Kellcigg corn flakes and local ads in City and Vicinity
Local ads announce Kellcigg corn flakes and automato juice at 25 cents, matches in sets of six, and grocery support. Notes on services since 1902, plus a flood of small notices: a fatal farm accident near Reypolisville, a 3 year old injury in Forestville, reunions, hospital updates, hotel deaths in Reading and Meadville, coast guard efforts, a Nazarene picnic, barber shop moves, and service flag sales. Also weather impacts on the Allegheny River and assorted local notices on real estate, births, and civic events.
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Kellcigg
Reypolisvile
Joseph C. Proelich
Winslow Township
Duals Hospital
Holly's
Sillver Creek
Abila
Forestville
Beotip Crowell
Daurghter
Ed Crowell
Rhinehart Hospital
Ainsworth
Vincent Ryan
West High Street
Union City
Margaret Wing
West Pleasant Street
Curry Hospital
Gary Troyer
Clayton ‘Troyer
Union Cuy
R. D
Corry Hospital
Moeni
Frank M. Grimaldi
Meadville
Beadquartens Sixth Corps
Chicago
Army Medical Corps
Etta Lissey
East Main Street
H. J. Grant
de Jean
Cochran
Erie
Reed Hotel
J. Peter Klein
Reading
Sam
Cleveland
Paul Tetzlaff
Reed
Elks’ Club
United States Coast Guardsmen
Merle Alfred Ghinchar
Conneaut Lake
Titusville Postoffice route realignment announced
Announcement by Postmaster Pearle Seep states August 1 changes reduce Titusville air routes from four to three by splitting Route 3 between Routes 1 and 3. No regular carrier loses a job. longtime No 2 carrier Ralph J Ghering retired May 1 with no replacement appointed. The Salvation Army Home League postpones tonight's meeting. text meeting moved to next Wednesday with location to be announced.
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Titusville
Pearle Seep
Ralph J
Gheririg
The
Salvation Army Nas
Rural Carriers End of State Convention in Pennsylvania
The 40th annual Pennsylvania Rural Carriers convention concluded with endorsements for wartime pay increases for host postal workers and retirement after 20 years of service, regardless of age. I Gallagher of Prospect was elected president, and Mrs Donal P Hill of Moyersville became president of the women’s auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audooma
Pennsylvania
Carters
I. Gallagher
Proepact
Donal P. Hill
Moyersville
Women's Auxiliary
Rationed Food Replaced After Floods in New York Reach
Office of Price Administration crews work to replace destroyed stocks of sugar and other rationed goods in the flood hit southwestern New York area. Rehabilitation teams report perceptible headway in clearing streets and homes washed away by high water from the upper Alleghany river. Local municipal government covers pumping and cleanup costs as weekends floods recede.
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Erneneel Eters
Office of Price Administration
Floo-Snert
New York
Olega
Alleghany River
Fragmentary historical note on dogs and medicines in Quebec
A garbled OCR fragment references dogs nibbling carts in Quebec, a mention of Meshallan State hospital, and a claim about a large hospital in the United States. It also cites a clay substance Teaolin used to make pores, a China discovery around 0, and trees growing in tropical fevers with dates and names including John Barish and Faud Tans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
China
Nat John Barish Wan
Hoo
England
Milk Control Board Chair Vacancy Widens
Appointment to fill a vacancy on the Milk Control Commission is anticipated in Harrisburg. John D. Snyder, a former North Omptin County sheriff, was ordered to report Friday at Fort Ogsthokpe. Snyder joined the commission in 1997, leaving Chairman Jon M. McBee as the sole member. The three member panel has sat vacant since 1989. The governor’s secretary J. Paul Pedisey noted urgency and the chair’s limited authority for day to day work, while a Justice Department ruling was sought on broader powers. McKee, appointed April 13, 1849, has not been Senate confirmed and remains blocked by Republican votes.
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Associated Frese Harrigburg
Mitte Control Commission
John d. Snyder
Aieutenanty Tribe
Army
Snyder
North
Omptin County
Fort Ogsthokpe
Tig Mille
Tig Action
Jon M. Meee
Theta
Canoy
J. Paul Pedisy
James
Tins
MoKes
Justice Department
James Jimé
McBee
Senate
McKee
U S War Losses Now at 44 143
United States forces have suffered 44 149 casualties since the war began with 1 101 dead 3 218 wounded and 36 124 missing. An Office of War Information statement said many missing were at Bataan Corregidor and Java and are believed prisoners of war. No definite report on their fate has been received from the International Red Cross.
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Sncoweamnone
Washington
Thly
United States
Office of War Thtomation
Mos
Bataan J and Corregidor
Java
International Red Cross
New School Executive Named at Pittsburgh
Dr Henry Harrington Fil dean of the University of Kentucky was elected superintendent of Pittsburgh schools to fill the vacancy created by the death of Dr Ben Graham. The board announced two candidates were nominated Hill and Gerald D Whitney as associate superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Henry Harrington Fil
University of Kentucky
Ben Graham
Board of Education
Hill
Gerald D. Whitney
State's Fed Taxes Show Big Gain
Washington July 2 Pennsylvanians paid a record 269 6 a 045 in personal income taxes for the fiscal year ending June 30, more than double the prior year. Corporate taxes totaled 290 562 498 up from 160 260 704. Internal revenue receipts reached 19 047 064 333 versus 7 970 108 277 in January 1941.
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Ron Washington
Penn- Wivanians Pel
Submarine Attack Reports Ship Losses in Caribbean
A submarine attack in the Caribbean yesterday left fifteen sailors missing from a 45 man crew. Two survivors described being held for two hours before the sub dive. Navy planes searched for the raider while war news and train updates interrupted daily schedules.
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Caribbean
Cotti
Letters Are Now Available for Army Mail Service
A shipment of V mail letter sheets for the armed forces is received at the Corry post office. Postmaster James B. Bullivan announces the V mail system uses a combined letter sheet and envelope for efficient correspondence. Restrictions limit patrons to three sheets per day to reduce waste and ensure available supplies.
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Corry
James B. Bullivan
Torres Y
Columbus Picnic Marks Thirty-First Reunion at Mather Park
The thirty-first annual Columbus reunion and picnic will be held at Mather Park on Wednesday, August 12. Committees are arranging athletic events and diversions with a cafeteria lunch in the Community church to accommodate out-of-town guests. a complete program will be announced soon.
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Columbus
Mather Park
Mrs. Humphrey Dies Suddenly at Corry Home
Mrs. Humphrey wife of James H. Humphrey of 1223 White Street died suddenly at 3:30. Born March 23, 1861 at MacLeiland’s Corners near Edinboro, she lived in Corry thirty years and was a Seventh Day Adventist. Survived by husband, a stepson Ray Humphrey of Union City RD 4, daughters in law Julia Church of Loma Linda California and others, three brothers Almond Ryan Charles Ryan and Timothy Ryan. several nieces and nephews. Services 1:00 Friday at Seventh Day Adventist Church with Elder Andrew Pepping officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. Body at Davison funeral home until Friday noon.
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Nucy Sumphrey
Aga Sua
Humphrey
James H. Humphrey
MaCleland’s
Edinboro
Corry
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ray Humphrey
Union City
R. D
Seveth Day Adventist Church
Andrew Pepring
Erie
Pine Grave
Davison Funeral Home
City of Erie Considers Buying Niagara Property
Erie council discussed purchasing the old Niagara property on State Street for 3000 dollars plus 1542 in taxes. The proposal, led by councilman Otsollau, would allow the site to display both Perry’s flag, the Niagara, and the U.S. Michigan at the peninsula.
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City OF
Erie
Niagara
Cans
Perry
U.S. Michigan
Penngula
Russell Defends Pa Relief Increases Exceeding Most States
Philadelphia officials argue welfare benefits rise Aug 1 will lift cash grants by about 11 percent while PA, with few exceptions, maintains a higher standard of living than other states. Howard L. Russell says increases are substantial and offset cost of living, despite criticism from unions and advocacy groups.
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Meg Cna
Ted
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Howard L. Russell
Public Assistance
Pennsylvania
New Yorks
County and Municipal Workers Union
Philadelphia Family Society
Bergy Libby
The
Society
Russell
Attorney General Pushes for State Parole Law
Attorney General says the parole law, drafted by a legislative commission led by Judge James G. Gordon, is important and must be appealed to the highest state court for review. He notes that Jack MacCade’s action voids a ruling, while the parole board will continue to operate until the state’s highest court rules.
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Atty
James G. Gordon
Philadelphia
Reto
Commonwealth
Jifk MacCade
Haying
Delaware County
Pmt
Parole Board
Corry entries and Winnie Willan PS National Act FRED on
fragmented OCR notes discuss Michigan mortgage chamber weightman association and public notices. mentions women, military corps, auxiliary start in July, extensive army quantities and handicapped aid. reflects uncertain tone on optimism, gasoline and rubber shortages, and caution about dreams.
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Corry
Llero and Scribes of a Distant Land
Fragmentary text mentions Llero and Suc Dumas with unclear references to births in July and a voyage or adventure. The garbled lines reference authors, a castle Garbaldi, and an editor with possible renewal or publishing context, but specifics are unreadable.
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Llero
Sands of
Dumas
Keeteers
Oristo
Garbaldi
Iape
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Towarzystwo Wolna Polska
Church of the Nazarene
Mead Park
Alte
Joe Credm
Carroll
Harry Lamona
Elks Club
Harry Paulson
Journal
Roy Martin
Glintonville
Cecili
Panama Canal Zone
J. A. Martin
Clintonville
yeHentay
Martin
Clinton- Ville
Canal Zone
Straughn
Findley Lake
M. Anderson
Brankiin
Alleghiny
Taylands
Herb Carroll
Keane
Ushegun Lake
Ollocle
Janice Gillis
Dante
Round
Dad Fellows Hall
Grand Valley
Brownies Keys Long Ramblers
Ataar
Bonnie
James Toohey
Etail Drew
George Poohey
Spartanaburg
Mary
Bills
North Center Street
Allegheny
Franklin
Western Auto
Mabel W. Buoy
Peash Street
Soldiers and Sailors
Frank B. Ritts
Allegheny General
Pitsburgh
Olarion
Kenneth Myers
Lebanon
Pist National Bank
Shippensvills
Clarion County
Powell Motors
Elaine Moncton
S. Park Row
Beth
State Peninsula Park
James J. Moncton
Mercer
Meyer , County, Wool Producers
EF. P. Schoomaker
Kingsley Township
Forest County
Frank Watson
Filksbury
Cuerricats
Styla
Wheaties
Tvory
Phe
Randall Chicken Broth
Randall Chicken
Wilson
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Jour
Nest
Maceia
National Bank OF Corry
Amsures Sy Min Fruraal Defoe Eeetincr
Bo Scrat Apt
U.S
Fed
P. Ri Fe
Corrie
Hoon
Prin Boty
Elock
Shin
Yolint States Army
Germany
Congress
Celoron Park
Iyeyerstes
Beeriaa Tae
R, KR. Desmond
Pursy Notts R.R, Merker
Olin Moore
P. Poulson
Claude Price
Swift
Ohio
Cook Army
Thin Cou
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