Community Notices and Local Updates from Corry and Grove City
Wallpaper at Holly's notes a patient release from Corry hospital while Mrs. Audley Stewart of Rochester visits Grove City to see her mother in City hospital. The Lares Aig Society of the Unsted Brethren Church plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Ralph Fleming’s home. A loess attorney buys a view camera, sparking local photo interest, and sheriff records identify the camera’s owner as Jameston’s lawyer. The Tionesta dam water level rises to 79 feet with bridges at Nebraska submerged yet Kallettville remains unaffected.
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Holly's
Lawrence Miller
Corry RD
Corry Hospital
Gite Masonic Temple
Audley Stewart
Carl Akeley
Martin Dobson
Ake Iey
Osa Johnsson
Stewart
Jeane Russell
Tate
Robert Russell
Westminster College
Lares Aig) Society
Tmsted Brethren Church
T Ie
Ralph Fleming
East Columbus Averse
East Seivemedtown
Loess
Kimball Stand
Sherif’s Department
Ino Strickhy
Ray L. Charwick
Jamestons
Tionesta Dam
Allegheny River
Nebraska
Kallettville
Powell Motor Co
Franklin
Terrance Hartwell
T. Hartwell
East Bissell Avenue
Royal Canadian Air Force
Oil City
Warren
Ockenango Creek
Gerald Duell
Russell
Navy
D. A. Gehr
Lool
State Motor Police
Fre
Tinaville
YMCA
Willard Hovis
Clintonville
Grave City
Corry Red
Guinotte
Mary and Martha
Presbyterian Church
Fern Duke
Wy Churen Street
J. W. Gray
Johm Trastie
Coal thefts at Shenango schools investigated locally
County Detective A O Barnes leads an inquiry into a string of coal thefts from three Shenango Township school houses. Padlocks were broken and coal missing as authorities review reports from Wilcox Grocery and other districts. The same week in Ridgway a pair of nonfatal vehicle incidents injured two residents.
Water Nuisance Complaints After Fairhaven Project
Residents of East Wayne street north of Raymond Avenue told City Council last night that high water from the Fairhaven construction flooded garages and basements, with 6 to 20 inches of water and a six inch pipe proving inadequate. R. H. Hallast urged action. officials will confer with Fairhaven engineers to seek a remedy.
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East Wayne Street
Raymond Avenue
Fairhaven
Fairgrounds
R. H. Hallast
Halfast
Second Ward
Patrhaven
Bene Creek
Coat repairs and court actions in local notices
Multiple brief items report coat zipper repairs at M. Litz Shoe Repair and a home status update on George Vounson Sr of West Washington Street. The Women's Auxiliary of the Wt. F. W. meets Wednesday evening and officers are asked to attend inspection night. Jay Hinkson of Pleasantville pleads guilty to liquor charges and posts 500 bail for April term. three others plead not guilty and post bonds for May term. Ronald Brown, 24, hospitalized after a furnace explosion at Raymond Manufacturing in Corry. he is from Garland and discharged.
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Pennsylvania
George H. Betstrom
Kane R. D
Justice of the Peace
Emile Stenger
Bekstrom
Hamilton Township
Kane
State Motor Police
Bekstram
Cribbsad
P. Cunningham
Venango County
Gulf Gas
West Washington
First Avenue
Hospital
M. Howard
Edward Pele
Milton Zalaneck
Lyce Bohret
Reynoldsville
New York Central
Sventic
DuBois
Bohren
Maple Avenue
Price Inc
Oil City
Sechadate
Board of Education
Old City
Robert C. Liehhtenberger
Dormer
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Brockway
Hayes T. Englert
St. Edward's Hall
George Vounson
West Washington Street
Wt. F. W
Werinesday
Jay Hinkson
Fieasantville
Justice of Peace Manley v. Beebeherve
Ventungo
Raigs
Ronald Brown
Corry Hospital
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Brown
Garland
Hitler forwards SS to equal status with German armed services
Bern report says Adolf Hitler elevates the Schutzstaffel to equality with Germanys army navy and air force after war memorial observances in Berlin. If borne out, the SS would gain influence over the overall war effort and be led by Hitlers personal guards recruited from Nazi party ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Adolf Hitler
Hla Per—Sonal Schutastartel
Germany
Army
Navy
Air Force
Berlin
Neuer Guereher Zeitung
Hitler
Meadville Man Indicted and Others Sentenced
A Meadville druggist Horner 5. Smith was indicted on seven narcotics charges for unlawfully obtaining and selling drugs without proper federal reports. Erie resident Harvey Lee Roy Peterson faced selective service act violations for failing to register. Edward Tomski of Erie pleaded guilty to posing as a citizen and failing to register for a year and day in prison. George Serman Wolfe of New Castle pleaded guilty to concealing assets in bankruptcy and received three years probation with roughly $600 restitution.
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Erie
Horner
Smith
Meadville
Harvey Lee Roy Peterson
Peterson
Edward Tomski
Suigar Creek
Warren County
Serman Wolfe
New Castle
New Sewer Project Considered Here
A continued discussion on a municipality sewer and sewage disposal plant program seeks to relieve East Smith street congestion with storm sewer work and Bear Creek sewer extension. Funds and federal allocation after the war will influence major construction, while nuisance on Fast Wayne street may be abated by cladding. City Engineer Williams was instructed to contact Public Defense Works to explore using the Tedevil grant for the storm sewer job.
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Titusville
Connell
Burke Avenue
Saven Oil City
Homer R. Lane
Off City
Aulta
Noticy
Oil City
Ass. C
Dattbenspeck
Tionesta
Howard Weaver
Danhonspeck
Smith Street
Wayne Street
Williams
Public Defense Works
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Nestle Cocca
Chipsocki
Wrights Silver
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Pata VaroRus
Vicks VapoRub
Alko- Seltzer
Musterale
Bayer
Sloans Liniment
Burma
Scott Towels
Wilcox Grocery
Ellis Electric Store
Trustees
Pittscurch Railways
Federal Court
Brances Gaver Hild
Myrtle Street
Hild
United States
Jean Fiolek
Raymond Piolek
East 18Thn Street
William Donahue
Leutenant
M. Litz
U.S. Defense
Baby Gates
Associated Press
Crawford
Tomski
Associate Press
Ont Originals
Woolbrook
Nasts Ladies
4Uibua
Buick
Ise Aol Ed
Corry Motor Sales
Vy. W. Waterhouse
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
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