Beaverdam Cemetery Association Meets August 6
Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery Association officers and owners plan a meeting on Thursday evening August 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Proctor. All interested are urged to attend.
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Beaverdam
Dilly
Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery
Lyin Sill
Leon Proctor
Dogcottarnhart
Annie McDonnell
H Chimmings
Clarence Bisbee
Edna. Williams
Charles Hodge
Mayd ‘Marsh
Sterling Redizer
Clarence Slye
Robert Mulvin
Walter Proctor
Merril ‘Bowe
Clinton Mathews
Vincent Sexton
Higin
Merle ‘Tarbell
Cash Smith
Proctorville
Wayne ‘Skiff
Kluhr Ski
Spartansboro
Ceril Skiff
Low~ells
George Proctor
Lowville
Clark Proctor
Ethel Proctor
North East
Maynard
Merry Mixers Club
Helen Rice
Tyan Miller
Mary Richards
Erie
Men
Charlotte Marsty
Vila Farnham
Union City
W. H. Grimmings
Horn
George Phacter
Rlebburg
Leo Jones
N. Hails
R. Lyons
Frederick Aulghm
Ivan Miller
Joanne
Bitle
Findley Lake
Wayne Skit
Spartansburg
Norman Maynard
Keon' Proctor
Edna Williams
Lavina Redlzer
Milford
Neb
Sterling
Georgia Mulvin
Howard Baer
Harold Jones
Betty Maynard
Prantlin
Rexford LeBaron
Shreves Ridge
Blarence-Blue
Steve Kereness
Cleveland
John Robert Sill
Mabel Qoobée
Buffalo
Clstide Maynard
John Ray
Clymer
Charles Swan
Robert Proctor
Corry
J. Taft Williams
Edinboro
Merrill Bowen
Claude Bowen
Walisburg
Glenn Davis
Route 6
Walter Drissel
Robert Mulgin
Prank Fitch
Baby
June Jones
Normal Train Service Resumed on Renovo Div
Normal train service returned on the Renovo division after a two week flood tie up. Train 960 eastbound from Erie to Philadelphia led the revival on newly repaired tracks, with Train 581 westbound resuming over the same route and other trains following. Crews remain at work replacing temporary bridges as flood damage tests the lines, and freight resumption is expected to follow soon.
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Wilcox
Sindemahoning
Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Raiload
Ere
Philadelphia
Wils
Ordlow
Resouo
Tent Meetings Start in Union City Led by Local Clergy
Union City hosts a tent campaign led by Rev EB Allie with evangelist Rev Vernon G Shirley. Meetings run three weeks with ongoing repairs affecting services. Also notes social calls and visits of local families among residents in Union City and surrounding areas.
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Union City
Nazarene Bhipedas
EB. O, Allie
Rene Church
Vernon G. Shirley
Nagarene
Jamestown Electric Consumers To Receive Ten Percent Dividend
Jamestown’s board of public utilities approved a 10 percent dividend to electric customers for the period October 1, 1941 to September 30, 1943, continuing a policy since 1938 of distributing excess earnings after operating and reserve needs. The payout, likely under $120,000, follows prior decades of 10 percent in 1939, 20 percent in 1940, and 20 percent in 1941, with several board members voting in favor and one opposing.
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Jamestown
Board of Public Utilities
Alfred ©. Davis
J. B. Larson
Paul N. Anderson
Martin R. Nelson
Clifford B. Holt
Charles J. Strandbury
Samuel A. Stroth
Samuel A. Carlson
Board of Pubic Utilities
New York State Public Service Commission
Former Dubois Girl Feared Kidnapped In Washington
A former Dubois girl, Jean Crago, 15, vanished after attending a movie with her brother last Saturday night. Police and federal agents investigated, receiving two misleading calls and a phonelike inquiry, as relatives in Dubois await word from Washington with no clues yet.
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Dubois
Jean Crago
A.C. Crago
Washington, D. C
Washington
Ang
Felice
JBI
Woodsman Falls Into Creek in Grant Road Crossing
A woodsman named Elmer Peterson, 64, fell into Bik Creek near Grant road at 1 o'clock Wednesday night. Orie Mader of the West Fenn Safety Division assisted with artificial respiration. Peterson was taken to Eik County General Hospital and is reported in good condition with a possible early discharge.
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Rwgway
Otte Elmer Peterson
Mar Highland
Otto Beubler
Grant Road
Tell
Bik Creek
Toseaitch Peterson
Orie Mader
West Fenn
Peterson
Eik County General Hospital
Warren Selectees Leave Aug 7-8
Warren residents report selectees home on W days furloughs soon leaving in two groups from local boards. The first group departs Friday August 7 and the second Saturday August 8 aboard the eastbound Pennsylvania train. Citizens’ committee urges proper send offs for each occasion as preparations begin.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Met
Erie Woman Held After Disturbance At Pittsburgh Distillery
Daugherty 21 of Erie and two companions were detained by Pittsburgh police after an incident at the W. A. Holler Distilling Co. A watchman was slugged and another worker struck during a confrontation over cartons. William Lord 38 and James O’Neill 21, both of Philadelphia, face assault charges. a weapons count was noted.
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Dune Daugherty
Erie
Pittsburgh
W. A. Holler Distiling Co
Daugherty
William Lord
James O'Vell
Philadelphia
Tinid
Herard Kestner
Laid
Kestner
Dies Washington, & Negra
O'Neil
Plan Expansion of Erie Coast Guard Training Station
Plans to expand the Erie Coast Guard training station on the Great Lakes include new barracks and training facilities to accommodate 150 to 200 recruits. Work began on the wooden structures with completion expected in about six months. Spokesmen said the station will become one of the most up to date training centers and will handle a steady stream of trainers and trainees. Chief Boatswain's Mate Stanley Huntington described the project as a major upgrade and noted the facility will be among the largest on the Great Lakes.
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Erie
United Stars Coast Guard
Pirura
New Mainees
Stesis
Nex
Jiamtort
Vonbletet
Great Lakes
Stanley
Huntington
Pontiac Strike Delays War Production
Production at the Pontiac Motor Division of General Motors stalled as workers, led by a CIO-AFL union figure, pressed an organizational dispute over wage and job practices. The short stoppage disrupted daily output and drew brief attention from regional officials.
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Associated Press
Pontiac
Mieh
Pontiac Motor Division
Genersl Motors Corp
Tery
Sinor
OTO
Dunkirk Water Board Raises Annual Salaries
The Dunkirk Water Board proposed and approved a plan to pay each member an annual salary of $600, with minutes noting the board’s meeting to discuss the amendment. The action follows earlier figures and outlines estimates for collection costs and city revenue from water service, projecting overall annual figures around $35,000.
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Duneire
Dunkivie Municipal
Loire Eenl
Ly Tw Herd
Inspection Deadline Extended in McKeaw
In McKeaw the inspection deadline is extended to September 1 to comply with the law. Pennsylvania authorities report that drivers have been unable to complete required checks due to missing information and station access.
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Mckeaw
EANS
Wilhelm Beyd
Pennsylvania Motor Hokies
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