Erie News Briefs Highlight Weather, Defense, and Local Incidents
Local reports cover a religious pageant at United Brethren services, snowmelts and street crews clearing roads, and final registration for Pennsylvania State College Engineering Defense Training at the Junior High. Other items note fishing season outlook, proposed harsher penalties for blackout era crimes, auto accidents with minimal injuries, a chimney fire at a Wright Street home, a missing person return, a pharmacy worker accident, and radio program mentions connected to local figures.
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Pennsylvania State College
Will Tales Plate
Elonie Al”Asses
Blizzards maroon hundreds in Chautauqua county
Jamestown reports a blizzard left hundreds stranded across northern Chautauqua County on Monday and Tuesday, with numerous traffic accidents and two structures blown down. Roads opened by morning. One man, William H. Conn, 56, of Lakewood, suffered a heart attack after helping a jewelry salesman captured by deputies, then was hospitalized. Seven farm children and six other farm workers were rescued from stalled houses near Tucker Road and taken to private homes in Westfield.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua
Jamestown General Hospital
William H. Conn
Fike Avenue
Lakewood
O. Cohn
Westfield
Mayville
May
Sheriff's Department
Sule
Tucker Road
Wiest
Phe
Twentietix Century’ Club
Mabel Schruers
Spith & Good
Attundance
Nellie Querteveldt
Chiby Jushan Goring
Sblm
Hudson
Gilbert Ton
Amy ‘Newhouse
Mimmie Legters
Gerieide Gya~vink
Meva Watres
Nellie Rhebergen
Fred Wordes
Clifford Legters
Ton
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Emesh Dunnewold
Garret Habink
Beach Creek
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F. A. Spence
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Bete Morrison
Déluert King
Velma
Garlion King
Brie
R. A. Thompson
Ralph
Evelyn Both Rhebergen
Gilbert Vander Schaaf
Thompson
Norjman Hogenboomt
Wilbur Renskers
Torey
Doris Howles
Alfred Extension School
Clymer Central School
N.Y
Nyal Wallace
Lillian Wiggets
June Carliseh
Maxine Legters
Virginia Tewinkle
Dairymen‘s League
Miltired Arminic
Plorehee Armin
Minnie Meyerik
Avis Crist
Neva
Storm Crash Hurts Several In Titusville Automobiles
A storm caused a car collision injuring Mrs Charles Moon of 617 Bissell Avenue and two others. Moon suffered a fractured wrist and facial lacerations and was taken to Tuaville Hospital. Her husband Charles Moon and two children were lightly hurt. A truck driven by Charles Boyle struck the wreck, then another car driven by Joseph Brown crashed into it, causing facial injuries to Edward Brown. Local naval affairs note appears unrelated.
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Supt
Ralph S. Dewey
Sherman
Washington and
Center Streets
Hany B. Smith
West Frederick Street
Triskel
West Washington Street
North Center Street
Smith
Otl City
Mareh
Titusville
Charles Moon
Bissell Ayetille
Tuuaville Hospital
Tele Son Land
Qfr
Atbon
Charles Boyle
Pownville
Joseph Brown
Route 1
Edward Brown
Clymer Community Notes From A Storm Affected Week
A storm lash in Clymer brings damaged windows and blown shingles while residents recount near misses. Red Cross announces an adult nutrition course at Clymer Central School with Miss Alice Acquard guiding a practical program for women.
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Red Cross
Mederials School of Instruction
Mavvilly
Marlon
Gallip
Davghier
Lynnette Kay
Albert Kearns
Misa Vivian Thomas
Mell Bradbery
Williamaviily
Aiira Claus
Mra
Myrtle Gallup
Neva Avil
Mirs Mlarowice
Bavn
Gersid
Betty Grims Cuslér
Corry Hospital
Gael Lynn
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Eliien
Jim
India
Edna Wossvile
Coffe
The
Clymer Central School
Alice Acquard
United States
FOR SALE Farm and livestock listings with auctions
A cluttered midcentury classified page advertises farms and stock for sale near Corry Pennsylvania. Items include horses of many breeds and weights, poultry, farm equipment, office furniture, and household goods. Public auctions note administrator and executor notices with dates in 1942.
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Corry
Thompson
Clymer
Kincaid Farm
Beaverdam
Beaverdam Methodist Chifel
Dou. W. Kincaid
Gunnisom
Fish
Gilford
P R R Revenues Show Increase In 1941
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports higher operating revenues of 614 million dollars for 1941, a 28 percent rise, with operating expenses up 30.9 percent to 42.6 million. Net income after taxes and charges reached 2.38 million, with 3.97 million set aside for sinking funds and related items, and 20.94 million paid in two dividends. A surplus of 48.41 million remained before transfers to profit and loss. Separately, Philadelphia physicians discuss their own health, with Dr. Edward L. Bortz noting a new health committee and a five-year study of 1,000 doctors.
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Pennsylvvania Railroad
M. W. Clemens
Philadelphia County Medical Society
Edward L Bortz
Ustedan
Meeting notices at Lakewood Epworth League
Invited notices for Lakewood Epworth League Thursday evening March 17 at Lakewood Methodist Church. North Clymer Church Sunday school at 1020 hours and Evening Worship at 1 45 PM. Rev. D D Samuel 500 pastor. Young people's meeting at 3 45 PM. Union Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 46 PM.
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Reformsa Churen
Gerrit Timmer
Jurting G. Bat
Jane Tom
Bening
Audrey Dupink
Colnage
Bessie VanEarden
Cosnelius Wiggers
Methodist
Churely
D. Samuelson
Epworth
Epworth League
Lakewood Epworth League
Lakewood Methodist
North Clymer
Samuel
Produce Markets Pittsburgh and Buffalo Livestock
Produce demand was moderate with apples and potatoes showing limited movement. Buffalo livestock markets opened with steady cattle and mixed hog and lamb activity, while broad market indices in New York reflected broad industrial weakness and selective share declines.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
Rome
Maine
Buffalo
N.Y
Unclear OCR sports card fragment with stray names
A fragmentary OCR sports item references multiple players and moments but lacks coherent structure. It mentions pin Lopp Hing cont and various names, with scattered notes on hoops action, halves, and a late moment. Details are garbled and specific outcomes are not discernible.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local outcome and wind event
Fragmentary text references a Monday sale and a high wind event near a city. It mentions a winner, Wattabiurs, and a Beedban location with a Beedban sale note. The readable parts indicate an election or contest in a city with wind conditions affecting proceedings.
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