War and harvest notes from the region
The report covers heavy rains and cooler weather forecast, a New Guinea casualty from Clyde Major's family, a Buff alo hospital posting, and a Erie Coast Guard demonstration. It notes cherry-picking trips by 172 locals, Holstein breeders admitted to the association, unlicensed driving prosecutions, and SPARS officer training. Also mentioned are cherry harvest efforts in Jamestown and missing Pennsylvania soldiers listed by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Major
Merle Jackman
Corry
Pennsylvania
Holstein-Priesan Association of America
National Holstein Association
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Washington
Coast Guard Women’s Reserve
Two Union City Boys Killed in War Action
Telegrams from Washington confirm the deaths of two Union City youths, with a third wounded, all from Union City area during the war in Europe. Aden Neal Ween of Union City and John Kral were among the fallen, while Arden Faull of Union City was seriously wounded in France and treated at an army base hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Orly
Walon City
Bnys
Gellows
Renera
R. D
Union City
Aden
Nad Ween
Donald Hewitt
Red Cross
England
Haad
Hewitt
Torreatmant
War Department
Kral
John Kral
France
Bet
Krol
Camp Gordon
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Fort Dix
Arden Faull
Harold Earl
Army
Mahaffey Camp Meeting Opens After War Time Restorations
Mahaffey Pennsylvania prepares a temporary city at Susquehanna Park Camp Ground for a 10 day encampment by the Christian and Missionary Alliance of Western Pennsylvania. About 2000 campers, 250 tents, four dormitories and 110 cottages will support 1100 meals per service as tabernacles and facilities are readied for the 6 45 PM Friday start and ongoing services through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaffey
Susquehanna Park
Mfe
Christian and Missionary Alliance of Western Pennsylvania
Ivy
Meribelle Smith
Erle
Wid
Clarence Smith
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Clyde McCray
Albert Speith
Baptist Notes
Jesson
Albert Spelth
McDowell
Tabernacle
Ramon Ross
Spartansburg
Enle
Doyle Anderson
Victory Club Plans Meetings and Socials In Spartansburg
Victory Club president Mrs. Harry Firth calls a Tuesday meeting for July 25 to discuss membership drive and sending boxes to servicemen. Socials include many local visits. residents attend dinners and gatherings at Cochranton and nearby towns as community life centers on church events and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Club
Sparta
Arden
Bennet
Helen Campbell
Borathy
Pittsburgh
Charles
Kenneth ‘Terrill
Altu Ehrhart
J. B. McManters
Cochranton
Spawtansburg
Harry Firth
Chris Maker
Philip Northrop
A.C. Robert Wickwire
Turner Field
Wickwire
Cory
Willard Tillotson
Robert Nichols
Gilbert Paul
Corry Hospital
Mary Titus
Alan Green
G. Andrus
Kearsarge
Charles Searem
Alexia Steadman
Nellie Smitty
Clarabelle
Paul
Ming
Cora Smith
Mabel Schrecken
Gost
Union City
John Culp
Rey
Albert Speitit
Esther
McDowell
J. C. Crosby
Archie Shreve
Lincolnville
B. Doyle Anderson
Mahaffey
Myrtle Bates
D. Canfield
Sherman
N. Y
Lay of Victory Chapel
Catholic Church
Eleanor Rose
Edinboro State ‘Teachers’ College
Marion Aldsdorf
Union City Hospital
Joel Wade
Pfc
Leo Brown
Philadelphia
Ployd Brown
Princess Pat Club
James Paul
James Welty
Martha Ann
Evelyn Day
Five Men Held in Oil City Robberies
Police in Oil City hold five men for investigation after a string of break ins in the community this month. Three were arrested Wednesday and two yesterday. Chief J W Daman said two suspects admitted involvement in at least some break ins and others were implicated by those statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
J. W. Daman
Edinboro Man Freed From Western Penitentiary
Hobert Hugh Tarbell, 28, of Edinboro, was granted a pardon yesterday from a Western Penitentiary sentence imposed last fall. Tarbell pleaded guilty last September to robbery and was sentenced by Judge Miles B. Kilis to serve from three to six years. He had served four months in county jail in 142 after admitting an assault and battery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trie
Hobert Hugh Tarbell
Edinboro
Ward
Govenor Edward Martin
Harrisburg
Tarbell
Miles B. Kiliis
Lake Erie Bible Conference Opens July 30
The Lakeshore Bible Conference begins July 30 at the Lake Erie conference grounds on Went Lie Road. Rev. George Sehmelser of Philadelphia and Rev. Ted Wimer lead the teaching staff with mission inspiration from Rev. Lovsins and Mrs Lovsins. Harley SteVick directs the Muse with Miss Marie Davis of Utica. The final Sunday features Robert G. Le Tourneau and Mrs Harold Strathearn. For details contact R F Washburn or Dr E Schafen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Bele Bille
Browniny
Athe Bible Conference
Jon Thy
Sponskes Willow
Robert Keteham
Walnut Street
Ait
Philadelphia
Lovsins Felat
Ted Wimer
Bin= Teldt
Muse
Harley SteVick
Marie Davis
Utopina
Robert G. le Tourneau
Harold Strathearn
New York
R. F. Washburn
West Ath Street
Oie. Schafen
Peachy Strut
Bui
Four Killed In Auto Truck Crash Shocks Washington PA
Four people died in a fiery auto truck crash in Upper St Clair Township near Washington Pennsylvania last night. Victims were Warren Porter 55 his wife Beatrice 43 his mother Elizabeth Porter 77 and his sister in law Fannie Parte 50. Porter died from burns after flames enveloped him from a broken tank on a truck. Police chief J A Klancher said the three women died instantly from skull injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington
Upper St. Clair Township
Vista
Meadville Natires
Warren Porter
Beatrice
Elizabeth Porter
Fannie Parte
Porter
Storm damages Erie area in severe weather outbreak
A strong storm caused heavy damage across Erie and surrounding areas. Trees were toppled, power lines downed, and fences and structures assessed for safety as residents reported widespread debris and localized flooding. Local authorities urged caution and road crews worked to clear hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Juries Report On Two Deaths In Erie
Juries report two deaths in Erie amid inquest findings. A bus driver involved in the fatal crash near the county courthouse is blamed for a deadly collision that killed Nicholas Dentasteo. The coroner attributes death to a broken spine caused by coal wagon traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Coronas
Erie Laven
Lerday
Berk R. Rounds
Almiel
Nicholas Dentasteo
Chwnberry
Elsworth
Wyonue Baginehi
Perens
Wood
Hull Store Purchased By Youngsville Firm
A long established Youngsville hardware and general store, opened in 1907 by Mr. Big Mpa from Grand Valley, was purchased by Hull Ad Co. The sale ties to veteran Mike Bannan and the firm’s history through World War I. The record notes earlier local business shifts and a significant postwar change in ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Willie Jouul
Yuningevinie
Hull
BaWiiueo
Pune
Youussilfe Uy
Grand Vallee
Ethias Eine
Cartel Church Service Notice and Schedule
Avuj B Ross pastors Sunday services with a special message. Regular worship includes hymns and prayers led by Deacon Reelen and Samilly. A special amen is planned for the late Mr. Hume with the church farewells arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartel Church
Avuj
B. Ross Pasturs
Neil
Nile
Hume
Will Vestvray
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Hilloy
Rlini Baee Ufenberr
Meer
Shol
Leetely
Albert
Duz
Qur
Dox
Fatt
Cooler
Charles Monroe
North East
Monroe
Cony
FBT
Erie Coast Guard
O'Connor
Benjamin Barrett
Farrell
Pennsylvani
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Ohio
Jarrett
al Binte
Chautsuana
Federal Reserve System
Two Nations
Cleveland Reserve Bank
Ottville Bank Company
Ottoville
Putnam County
Rex Theatre
Julius Michel
South Erle Siahten House
Ralph Heath
Heath
Jamestown
Nimber
Lake Shore
Star
Waldo W Glass
Ft Bradford
European
Vt. Howard Anchors
Foxbury
Pio
Leonard FR. Tzblekiy
Mediterranean
Lieut
Sgt
North Corry
Columbus Ave
Armitage
Blue Reese
Park Club Beverages
Phillips
Kellogg's
Lake Erie
West Lake Road
Big Aisin
MEAD
Slogetas
Bela Doyle
Hull Stotore
Earl E. Young
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
Niagara Falls
Ee UY
N.center ST. Gorry
Burma
OFAN
Steve
Serutay
Miles Nervine
Bae Poans
Pep
Tzeae Peale
Mennen
Fletchers
Castoria
Skol
Ganns Sun Tan
ma-Mane
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