Local club meetings and notices scheduled this week
The McGray Late Aid Society will meet Thursday at Mrs Velma McCray home to tie a quilt and guests should bring sandwiches pie or cake. The Readers meeting yesterday was canceled and the next gathering will be at Mrs A S Sandburg 190 Wrights Street on Monday February 24. The Lady Franklin Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session this evening. Mrs Wave Reich and son from Spartansburg R D 2 Mrs Frank Jackman and son from Cory R D 2 Mrs William Kubns and son from Cory R D 2 were discharged from Gorry hospital yesterday. United Brethren Ladies aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the church to do Rei Crass work. The meeting of the Bairview P T A will be held Thursday afternoon at 8 18 o'clock with a program arranged by Mrs S Wallace. The Women's Red Cross Corps No 49 will meet in the Masonic hall Thursday for an all day session with a 12 20 patriotic dinner for those not solicited to contact the chairman Mrs Merle Heskell. Regular meeting at 2 o'clock includes initiation of candidates. All officers urged to wear white and attend. Waitress wanted apply European Hotel 6119.
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McGray Late Aid Society
Velma McCray
A. Oo
Sandburg
Wrigis
Monty
United Brethren Ladies Aid
Bairview P. TA
Wallace
Women's Resist Corps No. 49
Masonic Hall
Merle Heskell
Warren
Walter Shaw
Tidioute
Buffalo
Warren County
Shaw
Victor Kightlinger
Youngsville
Columbus Ladies Community Aid
Warran Fargo
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
W. N. Jones
Red Cross
Meadville
Mondey
Harry Heverly
Center Fond
Kerrtown
Jane Durney
Wetmore
Glade Wright
Edinboro
Community Hospital
Hubert Watrous
A. M. Watrous
Montefiore Hospital
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
Stanford Hose Company
Oil City
William
Morgen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin
St. Stephen's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Margaret Hertholme
West
Hendette Curtze
Erie
Herman V W. Curtos
Brailford
Atsctos
Ed Jc
Bradford Board of Commerce
Melleancotmby
Pennsylvania Economy League
City and Vicinity News Update From 2-16
Local items report price fixes at Wilcox Grocery 29c a dozen eggs and 20c salmon while warning of a rubber tire shortage halting Sunday deliveries to Mercer Gubby. Dairies plan two day Saturday service with possible cuts later, plus car trouble and a pote ntial old horse and wagon fallback. Police investigate assault on Eric Cauley at Polish National Hall. promotions for Casper Zacharias in Navy reserve. multiple accidents and local notices across Jamestown to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox Grocery
Fie
Mercer Gubby
Eric
Francis
Mickey" Cauley
Gil
Mey
Leutenant
Navy
Gulf
C. Christensen Motors
1St Ave
Washington St
Ridgway
John Donaldson
Spring Run
Byrnedale
Elk County
Justice of the Peace
Galerin
Lanston
Me —Kane
James Mears
Kane
Kane Sanmit Hospital
Clis
Kane-Bradford
Lafayette Corners
Ito
Is Can
Salamanca
Meadville
H. Benninghoff
Greanlroad
Westfield
Water Street
Westfield Viaduct
A. J. Stewart
Iis
Warren
Monty" McClure
Court House
W. L. McClure
Eithe
San-Cara Ointment and Soap Advertise Skin Relief
An advertisement promotes San-Cara Ointment and San-Cara Soap as remedies for skin irritations, minor cuts, burns, and external piles. The copy urges washing with soap before applying the ointment and claims availability at all druggists under San-Cara 45.
Pittsfield youth charged after three Johnsonburg men struck
Tony Furak of Pittsfield Warren county faces hit and run charges after driving north at Wilcox Saturday night at 11 30 striking three men standing in front of a Wilcox change hall. Charles Feront 17 suffered a shattered right leg and injuries. Patrick Hugoski 17 and Vincent Marino 18 escaped. Furak continued to a Burning Well road hitting a parked car before leaving the scene. Police arrested him the next day and he will be arraigned before Judge Donnelly in Johnsonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Tony Furak
Pittsfield
Warren County
Wilcox
Charles Feront
Market Street
Johnsonburg
Puiiik
Patrek Hugoski
Rose Street
Vincent Marino
Center Street
Urtek
Earthen Rosd
Danes Hell
RB. E. Freburg
Kane
Purtak
Warren Barracks
Pesce
J. J. Donnelly
Johnsenburg
Boiler Room Hero Burns Nazi Papers for FBI Aid
Walter Edward Morrisey a boiler room engineer testified at espionage trial that he burned large packages brought by German consular staff then salvaged scorched documents and handed them to FBI agents. He said he acted to help America while under watchful eyes. The case involves five accused spies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Associated Press
New York
Invernment
Walter Edward Morrisey
Pulldins
FBI
Morrisey
New
Wonan
Motor fund allocates quarterly payments to nearby townships
Townships in the county will receive 21780.01 around March 1 1942 as the first quarterly installment from the motor fund. Requisitions prepared by the Department of Highways cover allotments for Concord 501.99 Amity 5670.40 Union 307550 Wayne 637.92 and other shares from the 1941 appropriation by the general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
General Assembly
Concord
Amity
Union
Wayne
House Abandons Plan Displacement Payments
Washington February 17 Administration leaders in the House were reported to have abandoned any plan to vote a 300 million bill to finance war displacement benefits for workers displaced while factories convert to war production. President Roosevelt urged the legislation a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
House
Roosevelt
Tire Applications Granted By Board In Wartime Rationing
The rationing board reports no information on automobile releases for residents, delaying deliveries. Tire releases this week include Ivan Miller receiving 4 tubes and large tires for a potato sprayer, A F Wagner of Corry Baking Co with tires and tubes, and George Ottoway of Union City with passenger tires and tubes in obsolete sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa Rationing Board
Janary Ast
Ivan Miller
A. F. Wagner
Corry Baking Company
George Ottoway
North Street
Union City
Dasta
London Ripper Slayer Is Held
Frederick Cummins a 28 year old RAF aircraftsman was remanded on murder charges for the West End slayings of three women. He appeared at Bow Street police station as thousands of officers hunted a brutal killer blamed for mutilating victims with razor blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asecalated
London
Bow Street
Frederick Cummins
Muder
West End
Cummins
Marget Plorence Lowe
Doris Jouanmet
Evelyn Gately
Scotland Yard
Croydon
Parking measure under revamp by city safety head
Revamping of the parking measure drafted by Safety Director Richard Rossbacher in December is under way and will be presented to Council at an early meeting. J Fréd Kinley, replacing Rossbacher as head of safety, says the bill retains major features of the predecessor’s proposal, and the measure is expected to be introduced soon. The FW Auxiliary will meet at 8:40 p.m. Wednesday at a member’s home, with a kitchen shower for Mrs. John Freebourn Jr. after the meeting and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rossbacher
Wray
Gounell
J. Fréd Kinley
Pia
Rossbacher
V. FW
John Freebourn, Jr
World Day of Prayer Observed by Local Churches
Corry churches join worldwide observance of World Day of Prayer on Friday February 9 evening services at 2 90 oclock at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Rev Richard Miller missionary from Africa to speak on the topic I Am The Way. Denomination-wide gathering expected under National Committee of Church Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rov
Richard Miller
Africa
National Committee of Church Women
Caribbean raid leaves dozens dead or missing near Aruba
Reports say 59 people are dead or missing after torpedo and shelling near Willemstad harbor. Two tankers were attacked. one exploded and sank with 3 officers and 13 crew missing, another ship wrecked with 2 killed and 7 missing. An unexploded German torpedo was found on shore as fires raged in the harbor and crews tried to reach safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williemstad
Arkansas
Andrews
Nicholas Bay
Bint
Aruba
Robert Bruskin
Ark Ocean
Herbert | White
Associated Press
Photographer recalls wartime chaos during waterfront blaze
A photographer with Zieub, Gen Andrews, and Captain Bruskin witnessed a fierce waterfront fire as ship decks burned and red flashes appeared above. He misidentified shells as flames at first, then saw tracer effects and a German torpedo carcass. A lad dented a tank before a ricochet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fense
Zieub
Andrews
White
Red Hayes
Bruskin
Fragmented Health and Safety Notes From a Chaotic Page
A garbled OCR page references influenza fears and cold prevention, warnings about infectious disease, and social caution. It mentions temperatures, vaccines, and public health themes alongside stray lines about driving accidents and general caution, with disjointed phrases and scattered names.
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Campbell's
TVORY
BON Ami
Morrell Pride
Callies
Wing-Willi Star Stores
U.S. Defense
Zuckerman
Dat
North Center St
Aradtoré
Havank Ghenth
First Baptist
Caer Hera
Griffith
Norristown
Walter B. Hervey
Patt P. Lyon
Harry W. Green
Jamestown
David Bjorke
Baker Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Herbert Lloyd Feather
Hneward Street
Baker and Newland
Besson's
AVER
Dial
Center St
Tony Furrak
MOTOR
Jess
RAF
Caribbean
Clothiers
Miller's News & Sport Store
George
George Washington
Valley Forge
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Corry E
West Smtee “Lam Pt Monat
Michigan
Pop
Singapore
Denis Works College
Brite
Rob
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