Arthur Crider Struck by New York Central Train
Erie March 1 Arthur Crider 59 of 1110 West 18th Street was killed when struck by a westbound New York Central Railroad train on Raspberry Street tracks near Raspberry street crosswalk. Body found 40 A.M. Sunday by A J Bell and Lt. J S Ambrust. Coroner Frank St George led probe into why the engineer did not see him.
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Arthur Crider
New York Central
Erie
18Th ‘Street
New Yorkeentral
Rasp- Jerry Street
Frank St. George Aid
Raspberry Street
A. J. Bell
Tie Tower
J. S. Ambrust
New York Gentral Railroad Police
St George
Crider
Miners Return But Youth Must Enlist
More than 600 Pittsburgh Coal Company miners voted to end a six day strike pending company review of draft deferment protest. They will return to work tomorrow but pledge limited future service, citing unfair deferment practices and replacements ready.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Peter DeFillippo
Lo Gal
United Mine Workers
Walter E. Cheffon
Chaffon
DeFillippo
Imén
Golden Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs Merbert Kelly
Kane residents Mr and Mrs Merbert Kelly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an informal gathering at the home in Kane. They have resided there over thirty years and he previously served as street commissioner, now a member of that department. The couple, aunt and uncle of local residents, are in good health and were surrounded by relatives during the celebration.
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Merbert Kelly
Kane
Mtemoor
Kelly
Oe Street
Arthur Kimmy
Ralph Bailey
Wes Comy
Kimoniy
Bailey
Kane Yeaterday
Ernest Keppel
Albert Lynn
SM North Canter Street
Keppel
Dairymen Hold Sub-District Meeting in South Ripley
The sub-district decline of the Dairymen's League for Evie and Crawford counties met Friday at the South Ripley Grange Hall near North East. Principal speakers were Mr. Stevens of Erle and Mrs. Emory Grout of Kennedy NY. Attendees from Comy included Mr. and Mrs. Tvan Hateh and others. The next sub-district Teague meeting will be in Cony on the last Friday in March.
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South Ripley Grange Hall
Dairymen’s League
Evie
Crawford Counties
North East
Artemgow
Stevens
Erle
Emory Grout
Kennedy
N.Y
Comy
Tvan Hateh
Thelma Hurlburt
Alma Reynolds Engaged to Donald Price
Mr and Mrs Clyde Reynolds announce their daughter Alma Reynolds engaged to Donald Price son of Mr and Mrs Vern Price of Columbus The wedding will be an event of the Gear Suture.
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Alma Reynolds
Donald Price
Clyde Reynolds
Vine Street
Alma
Vern Price
Columbus
Individuality in Coiffure Rules for War Service
Betty Clarke urges working girls in war industries to express individuality in hairstyles while maintaining a neat, practical appearance. She notes two options: a 3 to 5 inch all over cut like Ensign Bertha Borden, or soft waves and rolls as worn by Betty Adams, ensuring hair stays above the collar and out of machinery.
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Betty Clarke
Trefer
Bertha Borden
New York State
War Bonds Drive Railroads For Wartime Transport
Your purchase of War Bonds helps pay the railroads for the gigantic task of transport undertaken during the war. Troop transport is a crucial part of our modern army. Buy more War Bonds at every payday. You have done your bit, now do your best.
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Teenie
Local residents return from visits across the region
Miss Lois Meehl returns to North East after four weeks with Mia' Marcheta Schrader. Alberta Mekiroy of Spartansburg and Billy Williams of Slippery Rock spend the weekend with Mrs Zuella McAlroy in South Center Street. Numerous others travel or visit family, including Pvt Keppel Tiffany on furlough, and Rev Cecil Alam and son Glenn Lee returning to DeWittville.
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John
Pittsburgh
Lois Meehl
North East
Mia’ Marcheta Schrader
North Center Street
Alberta Mekiroy
Spartansburg
Billy Williams
Slippery Rock
Farmer's Mothe 2
Zuella McAlroy
South Center Street
Mana Ross Ard
Benita Rhotes
Erle
Raymond Hos
Joan Scheppnsr
Evie
Dorothy Lytton
Akron
Wilbur Jordon
Mary O'Hare
H. &. Powell and Son
Lord
Hoovcxnville
Powell
Clavion
Howard Powell
Edson
Taver
Lisst Serst
Leo Hutz
Barksdale
James Ward
West Pleasant Street
Donald Hoveyard
Julia
King
Jin Odery
Mis
Perry Hovey
Eileen Graham
Allegheny College
Jacke Macinnes
Dorothy Ann
Phiadelhia
William Wallace
Hudson
Ohio
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
Joanne Morton
Meadville
Helen Lou Morton
Charles P. English
Erie
Dallas C. Smiley
West Church Street
Robert Spencer
Edward Gilbertson
Chicago
Til
Ehner Gilbertson
Radio listings and schedules across networks
A fragment listing NBC CBS and other network programs for the evening including classical and comedy shows with times and hosts. The text ends with an odd note about a synthetic resin sealer protecting clotheslines from rust and aiding cleaning.
Taulaiters Club Dance At Masonic Temple Drawing Prizes
Over a hundred attendees danced from 9 30 p m to 1 a m at the Taulaiters Club dance for Ray Mori Manufacturing held at the Masonic Temple. Paul Bryne Olfson and orchestra provided music. Door prizes went to Ray mist McCoy and Russell Cassett. Mr and Mrs Raymond Barnes won the walta con test and Mr and Mrs Duane Bemis won the jitterbug award.
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Ray~ ‘Mori Manufacturing
Masonic Temple
Paul Bryne Olfson
Ray
Post Matrons Club Annual Dinner Hosted by Eastern Star
The Past Matron Club of the Eastern Star held its annual dinner Saturday at Rita Restaurant at 6:80. After the meal Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst of Warren entertained guests at Mrs. A Griswold’s Maple Avenue home with cards and other light entertainment.
Newborn Sons Reported at Local Hospitals
A baby boy arrived Saturday evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence Tripp of 1225 West Pleas Street. Another infant born to Mr and Mrs Gustav Johnson at Joes Hospital this morning. A son born to Mr and Mrs Leg Pheer at Corry hospital this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Pfister reside at R D 4, Spattersburg.
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Corry Hospital
Clarence Tripp
West Pleas and Street
Gustav Johnson
West Wayne Strest
Joes
Leg. Pheer
Pfister
R. D
Spattensurs
Nurses Aid Class To Start Practice Work At Institution
Ten members of the Murtes Ale las will finish thirty four hours of theory today in Parish Hall under Corry Chapter Red Grass and begin ritual practical work in the Institution. The program totals eighty hours including theory practice hospital examination and one hundred and fifty hours of practice in the year. Miss Mildred Young N in charge of the instruction receives credit for the course's success. Members include Lulu Bus, Kincaid, Well Bracken, Gladys Shaler, Merion Patterson, Evelyn Ghase, Florence Sperry, Raiw Baker, Laura Redland and Maxine Meziroy.
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Murtes’ Ale ‘Las
Corry
The
Red Grass
Mildred Young
Lulu Bus
His Kincaid
Well Bracken
Gladys Shaler
Merion Patterson
Evelyn Ghase
Florence Sperry
February Milk Pool Base Rate Sets at 3.10 Dollars
New York milk marketing official Dr. C J Blanford said the six state New York milk shed will again pay a base rate of 3 10 per hundredweight for the February pool with deliveries over eight hundredweight earning an extra return. Estimated February pool revenue stands at 2 10 a hundredweight, up 54 cents from February 1842. If the final uniform rate is fixed March 14, the gain could total 21 211 percent and February deliveries are projected at 410 million pounds, down 78 percent from February 1942. Navy note follows about submarines diving under the equator.
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Pris
New York
C. J. Blanford
Blanford
SANCURA Hemorrhoid Relief Ad Claims Soothing Benefits
An old advertisement promotes SANCURA antiseptic products for hemorrhoids and piles. It touts San Cura Soap, Antiseptic HAN CRA Ointment, and related items as first aid and relief for skin irritations, sores, and discomfort. The fragment lists druggists and product uses in a period ad style.
Food stamps good until end of March Harrisburg
State Supervisor Theodore J. Wilson of the Foods Distribution Administration told Pennsylvania relief recipients they have until midnight March 31 to redeem remaining stamps from the discontinued Federal Surplus Food program. The program once operated in 42 counties with 20,000 recipients and 13,000 dealers, but ended because surpluses to distribute no longer exist.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Theodore J. Wilson
Foods Distribution Administratenr
Pennsylvania
Geedy Parsons
Liquor Raids Across Erie City Net Six Arrests
State liquor agents and city police raided five places in Erie. Within thirteen minutes late Saturday night six men and one woman were arrested. Erie supervisor Carl W. Newell said the raids were part of enforcement efforts by the State liquor board.
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Erie
Carl W. Newell
Sge War Board
Bloomsburg Man Parachutes After Plane Crash
Pfc. Robert A. Bittenbender of Bloomsburg Pa parachuted to safety before the aircraft he was radio man on crashed Friday night. The pilot Lieut William C Loederer of Johnson Creek Wis was killed.
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Bloomsburg
Orlando
Tie
Robert A. Bittenbender
William C. Loederer
Johnson Creek
Wis
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