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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1941

Page

8

Stolen wagon wreck leads to 13 year old’s arrest

Erie police report a 13 year old boy admitted stealing a station wagon, driving it onto Liberty Street then into a tree before fleeing to the Morrie Brandt home where he was found. The damaged wagon belonged to Russell Jarecki and another car owned by Ed Mehl write was later found abandoned and damaged. The youth’s name was not released due to age.

Erie Obu Morrie Brandt Liberty Street Yan Brandt Ruswell C. Jarecki Jarecki George C Christoph Ipab Ed Meh Meltsie Vermont Avenue Lincoln Avenue Damnnen 6Th and Liberty Streets Rar

By Invitation Only Lords of Manor Membership Rules

Membership in the Order of the Colonial Lords of Manors in America is by invitation and limited to men and women descended from a recognized patentee seigneur or lord of manor of New Netherland or New York. Lineage papers are sent to prospective members and must be filed and returned.

Order of the Colonial Lords of Manors America New Netherlands Province of New York

Storm Holds Guardsmen In Camp For Week End

At Indiantown Gap March 10, heavy snow paused the start of a 19 week National Guard training. About 19 000 men of the division and 104th Cavalry were to begin toughening programs, with two weeks of company and battalion drills followed by larger unit maneuvers. Weather forced a voluntary lay day. injuries were few, with one appendectomy and one pneumonia case reported but improving.

Indiantown Gap Pennsylvanis Amy Uo 2Th 104Th Cavalry Individu

Man dies from gas fumes at oil tank near Bradford

Dean Woodring, 22, of Custer City, was found on a ladder beside a 110 barrel oil tank on Minard Run Company property near Browntown. Coroner Keith Clark ruled accidental asphyxiation after witnesses, including foreman Brymer, reported the oil flow and discovery at the site early Saturday.

Bradford Dean Woodring Custer City Company Browntown Thomas R. Clark Dun Brymer Woodringa Bryne Gamp

Condition Of Erie Crash Victims Improves Slowly

Victims of an Erie bus collision at 23rd and Phim streets Saturday night remained in critical or poor condition at St. Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Francis Taylor, both injured, showed improvement while Donald Gould and Kenneth Wey, Erie Conch Company employees, were found dead at 4 pm. Autopsy by Dr W L A Welbrook, Bradford hospital pathologist, fixed death around 9 5 0 p m. The deceased was a longtime local resident. survivors include his mother Mrs Susie Woodring and four brothers and four sisters.

Erie Mat Samuel Ui Sweet Cherry Street St. Vincent's Hospital Erie Conch Company 23Rd Phim Francis Taylor Rochester Donald Gould Kenneth Wey W. L. A. Welbrook Bradford Hospital Susie Woodring

Rich Oil Man Brahaney Dies After Illness in Titusville

James Henry Brahaney, 8, a prominent Pennsylvania oil producer tied to Wooded Hilly of Rock City and Knapp's Creek, died in St. Francis Hospital after an eight month illness. Declared incompetent recently, his wealth was estimated at 1.1 million with oil properties and securities. Born in Portage, he lived in Arcade and Titusville for decades, never married, and kept a modest Rock City home. A cement and resin blend tested in Michigan is noted for highway reconstruction.

James Henry Brahaney Rock City Knapp’s Creek Pridsy St. Francis Hospital Pennsylvania Grady Brahaney Cattaraugus Ors & Black Olive Brahaney Frank Brahaney Portage Triss Mr. Brohaney Arcade Titusville Mr. Bradsney Olesa

200 Fishing Saved As Ice Gives Way

In Buffalo's outer harbor at Michigan avenue a line was shot to shore by a Coast Guard team using a chowder gun. A rope and ferry system saved about 200 fishermen stranded on the ice, with a tug of war to haul the last to safety and some men missing a dip during the crossing.

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Mrs Stein of Legion Auxiliary Stricken

Mrs Carrie Stein, former Pennsylvania Auxiliary state finance chairman, died at home after a cerebral hemorrhage struck her on January 26 while en route to Pittsburgh on a Legion business trip. Two sisters survive.

Associated Meadville Carrie Stein American Legion Auxiliars Department of Pennsylvania Auxiliary

Attorney G. M. Fletcher of Erie Dies Saturday

Attorney George M. Fletcher of Erie, a pioneer lawyer who practiced here for more than 50 years, died at his home on West 21st Street after a long illness. Born in Chicago, he was a member of Simpson Methodist church and a thirty second degree Mason. His office was at 1529 Pesach Street.

Mel Mar George M. Pletcher Eric Sawyer West 21St Street Fletcher Attorney Fletcher Chicago Simpson Methodist Church Perry Lodge Pesach Street

Social Security claims filing event announced

A Social Security Board representative from the Erie office will visit Corry on Wednesday March 12. He will hold office hours at the post office from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon to assist the public with applications for old age and survivors insurance payments under the Social Security Act. Applicants must file an application. benefits are not automatic. Three requirements are essential to qualify for monthly old age payments.

Social Security Board Erie Mage 1

Indian Died in Salamanca Jail Amid $95,000 Action

A probate filing in Salamanca alleges the death of an American Indian after arrest by state troopers. The estate seeks $95,000 against the City of Salamanca and the State of New York, claiming failure to provide medical care. One hundred dollars is set for the widow and children of Robert Nephew.

Salamanca New York Robert Allegany Reservation Harold 45 Congdon Randolph May Amgeline Red Rowe

Survivors Eligible for Monthly or Lump Sum Payments

Information invite for survivors of a deceased wage earner outlining eligibility for Livence payments. Eligible dependents include widow or widower child grandchild parent or person who paid funeral expenses. Entitlements may be monthly payments or a lump sum depending on circumstances. Interview the representative for details.

Dunkirk Plant To Be Enlarged

Dunkirk Mar 10 The Mat Valve Company plans a substantial expansion of its Brigham Street plant near the New York Central Railroad. The project calls for a new foundry and extensive construction to boost local employment by adding skilled and semiskilled labor, with an estimated cash outlay of 50000 dollars or more. The move aims to reduce dependence on outside suppliers amid wartime metal diversions. The company currently employs about 40 to 50 men and continued steady employment during the war.

Dunkirk Mat. Valve Company Induateles Ips Brigham Ito New York Central Progrim Woukers Monty Stone

Beloved Brent and March Face Strain Over Gambled Money

In a smoky night scene at Sandy's, March gambles with chips lent by Griff Morgan while Brent waits at home. A quarrel erupts over the seven hundred dollars and March vows to spend it on clothes, testing their marriage as she plans a future reunion and reconciliation.

Sandy Rani Griff Crauhier March Brent Griff Morgan Morgang Marek Dartin Taly Derk Abigail Rose Ening Gran Abigail Jane Lou Mareh Donatralit Darling Sara Gregory Sara Ironia

A Y Shi Creased a Relief or Fat Pat Feiicul tors

In a fragmented report a local agency handles a relief issue tied to aging facilities and a patrolling unit. Names and precise roles are unclear but authorities coordinate aid and inspect facilities amid ongoing scrutiny.

Untitled fragment hints at JAP BEAL foreign signers

A fragmented note references a group of signers linked to a foreign matter and a forthcoming event. The readable portions suggest a serf or service context with a hint of a mediation or meeting. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

BEAL

None the Wip Purely a neamune

A fragmented OCR line presents unclear phrasing about a named subject or event. Core elements remain unreadable, with no definite people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes identifiable from the provided text.

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