state budget statements, a Holstein prize, and upcoming civic meetings in Bradford and surrounding towns.
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Morrell
Wilcox Grocery
Warren
Court House
Valentine Heart
Schraffts
Durands and Lowney
Croscuit’s
North Center Street
Donald Erickson
Johnsonburg
Pennsy
Grant Street
Hemstitching
Florence McGraw
West Main Street
Franklin
Charles Rogers
R. R. Rogers
Cherrytree
Cherrytree School
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Thurs
Greene Township
MI Ville
Summit Township
Clair Ross
Nick Pellinger
Phim
Joseph Dunn
Mainle Barr
Huron Street
Mary Barl
John J. Oleszek
Oil City
OM City
Nolice
Miliary Funneral Services
Gall T. Updegratt
Langley Field
Shippenville
Mt. Zion Lutherat
George Carpenter
Ol City
Royal Air Force
England
Pennsylvania State College
Hilda
F. Clair Ross
Pittsburgh
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Ross
Ube Ure
Camkton'a
Oil
Painesville
Paver's
Bradford
McKeat County
Moose
Kane
Port Allegany
the Legion
V.F. W. Posts
Taligas American Club
M. 8. Maceratese Society of
Lewis Run Ttation Mutual Aid Society
David N. Burrows
Linesville
Chicago
Verious Maess
Allegheny College
Phi Gamma Beta
Phi Sigma Iola
Sappa Ph Kappa
Eugene Johnson
Titusville
David [Lamb
Town
Aymestown
North Side
Falconer
Defense
Walter Alexis
Alexis
Donald Forsberg
All-Way Electric Co
James D. Kunts
Reynoldsville
Kener
Northwestern Mining Exchange Company
DuBois
Kimtz
Lanston's
Bre Railroad Company
Bessemer & Lake Ere Railroad Company
Samson Jenkins
Meadville
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Wilam Jenkins
Shenango
Erie Railroad
Greenville
Spencer
American Legion Auxiliary
North Gehter Street
Hugh J Ryan
Bradford Board of
Robert B, Brown
Robert X, Brown
Brown
Philadelphia
Three car crash injures 11 year old Springboro boy
Arthur J. Heimbrech, an 11 year old from Springboro, suffers a skull fracture and facial injuries after a three car collision on the high way. He is hospitalized at Mendyille City Hospital. Lars Matti, R. D. 1 Springboro, was driving another vehicle involved in the rear crash.
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Olive May Baeger
H. B. Saeger
Aleti
Saegertown
Crawford County
Paver
Game Commission
Davis Radio Lab
Emporium High School
Clearfeldtron
Emporium
Pennsylvania, School Music Association
Joseph Lastus
Relative of Corry Resident Stricken in Pleasantville
David Burrows longtime Pleasantville resident dies at home after long illness. He was active in Pleasantville United Brethren Church and leaves a wife and son Gail at home. Mrs Gerald Hagley of the city is a cousin.
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David Burrows
New Pleasantville
Burrows
Pleasantville
Curtail Supply of Tin Cans Rolls Into War Effort
War Production Board announces March 1 curtailment of tin cans for common products including pork coffee beer tobacco and oil with 1940 output limits on secondary and special goods and elimination of small size can manufacture. Meantime Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Gold Fellows schedules annual convention at Conneaut Lake Park the week of June with about 1000 expected.
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Washington
War Production Board
C. F
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Grand Tange of Gold Fellows
Conneaut Lake Park
Roger W. Haas
Nine Questions For Registrants For Selective Service Enrollment
Registrants must answer nine questions when reporting for the next enrollment day at municipal building near Senley High School. Hours are 7 to 9 am. Birth dates cover February 1, 1897 to December 1921. Registrants must provide name address residence birth place employer and related contact details.
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Senley High School
Death claims Howard Merry in Corry after long illness
Howard W. Merry, 92, well known Corry resident, died just after midnight after years of failing health. Born November 13 1958 in Hichville Springs, he lived in French Creek and Wayne Township before settling in Corry. Survived by wife, a daughter Mrs Clinton Preble of Friendship MN, a son Lyle, seven grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 in Bracken-eating chapel. Interment Beaverdam. Funeral home asks flowers omitted.
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Corry
Howard W. Merry
Corry R. D
Merry
Mr. Merty
Hichville Springs
Herkimer Dolinty, N
French Creek
Wayne Township
Cory Gale
Offelal
Corry Tor
Clinton Preble
Friendship
Lyle
Beaverdam
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Sitter
Bexley Club
Fiuart
Empire State
Pillsbury
Beast Beans Eye
Oarite
Lee
LA France
POWDE
Phys
Bliss
Idaho
Baring
N. E
Courtland
Rome
Calif
Texas
Florida
Chuck
Morrell Pride
Callies
Pascal Celery
Wheaties
Mwing-Willi Star Stores
Golden Glow Coffee
Howard Merry
Essley Loman
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Sida Nature
St. Valentine
Jewell’s Flower Shop