Company A Camp Roster Announced for Indiantown Gap Training
A three officer and 100 enlisted roster for Company A was announced for a day of medical clearances. The unit, reduced to 9 percent fit, will drill daily at the State Armory through Wednesday before entraining for Indiantown Gap. The roster lists officers First Lieutenant Fehlman and Second Lieutenants Roelofs Sears, Walter, plus a full set of sergeants corporals and private soldiers headed by Lt. Fehlman and Captains and Privates with numerous names including Broughton Brown Childs Clark and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Tlantry
Army
Indiantown Gap
State Armory
Fehlman
Ross G
Roelofs
Thomas B. Sears
Walter W
Chase
Lynford G
Barnes
Leon H. DeLury
Frank J. Jones
Oliver M
Jess) Kin
Vida Vv
Lord
Russell H. Triscult
Richard P. Watson
Milford Hf
Canisch
Raymond W. Drake
Grval
Harvey
To P. Hulett
Dawson S. Prather
Fred R Roden
James H. Rouse
John F. Klerks Swidersky
Albert Upperman
James G. Privates
Broughton
John
Brown
Rasselas
Childs
Lawrence
Clark
Donald Bi Cone
Alfred i DeLwy
Hugh
Dingle
Frederick
Gorringe
Alanson
Guth
Robert Ww
Haenel
Alfred
Jewell
Robert Re
Donald R
Neilson
Victor R
Olsen
Lemoine
Pequeen
Merritt L
Phillips
Eugene W
Sanders
Constantine
Smith
David Wy
Winnie
William At
Wojciechowski
Joseph P
Wright
Ernest
Ook
Three Days' Grace Saves Veteran at Meadville
Charles DeRoss of Meadville faced a February 15 deadline for active duty summons sent from Camp Lee Virginia. He used three days grace and left Meadville on the southbound train February 17 to reach Camp Lee by the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Fey
Sam
Charles DeRoss
Camp Lee
DeRoss
Here
Beekeepers Plan Feb 26 Meetings and Speaker
Beekeepers in Eye County schedule two discussions on February 26. Extension Apiarist E. J. Anderson of Pennsylvania State College will discuss spring management and honey handling with slides and film. Sessions start 1 30 p m at North Hastings High School and 7 90 pm at the Agricultural Extension office in the Erie courthouse. all beekeepers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Anderson
Pennsylvania State College
Anderson
North Hast High School
Eye County Beekeepers' Association
Agricultural Extension
Court House
Erie
Eye County
City
WPA road work employs about 30 thousand state wide
Harrisburg report shows WPA sponsored highway projects providing employment for roughly 30 000 men during winter. 141 authorized jobs cannot start for lack of WPA labor and 789 projects operate with 29 009 workers. 32 764 could be employed if fully manned. 6 162 more could work if approved projects started. 200 projects await approval for 10 564 more workers. period Dec 15 to Jan 15 saw delays due to WPA labor shortages.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
WPA
Depotl
Lamont Hughes
Bradford Kiwanis Backing Finances Headford Playground
Br adding funds for Headford playgrounds after Bradford Kiwanis and Community Chest officials announce separate financing. Seiner group would resume sole maintenance with about 3 500 dollars appropriated. Directors decide not to include playground financing in Community Chest efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Headford
Neunlé
Seine
Opier
Ventebe
Branford Community Chest
Eley
Justice of the peace name chosen after slaying
The community names J. Guy Carman as justice of the peace to fill the vacant second minor judiciary post left by the December killing of Squire El. Bwyls. In the same period Davis and Constable L. G. Lanning were killed during a warrant service. A man later died from gunshot wounds. The WPA project reports 3572 miles of base completed and 1214 miles widened with 19 bridges finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green ViuLu
J. Guy Carman
Squire EL. Bwyls
Davis
L. G. Lanning
Ment
Stine
Refinishing of Furniture Meeting Promptly At Beaverdam
Beaverdam notes list Miss Jane Caterion of Erie leading an all day workshop on refinishing furniture with springs recovering and supplies. The Beaverdam PTA hosts a talk on stereo hygiene. Community events include bridge club, church dinners, and visits among residents with multiple local guests and dinners at Proctor and Lindberg households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Jane Caterion
Erie
Ivan Miller
Miller
Methodist Church
Ponkor
Newell W. Edson
Erle
Lynn Li
Walter Proctor
Sid
Glemn Steadman
Spartansburg
Henry Bastinke
Union City
Norman Holler
Corry
Leonard Davis
Mafarit
William Leonard
Corry Hospital
Dan Lindbere
Nely Sorens
Levening
Marion Jones
Titusville
Lea Jones
Homer Andrews
Kautauqua
Carl Proctor
Robert Mulvin
Carl Gates
Cory
Cummings
Betty Smith
Frederick Alvi
Buffelo N
Cash Steith
Proctorville
C.C. Lindberg
Carter Hall
Mountain Night Fates Bind Brent and March in Silent Pact
Brent Randolph leaves a party for a quiet ride with March Allison who longs for mountains rather than crowds. They share a charged kiss on a secluded shore but pretend indifference as they part. Back at March's apartment Brent realizes she may belong there, yet she hints she rescued him, deepening the unspoken tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Randolph
Wisconsin
Conchita Kelly
Terry Crewe
Brent
March Allison
March
Conchita
Casal
Marek
Letter to Sara Opens Old Love Wound on Lake Kenoqua
Brent drafts a letter to Sara Gregory after years apart. He recalls summers by Lake Kenoqua with vivid detail while weighing whether to reveal past feelings and break a bond. The act foreshadows a decisive step as he plans to mail the letter before another workday begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Brent
Sara Gregory
Gas house blaze disrupts street traffic and burn injuries reported
A chaotic report describes a gas house fire near Lin Corry in Ernest Valley causing blocked lanes and injuries among workers. Fire crews battled a leaking pipe and smoke filled the area as residents observed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Lin
Unclear OCR Summary of Public Aid Remarks
Public aid discussion references Harris relief figures and eligibility rules. Mentions lines on old age assistance and residents, with unclear specifics about age requirements and funding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Relief
Tiye
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Alexander
Charles J
Caote
Charles W
Bailey
Milton H
Bates
Cecil J
Baumbach
Ward
Beers
Wilbert E
Bulard
Charles
Chapman
LeRoy
Everett G
Robert
Cotterman
Gail
Coy
Floyd B
Craker
Joseph L
Grace
Beekeepers
Daley
Chester H
Damon
Robert H
Ball
Richard W
Dietzel
Earnest P
James
Megleston
Edwin
Eldridge
Frank L
Pields
Clifford T
Froman
John G
Genung
Hart L
Gvatsky
Glatz
Goodwin
William
Gourley
Pred
Hanlin
Lawrences
Henderson
Hites
Max c
Hurlbert
Roy W
Hutchinson
Herbert
Jagra
King
Douglas N
Kuczaj
Joseph R
Lockwood
George A
Delancey A
John R
Loomis
Floyd M
McClelland
Walter G
McC
Toner
Robert C
VenDresar
Elion
Wall Medicine Cabin
Mead
Whysteble
Vicks Vapo
White Pine
Hill's Cory
Fitch
Burma
Bradford Kiwanians
Ecenomics
World's Day of Prayer For Missions
Ethel Proctor
Lowville
Claude Maynard
Mable Gootoe
Jamestown
Lynn Stil
Walter Deissel
Mes
Lee
Martbelle Muulvin
Lyle Proctor
Robi Mulvin
Charlotte Rouse
Uni City
Ai Proctor
Clink. Mathews
Cust Mathews
Texas
Rosamond DU Jardin
Gregorys Parch
Lake Kenoqua
Chicago
Nea Gran
Staan
Gran
A. M
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