Baptist Ladies Aid Meets Weekly at Mrs Janes Home
The Baptist Ladies Aid holds Wednesday meetings at Mrs W N Janes home on Marion Street with all day sessions and a tureen noon dinner. Members are sewing Red Grass for charitable work and the group plans ongoing charity activity. Discharges from Lorry hospital on Monday include Mrs Kenneth Young and daughter from Gary, Mrs Gerald Sanders and daughter from Edinboro, Nancy Nichols from Corry, and Alice Peterson from Corry.
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The
Baptist Ladies Aid
W. N
Janes
Marion Street
the Aid
Lorry Hospital
Kenneth Young
Gary
Garald Sanders
Edinboro
Aady Nichols
Corry
Alice Peterson
Powell Motors
Warren
Fred Reynolds
Titusville
Cliff’ Maurice
Splinn
Erie
Asheh Street
Wayne Street
C. D. of A
the Safety Council
Franklin
Oil City
William J. Lewis
John Wolcott
Mr. Lewis
Joseph D. McMahon
Garlton Curtis
Betts
Gerald D. Price
Margaret
West 26Th Street
Powell Motors vulcanizing and recapping ad
A bulletin lists Powell Motor Co to be contacted for tire and auto service, noting a 3110-15 address and local ads for car maintenance. The item appears among a sprawling Erie area clippings page with other notices and local happenings.
State's New Forest Park Opens August 1
Harrisburg July 15 Associated Press announces the state's newest forest park Ricketts Glen in Luzerne County will open to the public August 1. The 1261 acre tract, acquired recently, forms part of the Glen with about 30 waterfalls along Kitchen Creek. Purchase was authorized by the 1943 legislature with a $150000 appropriation. the remainder of the region is to be stabilized in the next two years. Iceland has many geysers and hot springs.
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Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Warren
War Department
Leon Campbell
BD. A. Boalise
Philippine Islands
China
Young Campbel
W. H. Campbell
Pleasantville
Islands
Bataan
Imowna& Camp Hall
Mukden
Manchukuo
Paul’s
OPA
Raion Board
John S Miter
Clark's
Slate Street
Miller
Commercial Bank of
Ashtabulla
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pannesy Winie
Hdwest Forest Park
Ricketts’ Glen
Lugéysie
Emnity
Aurusi
Kitchen Creek
Niliford Buetton
Pares
Department of Forstele Bid Waters
Record Harvest Drive Aims For 1944 Crop Peak
Associated Press reports Washington officials announce War Food Administration plans for 1944 to plant 980 000 000 acres of crops and sustain meat dairy and hog production at high levels. Marvin Jones cites a 16 million acre rise over 1943 to meet imperative food demands with enhanced farm conservation and productivity, plus more machinery and fertilizer for the 1944 crop.
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Associated Press
Hargest
Marvin Jones
War Food Administration
Jones
White Horses to be Seen Here Friday at Loveland Field
Corry plans a Friday afternoon and evening show by the Corry Riding Club at Loveland Field. Worth Hammond says the White Horse Show with tail white horses, costumed riders, and white equipment will tour nearby cities. Lights will be upgraded, gate proceeds shared with the High School Athletic Association to fund next fall’s football lighting. A street parade is expected before the performance.
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Corry
Warren
Titusville
Meadville
Nebrast
Loveland Field
High School Athletic Association
Traume
Stolen ration books plunder Meyersdale office
Five hundred gasoline ration books were stolen by burglars who forced a panel from the Office of Price Administration and rationing board office door in Meyersdale Pennsylvania earlier this week authorities said. Treasury report shows receipts 7,270,958.28 expenditures 201,181,678.01 net balance 8,469,397,348. Total debt 141,286,001,797.60 increase over previous day 73,100,083.20
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Meymrsdale
OPA
Rationing Board
Treasury
Washington
Position of the Treasury
More Charges Made By Ross Charge In Philadelphia Bureau
Harrisburg July 13 Auditor General F Clair Ross says a 696.37 shortage was found in Philadelphia’s State Bureau of Vital Statistics recounts. Dr A H Stewart of Health declined comment as investigation continues. Ross claims some records were not charged legal fees and vows full restitution through legal channels.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
F. Clair Ross
Philadelphia
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
A. H. Stewart
Department of Health
Stewart
Ross
State Supreme Court denies bid to revive salt case in Schuylkill river
Philadelphia city loses bid to revive a 47 year old salt case aimed at restraining anthracite mining firms from dumping silt into the Schuylkill river. The report notes an American armored division requires 78,000 pounds of food daily in action.
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Paul's Men's Wear
Pittsville
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Schuylkill River
Unclear fragment: Erie Journal sale notice details
Fragmentary text lists an Erie Journal sale of wding man old effects and mentions the Office of P ascertain interests and price maximum. Reads as an unclear public sale notice with legal phrasing and missing context.
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Erie Journal
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Ideal
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Horth Center ST
Corry, PA
Ford
New Powell Motor Co
Eman McKay
Jackson Way
Sunset Heights
Titusville City Hospital
Guard
Jon Williams
Greg
Mickey Rooney
Miss Williams
Hollywood
Conecr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayen
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Ruby Miller
Onto Street
Corry Hospital
Concord Community Club
Fach Familly i
Canadorta Laike
FA. C. Max
Iceland
England
Britain
U.S
Henry L. Stimson
Asda
Stimson
London
Henry 1B
U. S
Churchill
Downing Street
John G. Winant
Winant
Anthony Eden
Clearfield Theatre
Pittsburgh
F. P. Schoonmaker
Roxy Theatre
Clearfield
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Anthony Colese
Robert C. Sproul
H S, Athletic Association
Coats
Phila
Bureau of Vital Statistics
U. S. Truck Conservation Corps
GMC
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First Avenue
DIAL
Corry, FA
John Wiggers
North Clymer
GAIC
Thomas Motor Co
Yur Naighbor
Guignon's
Sbeks
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Martin
Sylvania Com
Naissance Sch
Tralsylvania
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