Eight Receive Diplomas From St. Edward's High
St Edward's high school held its 1943 commencement at St Emus Church. Principal Francis J Graves presented diplomas to graduates Janet Saynich Mary Powers Margaret Agle Thomas Jensen Patrick Costello Stella Hybts Joseph Sarnicki and Rita Hand. Awards for writing religious education and athletics were announced with Legion medals to Paul Jansen and Elizabeth Sarnicki. A benediction by Father John Love concluded the service.
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Vieleka
St. Eumard's
St. ‘Emus
Uwe
Sane Irmry
Dygi! Cooper
Titusville
Vitus
Relaer
Mie
Jokn Love
Ste Aluustine
Fle
Carley Heldt
St. Phienbeth's Pariah
Ruy
Francis J. Graves
Anthony Robasaewski
St. *Thon
Father Quoper
St Woalburga's Church
Cooper Sinke
Tolichinge
America
God
Ameren
Dorothy Sarnicki
Richard Hind
Jack ‘Taylor
Louise Migelinceio
Magie Jackson
Matzibeth Sarnicki
Rita Sparks
Janet Sarnicki
Joseph Sarnick
Albert Gluvna
Loutke Miggiaccio
Eugene Taylor
Joseph Sarnicki
Thomas Aianenn
James Jansen
Daniel Dyckes
Mary Ann Powers
Mary Gertrude Hanban
Mary Geraldine ‘Sullivan
Paul Jansen
Eugene ‘Tavior
Dorothy Seraicki
American Legion
Wizebeth Sarnicki
Elise
Joseph Sarnolt Nselsting
Bolemn
Hav
John Love
Pather Heidt
Father Reiser
Eises
Fpeed l
Oil City Flier Killed In Crash in 1930s era report
Oil City resident son of Mr and Mrs J Motullojigh of 85 Gusson Avenue was killed when a plane crash occurred at 2 18 am yesterday. The article notes the victim Wilig L. Wlecullougy and mentions pilots Williams field and Cadet McCuttaugh who sought a commission. The crash's official details and telegrams from Williams Field are referenced, with parents notified of the instant death.
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Oil City
GTIY
Diet Willig L. Wlecullougy
J. Motullojigh
Gusson Avenui
Wickel
Williams Pield
Chyndier
Pelo Avium
Cadel McCuttaugh
Williams Field
Bulb the Hoy
Sy Phe Ummeh
City Honors War Dead at Memorial Honor Roll Event
A large crowd attended a postwar ceremony honoring local servicemen who died in World War I and earlier conflicts. Judge Evans urged unity and preservation of victory by working for peace, while Mrs. Houghton spoke of her son and another relative serving in the armed forces. The wooden Honor Roll, painted white with a blue rim and lit with fluorescent lights, lists hundreds of names and drew many visitors during the ceremony in City Park.
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Biwiwauen
Evans
Fiesbroniy
Abe Siaeleston
Midge Evans
Land of the Free
Raya
Caerle Houghton
Randall Houghton
Liem
Houghton
Robert Brown
Ity Rey
Heiman
George LeFevre Hilidreds
Memorial Exerci
Hey
Galbreath
Methodist Ohared
Merle Aimy
Frank Schrader
Junio
Burch Gaydon
Floyd
Raisies
Fas
Glen
BB. Reed
Amy
Paying investment prompts help from mysterious notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions pills tablets and pains including headaches and neckache. It references Boris Eafneys and Seaneld from the Yjlood with unclear claims about health or a product. The passage appears as garbled advertisement language for a medicine named Golden Lax Tahity 245 and a dubious call to action.
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Xhorpren
Boris
Bond Campaign in Erie County Aims for War Support
Erie County launches a bond drive led by Phil Cochran to fund fighter planes. Campaign pushes residents to contribute at least ten percent of pay, with bond salesmen touring newspapers and events to double current contributions and expand the fighter plane program. Local volunteers canvass households and shops to mobilize support.
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Phil Cochran
Erie County
Erie
Janet
Asia
Bushiwemen
Orige -Slaganad
Jfiks
Cambalun
Cave of Victory
Jamestown workers return as defense plants resume
About 1,000 Marlin Rockwell Corporation employees, many women, rejoin shifts after a four day walkout. The meeting with Army Navy and service officials urged a return to production for war effort. Industrial relations head Henry Clifton told reporters the strike began in response to wage and labor tensions and set a path toward resuming normal operations.
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Jamestown
Joe L—Severn
Suting
Marlin Rockwell Corporation
Army
US Navy
LALA
Defense World
Clifton
Peti. Ser
Third Oval
Muntetoa! Siudtus
Brother of Corry resident stricken
Titusville June 1 Rawand Busser Oped WY was found dead in the bathroom at HOME 24 Barber sheep. A physician who was called said she had died from a heart attack and had been instantaneous. Mr Busser was married 1905 to Miss Mulissa McCormack who died 45 years ago. They had two children and leave brothers and sisters William George and Charles Eiger Mrs Mary Frat of Jewell Normaly Bussey Warren Arthur Busser Jamestown NY Joseph Wolfe Olean NY Mrs Arun Mesenger Cony. There are 18 nephews seven nieces and one aunt Mrs Kale Hoehnisin Oil City. The body is at Pratt funeral home where friends may call and rosary will be said Tuesday at 8 pm. Services will be conducted from St Walburga’s Church Wednesday at 9 am with interment in the church cemetery. When the deceased lived in Titusville he had been a member of that church.
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Titusville
Rawand Busser
Dathroom
Sabuirday
Phyalalan
Emid
Buser
Oil City
Pratt Tome
St. Walbiren’s
Jamestown Tot Crushed by Car
Jamestown sees a fatal pedestrian crash when two year old child is struck by a car at an intersection. The driver Harold M Preston of Chestnut Street told police he did not see the child as it ran across the street. The child died at Humestown General Hospital shortly after arrival. The report notes the incident as the year’s first highway fatality in the area. Also mentioned is Sgt Joseph R Penfield reported missing in action in England since May 1, with Penfield having enlisted in January 1942 and stationed in Europe.
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Jamestown
Tue
Grant Silvet
Wiis
Temi
Halles -Agbilange
Humestow General Hospital
Atrive
N. Hi. Barone
Alter Cate
Polis
Mins
Harold M. Preston
Chestnu Street
Ohlid
Fyynil
Marys
Sergi
Joseph R. Penfield
Brockway
Tere
England
War Department
Lis Steter
Glair Raghlele
Ridgway
Penfield
Army
FOR SALE Various Farm and Household Items and Livestock
Multiple listings from Thompson's Farms in Clymer New York offering team gray horses 3,000 lbs and 5 years, team sorrel mares 6 years, team sprns and years old, 4,000 lb draft horses. Poultry and supplies, library chairs, beds, kitchen set and more. Also want ads for heavy poultry and other items, with prices and contact info.
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Thompson's
Clymen
N.Y
Thompson Parms
Clymer
SAUH
Slymer
Saute
B. Hopkins
Wayne
Suit Over Erie Industrial Property Sought in NY
The case involves Hermon Gruvexpon and Edward Roos over the sale of a large Erie area plant. A federal suit seeks damages and transfer of ownership tied to a disputed agreement and alleged prior arrangements for a 500000 dollar purchase.
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Erie
SAT
Ueal
Hermon
New York
Pridae Jost
Edward Roos
Wishington
Wavehnae
Sue Heen
Mev Greenan
Gump
Macon
Buffalo Livestock Market Prices and New York Market Update
Market notes from Buffalo show mixed cattle prices with good and choice weight ranges, yearlings and steers at elevated quotes, sows and calves varied, lambs scarce and unevenly higher. New York egg market reports firm receipts of 44,582 with mixed colors and standard quality grades, while Pittsburgh produce lists berries and fruits with steady to higher tones. In broader trading, a shift toward securities amid investment demand is noted with many bids on various American equities and industry names.
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Buffalo Livestock
New York
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at political figures and polling
Fragmentary text references De Gaulle poll data and US General, with unclear names and phrases about muting a problem. Several proper nouns appear garbled, suggesting OCR errors. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Alleged Praise Poll Incomplete Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear event, person, or organization details. The readable bits mention Hebert and Wit but do not form a coherent report of actions, dates, locations, or outcomes. Unable to determine a definite news item from the provided fragment.
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St. Edward’s High
Cyril Cooper
St. Walburga’s Church
Uves
HS Preven
Tia Jy Wsteetees
Eslorky
Corry
Evie
Akron
Ohio
Albany
N. Y
Hartford
Erie Railroad Buy
War Conde and Stamper
Americas
United
Gly of
Coe
Sullding
Penn's
Hatch
Bouya
Wight
Seurstary
asB-td
Centex
Smith
Wayne Streets
Norma Shatrow
Wayne Street
Gillette
Golif Star Service
Ange
Ney von Eash Fort
Destiny Cuar Onteed A
Afkens Motor Ralex
First Avenue
Chevrolet
Duane St
Business Service
Rex ‘Theatre
Adelman
Evanings
Wan
Carnation Company
Baele Slrest
Callimbus
Salle—Hanson Stralm
Iny Uewis Cook
JALE
Steg Potuwes
John F. Lesh
Spring Creek
Atis
McCormek-Deerlne
Aell
Ata
Plano
Bost Church Avenue
Dial
Sayen Plore
Buynow
Victory Garden
Sweet Pens
DOANE
Spencer's Cash Mill
Crawtwra M4
Woods Co. Itt
W. Parke Plyce
Dall
East Canress Street
East
Pleadeyl St
West Malu Sh
Washington
Hue
Spartansturg
Ingen
Cory
Sar
Popovich
West Spring Creek
Guy
Por Sald
West
St. Bie
Kimmy
B. Chinmy
Exle Mounty
Pennsylvania
Doconsert
Kelmmy
W. Church Street
Pennaylyany
Walters
Boalt
Cameron
Phitontit
Chitaren
Colebes
Hoyle Fheen
Qupe Henry
Apywlitinur
Pittreorgh
Pittsburgh
Bald
Wevesaon
Rome
Ain
Aus
Bliss
Aire
Americayyant
Anacontis
Atlphis
Bendix Aviabiare
Bethlehem Riverway
Bock
Cero
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Sai Akennandt
Montgomery Ward
Blandird
Big Gilles
Ing
Giroud
Girau
de Gaulle
Hebert Wit
Cape
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