Body of Carlton Graker To Arrive Today For Funeral
Word reached here that Carlton Graker son of Mr and Mrs Charles Graker of First Avenue died at Lowry Field Denver and his body was sent Saturday to arrive late this evening. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Bracken Keating funeral chapel with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Carlton Graker
Charles 1 Graker
First Avenue
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
Arive
Bracken-Keating
Ghanel
Pine Grove
Gerald Benpink
Clymer
Agnes Yaiko
Thomas Yaiko
Waltsburg
Russell Martin
Helen Mifin
Mound Street
Marland Thompson
Corry B.D
Paul Blaha
West Wayne Street
Langton's
Golden Links
Methodist Church
Local notices on damage and accidents and shop ads
City and Vicinity notes grocery prices at Wilcox Grocery and Pillsbury pancake flour. A fire in Elton Martin residence caused roof and water damage from a short circuit. Warren Preston Bridges Jr. injured by a bandsaw. Judge Elmer L. Evans reserves decision on a nonsupport case involving Joseph Luol. Writ of habeas corpus in custody case withdrawn due to jurisdiction. Gasoline ad from Christensen Motors. Bradford police tech updates on communications with Mitchell Field. Dunkirk boy finds wallet with $160. Acacia Club event announced. Kane glass plant shutdown after tank failure, four week repair.
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Lge
Pillsbury
Wilcox Grocery
Elton ‘Martin
Cuntonville
Warren
Preston Briges, Jr
Warpan
Warren Genergl Hospital
Elmer L. Evans
Joseph Luoland
Grant Walker
Benito Rogers
Lansing
Mich
Isband
Walker
Michigan
Gulf
Christensen Motors
Cor
Washington St
Bradford
Edward Hdmonds
Air Rad
McKean County
Mitchell Pield
New York
Dunkirk
Washington Avenue
Third Street
James Hanlon, Jr
Ruggles Street
Frank Q. Symans
Symons
Jamestown area notices and local incidents reported
A collage of Venango county items details Red Cross volunteers training at W. G. A. hospital and duties, a legal suit over timber removal by Kruffert family, hospital patients and operations, a Baptist Ladies Aid meeting change, a car accident and injuries, political candidacy announcements, a burglary report, a gas station ad, a patient transfer to Florida, a coroner update on a fatality, a youth crime ring development, a seven hour factory fire at Lehigh Foundry, a railroad derailment note, and a court ruling on a county judge election.
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Jamestown
Jameslown
Red Cross
W. G. A. Hospital
Venango County
West Park Place
St. Vincent's Anapital
Erie
Meyers
Baptist Ladies Alan Society
Thesday
Mra
Jones
Marion
Frunsburg
Phillins
R. M. Weiler
W. O. A. Hospital
Thomas Motor Co
T. W. C. Wepsley
Second Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
West Palm Beach
Fla
St. Edward's Hall
Samuel T. Bowers
Lewis F. Bisson
Rose Hill
Frawsburg
Sootland Yard
Siason
Tituaville
Tikusville
Ts Oymer
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Easton
Lehigh Foundry Company
Ils Defense
Frank Shumann
Shumann
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Hoyseehos Curve
F. W. Stoops
Pittsburgh
Sunbury
K. Morganroth
Shamokin
Northumberland County
Yale
William
Troutman
Pan-American Airways
Garm Rizauti
Paul A. Rigauti
Pleasant Street
Bradford
Pacific
Riszuti
Manila
Chars
Mabel Shoppe
Churchill Shifts Ministers Amid Broad Cabinet Overhaul
London Feb 23 Associated Press reports the most drastic cabinet shakeup since 1940 as Churchill names Sir James Grigg War Minister. The move drops eight ministers and prompts mixed reactions, with critics doubting a full clearing of deadwood but allies praising the decisive reshuffle.
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Associated Press
London
Churchill
Gellain
James Grigg
Leniency For Hunter Who Shot Englert
John P. Smith, a 20 year old Townville man, received a suspended sentence after pleading no defense to shooting district game official J. T. Englert. Judge O. Clare Kent ordered a one to three year jail term, a $200 payment to Englert, and a five year hunting ban, but suspended the sentence and payment after Englert requested leniency.
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Meadvilby
Tudge O. Clare Kent
John P. Smith
Townville
Crawford County
J. T. Englert
Ol City
Englert
Chembers
Smith
Kent
Former ball player Kinney killed in Meafield street crash
Frecn Kinney a 46 year old Meafield resident known as a catcher for Meadville Machinery in the 1920s was fatally struck by a delivery truck on Rolle 92 in Brederickshoro Saturday night. The Pittsburgh driver Frank Bowin 26 said to have struck Kinney as he walked home near the borough. Kinney a Navy veteran and St Bonaventure alumnus had been a local sports figure and is mourned by the community.
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Meadville
Kinney
Predericksgigs
Brederickshoro
Pennsylvania
W. C. Nagy
Quaker Cleaning Company
Pittsburgh
Frank Bowin
U. S. Navy
St. Bonaventure College
Ill. Bonaventure
N.Y
Stub" Kinney
Meadville Machinery Company Nine
Kane Red Cross seeks funds for drive in Kane area
Kane Red Cross needs 1329.50 more to meet the war fund goal. The drive, starting today for one week, honors the late Evan Memorial in Kane. To date 2877.50 has been contributed, covering Mount Towett Dudlow Hamilton and Wellure towns and surrounding areas.
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S Inne
War Fund
Kane
Red Cross
Evan Fie
Mt. Towett
Dudlow
Hamilton
Hamil
Weliure
Corry Schools to Get State Payment of 16390
Harrisburg reports that 299 school districts in 51 counties will share nearly 6.5 million dollars in regular semi annual state aid due next month. Largest payment goes to Allegheny county, Luzerne second, Lackawanna third, with Erie county distributions listed for Erie City, Cony City, and Millcreek Township among others.
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Harrisburg
B. Clair Ross
Allegheny County
Luzerne County
Lackawanna
Erie County
Erie City
Cony City
Millcreek Township
Jackson says defensive stance hurts. calls for proactive democracy drive
Associate Supreme Court Justice Robert A. Jackson told the University at Buffalo midyear commencement that “to be on the defensive is to be half defeated.” He urged America to drive, not be driven, and to view the Axis threat in a broader, peace-based world order. He warned current aims risk stagnation and urged broader zeal to preserve democratic life.
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Rexuert Kress
Buffalo
United Sites
Supreme Court
Robert A. Jackson
America
Jackson
University of Buffalo
Dedicate New School at Pleasantville Tonight
A new school in Pleasantville will be named for Rabart W. Clark Jr a Pleasantville youth killed at Pearl Harbor during World War II State Supreme Court Justice William M Parker of Ol City will speak Admirals and naval guard of honor from the First Naval District will attend with American Legion posts from Titusville and Ol City participating
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Merle Baldwin
Union City
Dias
Powell Motor Co
Warren, Tt
Warren
G. A. VerMuyen
Russell
St. Vincent's Hospital
Evie
Union School
Pleasantville
Robert W. Glark, Jr
Pearl fMarbor
William M. Parker
Lanatun
Pleasantvilee
Rabart W. Clark, Jr
Venango County
Failéy
Clark
Pearl Harbor
State Supreme Coit
Wiliam M. Parker
Ol City
Admiral Watson
Naval District
Naval Guard of Honor
American Legion
Titusville
Add Ol
Explosion and Fire Destroy Sewickley Building
An early February 11 explosion and fire leveled a three story brick building in Sewickley downtown. Damage estimated at 15000 dollars. cause likely gas accumulation. Bricks struck Broad Street and Beyer Avenue intersection. no injuries reported. Ground floor housed the Worldwoman's Store and a shoe repair shop. upper floors vacant.
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Asinpigarresy
Pittsburgh
Sewickley
Doughtty
Doughty
Broad Streat
Beyer Avenue
Worldwoman’s
Pennsylvania to shift sugar rationing to boards after teachers aid
Pennsylvania officials announce sugar rationing will be transferred to local rationing boards soon after about 60,000 teachers help issue ration books to every man woman and child. Superintendent Haas names Dr Carl Mornewerk as coordinator while noting no plan for rationing booth mechanics. Officials say instruction from federal authorities is pending and teachers may assist evenings before boards take over.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Himer ‘Transpau
Sidehday
Francis B. Haas
Carl 5. Mornewerk
Funeral Services for Clyde Simmons Held After Accident
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Bracken-HKeating chapel for Clyde Simmons who died Friday morning at Jerry Hospital from injuries suffered months earlier on a Hare Creek construction job. Rev. Gordon E. Abrams officiated. many relatives attended from Erie and Jamestown area communities and Camp Beauregard, with local residents also present.
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Bracken-Hkeating
Clytis
Sim“nons
Jerry Hospital
Iwe
Hare Creek
Sinc
Gordon E. Abrams
Christian and Missionary
Allarice Church
Etttel Moore
Winifred Ires
Louella Moore
Trehe Williams
Carlton Williams
Erie
Ralph Williams
Camp Beauregard
Gene Chuychill
Conrad Erickson
Jamestown
N. Y
Pred House
Spartansburg
James Brown
Beth Liems
Clymer
Ray Briggs
North East
Wayne Township
Corry NYP Skepticism on Athletics and Administration Issues
Readable fragments discuss scholastic athletics, coaching, and budget concerns. Names like Corry and references to Beavers appear amid debate over funding, liquidation, and youth programs. pieces touch on administration tightening, mergers, and public notices without clear resolutions.
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Beavers
Abalatics
Corry
Nelson
Paul
McNu
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