Townsend City No.1 Meeting Postponed to Next Tuesday
Private services were held for Shits Alday at the late home in Mini township. She died Sunday morning and is survived by four children. Interment was at French Creek cemetery. Meeting postponed due to inclement weather. installation of officers planned at Maccabee Hall at 1 o'clock.
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Townsend City
Maccabee Hall
Mini
Shits Alday
Fue
Mqca
French Creek
Local stores promote groceries while industry eyes job losses
A jumble of items and notices spans from Wilcox Grocery ads to factory shutdown fears. CIO and APL officials urged a city emergency meeting chaired by Mayor Barber as 10,000 plus workers face unemployment. Community notices report retirements, hospital births, school actions, council changes, and local events across Warren and surrounding towns.
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Pillsbury
Glendora
Wilcox Grocery
Lanston’s
Erie
CIO
APL
Charles R. Barber
Franklin
Franklin Firemen
Piremens Beller Axpulation
Tuy Defense Sawview Nonris
Oil City Council
Bremen
Postponed Games At Soportown High District Fever Cases
Principal Charles A Burgett announced this week s two basketball games at Soportown High are postponed due to five scarlet fever cases in the Suegertown district. Hospital reports say Brown of North Center Street is in fair condition after several days of serious illness.
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Soepertown High
Charles A. Burgett
Suegertown
Plan Enrollment In CCC Here January 13
Tuesday January 12 is announced as the examination day and date for enrollment of county boys in CCC camps. Youths in Corty or vicinity may enroll at the Department of Public Assistance office in the Municipal building. Enrollment allows groups of county youths to leave for camp every two months, targeting ages 17 and 18 for training and conditioning, with local employment or vocational training available.
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Trie County
Corty
Civilian Conservation Corps
Department of Public Assistance
Exie County
CCC
Thte
Former Columbus Resident Mary Truesdell Dies at 82
Ashville January 7 Mrs Mary Walton Truesdell 82 widow of R Watson Truesdell longtime worker in the Womens Christian Temperance Union in Chautauqua county died at home here Monday afternoon after a morning stroke She is survived by a daughter Miss Mabel J Truesdell a Jamestown teacher a grandson Arthur P Hewitt and a great granddaughter Mary Jo Hewitt both of Ashville Born Columbus Pa October 12 1859 she and her husband celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary on October 12 Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm at the home with interment in Maple Grove cemetery Ashville.
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Ashville
Mary Walton ‘Truescell
R. Watson Truesdell
Aly
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Chautauqua’ County
Mabel J. Truesdell
Jamestown
Arthur P. Hewitt
Mary Jo Hewitt
Truesdell
Columbus
Maple Grove Cemetery
Mrs Minnie Groters of Clymer Dies at Corry Hospital
Mrs Minnie Groters wife of Fred Groters of Clymer N Y died last evening at Corry hospital after a prolonged illness. She was admitted in December and had been in critical condition the past several days Surviving are her husband and three children The body was moved to the Spitner funeral home in Clymer where arrangements are being completed for services.
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Greeneburg
John Muddy
West Newton
Grawford County
Durin
Clerk of Court
Hera Block
Thursey
Jarkney
Fo Munger
East Sraith Giréet
Berin
Hamot
Brie
Nie
Tordy
Minnie Groters
Fred Groters
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Tas O'Clock
Fire ruins Lebanon church as flames rage through
Ten firemen overcome and others exposed as St. Paul Evangelical Church in Lebanon, Pennsylvania burned for three hours. An organ valued at $10,000 was destroyed and much of the roof suffered damage. The church, appraised at $65,000, reportedly caught fire in the basement as the janitor started the heating plant for a meeting.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Walter Boyer
Timothy Graney Dies From December Vehicle Collision Injuries
Timothy Graney, 60, died in hospital today from injuries suffered December 13 when struck by an automobile. He resided in the base area and death was attributed to crash-related trauma.
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Timothy Graney
Defense stamp drive at Beniot High students raise funds
Students at Beniot High subscribed to defense stamps amid a two day effort reporting 325.90 total on Monday and 10 on Tuesday. William Myars led the drive with help from Mt Holly High faculty, while Eaton Dike mill work interrupted by a day of fire and gloves for rowing teams are noted. The U S Office of Bailout records enrollment near 32,900,000.
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Beniot High School
Schidents
William Myars
Sitter High
MT. Holly Dull Burns
Carlisley Ps
Eaton Dikeman Company
Nensby
Holly Springs
Lofensa
Gun Club Plans Field Day At Corry Skeet Range
At the Corry Rod and Gun Club regular meeting held September 12, 1944, plans were set for a field day September 12 and 13 at the Lindsey Hollow road skeet range. The club ordered shells and ammunition, tickets were sold for a January 3 drawing offering 12 gauge shotguns and accessories, with proceeds supporting a rabbit stockpile program. The club pledged full support for the Defense Council’s requests.
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Corry
Lindsey Hollow
Defense Council
Warren Co officials at Dingfelder rites
Funeral services for Joahiv Dingfelder were held at West Spring Creek church after a prayer service at the late home in Corry. Officials including Judge Allison Wade Sheriff William Stewart and County Commissioners attended, with bearers led by Walter and Ray Dingfelder. Out-of-town mourners came from Erie Buffalo and other local areas.
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Corry R. B. 1
Spring Creek
Joahiv Dingfelder
That v
B. L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. Johnson
F. D. Peiffer
Maud Thomas
Isle of Somewhere
Walter
Clarence
Ray Dingfelder
Andrew Johnson
Elof Dahl
Charles Haner
Paul Gibson
Warren County
Allison Wade
Register of Wills
O. Loper
William Stewart
F.C
Erie
Emil Sohadeli
Buffalo, N
Clemmens Nielsen
Novily East
Corry
Gonecrd Township
Warren
Highway Department
Dubois Youth Near Death After Seven-Car Crash
Juarles Lines, once a standout student in Dubois schools, is reported near death in a hospital in Oxford Mississippi from injuries in a seven car crash. His father, School Director Charles H. Lines, was told he has a fractured skull internal injuries and an amputated foot.
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University of Wheensin
Tokyo admits losses and air control claims
Japanese forces report several days of operations across Brunei and British North Borneo. Claims include damaged enemy installations at Corregidor and Mariveles, a seaplane tender damaged, and five enemy planes shot down. US Heron destroyed a Japanese motor torpedo boat amid seven hour raid. parachute troops reportedly landed on Borneo’s east coast.
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Brunei
Bata Peninsula
Rads
S. Heron
Washington
Rowe
London
Duloh Borneo
What Causes Epilepsy Educational Booklet From New York Clinic
A garbled OCR style notice mentions an epilepsy topic and a booklet by doctors connected to an educational charity in New York. The fragment references a clinic, an address on Pitth Ave, and a Department of ALAS, but key facts are unclear.
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Pitth Ave
New York
H. V
Funeral Services for Roy Skinner
Funeral services were held at 3:46 yesterday afternoon at the late home 732 East Wayne Street for Roy Skinner who died Saturday morning. Rev H Ray Harris of the United Brethren church conducted the rites. Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery with pallbearers H J Rowe William Helts Roy Rickerson Richard Ross bacher Clarence Kireh and Leo Rhynard. Relatives and out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Homer Fleming and Miss Evelyn Homes burg of Warren Mrs W W Hibbard and Henry Kolpein of Westfield WY and Mr and Mrs E J Sparling and Mrs Smith of Hartfield NY.
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East Wayne Street
Roy Skinner
H. Ray Harris
United Brethren Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Deavers
H. J. Rowe
Willian Helts
Roy Rickerson
Richard Rossbacher
Clarence Kireh
Leo Rhynard
Homer Fleming
Evelyn Homesburg
Warren
W. W. Hibbard
Henry Kolpein
Westfild, WY
E. J. Sparling
Smith
Hartfield
N. Y
President seeks record war budget to mobilize economy
The president urged Congress to approve an initial 19.8 billion dollar war appropriation this year with plans to triple it next year as non military agencies would see budgets shrink. He forecast relief costs drop and cuts to youth programs while defense related public works and essential road projects would receive funding only if under construction.
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Congress
Preident
CCC
NYA
First Aid Class Enrollment Opens at Junior High Library
Local effort invites all in the community to register for a standard first aid class at the Junior High Library Thursday evening. Principal Barold Wolfe will supervise, with plans for multiple weekly sessions if enrollment rises above thirty. An advanced course may follow, but Thursday's sign up focuses on the standard program.
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LWO
Barold Wolfe
Jupior High School
Suniaed
Jailed at Pittsburgh for 1929 murder case
Steve Mochan a 40 year old sought suspect after a nationwide man hunt was jailed in Allegheny county to await trial on charges of slaying two men during a 1929 hold up Detectives brought him from Big Thunder Mont where a prisoner recognized his picture in a magazine He was implicated in the 1929 killings by a convict from a western penitentiary Two other men are serving sentences for the slayings
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Hervey
McAninch
Paul Bedford
Steve Hopke
Sharon Steel Corporation
Eerie
Pittsburgh
Steve Mochan
Allegheny County
Mortan
Big Thunber
Mont
Tansher
Mochan
Peni
Tentiary
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