Woman Fractures Hip After Slip in Gon Heartville
Miss Edria Measlin of Gon Heartville fractured her hip when she slipped on the sidewalk and was removed to Spencer hospital in Meadville for treatment. Waller J. McClintock was reappointed Crawford county solicitor and Thomas F. Collins, commissioners clerk, at yesterday’s Crawford board of county commissioners meeting.
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Edria Measlin
Gon
Heartville
Ehe
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Waller J! McClintock
Crawford County
Thomas F. Collins
Crawford Board of County Commissioners
Novel oranges 27c and more at Wilcox Grocery
City and vicinity items show Wilcox Grocery offering 3 cans for 25 cents on orange juice and 8 grapefruits for 25 cents with delivery. Construction on hill street curbing reported, with 16 000 to 17 000 linear feet of curbing and a projected total of about 16 000 feet required. Borough Engineer Gordon Folk estimates the work aims to reduce washouts and repair costs to gutters. Community notices include bingo at St Edward's Hall, budget action in Oil City, local hospital updates, and upcoming civic meetings and services.
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Wilcox Grocery
Kane
Gordon Folk
St. Edward's Hall
Oil City
T. T. McCoy
Claremore
Tulsa
Meadville News Roundup Spans Local Incidents and City Plans
James Haines and daughter, patients at Corry hospital, have been discharged to their home at 128 North Center Street. Meadville city council reorganized and set 1940 tax rate at 16 mills, while amending an ordinance on executive powers. Dr William Talley outlined June plans for a college program at Allegheny College marking the 15th anniversary of its founding. Thomas Hurley of Frederickburg died at the American Viseose plant gate house. 1939 tied record for Crawford County marriages with 743 licenses issued. Church and club meetings were postponed due to weather. Leon F. Roberts became Jamestown mayor. A collision injured Mrs. Edward Pletcher in Erie. Dennis Driscoll, 70, found dead in Erie. St Vincent’s Hospital in Erie dedicated a new addition including a Maternity Home. Steel mills expected to operate at 85% capacity this week after Christmas pause. Classified ads remain active for buyers.
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Gentral Petihsylvania Lumber Company
Sheffield
Bn Ite
H. J. Grant
DeJean and
Cochran
Wig
Arthur Nollinger
Fast Church
Sirset
Corry Hospital
Marlies Aid Society
Columbus Church
Gorry Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
United Brewwen Church
Eugene Wiggers
Albert Wiggers
Union City
Corky ‘Hospital
Ramlin
Coyncil
Thelma ‘Tenbuckle
Laywrence Tenbuckle
Sherman, NY
R. D
Surttay
Woman's Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Whey
Latina Helightling
Concord Street
St. Edward's Hall
James Higgins
Hotel Garry
Alethian Society
Methodist
V. FP. W
Bogielock
West Washington Street
Lillian Guild
Clough
Peck
Gard
R. D.1
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
William
Talley
Allegheny College
Tolley
Thomas Hurley
Frederickburg
Crawford County
American Viseose Corporation
Grawford County
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian
Churchill
Hozel
East Pleasant Street
Townsend Club No
Leon F. Roberts
Eriend Oil City
Mare
Jamestown
Roberts
Edward Pletcher
Erie
Dennis Driscoll
W. G. Stroble
St Vincent's Hospital
Molion
American Iron and Steel Institute
Charles Robbins Dies Sudenly at 77 in Union City
Charles Robbins 77, a longtime resident near Trion Oliv, died suddenly at his home on Center Street Union City in the early morning from an acute heart attack. He was the father of Earl Robbins of the Journal, survived by his wife, daughter Mrs. David Blaisdell, and four sons. Funeral services will be private Thursday at 2:00 PM from the home, with Rev. Wilbur Hewitt officiating and interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Charles Robbins
Trion Oliv
Center Street
Union City
Earl Robbins
The
Journal
Robbins
David Blaisdell
New Castle
Atden
Youngstown
Mervin
Sharon
Well
Hall
Wilbur Hewitt
Evergreen Cemetery
Floods Ravage Western Turkey Amid Earthquakes
United Press dispatch from Istanbul reports floods sweeping western Turkey with 32 villages in the Geyve valley flooded 100 miles southeast of Istanbul. Six hundred missing at Kemal Pasha, Azbali village submerged, and communications between Istanbul and Ankara severed as the railway runs through the valley. Bodies float in flood waters as authorities warn of a vast flood zone.
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United
Istanbul
Turkey
Geyve
Kemal Pasha
Azbali
Ankara
Brusa
Finns Surround 16 000 Russian Troops
Finnish forces report heavy combat on the Karelian Isthmus as Russian reinforcements arrive in sub zero weather. Swedish volunteers prepare to join Finland, with detachments expected to follow. Turku and Vassa suffer raids as hospitals evacuate and burn after bombardment.
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Finland
Stockholm
Sweden
Helsinet
Karelian Isthmus
Mangerheim
Fo Man's Land
Turku
Agbo
Vassa
Hyvinkaa
Helsinki
Nazi Press Denounces Belgian Pro Ally Stance
Berlin editorial charges Belgian newspapers now sing to the allied tune and drop evenhanded reporting. Voelkischer Beobachter says Belgian press once aired both sides but now favors the Allies, renewing interest in wartime media masks.
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Berlin
Voelkischer Beobachter
Batty
Naai
Man Held for Murder in Glen Campbell Holiday Tragedy
A family gathering in Glen Campbell Indiana ended in deaths. William Simity, 35, of Detroit, was slain, and Howard Muman, 43, his brother in law, was arrested on murder charges.
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United Press Indiana
Glen Campbell
Indiana County
William Simity
Detroit
Howard Muman
Ferguson Funeral Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Norman Ferguson, 30, will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM from the Bracken-Keating chapel. He died from burns after an explosion and fire at Aero Supply Company on December 21. Temporary interment in Pine Grove mausoleum. He died Monday morning at Cory hospital after being moved there following the incident.
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Norman Ferguson
Pitth Avenue
Aero Supply Company
Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove
Terguson
Cory Hospital
Unclear OCR Counts Reflect Opaque Administrative Data
Fragmented text shows a distorted report on weekly case loads and employment figures. It mentions totals around 204,985 cases and parallel measures like 1,236 or 2,906 in various contexts, with references to weeks, openings, closings, and WPA style administrative terms. The garbled source obscures precise meaning and entities.
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Alvania
Torrespons
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Lawrence D. Gent
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Franklin J. Frank Homer
Salina
Venango County
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Meadvile
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J. D. Bell
Dan F. Connell
P. J. Haents
Titusville
A.M. Litz
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Danston’s
Miller’s News
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Pillsbury Flour
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