Thomas Smith Rites Held. Irish Settler of 1864 Dead
Thomas Smith, who settled here in 1864, died last evening at eighty seven years. Born in County Down Ireland, he lived a long life in the community. The city public schools closed after a six week summer session with about twenty five pupils attending. Warner milk dealer installed pasteurization equipment inviting inspection. Roy Larson and his orchestra planned to play at Wakeley’s pavilion Findley Lake for local gardeners’ benefit. A recital at H C Wilson’s studio featured Misses Gladys Palmer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Mr. Smith
County Down
Ireland
Pridiy
Hinata
Roy Larson
Wakeley
Findley Lake
Five County Men Paroled by State Parole Board
The state parole board granted parole this week to five county inmates in Pennsylvania prisons. Recipients include Martius Diehl for burglary with definite term, Joseph Wesolowski for burglary, George A. Clark for breaking and entering and larceny, Frank Mendola for breaking and entering, and Leslie Murphy for robbery. Several others were recommitted for further terms. The piece notes former Company A officer Ouford A. Miller aiding rifle instruction locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eris
Pive Bre County
Pennsylvania
State Parole Board
Martius Diehl
Joseph Wesolowski
Allegheny County
George A. Clark
Western Penitentary
Frank Mendola
Western Penitentiary
Leslie Murphy
Karl F. Allen
Henry Clark
William Erhart
Theodore Whitmore
Robert H. Tarbell
Ouford A. Miller
Company A
Warren
Miller
Mrs Christensen Buried Saturday in Columbus
Mrs Christensen of Columbus was buried Saturday after dying last Wednesday. Rev C F Hildebrand led the Lutheran service at Bracket Resting Funeral Home with bearers Hawkind Robbins Lemnard Stockton Pete Christensen Halgar Petersen Willa Gumbleton CE Line. Burial followed in West Tan Cemetery. Attendees from away included Mr and Mrs Christensen, Mr and Mrs M Christensen and many Columbus residents.
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Cervices
Cristins Christensen
Comlumbus
C.F. Hildebrand
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hawkind Robbins
Lemnard Stockton
Pete Christensen
Halgar Petersen
Willa Gumbleton
West Tan
Gecease Hie Son
G M
Jordam Orstensen
Reniche, Waett
Mre
Christensen
Martin Jensen
John Chistes
Min
Henry Denzen
Donald Jensen
M. Christensen
Wid
Anders Nilen
Nielsth
Adolph Hackenberg
Chriseck
Louise
Margaret
Fredo Aistrup
Mes Anderson
Eris
Cecil Fos
Bear Lake
Mary Friends
Eom
Columbus and
Columbus Townelip
Socialism in Britain and its Labour Party profile
A compact survey of British socialism noting the Labour Party as the political wing of the movement and outlining Fabian roots, Attlee’s leadership, and historical Labour government limits. It contrasts Marxist theory with Britain’s gradualist socialist path and names key figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Karl Marx
Willie” Gallacher
Scotland
Fabian Society
Quintus Fabius Maximus
Fabius
Hannibal
G. Bernard Shaw
Sidney
Beatrice Webb
H.C. Wells
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Marx
British Labor Party
British Labor Movement
British
Trades Union Congress
Trade U
Clement
Hichard Attlee
Oxford
London
Toynbee Hell
Attlee
London School of Economics
Chamberlain
Churchill
Aniece
Lord Kelvin
MacDonald
Russia
Zinoviev
Labor
House of Commons
Commons
Cheese Cookery Low Heat Rule
Remember how tough a welsh rabbit gets when you cook it at high temperature. The source notes emphasize gentle, slow heating in cheese cookery to preserve texture and flavor.
Engagement honor party for Ruth Stafford by Skinner sisters and Mrs Peterson
Misses Gladys and Zora Skinner and Mrs Lynn Peterson entertained last evening at a party honoring Miss Ruth Stafford whose engagement was recently announced.
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Gladys and
Zora Skinner
Lynn Peterson
Ruth Stafford
Service Today for Widow of U. C. Pastor
Mrs. Nana Poster Hewit 63 widow of Rev. W. J. Hewit died Friday at her Union City home after a brief illness. Survived by four daughters Gertrude Hewit Dearborn Louisa Hewit Union City Ruth Hewit Cleveland a sister Mrs Carl Marstaller Mestlville Pa and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the residence. Services Monday at 2 pm from Union City Methodist Church with Rev Wendell E Minnigh officiating assisted by Rev W A Cobb Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Poster Hewit
W. J. Hewit
Second Avenue
Union City
Gertrude B. Hewit
Dearborn
Mich
Louisa J. Hewit
Ruth I. Hewit
Mary M. Hewit
Cleveland
Carl Marstaller
Mestlville
Sam Baressi the Wounded Vet Shines on Radio
Sam Baressi, who lost both legs in the war, remains in high spirits at McGuire General Hospital Ward 17. His radio broadcast drew a strong response as his brothers Joe and Frank returned from Richmond with news of improving health and a planned final leg operation in a few weeks. His sisters Angie and Jean Pere plan to visit August 4 to celebrate his birthday and to send cards and letters from Corry friends.
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Richmond
Sam
McGuire
Joe
Frank
Sam Baressi
Angie
Jean Pere
Deeurs
Corry
Quiz questions line up in classifieds page
A reader is invited to answer seven quiz questions on a classified page. Questions cover historical topics, geography, and wartime trivia including Senate hearings on the Milled Nations Charter, Gulf border states, Karafuto, Naval Academy graduates, Colombia capital, Florida boundaries, Prime Minister in King George III era, Kure naval base country, wartime declarations before Nazi Germany’s fall, and the U.S. state nicknamed the Gopher State.
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Senate
Gulf of Mexico
Karafuto
U. S. Naval Academy
Republic of Colombia
Florida
George HT
Kure
Nazi Germany
Sweden
Spain
Turkey
Switzerland
Portugal
U. S
Lieutenant Paul Fourney Returns From Pacific Tour
Relatives say Lt. Paul J. Fourney pilot of a Liberator in the Central Pacific has completed a tour of duty and is returning to the United States for reassignment. A Corry resident for years, Fourney graduated from St. Edward's High School in 1988 and has served since January 1943. He went overseas in November 1944 and has earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with five oak leaf clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fourney
Pacific
P. J. Fourney
Ned Lynch
Blue Jay
W. Va
Paul J. Fourney
Central Pacific
St. Fourney
Corry
St. Edward's High School
Erie Shipyard Worker Killed in Fall at Cascade Street
Waller Y Kujawa 51 a machinist for Erie Concrete and Steel Supply was fatally injured when a 40 to 50 pound steel piece fell at the Erie shipyard at Cascade street shortly after 9 am Saturday. He died at Habe Hospital. Coroner Warren W Wood opened an investigation. Surviving: wife Sophia, two sons Walter and Raymond, daughter Theresa, and stepson Stanley Weber in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Waller Y. Kujawa
Erie Concrete and Steel Supply Company
Cascade Street
Habe
Warren W. Wood
Willy
Albel
Sophia Kujawa
Walter
Gord Raymond
Cme
Theresa
Stanley Weber
Navy
First Increased Blind Pension Payment Sept
The Department of Public Assistance to raise blind pension from 40 to 40 dollars monthly, effective September 1, with checks dated September 1945 mailed August 2. Eligible recipients without other income will receive 40 dollars monthly, while those with income above the cap will have benefits adjusted to keep total yearly income under 1,200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Assistance
Pensylvania
ERIF ATATION ROBBED BRIE July 80
An undetermined amount was taken to buy slaves. A person met someone Saturday near Caruer Service on Water Street. A 1,000 payee and various goods including cars and batteries appear in the fragmentary report, with unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Water Street
Orf
Employers Responsible In Hiring All Help
Harrisburg July report states the state will screen applicants for food handling jobs by employers, with emphasis on non-illness criteria. Secretary J Moore Campbell notes health standards will be used to exclude infectious conditions, improving safety in restaurants and related workplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ties
Harrisburg
J. Moore Campbell
Thesith
Hwaltit
Unsanitary Hiring Rules Highlight New Health Law
The excerpt notes Dr Gainsbell explaining a proprietor cannot hire or retain anyone who is infectious. Under the new law an employer must determine infection status before hiring and remove infectious workers to prevent spread.
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Gainsbell
Little Girl Drowned Near Home in Otl City
An 17 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Miller died by accidental drowning near Luphey Chapel Frankl RD. The coroner Dr Cunningham ruled accidental drowning. The child wandered from home and fell into a spring, mother unaware for several minutes before the tragedy was discovered. Relatives and neighbors tried to revive the child before a physician arrived.
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Otl City
Lone Miller
sBeaman Frat Miller
Marie Haughner Miller
Luphey Chapel
Frankl
Canningham
Vehango County
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Ruth
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Ruth ‘Bennett
Mildred Schramling
Alice Messenger
Morah Drought
Matie Flanigan
Jessie Vogt
Saro Wilson
Geneva Sears
Helen Rowe
Venicia Gordon
Maxine Alverson
Plf H.C. Wilson
Last Evenue
State Board
Empire State Bldg
Empire State Building
Said-Town
Mhota
York
LoWeriay
Japiority
Ts.kelseyad
Ncenter
Ford
Ford Ford Chey
Ford Crosley
Walker Creamery Products Company
P.O. Box
U. C
I. Q
Berkhous
Erie Shipyard
Erif Atation
North Center Street
Advance Dry Cleaners and
Crawford County
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East Main Street
Heiman’s Bride
Lue
Izuntot
Heiman
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