Corry area notes weather crimes and civic notices
Local items report a Friday meeting in Giby County and a pension of Carmen MMéfritt. A bid by DuMord EL Jer and Elizabeth Blystone is filed in Unison City. Puncture epidemics blamed on nails and tacks blown from windows. SEC hearing on Pennsylvania Electric Company asset acquisition postponed due to no witnesses. Minor crash on North Center street injures no one. Outstanding local officials receive appointments. Funeral for Ray E. Potwin held in Jamestown with burial at Sunset Hill. Streets department urges snow removal cooperation as plows face horse and driver shortages during a blizzard. School district delegate to state convention. gubernatorial candidate discussion planned in Washington. Model Dairy adds White milk truck. Milk bottle shortage noted. patrons urged to return bottles. General Street Authority updates on executive provisions and emergency pacing.
Plan Maximum Penalties For All Tire Thefts
Erie county judges announce a wartime style crackdown on tire thefts. Judge Elmer L. Evans vows maximum five year penalties and orders police to pursue any tire theft attempt with seriousness. District Attorney Burton R. Laub and Assemblyman Delbert Dalrymple push tougher laws and urge public vigilance.
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Burton R. Laub
Evans
George J. Christoph
Ring Bells For Peace Pranklin
Franklin Jan 7 If the Anna Gordon WC TU can carry out plans from Mon day’s meeting at Mrs Wd James home the bells of Franklin churches will ring for a few seconds each day for two weeks starting next Monday morning The ring is part of the Pray for Peace campaign urged by Ida Wise Smith WGTU president Each union should choose one day weekly for an hour of prayer for peace and for doctors and nurses The Anna Gordon Union will hold morning prayers Wednesday Jan 14 at 10 at Mrs C F Eshelmen home Churches will ring bells at 10 am from Jan 12 to Jan 24
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Pranklin
Anna Gordon
Mes Wd. James
Franklin Chteres
Ida Wise Smith
Nu'sbe
Baillereas
Anna Gordon Union
C.F. Eshelmen
City of Erie tops bids with $60,000 offer for bank building
Ene Uny ay mee Monday afternoon made a formal offer of sixty thousand dollars for the Seventh National Bank building at Peach and State streets. Judge Miles B. Kitts earlier postponed action on bids for a day, and City Solicitor Edward M. Murphey moved the offer with the court to record. The city’s bid exceeds the prior high of fifty five thousand nine hundred dollars offered by the National Bank and Trust Company by eight thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh National Bank
Ath
Peach Streets
Miles B. Kitts
Uwe
Edward M. Murphey
National Bank and Trust Company
Sharon Man Named Defendant In Suit In Erie County
In Erie County a $729,264 damage suit has named Sharon Griltsta of a sharon as defendant. Plaintiffs are Mrs Anna Bates and her daughter Alma Borrell of New York City. They allege the woman and her daughter were struck while crossing an intersection by the defendant's truck near Peachard North Park Row on September 18. Ralph G Borrell, Alma's husband, is listed as a party plaintiff for medical reimbursements. The article also includes unrelated quiz answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John Griltsta
Sharon
Erie County
Peachard North Park Row
Anna
E. Bates
Sassafras Street
Alma Borrell
New York City
Ralph G. Borrell
Clymer Church Annual Meet and Holiday Gatherings
The Clymer church held its annual meeting with the Women’s Board of Domestic Missions presenting two new projects a Comanche Memorial Re Dormed church at Layton Ohio and a $5000 Tate Willis Worthington memorial fund. Gifts and prayers followed with a social hour and reports showing healthy balances as the Abbe Reformed congregation renewed officers.
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Mision
al Bo
Emirehayiday
Witeshibon
G 'Tunmer
Rollall
Pim
Women’s Board of Domestic
Layton
Ohio
Hingel Meerdiinkk
Tate Willis Worthington
Anhwille
Mix
Gilbert Ton
Harmon McElroy
Corry
Harold Duevnk
Erie
Arthur
Ray" Beckeriuk
Stermie
Cora. Duevnk
Hutte Cady
A. M. Alday ‘Wid
Susan
Keenes Valley
N. Y
Prederick Rapp
Buffalo
Aoc
Leslie Caflisch
Walter Schruets
Gerrit Timmer
HM. 1
Veenschoten
China
Elvers Albert Nevkers
Willam Grayvik
Peter Schiurmann
George Legters
Walter Legters
H. M. Veenschoten
Detroit
Mich
Dena Habink Hogenboom
H. M. Voevschoten
Girard
Joan
Ein
Suspended terms for theft in Jamestown case
Martha, Jan 7, and two men received suspended sentences for first degree grand larceny after pleading guilty before County Judge Lee L. Ollaway. Bodenhorn and Atkinson admitted stealing a new automobile from Ralph W. Austin near a garage, later wrecked in Pennsylvania. Restitution to the owner was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Jan
Alilsa
Walter L. Bodenhorn
Sir Monege Street
Jamestown
John 2
Atisinson
Lalkin Avenue
Jhayestown
Lee L. Ollaway
Bodenhorn
Atkinsom
Funeral and club notices from a small town sermon
The text notes the funeral of Mrs. Glen Holden's aunt at Aice, Private Seal Rumdell’s return to Oamo Blanding after a ten day furlough, and that he is at the same camp as Dr. R Williams. The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs Grace Spitzer's home with Mrs Flor ence Arnink assisting, and Mrs Gra Caflisch presiding. A Wind Swept book review was given by Mrs Winifred Christenson with Miss Jean Schruers singing. Church services at Reformed Church include morning worship at 10 30 preached by Rev. Gerri Timmer on A Vision of God and evening service at 7 40 with sermon The Christian Way. Sunday school at 12, Junior C B at 1 20 on How God Answers Prayer led by Clayton Duink. Senior C E B at 3 46 with Our Society A Training School Leader Miss Gladys Legters. prayer meeting nightly at 7 48. Special music planned.
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Widoy
Vinuhoven
Veereeholen
China
Kulingen
James Grayvik
Gilbert Ton
Clorence Rhebereen
Joslam Hogenboom
Pamela Rel
Ossining
N. C
Visi
Vernon Meerdink
Hope College
Morris Legters
Gordon Newhouse
William and
Bernest Caftisch
Syracuse University
Dorie Fiustink
Buffalo State Teachers
T College
Clarence
Soni Melvin
Marvin Schruers
Eleanor
Walter Croters
Emogene
Kathryn
Barhest Dunnewold
Roger
Geol
Sam Dunnnewold
Clarence Ceyters
Charlotte
Wilton Weavers
Hew’ Lake
Ndt
Chris Christelison
N. ¥. Biflett and Sons
Mayvilles
Irving Wilcox
Piumela
BF. W. Neckers
Iva Meckers
Lyle Coinhton
Judith
Alftd Newhouse
Gordon
Thornton
Harry ‘TenRakeh
James TenHaken
H. TenHaken
Edward Wiggers
Henry Wassink
Eunice Wassink
Ethel Wassink
Raymond Wassink
Ralph Wassink
John Wassink
William Wassink
Brocton
Edward Beckerink
Corry ‘Hospital
William Looken
Donald Lookenhouse
John Nywele
June Lookenhouse
Earnest Hinsdale
Clifford Gabriel
Jess Lookenhouse
Willow
Anna May
William Rherbergen
Lang Goving
Glen Holden
Aice
Seal Rumdell
Oamo Blanding
Fla
Hia
Milton Ruldell
R. Wilams
Twentieth Century Club
Grace Spitzer
Plorence Arnink
Gra Caflisch
Sarah Timmer
Winifred Christenson
Jean Schruers
Mabel Sehruers
Simch
Reformed Church
Gerri Timmer
C. B
Clayton Duink
C. EB
Gladys Legters
Pearl Harbor survivor telegram brings family relief
An official Navy telegram confirms Cooperstown native Lenser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alburt J Lenser, aged nineteen, is alive and well in the Pacific area after earlier uncertain reports. The Bureau of Navigation message settled fears of the Pearl Harbor incident, bringing relief to his parents and friends despite prior misreporting.
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Iras Bli
VeHeink
Tehser
Mra
Alburt
Lenser
Cooperstown
Pacific
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Oil City
Teller
Pearl Harbor
Oil City Rationing Board Tightens Tire Rules for Private Autos
Oil City authority confirms no new tires for private passenger cars or door to door deliveries. Only rare exemptions remain for coal trucks after tires prove unsatisfactory, with doctors and visiting nurses limited exceptions. Board chairman Richard A. Lockwood emphasized strict adherence to tire sale regulations amid public confusion.
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Oil City
Funeral Services for Elsie A Stull
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Nelson Funeral Home for Elsie A Stull 61 of 459 East 24th Street widow of Mark Stull and member of First Presbyterian Church She died Saturday morning after a cerebral hemorrhage Interment followed at McCray Cemetery near Corry Pallbearers were Robert Warren John Milne George Stowe Thomas Stacay James Parrrell and Gerald Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
P—Ruusi
Suse Stultz
East 24Th Street
Nelson
Ralph EK
Merker
McCray
Corry
Robert Warren
John Milne
George Stowe
Thomas Stacay
James Parrell
Gerald Wade
Stull
Mark Stulls
First’ Presbyterian Church
Merver
World famed musician leads Philadelphia Orchestra to Washington
Arturs Toscaliitis, guest conductor of the Philadelphia Symphony, secured government permission yesterday to travel as an enemy alien with the orchestra for a performance in Washington on January 13. Tostanin, an Italian citizen, has been in virtual exile from his homeland for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturs Toscaliitis
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Tostanin
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Hogs
Market notes from Pittsburgh and Buffalo dated January 1 and 7 detail slow produce demand with various apple and potato prices and ranges for different grades. Buffalo reports hogs 200 price range around 12.25 to 12.35 per cwt, cattle and sheep mixed, and sausage bulls near 9.28 to 9.75 with other meats and dairy values. New York stock market dips from year-end highs as war production finances sway investor sentiment amid Roosevelt administration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Dellcidls
New York
Baldwins
McIntosh
Maine
Idaho
Rasset Rurals
Erates
Florida
Bliss
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Pires American Stellers
American
T& T
Atlantia
Bettilehem Steel
Bendix
Avigtion
Boeing Alta Pt
Owaren
Columbia Gas
Chrysler CurtissWrient
General Eleotele
General Motors
Bennecati
Montgomery Ward
I National Dairy
New York Central
Preang
Penna RR Penney
Radio S.ccys
Socony Vyanuum
Studebaker 1
Texas
Wenkdiiuhoure
Foulkstown
Curh
Aero Supply
Arkar
Nat Gis Aetre de Cities
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Jana
Giby Counah
Carmen Mméfritt
Uredwa
DuMord EL Jer
Elizabeth Blystone
Bath
Unison City
Securities and Exchange Commission
North Center Street
R. H. .VanTastel
Walter Kelly
Sugar Grove
Joseph R. Carvorth
Brad-ford
Wich
111Th Infantry
Wm Bredford
Roy Blynt
Thomas Bolial
Alice
Jobb Boland
Ray E. Potwin
Sunset Hill
Gorry
Fred L. Barnes
Steele
Bosside
Hatfie
Joseph F. Guffey
Raleigh ‘T Hotel
Model Dairy Company
Gerald Whaley
Spring Creek
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Line Rua
Cohen Texaco
Milleon Tributors
Itier
Elmer Evans
City OF
Annabella
BanyRon
Clailes L
McNery
Clymer
Abbo Reformed Shared—Ladies Mission and Aid Society
A&p
A&p Sauer Kraut
Ann Page
Abin Page
ANM
Jane Parker
Calif
Link Sausage
Penn’a
Elsie
Dodge
Plymouth
Union City
M. J. Martin & Son
Dodge and Plymouth Service
Erte Ie
Prann
Nwew Radias Sweater
Wheelei’s
A. d
Alkens Motor
First
Alvin G. Bennink
Olymer
Gill
W.O
Bok S. D
Aly
Thompson
N.Y
Payne
Sigbles
Greenville
Steve Gravis
Spartausture
Inculre
Phn Seholton
Our
Gall
Clarion County
Telus
Dial
Spencer's Cash Mills
Selus Doane
HOWE
W. Main
Holmes
Jourdet & Sux
West Wayne
Mayle Avenue
Galeries — Shot
Ata
Ata Business
Chesp
W. H. Merrick
Reagan Road
Tane
H. G. Smiltti
Cora G- Smith
Cory
Pennselvania
William Snyder
Carlisle Street
Rochester
Wreenorsana
Shatton
Tr At
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Moyeley
Berlin
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