Jamestown Worker Injured in Explosion at Marlin-Rockwell
Jamestown July 28 an explosion at Marlin-Rockwell Corporation injured Walter Prue 43 of 209 Barrett Avenue a deep laceration and bruises to his right leg when struck by a flying object near an enclosed furnace smoke-filled area. Prue was taken by Boyd ambulance to WCA hospital admitted in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Marlin-Rockwell
Marlin-Rockwell Corporation
Prue
Boyd
Wc.a. Hospital
Corry Area Residents Note Weekend Visits and Travel
A flood of local residents are listed visiting relatives and friends across several towns. Mrs Frank N Aies and Joan Creuthy plan trips to Hornell and Buffalo returning Sunday. Emily and Jess Dodd stay with the Feldhus family. Helen and Ruby Hildebrand return from a cherry harvest trip in North East. Minnie Boyle visits Findley Lake then Corry. Additional notes mention visits to Erie, Warren, Toronto, Lakewood, and Detroit with various families and furloughs, plus travel to Cleveland and Pittsburgh for family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N Aies
Joan Creuth
Cpl
George Chuuthy
Hornell
Buffalo
Emily
Jess Dodd
Ernest H. Feldhus
Franklin Street
Helen
Ruby Hildebrand
North East
Minnie Boyle
Findley Lake
West Park Place
Jarvis Bisbee
Erie
Merrittt Deyoe
South Center Street
Carel Mas Cochran
East Prederick Street
Lakewood
Walter Hultberg
Corry
Helen Jones
Lois McCray
Toronto
Canada
Robert I. Howard
Warren
Leon Frank
West Washington Street
Alta Keppel
Fern
Highfield
W. G. Barton
East Cleveland
Union City
Mary Jo Hansen
Dorothy Madison
Mildred Alfred
Boston
Mass
Ava Miller
Pauline Varovich
Detroit
Mich
Rod
Nell "Day
Meadville
Cory
W. A. Heath
Concord Street
Donald Hand
West Church Street
Kearney
Neb
William McCarthy
Billy
Ohio
Clyde Goodwill
Russell Wilson
James L. Kingleth
Fort Custer
Battlecreek
Orval Johnson
Arnold Johnson
Glen Davis
Pyt
Howard Johnson
Baxter Springs
Kaw
Mary Om
Jeannette
Baressi
Cleveland
Elder Kinkaid
Pittsburgh
Walter H. Sands
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Robert J. Bowles
Rome
8. L. Bowles
North Center Street
J. H. Heerlein
Myra Lou
H. Lynnn Rice
Richard Carlson
American Women Face Wartime Fashion Rationing Shifts
In wartime America the WPB silhouette and rationing shape new coats suits and frocks. Rayon crepes and spun fabrics shrink to a few popular weaves while woolens favor classic looks. Quality tweed and durable designs remain available at varying prices, with only shoes currently rationed and shoppers urged to buy only what is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worothy
AY Fashion Editir
NEW Lore
England
America
Angie Gam
Baby Boys Born This Morning to Local Families
A son was born this morning at Sorry hospital to Mrs. Howard Til otson of Spartansburo R D 1. A baby boy was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roden of 19/4 Fourths Avenue at Corry hospital. A baby gift was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Nes Suy Fish of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tilotson
R. D
Spartansburo
Robert Roden
Fourths Avenue
Corry Hospital
Mr. and
Nes, Suy Fish
Spartansburg
Two Are Honored At Contiettes Meeting
At the Contiettes No. 102 regular meeting Mrs Rosa McElroy was honored on her birthday and Mrs Thelston Mason, moving to Newark New Jersey, received a personal shower. Delegates to the national encampment in New York City were elected along with alternates. A report praised the supper served to the Goolies on Sunday July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contiettes
W.5
West
Rosa McElroy
Thelston Mason
Newark
N. J
New York City
Mason
McElroy
Merle Amy
John Boland
Neighborhood Club entertain guests at Spring Street home
Mrs Paul B Stroup hosted the Neighborhood Club gathering last evening at her Spring Street residence. Two 500 cable games were played with prizes won by Mrs Burton Smock and Mrs Douglas Reynolds. Attendees included Mrs George Maloney Mrs Kingdon Drake Mrs Alton Klinger and Mrs Wallace Kerstetter. The group adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Smock's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Stroup
Spring Street
Burton Smock
Douglas Reynolds
George Maloney
Kingdon Drake
Alton Klinger
Wallace Kerstetter
Smock
Club Entertained By Miss Violet Raeke
Miss Violet Raeke entertained her club Monday night at her South Center Street home. Seven members attended and played games with Mr. Arthur Goring winning the piles for the evening. Miss Reeke served lunch. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Everett Phillips on West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Raeke
South Center Street
Arthur Goring
Miss Reeke
Everett Phillips
West Church Street
Regular Rotarians Meet at Corry Hotel Dinner
The Corry Rotary Club held its regular dinner meeting last night at the Hotel Corry. After the meal the club adjourned to the railroad station to view the group of local selectors chefs for service. E F Bitters of Tibisville attended as a guest.
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Corry
Blue Stamp Value Changes Announced by AP
Washington July 28 The Office of Price Administration outlines August point adjustments overlapping September stamps with new rules effective August 1. Increases include canned fruits and berries nine points per pound for select items while others rise to six points. decreases cover frozen fruit juices to two points and varied changes apply to beans and tomato juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Feet Get Fashionable Treatment in City Salons
Two little feet, long neglected in beauty care, gain attention as foot health and aesthetics become a trend. A Pitth Avenue salon opens a room for exclusive foot massage pedicure and shine with mentholated lotion and powder. A home foot kit offers preparations for those unable to visit salons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. C
Pitth Avenue
Fest
West End Attack Leaves Two Children Injured
Police probe an alleged assault in the West End after a girl and her brother, both youths, were injured near a trestle by a suspected pair of Fourth Ward boys. The girl, Lillybells Foreman, 11, has a broken right clavicle and severe scalp laceration, while her brother Tommy, 8, bears bruises from being tossed down the embankment. The incident occurred near Corry’s popular swimming spot by Gale street crossing. both victims were taken to Corry Hospital as officers questioned suspects.
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Qwest End
Corry
John D. Flanigan
Aaiyrence Vanderhoof
Grand Street
Gale Street
Flanigan
Hugh Foreman
West Main Street
Lillybells Foreman
Tommy
Corry Hospital
Gir
RAF Continues to Pound German Centers in Night Attacks
Allied bombers and patrols pressed across Germany and occupied areas, striking Hamburg and Bremen, with Hamburg described as concentrated and effective. Cologne and Hamburg have been bombed repeatedly, while Schippl airfield in Holland faced fighter intercepts and four enemy planes were shot down. Allied daylight raids hit Triqueville airfield in France as Thunderbolts escorted U S bombers against targets in northern France.
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Germany
Golland
France
Hamburg
Air Ministry
Bremen
Cologne
Ust
Schippl
Holland
United States
Triqueville
Foot Massage Technique From Toe To Heel Guide
Massage begins at the toes with a rotary motion to strengthen toe muscles. Hold the foot, massage under the metatarsals with the knuckles, then work up toward the ankle with thumbs and finger pads. Finish by massaging the heel and ankle.
Letter From Son In Nazi Prison Reaches Utica Family
Franklin July 8 Mr and Mrs D Latshaw Utica R D 2 have received word from their son David Doc in a German prison camp The note in his handwriting on special prison stationery says he is allowed two letters monthly and mentions his prisoner number 590485 He writes I am in the best of health there is no need of worrying It is fair here He just finished his first half day’s work and notes Miss Beach at the Red Cross will show how you can write
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Latshaw
Utica
R. D
David
Doc
Germany
Beach
The
Red Cross
Corry Truck Involved In Crash Near Erie
Erie July 2 A Corry truck driven by Berry Burkhouse collided with a hayrack driven by Fred Young on Route 19 a mile and a half south of Kearsarge wounding Louse Xoune 36 and injuring Mrs Young who was riding in the hayrack. Burkhouse said he tried to pass but was forced back by oncoming traffic and one horse drawing the hayrack was injured. Mrs Young was admitted to St Vincents hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Aare
Louse Xoune
Bmrry Burkhouse
Corry
Hayrick
Fred Young
Kearsarge
Message From a Soldier Letters Swap Request
A brief note indicates a soldier asking to inform others of his status as he sends two letters every three months. He mentions fellow soldiers from the OGG camp and Ray Terrell from quit city as being present.
Fragmented line hints at overdue item or sale
A fragmentary OCR clue mentions overdue items and a sale note with unclear details. The readable parts reference timing and possibly a duty or due date, but exact subjects and entities remain unspecified.
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Fragmentary text appears. The readable parts suggest a brief note about a group or item with unclear context and missing key details. No identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations are confirmed in the accessible content.
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Ci Aga
Unclear OCR fragment hints at boxing bout and top contender
Fragmentary text mentions bout timing and a top contender. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to form a factual summary.
Stekles TM Now in Of Dist Quar Ment
Stekles TM enters a new stage in the district quarrel as legal actions proceed. Mentions of involved parties and dates point to ongoing proceedings and potential outcomes in the local judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stekles
Ball Train and Borland Engage in 40 Trou Competition
In a compact local report, participants including Borland and the Ball Train contested a 40 trou event. The readable lines indicate a light, community sports note with no clear final score or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las
Borland
Fragmentary sports note from Pitt game incomplete
Partial OCR yields a torn report mentioning Pitt, a coach, and a pitcher or player with a modified name. The readable portion hints at a game or performance with a coach named Steve and a player with a noted pitch, but key facts are missing.
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Ga Stores
Mayfair
Kewilworth
Kellogg’s
Parkerhouse
Healy
Gaberdines
Bernstein Brothers
Corry, PA
Brother
RAF
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Venango County
David Latshaw
OGG
Ray Terrell
Zuckerman
Dini
North Center
Oorty, Pa
Orangas
Salerno
Watson
Leona Bologna
Thuringer
Golf
Othe
Paseb
Firs Corp
Pegain
Hank
Pitt
Sea Teague
Tager
Steve
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