Paired notices and community updates from county paper
A Knoxville city council preview notes changes in income tax installments and June 16 due date. Methodist Student Day observance on June 14 will fund loans for students. state milk commission cites weekends at home due to rationing and rising milk buying. Selective Service registrants may seek aid at the municipal building on Tuesday and Friday evenings. War production shifts adjust light bulb materials. Christmas tree lights banned. Corry and Crawford county families relocate under farm security programs. several farm operations gain promotions and staffing changes as industry discusses harvest regulations and truck weight rules. A 10-year-old sustains a leg fracture. local store manager promoted to lead Batavia operation.
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Poara
Statewide traffic fatalities show Erie high mark in sentences
The Department of Labor and Industry reports 3,008 traffic fatalities in Pennsylvania last year. Lansdowne tops towns with 10,837 residents, followed by Waynesboro, as Philadelphia records 955 deaths and Pittsburgh 301. Scranton sees the most home fatalities and 22 total deaths in one area, while Coatesville and Forest County record the lowest.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Poway Wania
Lansdowie
Waynesboro
Peninsylvamia
Department of Qabor and Industry
Lansdowne
Wayierboro
Sige
Evoning
Warrel
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
U S Navy Crewman Honored On Erie Visit
June 10 two Marblehead sailors return from battle actions in the Maassar Straits, praised for endurance. Gunners Mate Second Class Carlo Manginaciva and a Chinese crewman William Tai arrive on 30‑day furloughs, with Tai noted for 15 years of service.
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Erie
United States
Marblehead
Maassar Straits
Carlo Manginaciva
Anthony Manginacina
West Ivth Strand
William ‘Tai
Jie
Fostering Hospital Attendant Abuse Trial Details
A hospital beating case centers on attendants named Fabel Householder and others facing charges after patient Tilollia was hurt and kept in bed under observation. Attendants suspended as Dr Wiseman notes duration of care and shock treatment. Jury urges improved training and funding for welfare department to raise standards.
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Fabel
Householder
Wiseman
Michia Ad
Thas
Titolin
Dr. Wiseman
Tiolia
Til Andersenrich
Elmer’ Hogue
Albert Moore
Pahel
Tiiolla
Tilolis
Tie
E. Arthur Sweeny
Secretary of Welfare
H. Albert Monarray
Department of Welfare
Les
Seek Names and Data on All Corry Boys in Service
A local drive by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Corry Rod and Gun Club seeks every Corry area boy in the U S armed forces. Dr Merle Amy leads a committee drafting a filled in form for accurate records listing name Yank organization address and other data. Boxes are placed at the Post Office Rexall Drug Store and Hotel Corry for blanks to be deposited and collected for a comprehensive roll.
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Corry
United States
Poreland
Corry Rod and Goat Club
Iso
Merle Amy
Near- Aytural
Amy
Réxill Drug Store
Corry Boys in Service List of Names and Addresses
The Corry boys in service roster includes Ademehysia, Alex and many others with listed relationships and nearest relative addresses. The extensive roll covers numerous individuals, with service connections and kinship ties noted for families across the community.
Veteran grape grower Frank Cockburn found dead in Harmony area
June 10 in Silver Creek, Frank Cockburn, 68, a longtime grape grower from Cheatsugua county, was found shot at his home on Main Road near the village. Coroner Walter H Vosburgh of Dunkirk issued a certificate of death as self-inflicted. Cockburn, active in agricultural circles, served as president of the Hanover Branch of the Quautauquage Grape Growers Association and chaired the Hanover Literary Club. He leaves wife May, sister Mrs Pragie Dean, and brother J Wesley Cockburn of Sires Croak.
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Silver Creek
Frank Gockhan
Cheatsugua County
Walter H.vosburgh
Dunkirk
Cockburn
Love
Ar Tall
Hanover
Quautauquage Sire Grape Growers Association
Hanover Literary Club
May
Pragie Dean
J. Wesley Geokburn
Sires Croak
Scouts Plan L Day Camporee at Mead Park
Scouts plan a two day camporee at Mead Park on Friday and Saturday June 1 and 18. The event begins at 4 PM with a parade from West Frederick and West Wayne to Mead Park. George J Sims, Erie Scout executive, will oversee the schedule with assistants scoutmasters and district council members camping overnight. Saturday features belt-line hikes rope climbing nature study and signaling with inspections at 2 PM. Scouts from four focal troops and the Union Gilly Methodist troop will join.
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Mead Park
West Frederick
West Wayne Streets
George J Sims
Erie
Focal
Union Gilly
Protests Over Treatment At Circus Hurts Crowd Control
Erie June 10 protests erupt after Cole Bros circus show as 12 500 Erieltes jammed into the Hippodrome tent amid overcrowding. Officials offered little to restore order and warning of accidents went unheeded as patrons struggled to see.
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Erie
Salvation Army to Run Camp Cornplanter This Summer
Salvation Army officials announce official approval of a divisional camp program at Camp Cornplanter for the upcoming summer season. The camp starts July first with divisions for boys girls bands cadets and youth fellowships.
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Ree
BB Flinn
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation Army
Rural Carriers Convene At Clymer In June Meeting
The Chautauqua County rural mail carriers and auxiliary met in Clymer on Thursday evening at the Methodist church parlors. A dinner for about 50, flute solo, readings, and remarks by former national president Mr. Goodell opened the program. Officers elected: auxiliary president Mrs. Walter Curls and delegate-at-large Mrs. Arthur Wassink. carriers president Mr. Arthur Goggins, vice president Mr. Arthur Wassink, secretary-treasurer Mr. Walter Gurils. The group exchanged plants and bulbs and the meeting adjourned with plans for the state convention.
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Clifford Legters
Syracuse
Tubing
Mors
Syracuse University
Hiy
Gordon Newhouse
Alfred Newhouse
Donald Spitzer
C.H. Spitzer
Allegheny College
Schuity
James Gowden
David
Marion Gallup
Ameri Sah Legion Auxiliary
Marthe Damcott
Grace Spitzer
Minnie Legters
Edna Newhouse
Legion
Mabel Schruer
William Queereveld
Timmer
Varius
Louis Holthouse
Christ
China
B. Wi. Schruers
Frayer
Charles Meyerink
Jane Habink
Jesus
Arabia
Walter Letters
America
Edward Ruslink
Lews Halthouse
Marthetls Jane
Martha Dameott
Erie
Marjorie Durand
Clase
Lawrence Heralnk
Lloyd
Buffalo
Knent
Oris Pardink
Will Ruslink
George Thompson
Sally
Meadville
Clymer
Otts Fordink
Claude Lictus
Fred Fordink
Allene
Lucille Pardink
Raymond Fardink
Howard Parfinnk
Roger
Marilyn Turk
Leon Pardink
Latrena
Bert Lictus
Billy MeKeta
Clarence Vruink
Will Hemink
Lows Hemink
Donald Heminik
Lietus
Viola Pardini
Clarence Vrunik
Ladies Aid Society
Jean Shylars
Walter Schruers
Ethel B. Wascink
Goodell
Edinboro
the Indies Auxiliary
Walter Curls
Westfield
Damon
Tucker
Arthur Wassink
Intiies
Arthur Goggins
Clyfer
Walter Gurils
Damealt-Jones
American Legion
Olifora Letters
Findley Lake
Red Cross to Hold First Aid School at Chautauqua
Corry Red Cross chapter announces intensive first aid training at Chautauqua June 18 28 led by Frank Hoercker and assisted by William Bradley Gordon Scott Little and others. The event includes sewing class, village church services and community gatherings with a Hamburg fry and volunteer instructors from Buffalo and Cornell.
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Corry
Red Cross
Har- MG
Wolfe
Robert E. Brown
Witler Safety
American Red Cross
Ghuutinqua
Dunia Aizh
Chautangian
Prank Hoercker
William R. Bradley
Buffalo
Gordon Scott Little
Cornell Mini Veants
Marjoriey. Hoarclier
Dumer Town
Helen Gilbert
Marion
Ann Blokker
Buttula
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State Milk Commission
John M. McKee
Meflee
Allie
War Prodection Board
New Cumberland
Eric the Great
Celoran Parke
Coun‘ies
J. H B. Wood
Farm Security Administration
FSA
Crawford County
Prnk
State College
Durne
Naomi Loveland
Watt A. Better
Tocn
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Aarner
Batavia
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Beiter Harmasy
Come
Ors
Tra
Warren County
Macassar Straits
Mary Patterson
Prank
Gregory
Max Gregory
Charles 4Irich
John Robert Guth
Joseph Guth
Robert Svatsky
Alexander Huenel
Alfred All
Charles J. Ganlin
Lawrence Hansed
Wilbur Harvey
D. P. Henderson
Charles Higley
Edward W. Hinman
Alton Byron Bites
Max Houghton
W. Stuart Hopkins
James Hotchtdss
Harry M. Howard
Clifton Mi Hulett
Dawson
Hulings
Wendell Hurlbert
Roy Frehingen
Herbert Hutz
Leaix
Jewell
Richard Wilinpy
Katerlin
John Wi
John ‘Munsee
Howard ‘Maclees
William McCafferty
William McCaslin
Arnold Gilbert McGlelland
Paul McClelland
Walter McKay
Clarence McKuhn
Floyd Neilsen
Victor Oswalt
Harry G., Jr. Ober
Walter A. Olmstesd
Dawson Olsen
Lamoine Obl
Hubert Allen Paulson
Kenneth Pettit
Charles William Bequeén
Merritt Bbro
Joseph J. Fopovich
William G. Posliok
Steve Prather
Pred R. Price
Jack Proctor
Gerald Radecs
Lews Badecki
Slailey Reed
Roy L. Reich
David Renui
Pasquale Ressler
Martin J. Reyde
Matthew Reynolds
Stephen Roelofs
Thomas B. Roden
James H. Roden
Richard Rose
Huy Ross
Ralph J
Virgil Walsh
Frederick Thames ‘Walsh
Harry Watson
Milford H. ‘Watson
J. Dubild Wayrelka
Joseph John Whaley
Kenneth ‘Wickyire
Morris Willams
Robert Lee Williams
Theo G. Wilshire
Will Winnle
William ‘Wojalechowski
Joseph Wright
Ernest Zepke
John W
Boy Scouts of Southeast District
Chautauqua County
Otis Fardink
Legionnaires
Chautauqua
Harald Wolfe
Robert Brown
Forly and Bight
Hlery Center
Clarence Spitzer
Merle Newhouse
Wilmer Hodges
D. D. Sempelson
Junior Lewwne
Epworth Lesgue
Jenile Brown
St . P. m. North Clymer
Sumay
Tsa'vlock
D. Samurlson
Young Jeeyin
Reformed Church
Gerrit Timmer
Susday School
Kuthryn Grotery
Tople
Worker
Girls League For Service
Bull Moose
Victoria
Cal
Admiral Graf Spee
The
Forti Motor Company
Nikolai
Lincoln
Empire State Building
Citizens National Bank of Corry
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