Sandy Township names new supervising principal SOS appeal
Sandy township schools appoints newly elected supervising principal Wilcox area educator to fill vacancies as the district seeks qualified teaching staff for the upcoming term. Four pay scales exist. applications welcomed. Other notes cover bus orders, hospital patients, and local civic events.
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Weidemann
Wilcox Grocery
DuBois
S. Weaver
Sandy Township
Weaver
Flormbell Schreckengast
Louise Kern
Powell Motors
John Fenstermacher
Coxry Hospital
William H. Barbi
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Pranklin
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Meadville
Ags
Pymatusing
Mercer County
War Department
Pittsburgh
Mabel Shoppe
Ghechita Garcia
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Oil City
Arthur , Watson
Fort Bragg
N. C
Fifth
U.S. Field Artillery
Watson
John C. Brecht
Venango County
Venango
McKean County
Brecht
Holly's
Four Die in Cincinnati Gasoline Blast
Four men died and a fifth was injured in a gasoline explosion at a three story rent-a-car agency in downtown Cincinnati just before midnight. Fire Chief Berney J. Houston said a parking attendant likely triggered the blast when he activated a switch after backing a car into a gas pump. an electric arc ignited the fuel. Dozens suffered minor injuries as walls were ripped from the building.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
criHeal
Berney J. Houston
Finnel
Houston
F M Student Held as Evader in Lancaster Case
Carl Steganthaler an 18 year old Franklin and Marshall College student turned himself in on a selective service act violation charge. His Baltimore minister father had urged him to register. The Rev Gottlieb Siegenthaler of St Matthew's Church in Baltimore pleaded for registration. The commissioner said the youth was pre ministerial and the set in a $5 000 bond was posted.
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Jamestown
Ann Quisimberto
Bindsey Avenue
East Second
Bigelow
All-Way Electric Co
Edmund Potock
E. South Street
Corry Hospital
Corry Grange
Horn Block
Raymond Lodge
Machinists Hall
Pauline Carson
Union City
Erie County
Donald Carson
Oll City
I.D_alter
New Castle
Chaig
Alter
U. S
Nok Isylay
Journal Office
Associated Press
Lancaster
Carl Steganthaler
Franklin and Marshall College
Baltimore
Gottlieb Siegenthaler
St. Matthew's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Austin McCollough, Jr
McCollough
Miller's News and Sport Store Casting Rods and Gear
Miller's News and Sport Store advertises casting rods plugs lines reels and related fishing gear. Local shop notes new stock and prices for anglers in the community.
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Miller's News and Sport Store
Pennsylvania Farm Column Reports June Crop Conditions
Field notes detail rapid crop growth despite storms with June rainfall one third below normal. Corn grew after a late start, wheat and barley yields mixed, oats improving, potatoes fair but weedy, tobacco strong, hay promising, alfalfa second crop near cutting, pastures good, apples peaches pears grapes in Erie belt progressing. Pennsylvania farmers plant record acreages for canning, tomatoes shipped 858 cars into PA, snap beans up 17 percent, green beans lead ahead of wax variety, pea carriages contracted for about 9,000 acres in several counties.
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Grops
Franklin County
Erie Belts
Funeral Rites for Mrs Carrie Johnson in Beaverdam
Services were held for Mrs Carrie Johnson on Wednesday afternoon at the United Brethren church with Rev H R Harris officiating. Beavens were relatives and interment followed in Beaverdam cemetery. Attendees included families from Lakewood Warren Kingua Union City Tre Perry Abbey Youngstown and West Green Pennsylvania among others.
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Carrie Johnson
West Irving Street
United Brethren Church
H.R. Harris
Harley Banks
Harald Fish
Gerald Bagley
Jesus
Valley of Peace
Beavens
Glenn Edmonds
Rus Hawley
Francis Hayley
David Hadley
George Voss
Dennis Ray
Beaverdam
J. A. Conners
Lakewood
Frank Smith
Warren
Gertrude White
Kingua
Dolly McIntyre
Union City
G. A. Edmonds
Glenm Edmonds
Archie Hawley
Russell Hawley
Francis Hawley
Douglas Ray
Tre
Perry Abbey
Orson Abbey
Youngetown
J. E. Turner
W. B. Tummery
West Green
George May
William May
Nort Hast, PA
Harvest yield expected lower due to rot and weeds
The report notes 14 tone per acre in 1841 but root rot wet weather and heavy weeds may cut yields to less than a ton per acre this year. Total vegetable crop for canning may reach 52 000 acres this year versus 44 060 acres in 1941 says the department.
Gandhi inspired plea for pants from shipyard worker
M. R. Wolfkeil, a 886 pound San Pedro shipyard worker, urges President Roosevelt to intervene in WPB clothing rules. He claims three-time votes and asks Leon Henderson to avoid priority for cloth and to set a price ceiling for pants, stating he urgently needs overalls and does not want to be a California Gandhi.
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Roosevelt
M. R. Wolfkeil
Wolfkeil
San Pedro
Cal
WPB
California
Gandhi
Leon Henderson
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White Rouse Pectin Bottle
Sp Bae Eee Sir
Betty Crocker
Snow White
Shefford Glass
Shefford Chevelle Cheese
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Red Wing
Chuck
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Pascal Celery
Smuckers
Deans
Camay
Haddock m
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Machinists
Tamestown
Ruby Graham Johnson
Louis A. Johnson
United States Air Corps
Philippines
Civil Air Patrol
Jamestofn General Hospital
Health and Hospital Board
Doothy Dottereleh
Als
Nichols
Venturetown
Tri-State Engineering Company
Western Auto
Dimbirke
Joseph K. Taylor
Nerr
Ryanville
J. J. Magee
R.D. 1
Centerville
Bouls
Hicks
Titusville
Pitusville Hospital
Pennsylvania’ Motor Police
Lemme
George Varich
Guily
Alme
Varich
John Hornick
Titusville Selective Service Board
Brie
Golconda
Hyderbad
India
District of Columbia
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Department of Agriculture
Avams
Branklin
York
Somerset
Sy Teale
Spead
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Community Loan Company
North Center Street
Dial
AI Children’s
Helen
Erie
Neil McLan Erie
Delaware
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