Local Notices and Civil-Military Updates in Corry Area
Marriage licenses issued for Dayron Hodge and Helen Coon and George Lawson with Vi Phillips in Corry and Union City. Recruit training transfers and draft rules tighten enforcement with penalties up to five years and $10,000 fine. Estate letters name Katherine Norris. administrator Ralph Norris. Pennsylvania retail gains and a dairy short course at Penn State. job openings for testers. Auto crash in Erie injures no one. right of way granted for a slaughter house site. Lawrence Munn, Smethport restaurateur, dies. daughter Mrs. Pilskam noted. Funeral gas rules impact travel to funerals. OPA confirms car rationing. Court increases support for training school residents. Pre-Echopage clinic for children to be held. postal delays persist. Gerald Harmon hearing postponed. various local notices and calendar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Louchy
Erie
Window Peeping Incident and Village Closures in Kane and Spartansburg
In Kane, Cecil Pragale, 35, was jailed for 20 days after pleading guilty to window peeping and admitting prior incidents. Neighbors and a citizen intervened using a pistol to deter him until police arrived. In Spartansburg, the Quality Cash Store closed amid wartime stock difficulties. residents hope for a reopen as food supplies improve. Funeral services were held for seven-month-old Thomas Toohey. city updates note local suspensions and forthcoming community events, including Victory Club and Grange activities, plus troop family notices and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
North Stae
Timblin
Fragale
Thublin
Frazale
Timbiin
Spartansburg
L. M. Prittan
Myx
A. Buxton
Thomas Toohey
George Toohey
Birk Wood
Townville
Riceville
Vaerford
Titusville
Union City
Sno Spartansburg
Miles Daly
Pittsburgh
Vern Puller
Torrey
Fuller
South Side Hospital
Spantansburg
Willis Burlingame
War “Department
Charles Burlingame
Moniz
Clayton Scouten
New York City
Army Hospital
Victory Clib
Agart
Victory Club
Spariy
Dioner
Cleu Scouten
Norfolk
Clair Scouten
Cleon
Pvt
Guy Scouten
Middletown
Camp Keesler
Guy
Arthur Scouten
Jasper Tillatson
Helen Gordon
Lincolnville
Glenn Stedman Sper
Henry Tasilake
Marjorie Hofeft Sanday
Fire Loss Hits Jamestown Plant After Night Blaze
A fire at the Maddox Tenle Company plant on Harrison Street in Jamestown caused an estimated loss under 10,000 dollars. Investigators and underwriters assess the damage while police and fire officials review contributing factors. Firemen remained on site to pump water from affected sheds and determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Maddox Tenle Company
Harrison Street
Rudolph H. Swanson
Contoiny
Anberwriters
Andire
Mioltee
Bulleibe
Scarlet fever flareup continues at Ridgway
Since November 1 there have been 44 scarlet fever cases reported in Ridgway borough six are lutts. The disease is serious and light cases may seem fortunate. Quarantine regulations are tedious but control relies on early diagnosis and strict adherence to 19 rules.
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Sudgway
Dan
Ridgway
Falconer Family Informs of Son Missing in Action
Jamestown July 5 The Gaeta family of Falconer receives a Navy telegram confirming their son Gerald Sambel Gaeta Seaman First Class U S Navy is missing in action. Father Joseph Gaeta and his wife learn the service member’s status while the Navy cautions against revealing ship or station details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Agin
Joseph J. Gata
South Phetteplace Street
Falconer
Navy Department
Gerald Sambel Gaeta
U. S. Navy
Five County Workers Granted Salary Increases
Erie January 5 Judges Kitts and Evans raised the pay of five county employees effective January 1. Stenographer Edwin J. Gerbracht gains 200 for a 3200 annual total. Harold P. Duntion, chief probation officer, sees 200 raise to 3800. Notices of residents resuming duties and family visits accompany the item along with brief local society notes and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Miles B. Kitts
Imer L. Evans
Edwin J. Gerbracht
Harold P.duntion
Damages Sought From Police Officer in Chase Collision
William F. Epp sues State motor police Sergeant William J. Bymme for 26600 in damages claiming back neck and spine injuries after a pursuit of a stolen car on November 8. The incident at Het and Paride streets involved Officer Blythe steering toward Wallzer, who was later captured and returned to Altoona for auto theft charges.
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Erte
Jal
Willam J. Bymme
State Motor Police
William FL
Epp
West Aish Street
Het
Paride
Bistetree
Wallzer
Altoona
Willer
Bynane
Fire damages Oil City Tank & Roiler plant
Fire at the Oil City Tank and Roiler Company on Seneca street caused about $6,000 in damage. Officials said an electric spark ignited paint in a vat, with no injuries reported. Repairs are underway and operations expected to resume today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Oil City Tank & Roiler Company
Seneca Street
Charles Crow
Ar Opersta Jing
City Leaders Call for Patience Amid War Strain
City officials urge the public to accept restricted services as war demands strain materials and manpower. They pledge cooperation, promise possible public improvements, but warn some plans may be abandoned. Officials thank the Council for support and seek continued unity and patience.
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Soleil
Agai
New Bread Order In Effect January 184
Philadelphia news reports a broad wartime bread order affecting colleges and schools, vaccination campaigns for smallpox, and public health actions. Temple University imposes vaccination for 9,000 students. schools conduct medical exams for 7,000 teachers and aides. vaccination clinics operate citywide.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Temple University
Board of Education
Philadelphia College
John J. Bonnar
Killed In Fall On Porch of Home Jamestown
Allen Hawley 66 of 04 West Fifth street died after a fall on the veranda of his home Sunday at 4 p.m. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers ruled death due to a broken neck from the fall. Hawley, long with Standard Oil as a truck driver, retired two years ago and was praised for a long accident-free driving record. He is survived by his wife Frances Williams Hawley and several relatives in Mayville.
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Lynford Gb
Tuller
Frew Run Street
Prewsbure
West Church Street
Aero Supply Plant
East Suit Street
Wright Street
Jamestown
Allen
Hiwksy
West Fifth Street
Corcher
Samuel T. Bowers
Hawley
Frances Williams Hawley
Donald Hawley
Rodney Hawley
Cora Wood
Mayville
Standard Oil Company
Tate
Mrs Lucy Krech Shave Dies Former Corryite
Mrs Lucy Krech Shave 54 wife of William H Shave of 19 Plum Street Erie died Sunday morning after years of illness. Former Corry resident, she leaves husband two aunts Miss Lucy Brech Dr Julia Krech and Mrs Agnes Pitts and a brother Charles Krech of Buffalo. Funeral at 1 PM Wednesday at McLeod Funeral Home Erie with Rev George Kremer Jr. Body to be brought to Corry for interment in Ping Grove cemetery.
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Devin
Tatcy Foren
Stive
William H. Shave
Plum Street
Eric
Shave
Corry
Lucy Brech
Julia Krech
Waren
Agnes Pitts
Jamestown
Charles Krech
Buffalo
McLeod Funeral Home
Erie
George Kerehmer, Jr
Sarah Hearn Memories Church
Ping Grove Cemetery
Unclear text blocks on governance and crime cases
The readable fragments mention government investigators and officials connected to fire events and political tensions. Names, dates, and locations are too fragmented to identify concrete entities or outcomes.
Local campaign finance tale surfaces in fragmented report
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political money matter with names such as Sam Ross James and Philadelphis I, referencing legal questions over funds and transactions. The piece mentions stamps, moneys, and a supposed submittal connected to campaigns and hours of reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Qu Philadelphis I
David String Journ
Golegrove
Officials quote time honored call misread in report
Fragmentary OCR note shows officials referencing a time honored call but text is garbled. Reading suggests a bureaucratic statement or policy deadline, yet key names, places, and actions are missing, leaving uncertainty about who spoke and what duty or event is implied.
Local Government Probes Misconduct Allegations
In a compact report the legislature reopens inquiries into misconduct claims shaping public trust. Officials named include Clair Ross and James, with pressure cited over potential derailment actions and persistent pestering amid ongoing investigations and party dynamics.
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Comet
Clair Ross
Wiveral Ib
Jame
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Wiiversn Earnest
Dayron B. Hodge
Helen T Coon
George C. Lawson
Viive Phillips
Jonn A. Commi
Camp
Crott
Thie Arry
Myles Stratlet
Taunton
Mass
ASI
Erte Nervices
Katherine Norrig
Jeff
Ralph B. McCord
Register of Wills
Ralph Norris
J. C. Capt
OMG
East Smith Street
Bert Stockton
eCity Council
Stocktom
Stockton
Lawrence £. Munn
Smethport
Bradford Hospital
Colonial
Gilbert Pilskam
Pilskam
Corry High School
Cleveland
Howard Benbury
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Sheri Evans
Court-Seni
Gannondale
Harborcreek
Americal Cegion
Gorey
Heliever
Gerald
Harmon
Esau
George 5
Elas Snarp
Shite Bentor Heh
Sami
Sparta
Cecil L. Fragale
Kahe
Charles
Burlingame
Maddox Table Company
Wilcox Grocery
Dial
Lipton’s Chicken Noodle
Mimce Meat
Pede
Lge
Calif
Florida
Rinso
Falconer Man
Gerald S. Gaeta
U.S. Navy
Ardmore
Margaret Hull
Dayle Lithgow
Welter Pfeiffer
William Harold
Harold NicHils
Titusvilleospital
Willard Holford
Fort Leonard Wood
Arthur Holford
Mary Holford
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Ina Smith
J. A. Wauguman
Sulit
Sergt. W. J. Bynane
Tye Sayeu
Pyoll
Une Willadelphin
Coutesyille
Mittin County
Plain
Lancaster County
Abington
Buena
Mod
Balding Industrry
Allen Charles Hall
Lucy Krech Shave
Vicks
Lindsley‘s Pharmacy
Home Owned—Home Operated
Amadez
RTS
Taylor's
Taylor
Vitamim
BOC GM
Hari - Governand
General Ficial Co
New Fire Political Fericer
Craic Flactar Inhies
Alem
Sam Ross
Lil T Gai
Wy Ross
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