Death claims Mrs Thad Gates in Cory area home
Mrs Zella Gates wife of Thad Gates died after a illness of some time at her Cory home. She was born Nov 5 1893 in Sparta township and spent her girlhood there later married in 1915. Surviving are her husband nine children and several siblings. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 4 PM at Bracken Keating chapel with burial in Pile Grove cemetery.
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Thad Gates
Zella Gates
Thad Gales
Cory
Gates
Sparta Township
Concord Township
Becides
Fern of
Corry
Leg
Merle
Neil
Mildred
Malan
Mabel
Ruane
Lions
Wess Rogers
Spartansbure R. D
Higters
Austin Rogers
Myvi
Ar Teng Stinbro
Grnest Bad—dow
Spartansng R
Rosie Lee
Union City
Lian Evhinne
Meatville
Russell Rogers
Upton Cld
Kennels Rogers
Garlane
Herbert Rogers
Jamestown
Bracken-Keating Chapel
Baviul
Pile Grove
Moscow says invaders are being routed
Moscow reports Allied positions claim German forces are being pushed back on multiple fronts. In the north, Soviet troops reportedly repelled a German assault and disrupted a Nazi motorized unit, while air attacks by the Luftwaffe faced strong resistance.
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Moscow
Upm
Waiting for News of Tragic Search and War Reports
Mrs. Alice Strigiit of Stamford Connecticut awaits news about her husband Robert and their two year old daughter Carol ann as police end a Long Island Sound hunt. Clam diggers report a man matching Stright description selling a boat near Ostrov region toward the Pskov Stalin Line. Soviet command says heavy tank defeat for Germans with pushes near Polotsk and attempts to cross rivers in Lepel area while new German drives target Ukraine and Bessarabia.
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Alice Strigiit
Stamford
Polotsk
Dring
Lepel
Polansi
Russia
Novogial’ Volynaki
Germany
Bradford area notes and court actions from Erie era
A garbled Erie region page cites multiple items: two Kitchen Klenzer tents, per 29c. legal sentences including suspended ten days and thirty day terms. military academy admission for Carl L. Per pesoti, son of Bradford's Na Mondl Guard. deaths and hospital updates for Fredonia Jiffords, William Skinner, and Col. Percy J. Jones. local meetings, veterans notices, and road work contracts in Erie Crawford counties. assorted social events, a crash on 15th and Peach, and a river drowning incident near Oil City.
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Veterans’ Sons
Cnit
A. W. Thompson
Ruth Clark
West Valley
N. Yn
Warren General Hospital
Clark
Youngsville
Sprueday
Harriet M. Haley
Africa
New Yorke
Libon
Claude Qverholt
Haines Street
Stewart Hat Shop
Depiktanién
Taure Day
Erle
Crawford
Te Inboro
Washington
Moybean
Summit Find
Venango Town
Font
Eris
Edinboro
Mayer ‘Brothers
Erie
Leslie Doldd
Columbus
Costy Hospital
Ken
Jerrold Davils
Tie
Lewis Dilink
Clysmer
N. Matensil
Corry Hospital
Jewell
Saiuaker Olletuina
Ranni
Plans Advance for Wattsburg Fair August 26 30
Plans for the Wattsburg Fair August 26 to 30 were announced with a premium list to be issued this week. The expo will feature livestock exhibitions, racing events, and an amateur boxing opening night. Eight boxing bouts are set by Bred Tate of the General Electric Athletic Association, with strong livestock plans and large premiums.
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Wattsburg
Jhi Journal Press
Bath
Harry Burrows
Secretlry
Cpecin
Graf
Bred ‘Tate
General Electric Athletic Association
Burrows
Husrows
NEW BIRTH DATA RULES IN EFFECT
The Bureau of Vital Statistics will implement new rules for delayed birth certificates required in defense industries once the governor signs a bill sponsored by Senator LeRoy B. Chapman. The measure allows proof such as baptismal records, family or early school records, insurance policies, affidavits, attendants’ statements, or other bureau‑satisfying evidence for births before 1906.
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Associated Press
Barrishurg
LeRoy B. Chapman
Warren
Pittsburgh Fisherman Drowns in New York Lake
James Porter a 24 year old Pittsburgh garage mechanic drowned in Chautauqua Lake at Irvine's Bay while fishing with two companions Earl Brody 21 and Joseph Byand 24. Porter and companions left Pittsburgh yesterday morning and reached the lake before 10 oclock. Porter disappeared when his position submerged after the boat capsized and his two companions tried to help. Gardiner Crandall of West Held issued a verdict of accidental drowning as Porter’s body was recovered three and a half hours later. Porter was reported as the lake's second drowning victim this year. The three men had hired a boat from the Red...
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Jamestown
James Porter
Bile Street
Pittsburgh
Chautanque Lake
Irvine's Bay
iMayile
Chidutaviqua
Gardner William B. Crandall
West
Porter
Earl Brody
Joseph P. Byand
James Place
Pennsylvania City
Rowlem
Unclear OCR Item Inspires Community Vaguely Named Events
Fragmentary text mentions Stephen Siffebeam from Worry Hospital, a home return and improving status. Also notes Warrin A. Love and a draft bond appointment by Governor Jamaba to Titusville with a disrupted reference to James H. Lon. The passage is garbled but suggests local notices of civic actions and a medical update.
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Stephen Siuffebeam
G. C. Renwau
West Eristines
Warrin A. Love
Jambama
Titusville
James HF. Lon
Feganed
Faye Sh
Tommalestomer
Radio Schedule Fragment From Era Listings
Readable radio listings show a busy schedule with multiple networks and shows. Programs include discussions with Lawrence Beaway, Van Zant and Ee, piano segments, quizzes, and theater features. Notable titles mention Algiers with Charles Boyer and Hedy Lamarr, plus various concert and entertainment blocks across NBC CBS and MBS outlets.
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Eiyrence Beaway
MBS
Charles
Tarton Datenne
Judi Melton Cui
Ceme
Muraret
T. Q
Gd Conde
CBS
Railo Theater
Charles Boyer
Hedy
Algiers
Rey Hime
Dave Ileman
Russell Bennett
New Time
Harry West
Nbc-Red
CBS— Dia
Kate Smith
Bob Hannon
Sone
Nbc-Blue
State's minimum wage upheld by Dauphin court ruling
Harrisburg July 7 The constitutionality of the state wage law setting minimum wages for women and others was sustained by the Dauphin County court. The Mechanicsburg laundry appeal was dismissed at the petitioner's cost after a judge ruled the May 27 1933 act constitutional. Arthur David Carson, longtime resident of Carsonville, died at 64 after six weeks illness, leaving two successful oil era ventures.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Dauphin County Court
Miles John 2. Fox
Mechanicsburg
Lewis Cl Hines
Gee
Tahors
Arthur David Carson
Carsonville
56 Persons Arrested in Erie Vice Raids
July 7 In one of the week end rounds in months police over the weekend arrested 36 persons in Walls on six disorderly houses. A total of money was collected in Deluge court Sunday afternoon from fines levied by Alderman William Schulickel on free proprietors of alleged disorderly houses, eight inmates and 40 visitors. Proprietors were fined four dollars and costs, inmates eight dollars and costs and nearly all the violators forfeited bonds.
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Delige Court
William Schulickel
Vlalters
Lawes Quits Sing Sing Warden Post After Long Service
Ossining July 7 Rasby Assorted reports state Lewis B Lawes famed Sing Sing warden retires at 57 after 21 years at the prison and 86 years in New York State penal institutions He submitted his retirement papers to the state correction commissioner and plans to retire July 16 with a $6000 annual pension.
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Hudson River
Lewis B. Lawes
Sihe Sing
New York State
Sing Sing
John A. Lyons
State Commissioner of Correction
Dairymen in Strike Shadowed by Milk Blockades
Dairymen in the district awaited word from the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association as a meeting of directors was held at Byraclise. Reports said farmers from Wyoming, Bradford, Susquehanna, Lycoming and others faced milk blockades with hundreds of gallons dumped on highways and several arrests. Governor Lehman urged an immediate government hearing for higher prices and an end to the blockade. A conference with W D Young left participants hopeful yet undecided on a general strike of 30,000 dairy producers. A district meeting was planned at the league plant to discuss the situation.
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Conunpea
Worl
Sailves
Af Ie
Geayme’ Cooperative Association
Byraclise
Penneyiventa
New York
Ywayrhiet
Bia
Cooluitles
Susqtehanna
Wyoming
Bradford
Tipa, Sullivan and Lycoming
Albany Solvices
H. H. Lehman
New Yor
New York City
Dairymen’s League
D. Young
Wobneried
van Hornersville
Young
Representat Ie Various Rouata
Dairyment
League
Nie 0 4 Men
Nie 0 4 Men appears in a clipped line from an OCR page, content fragmentary and lacking clear context or complete names. The readable portion shows stray numerals and partial words, not enough to identify people, places, or events for a reliable summary.
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
Pillsbury
LUX Flakes
Eeshey Vouon
Howner
Heiny
Poons
KNOX
Golden Glow Coffee
ERESA
Nic
Alice Stright
Rais
California
Carolina
Ptck A
Severly Soda
Pride OF Egypt
Phillips
RITE
Sc Soll
Sured Bacow
Switt
Piinium
Wheelock School
Uesday
122Rd Tifannry
Indiantown Gap
Barbiolon Dodge
M. No
Reduilar
Kane
Simmit Bos
V. F. Wi
Iplease
Foliland
William . Skinner
Chautauqua County Democratic Committee
Skinnee
Timeilia Temple
Lake Shore
H. J. Grant
Cash & Carry
DeJean & Cochran
Cleveland Perkthis
Shea Street
Herome
Metholdis
Hiltold Palmer
Railroad
Mabseni Jn Corry
Nishnae Shaky Moening
Olantnuque Lake
Burry Wits
Roy Ette
Albertini
Pehrnst
Wayne Township
Eriev
Albin Wamblade
Sheffield
New Yorke Gentil
15Th and
Peach Streets
Hamot Hospital
Wamblade
Fargo
Oil City
Oi City
Truick
Allegheny River
Petroleum Street
al Moorehouse
John Forrest
Mitchell
West 7Th Street
Erie Bolt and Nut Company
Union Storage Company
Jesse Mh
Igyaiath
Aait
Mihagér
Unio
Mason
Cee Pel
State Bureau
N.Y. Lake
Dauphin Goulity Court
CERTO
Dorothyne Ross
Afes
Bae
Bane
Doug
Seliealh
Sity
Victory Bulleing
Gorey
Loveland
Tunilor High School
Copbellig
Edwin If
Pewls
McTignes Steel Company
Bath Main Street
Carey
Clarence
Nasts
Nasts Ladies
Lawes
Dairymen's League
SELP
Sessob
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
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