Labor, draft evasion, and tax charge reports loom in period notice
Walter L. Miller cites reports of Western Pennsylvania motorists driving without the new federal motor vehicle tax stamps and facing possible prosecution. Aero Lodge 1508 notes a man from Port Worth, Tex, arrested for draft evasion after failing to report to the armory exam. proceedings continue. Last day to pay delinquent garbage bills is July 11 under new federal rules. Sciota Community Aid to hold all-day meeting July 9 with a noon red cross sewing session. William Brant of West View, Pa, reports a 39-inch muskellunge caught near the harbor. Service flag requests urged for households with personnel in service. Powell Motors offers vulcanizing and recapping. Labor and Industry reports first-half 1992 jobless insurance payments at $9.5 million, down from peak. Brookville farmers seek help with shell crop shortages. meeting to form a support group to aid farmers. C D of A Bingo Tuesday night with $53 prize and $26 door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golletor
Walter L. Miller
Pennsylvania
U.S
Charles P. Uhl
Miller
Sciota Community Aid
Vernon Welrons
Red Cross
Brookville
William J. Henry
C. D
City and Vicinity Gathers Local Notices and Incidents
Local notice roundup reports grocery deals at Wilcox, theater closing ruling appealed, and various town items. Residents included Charles Alexander and Walter Borsa among others seeking court relief over a Skyway Theater closure. Updates cover hospital visits, club meetings, a fire at Joy Mfg, accidents, births, and legal actions across Franklin and Corry areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox Grocery
Lrie
Thomas P. Dusn
Ort Guerrern
Skyway Theater Company
Chris M. Culver
Bradford County
Millcreek Township
Corry Hospital
Charles Alexander
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walter Borsa
Columbus
John Silvis
R. D
Richard Jordan
Emory Jordan
Bear Lake
George Kgestner
West South Street
Raymond Renskers
Clymer
Robert Stearns
Weel. Pleasand Street
Isang Sherlock
Spartansuug
Francis Shreve
Spartansburg
Blim Eli
Snyder Circle
Skellie
Shermen
N.Y
Daniel Taggart
East Main Street
Donald Dickinson
LeRoy Dickinson
West Wayne
Currensville
Burgess Samuel
Williams
Glearfield County
Erie
Stuart R. Zimmerley
Bureau
Bureau of Mines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Washinerton
Christian Bach
Washington Blvd
Hamet Hospital
Townsend Club
Mirs
Lawrence Eisermen
Genter Street
Ray Deimer
Corry
William Watowhek
Sassafras Street
St Street
Weseiler Avenue
Sckarak's Grove
William Roehrig
Chaiman
Plenic
Three Lost in Boat Collision on St Clair River
The Great Lakes freighter James Watt and a 42 foot cabin cruiser collided early today in the St. Clair river. Three aboard the cruiser drowned and three others were injured. Twelve people were rescued by nearby Shore boats. The dead include Mrs Trene Wiseman 48 of Highland Park Midh Barbara Bagley 12 and Jaqueline Bagley 15, daughters of Mr and Mrs George Bagley St Clair Shores Mich The yacht owner Thomas Dyyer of Rageville and his wife Mrs Helen Bazley mother of the missing are hospitalized at Mt Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonag
Mic
Great Lakes
James Watt
St. Clair River
Trene Wiseman
Highland Park
Midh
Barbara Bagley
Jaqueline Bagley
George Bagley
St Clair Shores
Mich
Thomas Dyyer
Rageville
St. Des- Eph Hospital
Mt. Clemens
Hiis
Helen Bazley
Wiris
Stull Pleads Guilty and Receives Six Month Term
Stull pled guilty and was sentenced to six months. He also faced additional charges tied to other defendants. Franc is S. McCormick, 22, of Bile, received an indeterminate term for alleged neglect of two young children. Three other men from Erie faced charges of habitual vagrancy. Oscar Rethl and Francis Cauley got sixty days in the county prison while Nevin Rite drew a three month sentence in the Allegheny county workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hill
Franccis S. McCormick
Mune
Erie
Oscar Rethl
Francis Cauley
Nevin Rite
Allegheny County
Woman killed at Center Street crossing on Erie line
A Erie woman died after being struck at the Center Street crossing by an Erie freight train. Witnesses say she aimed to visit daughter before returning home, with her son Walter Turner reporting her plans. Gates were down and watchman warning efforts failed to prevent the fatal impact. The victim leaves a husband, two daughters, three sons, a stepson, a sister, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Davison Funeral Home with burial in Curly Cemeteries.
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Parker
Walter Turner
Frank Green
Bash South
Geath
Coons
Burlingame
Clough
Brackes
R. A. Matelerm
Meadville
Henry Nelson
Ridgway
Ajax
Workshere
Nelson
Erie
Wells
Fee
Prarie Green
East South Siren
New Rey Parker
William Gulver
Titusville
Walter Purser
Cony
Lor
Ian
Torpedo
Rolyert Anserson
Fil Clty
Columbus
Holiday Weekend Toll Drops in Fourth of July Rush
Associated Press reports the Fourth of July holiday weekend fatal toll fell to 334 deaths over two days, down from 628 the prior year for the three day celebration. Traffic crashes caused 162 deaths, 83 from drowning and 15 from miscellaneous incidents. Gas rationing and wartime production helped reduce accidents across the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Draft evader and girl taken in gun duel
A 23-year-old man, Charles Sebancuk of Nicholson, is jailed in Wyoming County, Pa., accused of abducting 14-year-old Louise Oakley and guiding her into a forest where he wounded a posse attempt to arrest him. Sebancuk hid since May 1922 after dodging draft charges. A posse of 50 farmers tracked them to an abandoned chicken coop where he fired three shots as they approached before capture. The girl’s grandfather, Norman Oakley, fired four shots, all missing, as Sebancuk surrendered with the girl. Charges related to the gunfight and capture will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiitven
Atvi May
Daverites
Miss Connie
Jett
America Locomotive Company
Clymer
Gilbert Vander Schaat
French
Byrd
Peninsula Hospital
Salisbury
Clinton County
Franklin
Ralph B. Tarr
Tiipsville
Venango County Court, of Common Pleas
Elatni
Michael Aless
North Exel
Jez
General Electric
Hamot
Alessi
Holly
Associated Press
Tunkhannock
Wyoming
Seint
le Days
Corp
Leroy Thomas
Wator
Charles Sebnuenk
Nicholson
Louise Oakley
Sebaueak
Sebasak
Nér Farm
Homa
Whett
Fred
Norman Oakley
Sebancuk
Thomas
New Dairymen's League Manager Named for Corry Plant
I Ht Henning of LIHMue New York has been named manager of the Corry plant of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association on Dus Main street. Mr Redding arrived to assume duties. He succeeds L A Bump who recently resigned. The new manager has led the Granville plant for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ht. Henning
Lihmue
N.Y
Corry
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Dus Main Street
Redding
L. A. Bump
Manger
League
Granville
Fatal crash near Cassadaga leaves one dead
John S. Bradtke about 25 of Poughkeepsie was killed when a vehicle driven by David Raymond Jr. of Prentonia left the highway near Cassadaga Hamlet around 12 30 am. The car rolled several times, Bradtke died of a broken neck and fractured skull. Raymond was injured and held in county jail for questioning. Deputies Len Peterson and William Styale assisted in the crash investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Wily
Chailtiqua
Musisol
Bradtke
David Raymond, Jr
Water Street
Prendonia
Willan Crandall
Westfield
Cassadagm
Hamlet
Sherry Chadwick
Len Peterson
William Styale
Raymond
Sherif
I. l
Local Station Changes Hands In North Center Street
Clayton Turner and Russell Beck have taken over the Atlantic Service Station on North Center Street. They will run the repair shop and filling station, succeeding William Fleming who managed the station since Edward Borstorff. Turner has nine years at Thom as Motors and Beck previously Martin with Atlantic station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Turner
Russell Beck- Mma
Atlantic
North Center Street
William Fleming
Edward Borstorff
Turner
Beckwith
Thomas Motors Company
Mrr
Beck- Milly Tormerly
Atlantic Station
Re~ Ourns
Withdrawal from Lewis Chattanooga UMW District 40 Protest
July 6 mass withdrawal of southern locals of District 40 United Mine Workers of America to protest policies. Regional Director Bernard Borah of District 59 announced resignations of Borah and five regional organizers along with the withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewi Chattanooga
Temn
District 40
United Mine Workers’ of America
Mrs Christ ensen Dies After Illness in Corry
Mrs Maren J Christensen died Saturday evening at her home near Corry after a long illness. Born in Denmark October 14, 1859, she came to the United States in 1902 and settled in Corry area. Survived by sons George R D 5 Fred Marinus Chris of R D 2 and Lotus of Golling Center N Y. fourteen grandchildren. brothers Chris Peterson of La Center Washington and Chris Christensen of RD 2. burial in Columbus David Curlis cemetery after services at Brackenstentine chapel Tuesday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estolene Bf
Maren J. Chris
Christensen
Denmark
Corry
Chris A. Christensen
George
R. D
Fred
Marinus
Chris
Lotus
Golling Center
N.Y
Chris Peterson
la Centre
Washington
Brackenstentine Chapel
Sflernoon
David Curlis
Columbus
Services Sunday for Loren T Marts
Funeral services for Loren T. Marts were held Sunday at two oclock in the French Creek home. Rev Maurles Tyson of the Clymer Hill Reformed Church officiated. Neighbors served as bearers. Interment was in Waltshire Cemetery with relatives from Ohio and several cities attending. The Lady Prenklin Rebekah Lodge meets Tuesday evening for a birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurles Tyson
Clymer J Hill Reformed
Lady Prenklin Rebekah ‘Lodge
Berlin claims Nazis crossed the Don in major drive
German forces pushed eastward in a 120 mile front from Orel to Kharkov as airpower supported the advance. Reports say a bridgehead existed across the Don with 1500 aircraft deployed to exploit a possible German success. Officials predicted a major diversion on the Black Sea’s northeast shore and a push toward Rostov to control oil regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Don
Tom Page
Aircraf
Orel
Kharkov
Black Sea
Kerch Peninsula
Rostov
Probe sale of Japan made pennants at Army show
The Army is investigating a sale of pennants labeled Made in Japan at a Army show. War Shows Inc offered refunds to spectators who bought pennants broken in half. Concession staff sold the items during the show's tour. Eight men were fined ten dollars each. Winkler and others owed court sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonmued Com Fane Ie
War Shows, Inc
Japan
Joseph B. Ryle
Army
Ray Harrison
Paul Winkler
New York
Jack Banien
Willian Tish
Philadelphia
Frank T. Halloran
Winkler
Halloran
Economic unrest and policy debate amid resource strains
Fragmentary OCR hints at a national debate on economic controls, resources, and prices. Mentions budgets, clothing, shelter, food, and protests amid political tension. References to farming, households, and market pressures without clear events or dates.
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Pillsbury’s
Fillusbury Pancake Inten OF
PilLsbury Farima
Savic
Olonox
sarveKeRs
Weimeman
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Clyde D.owen
E. Obit Street
Owens
Port Worth
Tex
Roy Mong
Edward Allen
Lu Lie
Edinboro
William Brant
West View
Pia
Orsi Muskie
Journal
Powell Motors Vulcanizing
Bernstein
Alothing
Bernstein Bros
Center St. Corry, Pa
Coneaul
Jf and
Neattits
Bibdi-Towp
Terab
P A. Galbreath
Stull
Center ST. Crossing
Dairynen
Cassadaga
John 5
Poughkeepsie
Stockton
Turner and
Belber
Maren Christensen
Loren T. Marts
Millers News and Sport Store
Thomas Motor Co
West
William P National
W. Mishigan
Mortgage Chamber
Weightman
Agsly
P News
Kong
Ind
Singapore
Americas
Sam
America
Bank
United
Ife
Anc
Star Fond
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