Corry News Briefs and Local Events Update
Patrolman George Wielinwwiy remains in serious condition at Corry Hospital after a Friday incident. The Erie area reports new 1941 vehicle registrations reaching 3,791,168, plus 40,607 new truck registrations. Marriage licenses filed include Arthur Blair and Marjorie Northrop of Union City. A large hunter reporting lapse triggers a $2 penalty under Game Commission rules. The Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold its convention at Conneaut Lake the week of June 7. Civil defense blackout drill scheduled in Warren on March 2 from 9 to 9:16 pm. Wartime color guidance limits license plate colors. 100 million bushels wheat offered for feed via CCC. Registration reminders for electors in several townships. Statehouse calls for bipartisan cooperation at a dinner in Conneaut.
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Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Gonnefut Lake
Bedfort
Bedford
Roger W. Haas
Meadville
Court blasts county funds handling in Heath tax case
Erie February report outlines a verdict deadlock in the Heath tax fraud case. Jurors were admonished as the district attorney complained of misused funds and improper settlement delays by county commissioners. May trial target set for Henry Heath successor proceedings.
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Heath
Erie
George Heath
Ludloe Ehner
T Tyons
Nfl
Henry Masswood
Burton B. Laub
Hentiy
Wesleyville
Evans
Tte
Laub
Fants
Bandits Face Longer Term In Bank Robbery Case
Two men formerly jailed for federal robbers of Shippenville’s First National Bank on December 8, 1936 faced state charges. Judge Harry M. Rimer sentenced John W. Brooks of Olean to 4 8 months to 7 years in the western penitentiary at Pittsburgh and Bernard Grover of North Collins to seven years in the same penitentiary. The pair had served five years in federal prison and were returned for state cases.
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Clarion
First National Bank of
Shippenville
Dudge Harry M. Rimer
John W. Brooks
Olean
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Bernard Grover
North Collins
Simli
Registration Drives for Selective Service in Columbus
The Columbus committee announces registration for men born on or after February 17, 1987 and on or before December 31, 1821 for the Selective Service. If you are in the 20 to 45 age group you must register by 9 a.m. February 16, 1943. Registration is free and takes about ten minutes at the Columbus school or any local board site.
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Astanzeksce
Colimbus
Pabriuty
Columbus School
Columbus Echool
Representatives Meet on Reapportionment Erie Meeting
Delbert Dalrymple announced a Thursday talk with Congressman F L Rodgers and Benjamin Jarrett regarding the Erie Crawford congressional district proposal. He plans to oppose the legislation when it reaches the floor next week after discussions at Conneaut Lake during Crawford County Republican events.
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Erie
Fey
Assembly
Delbert Dalrymple
F. L. Rodgers
Triv
Benjamin Jarrett
Mercwr
Mier
Bet County
Erie-Crawford Longress
Dalrymple
Conneaut Lake
Nil Airey
Crawford
Hike In Teacher's Pay Faces Board Starting Budget Work
The Board of Education begins budget talks for the 1903 term amid rising teacher salary concerns and pending construction costs for a four room addition at Turner High School. Edwin J. Devds, chair, urges focus on likely needs and possible increases in spending. A federal grant of 40,000 dollars is sought for the project, with aims to keep millage within the present levy.
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Ke Junion High School
Edwin J. Devds
Directone
Turnor
BG. Barnes
Waonal
Washington
Warren Pleased With New Fire Truck
Warren February notes satisfaction with the Warren fire department’s new aerial ladder truck placed in service last week. Visiting observers view the 1927 model rebuilt and repainted brilliant red, described as modern in appearance, after a blaze in the cafeteria kitchen at the W. Ca. site. The engine delivers high power, and the vehicle was purchased from the American LaFrance Fire Engine Company, which traded in a steel aerial truck from Chester, Pa.
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Warren
Peb
Triad
Central Fire Station
W. Ca
LaFraste Fire
Chasterai
Four Criminal Cases Completed In Court
In county court on Wednesday afternoon four criminal cases were disposed of. Bernard Kuntz, 38 East 1211 Street, on trial for a liquor sale to minors changed his plea to no defense and was fined 3200 plus costs with suspension possibility if costs are paid immediately. Stephen Prisiorski, 409 Ash Street, admitted a statutory offense in connection with an attack on someone. sentence deferred. L. D. Hines, 2826 Camphansen Avenue, and Trafen Satyishurbn address, were freed by the grand jury. Hines faced larceny charges and Satyishur with assault and battery.
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Erd
Bermard Kuntz
East
Street
Miles G. ‘Kites
Stephen Prisiorski
Ash Street
Serlenne
L. D. Hines
Camphansen Avenue
Trafen Satyishur
Iver
Jiry
Hines
Kill Wild Dog Near Westfield
In Westfield area on February 13 a large coal black wild dog blamed for attacking poultry and livestock was killed after being shot by Howard Jones with a deer slug from a 12 gauge. The dog, about 80 pounds, had eluded capture for weeks despite efforts by Jones and local hunters.
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Westfield
Worlfield
Howard Jones
Lyi Keil
Jones
State in Vanguard in Civil Defense Work
State shows strong civil defense activity with 604 local councils organized and active by January 1. Pennsylvania ranks second to Texas with 890 councils, leads New Jersey by 50 councils in third, and outpaces Ohio by 73 councils. Kansas has four towns sharing the same name nationwide.
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S.d
Office of Civilian Defense
Washington
State Council of Defense
Pennsylvania
Union
Texas
Pennsphignia
New Jersey
Atute
Ohio
Classified Want Ads Sprawl Across Listings in 1940s Erie Area
Numerous sale notices and notices spanning baby carriages bicycles shotguns heaters gas stoves furniture and dairy supplies. Also public notices for bids building gear and legal proceedings including Masters notices in Erie County Pennsylvania with dates February 1942 and related court actions.
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W. Pleasant St
Shethi Street
Odin
Rincald
Genter St
Geo. Capella
Elgin
Market's Stock and Produce Highlights from Pittsburgh and Buffalo
Pittsburgh fruit and produce prices stay near steady with apples and pears listing small changes. Buffalo livestock markets show hogs, cattle, sheep, and lambs trading with mixed demand and varying prices amid broader market activity.
Fragmentary sports note from East region Friday game
Brief readable lines describe a Friday East area contest with a team and players, noting a 5 AT tyler removal and an onscreen toss action. Details are incomplete but imply a game event and player ejection. Entities are unclear due to OCR garble but reference to a local team and Friday schedule remain.
Local sports notes with scattered game hints
Fragmentary sports items mention teams and events. Mentions include county leagues, a garden or stadium, and a few players. Text is garbled but implies upcoming games, tours, and possible standings or scores.
Fragmentary OCR Note
Incomplete readable text mentions names and places but lacks clear events or context to determine a full news item. The fragmentary lines suggest potential personal or local notices but no verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes are present for a concise card.
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