Home visits by Spring Creek servicemen go on
Spring Creek residents report many visits and greetings as servicemen and families travel between Corry Youngsville and Warren. Cpl Damon from Columbus and Mrs Damon visit Erie relatives. others, including Thelma Gohn and Miss Geraldine Martin, travel for weekends. Social calls, hospital transfers, and local errands populate the notes, with plans to travel to New Jersey, Port Bliss Texas, and Alaska noted for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Clavion H. Damon
Columbus
Damon
Erie
Lars Sickler
G. D. Biciret
Corry
Thelma Gohn
New
Easington
H. Clarke
Rul Snyder
Corryl
Bigard Taylor
Joan
Sadie Taylor
New Jersey
Port Bliss
Texas
St. Taylor
Alaska
CL. Nuller
D. A. Reicl
John McKay
Glen Siler
Youngeville
Louis Allen
Ene
Miles McCray
Geraldine Martin
Dunkirk
Richard Durfee
Corry Hospital
James Wiles
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilcox
Merchant Marines
Wilbur Blakeslee
Sanda
Koestner
Kathleen
Richard Morton
Virgil Tubbs
Betty Stuard
Wm. Remy
Wm. On
A.D. Bruhidage
John
Roy Lillie
Union City
Ellsworth Woodard
Geraldine Grover
James Town
C. V. Taylor
C. F. Gohn
Dorothy Moore
Youngsville
Howard MacDonald
Chas. Wales
Mercer
Jose Donaldson
Dave Var Guilldor
Younus
M. McCray
Dauvitin
Phyllis
Chas, Spencer
Frank Schmeichel
Ohig
Colm Messner
Warren
Maria
Enwitt Hellman
Kane Fire Chief to be Honored on Birthday
A Kane Fire Department celebration is planned Tuesday evening at Griffith Hook and Ladder Co. to honor Fire Chief John Joveten tour on his 11th birthday anniversary. Dr. H D Gardner, department president, says a dessert will be served and many from the five-member department are expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Joh Vetentour
Kane Fire Department
Griffith Hook and Ladder Company
H.D. Gardner
Swithammer
Here
March
U. S
David Gifford
Jehovah Witness Set
Union City
Corry War Bond Drive Nears Five Million Total
Corry continues the Fourth War Loan drive with a goal of 1,098,800 as noon yesterday showed over subscription by 235,001. Past drives varied with bonds totals, including 1,082,000 in the Second Loan and 1,090,800 for the Family Loan, while First and Third campaigns fell short of their quotas. Local headquarters push to reach 1.4 million and surpass prior results before the drive ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speiss
Cory Lms
Campagn
Corry
Gor-_ ry
Wardican
State Police Launch Manhunt for Bandits
State police across the district joined the search for two transient bandits who robbed two officers of their guns after trapping them in a Huntingdon Pennsylvania rooming house. Officers blitzed highways and roadways at Water 1a junction and other units, stopping cars as they pursue suspects driving a sedan with California plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilal Polite
Gorry
Sup Sin— Ion
Huntingdon
Fleetie
Water 1A Highway
Unts
California
Nimitz Details Wide Pacific Blows and Shortages
Admiral Nimitz reported heavy Allied air and naval strikes across the eastern Carolines and four Marshall atolls, noting Japanese failures to lift sieges in the Gilberts and Marshalls. He attributed the enemy reverses to a severe merchant marine shortage and to submarine losses, while praising the submarine service and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susai
Carolines
Marshalls
Gilberts
Pacific
Heet
Nimitz
Wise Rites Held After Death at Havelock Farm
Joan Wise died at a hospital after a long illness. The Stevens family obituary notes a 1865 birth in Crawford County and long residence in Wisconsin and Crawford County. Survived by wife Mrs Bila Wise, four sons including Marion and Benjamin, one daughter, nineteen grandchildren and a sister in Orlando. Funeral services at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home followed by burial at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Crawford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Lind
Wiscomstr
Spoint
Crawford Counties
Haynis
Hota
R. Bs
Althaweh
Bila Wise
Elbert Lilley
R. D
Carry
Marion Wise
Benjamin Wise
Union City
Martin Wise
Coty
Dallas Wise
Centerville
Pineteen Grant
Alten
Brame
Ridge
Orlando
Fla
Berghes
Bracken-Keating
Havelock
Mount Pleavant Cemetery
Crawford
County
Westfield man dies at wheel of car
James G Ringham 52, a Westfield service station operator, collapsed from coronary thrombosis while driving a truck toward the post office. He died at the intersection of Portage and Main streets before reaching Westfield Hospital. His wife Florence Bingham, Western Union manager, and emergency personnel assisted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Kev
Sur
James Gringham
Portage
Main Streets
Florence Bingham
Western Union
Aremen
Paul G. Persons
Ripley
Erie Police Dept Sheds 28 Officers In Shortage
Erie police chief George J. Christoph reports the force is 26 down after D. D. Cacchione resigned effective February 23. Two volunteer officers Arthur Buerger and J Battles are awaiting army calls, and 27 officers are in the armed forces with no replacements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Parsereeneny
D. D. Cacchione
Police
George J. Christoph
Arthur Buerger
J. ‘T. Battles
Army
Navy
Cacchione
Christoph
Sixty Corry men called in for exams March 3rd
A list of numerous Corry area residents and others from nearby towns such as Union City Waterford Edinboro and Cambridge Spn who are summoned for exams on March 3rd. Names include Walter Duncan Rodney Euveyie Clark Floyd Hopkins Raymond Clark Norman Baril Earl Meadon Leon Waitesbury Lawrence Clark and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Edinboro
Leon Tee
Juinwon
Uric
William Ariane Mdowvell
Waterford
Jack Hurlay Diatsehi
Crt
Achle Irving Willis
Olla Merrill Eaflerson
Paull Aljery Lebowski
Coray Jamies
Elmer Porter
Union City
Giena Osborn Weads
Lymi
Hubbell Galestr
Uren
Chlyr- Aljon Ardell Robb
Brionsepis Swiunésiis
Jautcatowye No 4
Theodore Bayi Gray
Homi Kennel Sipithy
Conus
Obie Ewkaha
Luts
Roce
Hound B
Leyolive
Alesiortit
Walencits
Norik Warren
Fines
Day
Woadiyorits
Wotecfaus
Richy DajaNinert
Edieoora
Lester Dewell
Asinsi
Walter Raymond
Hayes
Wallsling
George Willan Mooney
Hornell
Clyde Winiant Daley
Nell Alfred Tarbell
Nicholas Williams Skalko
Beaver Falls
Talon
Myron Hubbel
Albert F. Breitweiser
Tames Viscent Miniasi
Orville LeRoy
Bemis Corry
John Carl Srizanik, Jr
George Cafllech
George Luther Kinney
Corey
Prostar
Raymond Apnge Miller
Thores Duma
Donald Westley
Nichio’s
Harold Marlow
Haward
Archie Kimmey
Carry
Paul Elve Timms
Promliit
Merlin Reynolds Lindsley
Pittsburgh
Neil Sutton Deveey
Ballon Archie Parkhurst
Wmn
Leroy Burgess
Cambridge Springs
Donald Hammat Mallory
Boter Jaimes Wiistead
John Weseall Craker
Anna Thomas van
Bins
Erie
Leon DeWayne St John
R. Adelbert Fuller
Milton
David Brumagin
Waitsbrarg
Kenneth
Eugene Fisi
Brie Loyal Buell
Titusville
Garnet
Joe Rowland
Union’ City
Raymond R. Reed
Ray Vaughn Proper
Honard Lee Martin
Everett George
Childs Unitn Iy
Michael Mesemnousi
Bulubara
Honey Allen Craseut
Cory
Lewis J. Beinis
Cony
George Nest Magee
Leon
Theodore Davids
Unclear Names Across Erie County Local Listings
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous personal names and places across Union City Corry Waterford Edinboro Union, with many spelling inconsistencies and stray commas. The content resembles a roster or directory fragment, lacking a coherent narrative or complete identifiers. The document includes numerous individuals linked to small towns like Union City, Corry, Waterford, and Erie, likely a public notice or membership list.
Four Hurt In Crash Near Meadville
Meadville Feb 26 an automobile collision eight miles north of the city on Route 8 injured four people and damaged three cars. The injured were in Kenneth Boyd’s car, 16, of Meadville R D 4. Hospitalized were Laurabelle Baker 15 Barbara Batter 13 and Jephelle Hickerwell 16. Baker sustained serious injuries including deep lip cuts scalp lacerations and a fractured nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Houl
Kenneth Boyd
R. D
Laurabelle Baker
Barbara Batter
Jephelle Hickerwell
LEN LENI PELLERIE NOTEAL IMPACT FROM WAR FORCED ALLY
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Leni Pellerie and a wartime context. Readable facts include a name and implied war impact, but specific actions, places, dates, or institutions remain unclear in the text.
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Wil
Star Stores
Kellogg's
NBC
Pillsbury Pancake
Dtc
Dow. Ze
Lt Taylor
Sweden
London
Berlin
DNB Stockhalm
Phomas Motor Co
Powell Motors
Penelec
Bradford
Altenance
P. H. Harris
R.A. Gallarher
W. Jardine
B. Mi. Kirsch
W. C. Santum
Urval—Dent
R. F P. Pruner
P. R. Lawson
H. Edlund
Cie
A.F. Tegen
Gardenias
Jewell Flower Shop
Rod & Gun Club
Mayville
Act
Chantayana
Waller ©. Levy
Elizabeth Haughenberry Soderholm
Wesh- Held
Bodine
Grace M. Crosby
Westfeld
Tamestown
Chautaunqua
Waller ©. Devy
Ian Hoers Theown
Poland
X Cowtin
Hannover
Warren Cole
Nias Heer
Lois Stiner
Cudets
Lutheran Hospital
James. B. Duff
Charles IM. Morrison
The
Commonwealth
Morrison
Duke Yules IV Hubet
Oi City
Brady
Lycoming
Lewistuyp Pudi
Hiatt
William H. Hitt
Olinty -Commissionery
Byitay
Sarold Fhanupaot
Elwinind
Counell Te
Ina
Teotmlealy
Irene M. Mullen
Pramklin
Raip Plumer
Pramklin Hospital
Department of Forests and Waters
Bear Lake
Emery
Garber
Torpedo
B. H Johnson
Chandlers Valley
C. L. McNett
Clarendon
J. Dome
Corydon
S. el ‘Ridge
Marionville
Harol Lawson, Jr
Franklin
New Cumberland
Wister
Titnaville
United States
France
War Department
Paul C. Peters
Clarence C. Feters
Route 3
Cochranton
Marit Dunne
Truian M. Chinkls
New Guinea
Evan Zenner
East Washington
Gily
Okey” Boards
Erie City
Cuport
Frank Pomji
Termigration
William Rogers
Sheffield
Lois Bacon
Hilton City
McNary OF
Gregon
Florida
Senate
White House
Congress
McNary
Coneres
Andysin
Charlie Mestim
Cole ‘Tipreday Nyee-clecferk
Ebyyr
Mele Rymfarsper Pilepder
Hepublicons Eniel
Pont
Hitine
Sennice
Ilraylih
Wide Pacific
U.S
Joan Wise
Hospital Sage Evening
Whel OF
Erie Police Dept.s
Walteau
William AteGaery_Gonkd
Albion
Leroy Alton Hillyer
Herbert Walden
Arnold Wensy
Soety
Ehen
Lewis Carhaugh
Spartansburg
Howard Saymond Bogardus
Union
Joseph Eaward Gronostal
Ralph Obert
Finlich
Melvin Schneider
Leo
Male Valley
Cambridge
Wilson Ann Cooper
Ashville
Euigene Kingsford Davis
Josh
Cexble Botting
Ceath & State
Etie, Pa
Coats
S$ BS
Bernstein Bros
Corry, Pal
LEN Leni Pellerie
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