Damage suit in wake of automobile crash
In Venango County Court John B. Chick of the Maxwell B. Chick Company Titusville sues Benjamin Denovita Northside Copperste Company Pittsburgh and Lawrence Goldberg of Pittsburgh alleging a 1940 collision where a car driven by Clyde J. Moore struck a truck owned by O. M. Marshall Bowseville four miles south of Franklin. The suit claims driver error and improper fares caused the incident. The Marshall truck was parked on the highway when the other vehicle approached. The report notes extra geographic details about Santa Cruz Bolivia and lack of rail or paved highways, indicating confusion in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuankrin
Vemingo County
John B. Chick
Mexwell B
O. M. Marshall
Bowseville
Pay As-You-Go Policy Advice Of Babson
Babson argues for a pay as you go approach to public policy and personal debt. He warns against heavy government debt while noting temporary farmer relief and rising construction. He cites Defense Bonds as cash savings and urges individuals to avoid new installment purchases until current debts are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Ise
Moony
Poul
Birthday Party Honors Jimmie Coates At Home
Jimmie Coates celebrated his seventh birthday with a party from 2 to 6 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Beh and Mrs Carrie Dowst. Guests included Ronald Kam Sonny Canield Sammy Mastinceto Phylls Halfast Rhoda Anderson Charles Sutton Nancy Wood Gailyle Merritt Dani Anderson and others. Ice cream cake and favors were served. Community notices mention local visits and upcoming trips, with several residents traveling to Erie and New York for business or family reasons. A Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meeting noted refreshments and a turkey dinner after a brief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Coates
Presbyterian Group
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Nihe
J. A. Wil- Yamaon
P.M. Nichols
H. J. B. Mig- Lees
Nellie Cass
Ladies Night at Rotary Club Plans Informal Event
Rotary Club maps an informal Ladies Night for next Tuesday at Hotel Corry. A banquet at 7:15 PM precedes an address and musical selections. Speaker will be William B. Rise former Warren county judge. J J Desmond arranges nine musical programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
William B. Rise
Warren County
J. J. Desmond
Bible Class Meeting at United Brethren Church
The Lailies Bible Class met at Mrs. Leon Van Tassel’s Hare Creek road home last evening. Mrs. Walter Keppel led the devotional, Mrs. Carl Benton led the business session, and plans for the new year were set. Mrs. Paul Lifes organized a program of Bible games and a dessert for twenty members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanTassel
United Brethren Church
Leon van Tassel
Hare Creek Road
Walter Keppel
Carl Benton
Aliens Slow to Surrender Radios and Cameras
Federal efforts to enforce surrender rules on enemy aliens lag as only seventeen of several hundred have voluntarily relinquished outlawed radios, cameras, guns and ammunition in the city. Authorities warn that failing further cooperation, seizures and arrests will follow. Alien residents from nations not yet at war are covered by the order and urged to comply immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Winter Carnival Planned at Clarion State Teachers College
Clarion Fa January 11 A8 winter carnival planned by the freshman class for Clarion State Teachers College students. A tentative date of January 31 depends on weather. Events include skating and stringing, with a party and college gym entertainment and prizes for best sculpture by a college organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Clarion State ‘Teachers College
Bi weekly recruiting visits to Titusville begin
Bi weekly visits of Murl R. Wooley to Titusville begin Tuesday January 27. He will interview men 17 to 50 for naval reserve enlistment after Navy physicals. Radio operators and aviation ground workers are among the urgent needs. Enlistments last for the duration of the war and former sailors may join various naval branches at equivalent rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl R. Wooley
CEM
USN
Navy
Titusville
Wooley
Naval Reserve
Hiyal
Radio Schedule Glimpsed With NBC CBS And Mutual Lineups
Saturday night to Sunday radio slate lists NBC channel 7 30 Ellery Queen Truth or Consequences Barn Dance and Bill Stern. NBC 2 20 Roundtable Censorship and Wake Up America forum. CBS and Blue networks present musical and dramatic programs with stars like Judy Garland James Landis and Basil OConnor. day continues into morning with Philharmonic and Screen Guild offerings.
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Nbc-Rei
Bill Stern
Larry MacPhail
GBS
Guy Lomwiltao
Hobby Lobby
Judy Garland
Jessica Dragonette
Tik
James M. Landis
New Giyillan Defense
Green Hornet
Ted Steele
Jimmy Flynn
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Bob Ripley
MES— America
Lily Pots
Chisago ‘Theater
Faust
MBS
NBC
Byron Price
Wake Up America
Roosevelt
John
Kelly
Wickard
CBS
Keith Morgen
Basil O'Connor
Nec-Red
Freedom People
Taliu- Jah Bankhead
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
N. Y. Philharmonic
Bing Crosby
Conrad Nagel
Theater
Screen Guild
Gary Cooper
Hele Hayes
Pill Baker
Robeth
Lee Birthdey
Dr. Faust
Mike
America
Party Honors Mrs R Hunt at West Pleasant Street Home
Mrs Clarence Lowe hosted a neighborhood party at her West Pleasant street home last evening honoring Mrs Robert Hunt. Awards for games and contests went to Mrs Hany Paulson Jr, Mrs John Ohm, Mrs Arphie Shepard, and Mrs Hunt. Other guests included Mrs B J Dickinson, Mrs LeRoy Dickinson, Miss Martha Corbi, Mrs William Daniels and the Misses Marilyn Philmins, June Hurst, Shirley Dickinson. Refreshments with pink and blue color scheme were served. guest of honor received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hunt
Clarence Lowe
West Pleasant Street
Robert Hunt
Hany Paulson, Jr
John Ohm
Arphie Shepard
Ms. Hunt
B. J. Dickinson
LeRoy Dickinson
Martha Corbi
William Daniels
Marilyn Phil- Mins
June Hurst
Shirley Dickinson
Lutherans Name Two Church Council Members
At St. Pauls Lutheran annual congregational meeting two new councilmen were elected Alvan Rehubers and Raymond Hurr. Reports from church societies and leaders followed the session after a women’s dinner preceded the meeting.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Alvan Rehubers
Raymond Hurr
Ees
Erif Youth Pleads Guilty 10 Car Theft Case
Francis Forture, 18, of 405 French Street, admitted guilt to stealing and transporting a car across state lines. He was sent to Allegheny County Juvenile Detention after a Thursday hearing conducted by Commissioner David Gifford. Also implicated, Hugh Gellle and Jack Mosher Jr., both 18, had prior guilty pleas. The youths were involved in a bus crash near Union City months earlier that injured several youths.
Strike Threat Spreads as Jamestown Workers Walk Out
Jamestown faces a widening strike as 149 Jamestown Veneer and Plywood workers, after three days, press for a closed shop and higher wages while several hundred Empire Case Goods employees plan to join a walkout Monday unless demands for a 19 cent raise and a week of paid vacation are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Veneeree Plywood Company
James Carroll
Empire Case Goods Company
Veterinarian Wins in Waterford Suit
Erie report covers a Waterford civil action seeking 95000 in damages over alleged cattle condition misrepresentation. Plaintiff Henry C Trask claimed Dr. Sturrock hired Brumrock to inspect cattle, caused a March herd sale to be halted, and reduced proceeds. Trial opened in county court but ended in a voluntary non suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Heny C. ‘Trask
Waterford
Dy. A. P
Sturrock
Trask
Brumrock
Winter Piano installs new invisible window at Erie store
One of the nation’s largest invisible glass windows weighing about 1490 pounds was installed at the Winter Company store front, 1015 State Street. Measuring 17 feet, it cost around 3000 dollars and was installed after a prior smashed arrival. The window, made by Pittsburgh Plate Glass, was installed by Schaal Glass of Erie and is the first of its kind in the Erie district. Private James Carrie departs Sunday for Arlington, Virginia, after a brief leave from the I. S. Army.
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Rely, Jad. LT
Winter Company
State Street
Erie
George J. Winter
Pittsburgh Pinte Glass Company
Schaal Glass Company
Europe
United States
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