Local Briefs and Notices from Oil City Area
Mrs Alpheus Beebe of East street was admitted to Corry hospital in serious condition this morning. Albert Vatter of Meadville, 42, a tool company employee, received a laceration above the left eye from flying steel fragments yesterday afternoon. The memorial committee placed bouquets on graves in Pine Grove and St Elizabeth cemeteries. Jamestown set a high of 92 degrees, the hottest June day since 1934. Atlantic White Flash gasoline promoted by C Christensen Motors. Three boys rescued Louis Augustine from drowning in Olean Creek yesterday. Leroy Witter Edward Ingenue and Frank Jinderman assisted. Miss Elk Danielson named dietician at Oil City hospital after Miss Gladys Graniatl left for Panama Canal Zone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Vatter
R. D
Meadville
Champion-DeArmont Tool Co
Tim
H. H. Scott Grove
Woorman
Pine Grove
St. Elizabeth’s
Jamestown
C. Christensen Motors
Louis Augustine
Olean
Leroy | Witter
Edward Ingenue
Frank Jinderman
Oil City
Gladys Graniatl
Panma Canal Zone
Elk Danielson
Waren
Oil City Hospital
City and Vicinity News Briefs From 2 16 Edition
Local items report grocery specials and deliveries at Wilcox Grocery. The highway department announces Ralph A. Theuret as summer assistant construction inspector. Kennedy park project faces staff limits, Red Bridge camp to close. Erie Playhouse returns to Duck Theatre for July-August season. Lakeside center adds new building with cafe and amenities. Fireworks ban affects public displays but Lakeside Park event proceeds. Erie plant bus service expands for workers and visitors. Various notices include auctions, dances, and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aers
Wilcox Grocery
Highway Department
Ralph A. Theuret
Megdyitle
Corry
Erie Playhouse
Duck Theatre
Point Chautauqua
Lanston's
Eilinboro
Recreation Center
Lakeside Drive
Lee Reynolds
Cance Club
Betty Murray
Kaufman's Department Store
Pittsburgh
Freddie Eimers
Pulakos-On-Lake
Chautauqua Lake
Ridge Road
Asbury Chapel
State Highway Department
Mayuille
Lakeside Park
Mayville
William L. Travis
American Legion
Warren
Philip B. Fleming
Buck Killed West of City on Route 6
A four point buck was killed on Route 6 west of Cony at night. Lynn Johnson of Union City RD 2 found the deer on the roadway at 6 20 this morning while on the way to his job. The animal was brought to motor police headquarters by Mr Johnson. No information whether the driver or car owner exists. Evidence at the scene suggests the vehicle struck and damaged the machine, but the driver has not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Lynn Johnson
Union City RD
Ims
Greyhound
Johnson
Uemoter
No Break In N Y Strike Peril By Accessated Proct
New Yorkers face possible transit disruption as 32 000 subway workers threaten a July 1 walkout. Mayor LaGuardia says the city will recognize the strike as legitimate while CIO Transport Workers Union members vote to back higher wages want one dollar more per day for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Activites
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
CIO
Transport, Workers
Secon
Milk Strike Threatened By Dairy Farmers Union
Utica New York June 28 The Dairy Farmers Union presses for 3 per hundredweight milk price to ensure survival of farm families drought and rising costs threaten producers if Roosevelt does not meet the demand by Monday noon a milk stop page will begin Tuesday with no deliveries until price is raised.
First American joins Britain's Civilian Technical Corps
Robert Lyle Ames, 20, of Schenectady, N Y, an inspector of aircraft transmitters for General Electric, has been accepted as a volunteer for service in Britain’s new Civilian Technical Corps and will leave for England soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Robert Lyle Ames
Schencotuny
N. Y
General Ejectric Company
England
Moscow Admits Forces In Withdrawal In War Dispatch
A wartime dispatch reports Soviet forces admitting a withdrawal from Moscow to Sverdlovsk amid heavy fighting along the Luck and Snow front. The Red Army claims inflicting heavy losses on German and Romanian units, with infantry captures and river crossings noted near the Danube. A meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Corry Band, postponed for a week, is announced for later details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Oslo
New York
Moscow
Sverdlovsk
Urala Mountains
Shubborn
Pryemys
Black Sea
Red Army
Danuhe
Hessérabia
Women’ Auxiliary of the Corry Band
Conneaut Lake Lad Struck By Automobile
A four year old Conneaut Lake boy Wendell Gordon Haven was struck by a car yesterday afternoon on Route 6 in front of the Iroquois hotel and is in serious condition at Spencer Hospital. Witnesses say he darted between parked cars and was hit by Raymond Record of Fredericksburg RD 8. He suffers a possible fractured skull and minor burns to his legs and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadyslee
Conneaut Lake
Wendell Gordon Haven
Les
Spencer Hospital
Iroquois Hotel
Conneaus Lake
Winston Hazen
Raymond Record
Fredericksburg
Young Hazen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maxwell House
Willi Star Stores
Alpheus Beebe
East Street
Corry Hospital
Cotes
Sears
Majestic Soda
Edgebrook Pork & Beans
Mara Og Inning
Wayne Evans
The
Solovox Sun
Kane
Kennedy Park
Forest
Bradford
Allegheny National Forest Service
McKean County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
Red Bridge
Kingua
Route 6
City
Hammond
Frank Stasio
West Main
Franklin
Mercury
Jamast
al Marty
Erle
William M. McClelland
Buffalo Trend
County Election Bureau
GOP
William
McClelland
East 27Th Street
Ralph O. Benedict
Eric
Clyde L. Siple
Paul Siple
General Electric Company
Erie Works
Coupser Siple
Chard E. Byrd
Donald Cutter Magay
Erie
Pennsylvania Reserve Defense Corps
Spencer Community Church
Sherman Lyke
Hornell
Garry Hospital
Harry’ Graves
Ervin Brad
West
Copry Hospital
Gayle Boutwell
Brock DeGene
Cory
Burkhardi's
W. Fredericis St. Tafortes
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Heddon Plugs Millers Yews and Sport
Buck
Robert Lyle Amos
Edgerton
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
RITZ
Gabardine
Rane
Frotlur
LAD
Wendell Haven
Aly
MoWel Sis
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Joss
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