Banwers Postseason Glow Fades With Local Warnings
Local notices include a 6:90 PM event at Mind Park, realty transfers for Walter Sweet to Glide Dahl, and a town-wide measles report. Fire tax fund distributions total 29,101.26 will mail checks soon. Corry misses share. Police investigate molestation claim on East Main Street. two measles cases confirmed in Nyly Armitage and Wayne Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exelovlude S. Walter
Sweet
Trst
Dahl
Shady Avenue
Nyly Armitage
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne Morton
Brook Street
F. Clair Ross
Corry
North Girard
Mill Creek Township
Titusville
Linesville
Bear Lake
Corry Pastor to Speak at Clymer Social Items
Fragments recount local social events including a coffee party hosted by Mrs. James Grayink with attendees from Ossining and Kenmere, a birthday surprise for Jacquelyn Goring, and multiple visits and gatherings in Corry and Clymer. Church notices list services at Reformed, Methodist, and North Clymer churches with times and leaders.
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Corry
Clymer
James Belman
Reformed Church
Grayink Home
James Grayink
Treva Wilcox
Pamela
Ossining
N. Y
Sarah Sears
Kenmere
Carol Compton
Florence Legiers
Loujean
Blanche Legiers
Iva June Neckers
Gerrit Timmer
Holland
Mich
Christian Workers
Cornelius Leaters
Tampa
Fla
Garret
Habink
Carry
Larry Goring
Jacquelyn
Lynette Gallup
Kay Gallup
Roberta Bridges
Carol Koo~man
Charlotte Legters
Phyllis Tewinkle
Patty Goggins
Sandra Goggins
Leona Newhouse
Janet Bull
Iadies
Clifard Lepters
Morris
Findley Lake
Anna VanderSchaaf
French Creek
Mary"Lepters
James Gravink
Janette
Donna
Ton
Chautauqua
Hartfield
Judith Meerdini
Ida Legters
Tewinkle
Albert Ressink
St Clymer
Ralph Smithen
Ten
Mary Hayes
Younsaville
Flagg
Quaker Bridge
Olean
Portville
James Helman
First Baptist Church of
Topie
Christ Jesus
First Called Christians Antioch landmark shine in history
First Called Christians at Antioch on the Syrian coast marked a pivotal moment as followers of Jesus were first named Christians. The report notes broader American farm data showing about one third of bricks on farms are older than ten years.
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Antioch-am-the-Orontes
Christianit ‘Y
Jesus
Fight Against Jap Beetle Opens Along East Coast
East Coast battles the Japanese beetle, Popillia Japonica, spreading from Riverton New Jersey to Philadelphia and beyond. Experts warn of rapid spread, note beetles feed on many crops and ornamentals, and rely on milky disease to curb grub damage as control efforts expand.
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East Coast
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Department of Periculture
Phillipsburg to Lose Important Industry
Phillipsburg Pa July 29 A key local manufacturer Mel Chior Armstrong Dessau Company plans to suspend operations at the Phillipsburg plant housed on the former Belding and Mull Gunsight site and move production to Ridgefield New Jersey. Contracts will keep the local plant busy about a month, after which most workers will relocate to the eastern plant due to lack of floor space at the local site.
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Phillipsburg
Arnold Dessau
Mel- Chior
Armstrong Dessau Company
Ridgefield
N. J
Belding and Mull Gunsight Company
Wil
Agre
Dessau
New Jersey
Draft Dodger Survives Self-Inflicted Death Attempt
July 29 improvement noted in Salvatore Nastasi 36 of Broad Channel Long Island held by the Federal Bureau of Prisons after he tried to die by smashing his head into a heavy brass valve in county prison. Hospital attendants report Nastasi fairly comfortable with severe head injuries but no skull fracture.
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Erin
Salvatore Nistasi
Broad Channel
FBT
Hamat
Nastast Spert
Fairy
Mercer Village Spared as Big Depot Project Advances
The Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot will not engulf Mercer Village as earlier feared. The cantonment area lies east of the Sharon Greenville road, with about 130 farms removed and thousands to visit the site. Navy contractor Melton Stuart Co. and Army engineers relocate to new offices near Route 18 as transfers proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon-Greenville
Army
Navy
Melton-Stuart Company
Route
Army Engineers
Gannett, Eastman and Fleming
Erie
Ohio
Pannsylvania Railroad
State Forests Show Rising Income in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 29 The Pennsylvania state forests report strong fiscal returns with income over 165000 for the year ending May 31 1942. Secretary G Albert Stewart said the amount was deposited to the state treasury and marked the department’s largest annual income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
G. Albert Stewart
Department of Forests and Waters
State Treasury
Department
Erie Plans No Appeal From State Ruling
Erie keeps silent on appeal after state superior court ruling ends private tax sales and five year redemption. City solicitor Edward Murphy says the decision saves taxpayers about $12,000 yearly in court costs and removals of liens. The ruling eliminates city tax sales where counties filed delinquent tax claims, with the county acting as trustee for taxing authorities in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
State Superior Court
Edward ML Murphy
Murphy
Bernard J. Cochran
New overhead nearing finish in Jamestown area
July 29 completion of the $160,000 overhead railroad bridge on Route 171 between Lakewood and Ashville is expected early in September. Westbound Erie trains have used the new trestle for about a week while workers weld track and prepare to dismantle the temporary structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Route
Lakewood
Ashville
Frank Boyer
Boyer Construction Company
New York City
General Contractors
Erie
Boyer
Two Jamestown Men Hurt in Plant Mishaps
Workmen injured Monday afternoon were listed in favorable condition at Jamestown General Hospital. Gus Peterson, 62 Forest Avenue, suffered scalp lacerations and possible internal injuries after a fall through a hole while working on the Jamestown Weshefield and Northwestern Railroad depot. Kenneth Stoughton, 29, of Binghamton, was treated after being hurled by a truck against a fence at the Dahlstrom Metal Door Co plant, suffering a tile fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown General Hospital
Gus Peterson
Forest Avenue
Jamestown
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Mabel
Grand Theatre
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Indies’ Ston
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William Swan
Aero Supply
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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South Center Street
Fourth Ward
Charles Olds
Olds
Oldsgarden
Red Cross
Teuch
Charles Stewart
Minsle
Streast
Hiotels
Night Clibs
Muthal Broadcasting System
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WARM
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Orchestra a&Cab Calloway
Tommy Tucker
Henry Busse
Winkin Akem
Pikisant Street
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Strick
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Riverton
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Maryland
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Agriculture Department
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Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
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Hamilton
Corot
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Minor
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Lakewod
CES
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Parkay
Como
REX Theatre
Rosalind Russell
Fred MacMurray
McCloskey
Home Bakery
Aikens Motor Sales
Joseph Guignon
South First Ave
Dial
Frances Purpura
Wing
Willi
Borden's
Cherrats Pig
Nopkins
Henrietta Savako Geo, Wengert
Guy Rogers
Gerald Witteley
Ida Shaffer
Sanitar
Castoria
Franz
Mrs
Don DeJean
Boston House
B. J. Barrone
Toys and Games
Ted Dey
Sammett Biintley
Shambaugh
West Main St
Dirs
Gora Crapaer
Rossbacher Insurance Agency
HW. Kolstee P
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J.L
Spielman
Louie Jackson
Guy Swart
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