Local Weather, Wrecks, and Public Notices Patchy Tuesday
Weather remains cloudy with scattered showers while later forecasts promise high temperatures and humidity. Reports describe street damage from a recent windstorm, railroad wreckage cleanup at Glyndon, and utility work along Olean City roads. Public notices cover water usage limits, vacancy reporting in Erie, and a Pennsylvanian vehicle inspection deadline approaching midnight Tuesday.
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Bent
Aocu Ey
G. Dorrance Wickham
Wriday
Mrs Christensen Died At Corry Hospital
Mrs Chilatine Chirlatensen of Columbus died at Corry Hospital after two weeks illness. Born April 28 1883 in Demmurl she came to Los country in 1810 and lived in Brie before moving to Columbus. Survived by daughter Mrs Wiward Kitty three sons Lars and Fred Christensen at home and Jordan Chiristmjech USN one sister Mrs Mari Jeuse and three brothers. Funeral details to be announced likely at Braver Bette ring Fund Hoe and services in Lorawhingte.
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Chilatine Chirlatensen
Columbus
Cris Chiristinnen
Demmurl
Los Country
Brie
Curty
Fey
Christensen
Tuti
Jordan Chiristmjech
USN
Sifer
Mari Jeuse
Cris Chatter
Thomas
Jove Cartstensen
Denmark
Dir] Innis
OPA Lists Stamps Val Ow August
Washington July 28 stamps issued by OPA cover several values including Rell far menis-fale PY OL HL KA and others. The new stamps remain valid through November 3 and may be used on the first party purchases.
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OPA
Qosyrianen Cress
Washington
Fire destroys service station near Fairview High School
A fire early today gutted the Forbes Service Station near Fairview High School, destroying the garage and house of W. Reese. Chief Leininger estimated losses at 8000 dollars. Reese, his wife and two children escaped in night attire as flames threatened nearby structures. Two youths alerted occupants as the blaze spread toward the Howie residence.
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Cir
Erie Payroll Decline Noted as War Labor Shortage Grows
An Erie labor survey shows payrolls down and a worsening manpower shortage in war industries. The report cites 600 vacancies in manufacturing and longer hours for remaining workers, with 12S male workers needed for essential wartime output. Managers warn the gap threatens production and the war effort.
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George
Ding
Janager
Erie US
Lang
Wwe
Company A Drills at Loveland Field
A fragmentary report notes Company A drilled at Loveland Field with squads forming in close order. Serjeant Burkett and Phillis are named among the participants, with forty seven aged and two offices present. The text references a period of drill and an appeal to a desirable performance, though details are garbled.
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Phillis
Burkett
Miguistan
Uien Jambeul
Jean
Stow Ferry Sets Season Plan Amid Traffic Curb
Local officials report updated tolls and traffic controls for the Stow Ferry season. The initiative aims to ease vehicle flow, with pedestrian access adjustments and revised schedules for peak days, including the upcoming weekend and holiday periods.
Ex Jamestown Man Killed In Virginia Tragedy
A former prominent lumber dealer and sportsman from Jamestown district Edward FE sulin, age 47, was killed in a Virginia incident. He was struck by a passenger car while crossing a street near his home. The obituary notes his lengthy lumber and manufacturing business, community involvement, and his surviving wife Mary Hunter Sulin and an extended family including Bert Gewey and M. Londell Wahl. Local officials investigated and reported the crash occurred while he was walking near his residence.
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Virginia
Edward FE Sulin
Daniiuvly
Emian
Watt
Calkins
Marlon
Deenraine
Billi
Particuteriyy
Weil
Lisurly
Steel
Bert Gewey
Tyay
Bayriela Wie
Wu Mtgejon
Improvements at C. A. Church
The article reports planned improvements to the C A Church including entrance adjustments and street frontage work. It mentions contractors Kennedy Brothers and the firm of Ehnayd at Union City to perform the contracted bridge and related construction.
Mrs George Gathers of Franklin Dies at Home
Mrs George Gathers of Franklin died recently at her home after a period of illness. She was born March 27, 1880, in Illinois and had resided in the city for many years. Survived by her husband and several relatives. Funeral arrangements announced by Rev. Hriy Siete of the Church of God. Body to be shipped to San Francisco for burial.
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George Gathers
Franklin
Tay
Watson
Caellin
Maren
Samuel Ain Melhida Airgin Mallii
Brand
Hee Lawson
Vecultvilley Op Gruber
Willen Om
San
Bradford Tragedy Ends After Friendly Wrestling Accident
Harry Witchen 58 a longtime Bradford resident died at Bradford Hospital at 2 45 pm following injuries from a wrestling incident with Edward Menaightin near a highway in Lafayette township. Witnesses testified Witchen tripped and fell onto a raised piece of grouse, suffering four broken ribs and a captured lung. A hearing found accidental death, with no criminal negligence by McLaughlin.
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Bradford
Harry Wiichen
Bradford Hospital
Witmesses
Witchen
McLaughlin
Anchor Pots Old Jar Rubbers Under Bow Window Sills
Anchor pots with jar rubbers placed under bow window sills protect the lis and absorb the pots in glace.
For Sale Classifieds and Stock Market Rundown
Page compiles miscellaneous sale notices for heating stoves gas ranges furniture skates pillows and upholstery items from C W Mathews Rufene and John Clangti. Then a Buffalo and Pittsburgh stock and livestock section reports hog and cattle prices, plus New York and London market notes and a brief United Press summary on Churchill government odds and several major stocks.
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C. W. Mathews
Bear Lake-Lottaville
Giri
West Park Place Fe
EB. Perkins
East Smith St
Staing Col
John Clangti
Pilis
Bell
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Atsaconda Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright General Medrle — General Mataes: Kemnecatt
Montgomery Ward
Nations Bisewlc
National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Penneya Socony
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel
Westinghouse, Electric
Youngstown
Ark Na Gas
South Penn
Potsdam Ultimatums Outlined by Allied Leaders
Amid muddled text the article references Potsdam and allied terms on Japan. It mentions leaders possibly Winston Churchill and others. The piece hints at postwar settlement topics such as demilitarization, territorial adjustments, reparations, and the fate of Japanese armed forces, though text remains garbled.
Eight D He Yesterday Wa Ive Day Daving In Excess
Fragmentary OCR notes describe daily temperature readings and a late eighteenth or early nineteenth century record. The text references dates, days, and a high temperature around 84 to 88 degrees with an entry noting 1816. The legible parts suggest a weather or climate record but many words are garbled.
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Laurie Sherwood
Fritz and Reagle
Tr Gs
North Center Streets
Corry
Oi City
Frankin
Tidioute
Lown
Highway Department
Casey's
Datcow
John Morrison
Quality Oneh
James Tayie
Navy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Glyndon
Toast Railway
Titusville
Tewax
Pumpkin
Thatchery
Erie
Charles Schloss
Llefty Mail
Alderman
McCarthy
Aleyor Negra
Chautauqua Solint
Urbos
Itis
Mundville
Shieenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Guard
Indiantown
Arzd Bullock
Third Service Command
K. Nagely
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange Service
Europe
Cooperative
Italy
J. A. McNel
Lora
Lawrence Dani
Chicago
Iminne
Tia Fane
Holte
Kane
Medwa
Rignard Gwent
Rust Main Street
Miller
Fis
Che
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Revenue
Avid We Harris
Tory Ie
C. B. Porter
Soul Paildena
Calif
Jnsige
Allison Wawle
Wuarven
Yy Jiu Euunyy
Pennssylvani Traguor Central Board
Wera
Wiohael A. Picheno
Eric
Ernest Lachesh
Tre
Corry Hospital
Fairview
Loveland Field
STOW
Max Yiuues
Pias Tomas
Feghway Elivesla
Conney
Neal
Seasty
Oh Satuday
Aly
Lal LE
Mary Teheyy
Garbably
Jamestown
Carters Pills
Lebanon
Parae Arte
Mseline Ly
Eyae
Athe
Poccee
Seal O' Dente
Uisteen
Nik
C. A. Church
Washington Street
Litileat
Hue
Bnet Wah
Pune
Iwi
Wundtelie
Kennedy Brothers
OB. Ehenayd
Sterlin
Lovsl
Thomas Motor Gu
Weiman
Don Price
J. Q
Tyessive Island
Robert Lonuis Stevenson
Alabama
Ariana
Arkansas
Levis B. Schwellentack
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Thomas Gray
The
Tonehancellor
A. Phil M. Herzog
London
Crystal
Coal & Ice
Maple Avenue
Wranea
Joe's Radio
Telouadio
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Root
Railway Expres
Hustler
Rewleigh's
Dept
Chester
PGR
P.O
Evie
Blakeslee Brothers
Spartansurg
Sitya
Fourth Ward
AO Papers
Twentine
West Pleasant Street
Bae
Soltes
Lund's
Garland
Snyder Circle
Spring Street
Dial
Manuel
Taylor and Sorenson
Comer Spring
West South Sts
Doane's Hardware
West Main Street
Lita
North Center Street
Wiented
Wash Main Street
Warnees
Elmer McAiroy
West
Mls Street
Cunadolitia
Maly
Blacktop Road
George Belen
Bath
Wayne Japel
Scott's Crossing
Zalzieck’s
West Washington Steel
Burns
Buffalo
Cannes
Jamie Steady Wood
Plppsburgh
Ronning
TOK Tos
ISL
Britain
Dan Potsdam
Ulimatum
Great Britain
Russia
Viet Interventia
Stalin
Conduet
Soonn i
Potsdam
Abe
Hon
Pei Heonony
Quonpatior
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