Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Date January 7 12
Slippery sidewalks after thaw and recent freezing cause multiple pedestrian accidents. Harold Oury on William Street confined at home after a fall injuring his face. Grape Thoms a high school pupil sprained ankle from a fall on the ice. Poultry show features White Leghorns with Guy M. Simmons winning multiple prizes. Clark Pair audited and Rush Miller elected councilman in North Girard. Veterans of the Frontier Wars consider building a long-sought city mill housing plan. preliminary survey planned this week. Keystone basketball team guests of Fly Club at Hotel Gorry. Mrs. Sylvester M. E. Bullen fractures wrist in a fall and is recovering. A Youngsville youth taken into custody for ransacking J. Phelps’ automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Oury
William Street
Grape Thoms
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Bubies and mothers now have a potter chanet of survival during utilidbirth than ever before. During the past ten years the infant death rate for the United States has been reduced 31 per cent. Maternal death rate in Pennsylvania lower than the wate through out the United States while the maternal death rate is practically the same. To the doctor goes She wiil cred it for this remarkable reduction in infants and mothers' death during childbirth. A woman today receives more and better care throughout her prey money, during and after delivery than ever before Better care I who elven to the baby during the Oyil days and months of tie, 'There has been improvement the doonomic status of many fami ses. However there are still 118,000 babies and 7000 mothers lost durkyis childbirth each year .Thousands OF Women do not seek 3 doctor's sdvla before their bihies? Uirth and 200,000 annually dey not even have doctor in ablendance at birt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
United Nations Organization
Futune
Fdmes
el Alamein
Gross
Carl A. Spasts
Atlantic
Pacific
Germany
Hitler
Cochran Brothers to Acquire Lyons Transport Co
Lyons Transport Co chief C H Lyons announced the pending sale of all Lyons stock to Cochran Brothers Transportation Co of Cleveland. Interstate Commerce Commission and state boards must approve. estimated closing by February 1. Lyons cites material shortages and his health as factors in the decision. personnel and schedules to remain unchanged. John Cochran and Joseph Cochran will run operations after the transfer. Phil Cochran recently discharged from the Army also a stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Jan
C. H. Lyons
Lyons ‘Transportaction Co
Tne
Cochran Bros
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Ingo
Cochran Organization
Lyons
Lyons Company
Cleveland
Buffalo
Jamestown
Aye
Pines
Joh Cochran
Cedric Bias Tranaportation Co
Mustemsnetton
Pls
Ts Erle Ter
John Gochray
Joseph Cochran
Coliege
Made Pkey
Gol
Phil Cochran
Army
Cochran Brothers Compan
Funeral Saturday for Mrs. Fred Shuss
The funeral service for Ms Preci dius was held Saturday at St Phomins church with Rev Francis J Ghayes officiating. Nephews served as bearers including Jo sep Wall and James Potey, and temporary interment followed at St Phomins churchyard. Attendees included Mrs William Wil and son Showeph of Cambridge Springs, Mr and Mrs Thorut Foley, Mr and Mrs Arthur Foley, Mrs Ward Bumbhach of Erle, and others from Meadville and nearby towns.
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Precidius
Allison Ab Gelouke
Francis J. Ghayes
Josep Wall
Jackson Walt
James Potey
Arik Foley
Tre
St. Phomins Church
Eoin All
Bow
William Wil
Walter J. Tewinkle dies at 60 in Clymer
Walter J. Tewinkle died Sunday morning January 6 at 1 a.m. at his home in Clymer after three months of ill health. He was 60 and survived by his wife Freda, a daughter Mrs Vern Lang of Sandusky, a son Everett in the U S Army, and Gilbert at home, plus two grandchildren. A World War I veteran, he worked twenty years in highway maintenance for the town. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Abbey Reformed Church with Rev Gerrit Timmer officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery.
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Waver
Rewire
Cvea
Clymer
Freda
Vern Lang
Sandusky
Wasons
Everett
U. S. Army
Gilbert
Tewinkle
Abbey Reformed Church
Gerritt Timmer Ofieluthlz
Holland Cemetery
Five Hurt In Crash Near Saegertown
Five persons injured in a 430 pm head-on collision on Rolle 1 north of Sinsertown borough. J. Patten, 59, of Saegertown, sustained chest injuries and lacerations. Mrs. Louise Patton, 4, of Meadville, chest injuries and lacerations. Ruth Adams, 11, a local student, suffered head injuries, bruises and lacerations. All treated at Meadville City Hospital.
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Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Dan
Jones
Santity
Pennsylvania
Rolle
Norih
Sinsertown
Smits
Gr J. Patten
Grant Street
Saegertown
Louise Patton
Huntes
Ruth Adams
Ely Geainddaughter
Teys Hospital
Atiwehie
Freedom and the 145 Years of Turbulent Change
A sprawling appraisal tracks 145 years of upheaval from the Roosevelt era to the atomic age. It warns that postwar freedom hinges on economic stability and warns against demagoguery urging groceries over liberty. The veteran critic and General Carl A. Spaatz weigh in on freedom versus material need. The piece cautions that future progress requires sustaining political ideals amid scarcity and shifting fortunes.
Boy and father burn in garage torch accident
Jerie Boy Burnedia and his father John Wolf Sr suffered burns when a blowtorch ignited clothing in their home garage around 4:30 Saturday. Jerie and his father were treated at Hamob Hospital for burns. Several others were injured including Curewitz of Meadville Auto Parts, driver of the other car, with bruises and lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Hamob
John Wolf Sr
Mi Wolf
Wawnet
Sertoli
Althers
FL Curewitz
R. de Jy
Meadville Auto Parts Company
William ‘Terrill
Pattons
Cul Hospital
Quiz on world events and history in a classified page
A reader challenges with ten trivia questions covering foreign secretaries at a Moscow meet, a Japanese submarine commander testifying in the Indianapolis case, country locations, U S state nicknames, Social Security retirement ages, Greek references, Biblical quotes, time-keeping devices, border details on Lake Erie, and a transcription task about a quoted line while emphasizing the enduring value of freedom and anti socialist sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Washington
McVay
Tndianapolis
Asupeton
Ninelle States
Lake Erie
Corvert
Kane man held after threatening own life with rifle
Fred Anderson 41 of Wetmore Avenue is held by borough police on an open charge after barricading himself in his room and threatening family members with a rifle. A shot fired alarmed relatives who called police. Chief Gordon Munn broke in and detained him at the borough jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Fred Anderson
Wetmore Avenue
Fred
Gordon Munn
Anderson
East District Scout Meeting Set for January at Library
The East District Scout Committee announces a district meeting at the superintendent of schools office in the Public Library building on January 9 at 7:00 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss the new district operating committee framework and commissioner staff involvement, with all committee members urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mec Sym Inbsu
Vensaranus Ve Ue
Hust
Superintendent of
Wednextis Dapuary
Messigs
T Ie
Aus
Studre
Former Erie County Commissioner dies at 72
Joseph Moor, 72, longtime Erie County commissioner from 1920 to 1928, died unexpectedly Sunday at 8 43 PM at his home. He attended church that morning, fell ill in the evening, and died before aid arrived. The death is attributed to a pure condition and he had been under a doctor’s care for some time. In Ligonier, a separate incident saw nine year old William Welsch fatally struck by a plane during a takeoff attempt after the aircraft ripped through a hedge row and fence. The pilot Ralph B Garrard and passenger Marie Joyce, both of Youngstown, were unhurt.
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Erie County
Erig
Joseph ¥. Moor
R. D
North i
Moorswirl
Ui. Dei
Ligonier
Jan
Willian Welsch
Ralph B. Garrard
Maurie Joyce
Youngstown
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Adim 1
Prom Journal Vile
Guy M. Simmons
Lise Priaes
Tie Warren
Witiel Ls Fielyr
Clark
Nuzners Auditoy
Rush Miller
Wwe
Ab North Girard
Corry Reshlunis
Leuk Avehie W
Ieystone
Hotel Gorry
Elb Iy
Sylvester ME Bullen
Concord
Youngsville
Rupersburger
Spencey
Phelps
Graye
Matt Si
The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Lyons Concern
Philip Cochran
Fred Shuss
Walter J. Tewinkle
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Jerie Boy Burnedia
I. Q
Perk
Fiso Products
East Smith St
Dial
Naan Pant
City Cab Company
TSS
Clearfield
America
Clearfield Furs
Stewart's Hat Shop
Meriga
East District
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Optometrist
Center
Powell Motor Co
Corry
Church of the Nazarene
H. Ray, Harris
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jesus Christ
Gilbert L. Boyd
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Francis Whiteman
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Alfred Schotter
First Methodist Church
Alexander Kemp
Africa
Methodist Board of Missions
Salvation Army Citadel
R. R. Merriman
First Presbyterian Church
P. A. Galbreath
Corry Ministerial Association
VAP Aufrica
Mackinaws
Jessup & Turner
Nasts Men’s Store
Jamestown, N
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National Bank OF Corry
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