Jamestown and Ridgway Community Notes
Jamestown area youths from New York City aim to expire Monday at Chautauqua to learn a summer course of study in high school prior life in farms. Ridgway reports Marle Holmberg 15 fractured left hip during oat dragging when a wheel spoke snagged the drag, causing injuries to hip chin arm and body. City tax collections April 26 to May 1 total about 621000 from a 87000 levy, indicating higher prompt payments.
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Jamestown
New York City
Chautaucua
Ridgway
Marle Holmberg
Clarence Holmberg
Laurel Milroad
Aamestown
Donald Swanson
City Hall
Oil City notices mix of war bonds and local events
A collage of local items reports Fourth Naval District bond purchases by Corry naval inspectors, a note on Navy bond sales surpassing 80 million since the plan began, and routine notices from Titusville to Erie including bingo, a highway crash, a priestly ordination, and a train wreck aftermath.
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Oil City
Naval District
Philadelphia
Corry
James B. Cogan
Navy Personel
C. D
Abingo
Public Utility
Ralph W. Thorne
Dauphin County
Thorne
Robert B. Woodside, Jr
CTO
United Steelworkers of America
National Forge
Irvine
Erie lad missing as search resumes for sunken boat
Erie 18 year old Raymond Gallagher, a seventh grader at St Andrew's, vanished after falling from the Nolan pleasure cruiser near Presque Isle Bay. Coast guards and volunteers labored with grappling hooks through the night, but recovery efforts were unsuccessful and his grandfather feared the search would continue.
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Erie
Vietin
Raymond Gallagher
Devon
Morgan Gallagher
Thelma
Nolan Guligher
Grand
Damms W. Nolin
Total Boat Line
St Andrew's School
Presque Tale Bay
Slate Street
Waterwecks Park
Chestnut Street
Nolan
Death of Mrs Knoll Shocks Corry Friends
Well known Corry woman Frances Baxter, a graduate of Cony High School class of 1930s, died suddenly Saturday at Hollis New Hampshire while living there. The husband and mother survive. body to be brought to Corry. a relative said she died in hospital near her home.
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Mabel
New Era Club
First Presbyterian Church
Mead Park
Aed
Arthur Cochran
Corry Hospital
Suni
Meatville
Edward Dean
Carlton
Milledgeville
Meadville
Filmer Prenat
Eilis
Roested
Ellis Hill
Titusville Road
Liem
William Langham
Ira
Spring Street
Ue Tate
Sadie Sabnon
Office of Price Administration
Erie County
Cele Nastobyne Methodist Church
Ernest Hauonstin
East Bond Street
Oil City
Jann Joseph
Mccarthy
Knox
Nox
Hat
Community
Gil City Hospital
Ree
Benera
Frances Baxter
Corry
Womaly
Hollis
L. 1
Knoll
Cony High School
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hugh Basten
Francis Donniston
Liberty Street
Obituary notice for Ernest Keppel 93 with kin and services
The obituary notes Ernest Keppel aged 93 and surviving family including Walter Keppel and John Keppel. It lists fourteen grandchildren and thirty-two great grandchildren. The body was moved to Bracken-Benting Powers Home and service at St Pauls Lutheran Church followed by burial at Grove Cemetery. The piece also mentions church events and a minister chosen for Army chaplaincy.
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Besson
James Glosser
Lemon Street
Buick
Chiefs of Police
John D. Flanigan
Alder
Gordon
East Main Street
Tévershd
Flanigan
Holly's
Walter Keppel
Albert Lynn
John Keppel
A. ‘Wi. Bals
Corry
William Dauiahy
Gowda
N.Y
Keppel
Bracken-Benting Powersl
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pie Grove
Services Saturday for Mrs. Bessie Whiteley
Final rites conducted by Gilbert Hoyd at Bracken Keating chapel for Mrs. Bessie M. Whiteley. Interment in Pike Grove cemetery. Survivors include husband Charles Whiteley, daughter Dorothy Youngstown, son Roger B. Whiteley now in New Haven, and several relatives.
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Charles Whiteley Ray
Gilbert Hoyd
The
Presbyterian Church
Bessie M. Whiteley
Bracken- Keating Chapel
R. S. Dewey
Jess
B. J. Tobias
Perry Mead
Fred Mixer
Charles Kinley
Charles Skinner
Gerald Skinner
Roy Rickersom
Pike Grove Cemetery
Ramaway
Charles Whiteley
Dorothy
Youngstown
A.C
Roger B. Whiteley
New Haven
Conn
Harry A. Loux
Buffplo
Charles St. John
Bear Lake
Ray Pouliner
Niobe My
Leon Dorld
Jamestown
Earl Sparling
Hartfield
N.Y
Henry Kolpin
Milton VanCise
Westfield
Special Services This Week at Hatch Hollow
A series of special services begins at Hatch Hollow Slovak Baptist Church tonight with Rev. Richard Miller and Rev. Max Harvey leading. A musical evangelist program is planned nightly through next Sunday, with Rev Max Harvey preaching each evening. Corry friends of the Harveys and local congregants are invited to attend.
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Hatch Hollow
Richard Miller
Max
Neva Harveyy
Max Harvey
Uch
Ana
Harvey
Corry
Berlin Radio Tries To Bolster Axis Morale
German broadcasts from Berlin attempted to lift Axis spirits after Allied forces liberated Rome. Messages claimed Rome’s “moment of retaliation” was near and urged open-city status for Rome, while Mussolini’s regime denounced treason and pressed for victory over Germany and its allies.
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Berlin
Tissians
Germany
Mussolini
Miessage
Momunt
Germat
Alles
Rome
Minuiae
Te Fustwers
Tialy
Albert Kessolving
Answers to quiz questions on editorial page listed
The editorial page presents quiz answers including Chana Australia Zed Ewe Chicano and George M Cohill with statements true Asiatic and three ten and Alligator noted as key responses.
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Chana
Australia
Zed
Ewe
George M. Cohill
Alligator
Speaks Here Tuesday Night Captain Haskell News
Captain William B. Haskell, veteran newspaper man, speaks at a joint Relay and Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday night. He has spent his entire career in the newspaper world, rising from sub reporter to business manager and serving twelve years as assistant to the president of the New York Herald Tribune. Haskell spent two years in France with the AEF in the last war and has since specialized in public relations.
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St. Edward's Hall
Pimusville
John S. Haskell
Wye Maxwell B. Chick Company
Titusville Tras Company
Meutenant
Famoy Gratle
U.S. Navy Reserve
Forts Schruyler
Thomas Motor Co
Henry Decker
Decker
Titusville
Itusville
OM Creek
Denke Well
Priday
F. McKenna
Park Avenue
Kane
E. Haskell
William B. Haskell
Relay
Kiwanis
Mie
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Captain Husken
France
New York Herald
James Gordon Tiemmath
Une
Evening Telegram
Allies Drive Toward Rome From Front Lines
Allied forces push past captured Rome as Fifth and Eighth Armies advance from the outskirts toward the Tiber. Reports describe heavy enemy resistance with pockets near Marino and Genua, while roads and bridges along Highway 72 come under bombardment and Allied armor presses to within miles of the city.
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Rome
Anny
White
Gotmterrata
Marino
Genuino
Rio Tortu
Wong
Omimaive
Jets raid north of Rome hit major roads in retreat
Fighter bombers blasted main routes north of Rome including highways 4 9 and 2 and several secondary roads. The sudden assault aimed to disrupt retreating Hawkvets forces as divisions pull back from Alban fronts with minimal enemy opposition reported.
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Plines
Novis
Rome
Sienty Hawkvets
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
J. Grant
DeJean
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Istaley
Keystone
Powell Motor Co
Mabel Shoppe
the Baptist
Monroe
East Pleasant
John DB. Hummel
Bela Hummel
Central Fire ‘Station
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Townsend Club
Grand ‘Theater
Tiffany
Nellie Reinhold
Will
Schant, Jr
North Girard
Eighth Army Air Force
England
Schaaf
Nazi Europe
Schaff
Dodge
Warren
Money
R. W. Sparky
Corydon
Buffalo Oil Company
Bradford
BA. Williams
Florida
G. C. Holmes
Buffalo
Olean
Gerteute Nolder
Olean Gen Hospital
Hse Rock City Road
Nolder
Rock City Hill
Chamberlain
Allegheny Outpost State Police
Boy
Erie Bay
Mrs. Knoll
Corry Fries
Ernest Keppel
Wrecker Service
Carol King
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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