North Africa casualty and local notices in Oil City
Pfc. Russell Merriman son of Mr and Mrs E O Merri Best Shippenville reported injured in North Africa. Staff Sergeant Howard Q Rudolph seriously wounded in North Africa fighting. Oil City notices list circus permit issue and Mentor Club meeting. William C Hatin longtime Oil City resident dies after extended illness.
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Russell Merriman
Meryi- Best Shippenville
North Africa
Oil City
Howard Q. Rudolph
H.C. Ridolph
East Front Street
Heltig
All-Way Electric Co
Frank Wilcox
William C. Hatin
Off City
Khoapitel
Local Advertised Goods and Obituary Notes
City and Vicinity items list a milk sale price, flour, eggs, corn flakes, free delivery, and a shop ad. Andrew Victor Lofgren, 83, dies at Grand Valley after a week’s illness. born in Alfre da borg Sweden. Also notes a sheriff and state police pursuit of a thief gang along the Allegheny river and various community notices from Corry, Erie, Kane, and Meadville.
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Titusville
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Grand Valley
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Victor Lofgren
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North Corry
Journal
Sherrif J. Bruce Haverty
Forest
State Motor Police
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Tionesta
Tidioute
Pany
MacDonald Fire Company
Mrs. Bowmen
Kirkpatrick
Ralph £. Hosh
Farley
Rochester
N.Y
Brakeman Killed in Train Wreck Near Monessen
Associated Press reports a head on collision between Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway freight trains near Banning, five miles south of Monessen, killing Steven Malinky, 31, of Avella. Cause undetermined, track single line detoured traffic, engines damaged with little car derailing or merchandise loss.
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Associated Press
Monessen
Pittsburgh and
West Virginia
Banning
Here
Steven Malinky
Avella
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Trath
Parochial School Closes Early Under War Plan
Erie Diocese officials announce an earlier end to parochial instruction this year. St Edward's likely ends May 1 with exams May 23 to 28 and commencement May 20, two weeks earlier than usual. A war effort flag will be presented at 2 20 this afternoon by Walter H Scott and Postmaster James P Sullivan.
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Erie
St. Edward's School
Walter H. Scott
War Bond and Stamp Committee
James P. Sullivan
Guffey Protests Ickes Rationing Decision
In a letter to Pennsylvania congressmen, Tekes warns that daily gasoline production exceeds demand by about 154000 gallons, risking shortages elsewhere. He notes stock accumulation at Pittsburgh and pipeline terminals may mislead on supply, urges maintaining rationing to protect strategic oil stocks for offshore military needs.
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Pennsylvania
Tekes
Pittsburgh
Summer Resident of Findley Lake Dies
Friends in Cay and Weathy with regret to learn of the death of A. K. Streiner of Pilcair Ps who passed away at his home Tuesday March Sth. Streiner and his family kept a summer home at Findley Lake for years and had made the acquaintance of many friends in this community. He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter all known here.
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Cay
Weathy
A. K. Streiner
Pilcair, Ps
Streiner
Findley Lake
Tushonke Food Distribution Buys Three Million Pounds Tushonka
The Food Distribution administration has placed a large order for cyinays tushonka, a spied pork product, for Russian soldiers.
Former Corry Resident Dies After Ill Health
Charles Akam reports the death of his father George O. Akam aged 83 of Los Angeles California. He passed away Wednesday afternoon after years of ill health. Survived by wife Emma Tanner two sons Charles William and Richard and four daughters Jessie Moyer Laura Pedmud, Nettie Greeley and Viola Schott all of California. Twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The Akams were longtime Corry residents who left in 1919 and last visited in 1930.
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Charles Akam
George O. Akam
Los Angeles
Cal
Emma ‘Tanner
Charles
William
Richard
Nettie Greeley
Viola Schott
California
Akam
Corry
West Coast
Warn Of Meningitis Outbreak At Media Pa
Media Pa March 12 Merila High School with a 350 student body faced a meningitis scare after Beverly Waxman 16 was diagnosed and hospitalized in Chester. L P Wray hospital superintendent said 18 meningitis cases had been diagnosed there in the last three months.
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Media
Merila High School
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Beverly Waxman
Chester
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