North Center Street project noted in town reports
Fragmented OCR text describes a varnish and interior painting contract at a store on North Center Street, intercity rail fare changes by the Interstate Commerce Commission, jurors drawn for Supreme Court in Mayville, War Production Board vending machine curbs, stock market gains, and local public assistance and workforce plans with multiple names and places, including Erie, Corry, and Vegations. The scattered items reflect a rural county newspaper brief covering community updates, regulatory actions, and wartime employment matters.
Weather Damage Reports From Warren Elk Districts
Heavy rainfall and streams rising caused street and basement flooding in Warren and Elk districts and along the Allegheny River. Creeks overflowed, basements flooded, traffic disrupted, and conditions eased by yesterday afternoon as waters receded after night-long downpours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren and
Elk Districts
City Wat
Erie County
Uyerfinn
Tillis
Sige
Corydon
Sugar Ray
Fifth Escape at White Hill
A 17 year old juvenile escaped from the Industrial School for Boys in Harrisburg after breaking through basement tiles and a wire fence during a night shift. Deputy Superintendent W C Kris said Marion Eugene Eerts of Chambersburg fled the yard, climbing a fence as a warning siren sounded. He had been committed last year after two escapes from Glen Mills reformatory and was serving time for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
W. C. Kris
Maryin Eugene Eerts
Chambersburg
Haris
Tverts
Glen Mills
Philadelphia
Harris
Three Held in Columbus Theft Case
Warren Mureti 19 and two others faced charges of theft in Columbus County. Daniel Keith 24 Wade Adams 31 Lemoyire Adams 20 were arrested at Barnesboro by private Leslie O Fate and Deputy Sheriff Linder. Bail set at 642 dollars each. unable to post bonds they were remanded to custody ahead of the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesuaro
Lesiie O. Fates
Uesine Mater Police
L. ©. Linder
Linder
Evans
Vonds
Women’s Corps Approved for Army Service
The House voted 249 to 8 to create a women’s army auxiliary corps of volunteers. The WAAC would have up to 150,000 women aged 21 to 46 for behind the lines support roles, freeing men for combat. Pay starts at 21 a month with duties from cooks to teleprinter operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Women's Army Auxiliary Coips
Chamber
Senate Legisation
Senate
Roosevelt
WAAC
Tivine
Death of Mrs Esther Marvin in Titusville area
Mrs Esther Marvin died Tuesday at 4 pm at her home on East Main Street after years of ill health. Born February 2 1874 in Connell Lake she lived in Titusville Clymer and nearby towns before moving to Corry. Survived by daughter Marie Jones two sons Fern and George Stine three brothers and numerous grandchildren nieces and nephews. Body to Bracken Kessing funeral home with final arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marvin
East Main Street
Marvin
Con~ Neant Lake
Hid
Titusville
Clymer
Corry
Mre
Marie Jones
Fern
George Stine
Meadyilie
Andhree Broters
Eom Keeny
Special Board Formed to Aid Warren Farmers in War Effort
A U S Department of Agriculture War Board was organized in Warren County to assist farmers during the wartime emergency. Members include Arthur L. Page Columbus D B Iis Columbus R P Hemingway Warren Arnold L Blakasses Corry Wy J Armitage Spring Creek Bruce P Koobes Mendville and Tritt Warren County Extension Harvie. The board aims to coordinate with agriculture services, secure scrap iron, aid financing, and prioritize farm needs to feed civilians, troops, and Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculure War Board
Warren Couty
Inn
Dalvie
Arthur L. Page
Columbus
Agricultural AcvisLment Administration
D. B. Iiset
Palm Credit Administration
R. P. Hemingway
Warren
Forestry Service
Arnold L. Blakasses
Corry
Farm Security Administration
Wy J. Armitage
Spring Creek
Teri Electric Administration
Bruire P Koobés
Mend
Ille
Soil Conservating Service
Tritt
Harvie
Warren County
Corry City approves 20 000 bond issue for equipment
The City of Corry Pennsylvania adopts an ordinance authorizing twenty thousand dollars in general obligation bonds named 1982 Equipment and Funding Bonds to finance equipment for the Fire Department Civil Defense and other needs. Bonds are dated May 1 1993 bear interest up to 3 percent repaid semiannually. Maturity ranges 1944 to 1950 with a sinking fund and annual taxes to support repayment. Frank Hepler, mayor, certified adoption March 15 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Snail
Hercy
Olly
Dallas
Alit
Sonde
Coty
Corry
Eyle County
Pennaylvali
Department of Accounts and Finance
City of Corry
United States
Treasury
City of
Pennsylvania
Department of Accounts
Assia
Theron Lurder
Commonwealth of
Cony
Vere County
Tie County
FRANK @ HEPLER
Farm sid Dairy Products Ad Mixes Prices and Local Mess
A garbled advertisement lists dairy items including pasteurized and raw milk at 38 cents a gallon and a hardware store on Main Street. Mixed phrases mention Abnve Ghostmat and a university psychologist, yielding an incoherent local ad fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & AL Dairy
South Cebler Street
Corry Passes Bond Ordinance for City Equipment Funding
An ordinance presented by Mr. Nichols authorizes the issue and sale of general obligation bonds by the City of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. The measure sets a twenty thousand dollar funding amount to finance equipment purchases, outlines bond terms and interest, and provides for an annual levy to pay debt service. The ordinance is enacted by the city council and mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Losey
City of
Corry
Eve County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Erie County
Nichols
Huns
Huns County. Pounestvenin
Corvele
Penn- Council
Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Livestock Markets Report
Markets list produce prices in Pittsburgh with apples and russet varieties, potatoes and Maine Chippewns, Pennsylvanian russets, and several other fruit and vegetable items. Buffalo livestock report notes hogs, cattle, veal, and lamb conditions, with price ranges and market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mar
New York Baldwins
McIntosh
Rome
Maine
Pensylvania
Fusset Rurals
Idaho
Burbanks
Pennsylvania
Russell Rurals
Erates Mlorida
Bliss ‘Triumphs
Disjointed Sports Tale of Stocking and Strife
A fragmented 1934 athletics column describes hatcheries in the county and cheerful yet unclear talk of trout stocking, local teams, tournaments, and coaching shifts. Mixed names, places, dates, and events blur into a garbled recap of players, schedules, and ambitions without a clear single outcome.
Fragmented OCR Input on Ohio Event Timing
The readable portion hints at an Ohio event with dates in May and October. No clear entities or actions emerge beyond a reference to a timeline and locations. Further readable text is needed to form a complete, accurate summary.
Fragmented note yields cryptic local reference
A partial, garbled text fragment mentions care tonal sap and street names with unclear meaning, plus a Wal or wall reference. No identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete events emerge from the legible words.
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McCandrew Beng
North Centar Styunt
Whee
Atanston
Kim Interior Painting
Proariithc
Punera
Seryleus
Pyaukiin
Venango County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mayvilis
Supreme Churt
Court Jntae
William
Hickey
Erand
Carlyle Neekers
Frank Askins
Nor
L Mer
Alvin Bennini
Walter Bennink
Alin Dunne
Wold
War Production Board
MacArthur
Shin 14
Supreme Command
Far East
TCC
Department of Public Assistance
Fr. Davis
Erie County Board of the Department of Public Sasistance Eld
Brie
Erie
Marc O7th
Bernice
English
DPA
Arnold Moore
F. Th 3S
112Th Infantry
Toulsiana
Air Raj
Wiffens
Walter B. Beott
Oir Rai
William My
Ha Pianigan
White Hill
Breals
State Institution
AVER
Dial
North Meing Center St
Burick Mill
Women’s Corps
Esther Marvin
Ito
Lanston
South Centar Street
U.S. Department of Agriculture War Board
Army
James Griggs
Australia
Goneard
Russa-dupariese
Bleyeland
U.S
United Service
Atlantic
Sterling Ie
Sela
Brook Street
Aide Door
Snyder Cine
Fairhaven
Advaile
Corry Auto Supply
Daya
Halp
Washington Street
Thompson Bibow
Apaln
Thompson's Poultry Farm
Air Tree
Distemper
Blakeslee Brothers
Spartansboro
J. E. McKay
Fastray
Farrow
Claude Baccus
Montgomery Ward
SALLE
O. T
W. Wash. St. Just
Wilson Kitchen
Denver St
Frank Gales
West Ghuch Street
Glarion County Coal
Watt
Messenger
Tal
NEW Bethlehem Coal
Fowell
Seree
Sebo
Order Now
Semngera Casa Mia
Byrup Suppliss Doant
Jesaye A Universite ‘Ab Calltorwik
Esst Congress Life
W. Gravink
Arthur Moore
R. D
J. Clough
Pittsdela
Clymer Township
Garrett Boland
Digmer
West Smith Street
Tarmom Road
Summer Street
John H. Clough
Aize
Frederick
W. Wayne Strreets
Imal
Union
Mary Parkin
Ashville
Seventh Street
B. Haines
Stockton
Mike Tumphick
Ir Corry
Bor J.J
Payne Sales
Greenville
Payne
Frank E. Westley
Walter L. Peake
PIMA
New York
General MacArthur
American Gar Cysececesccy Srm
American Smelters
Vseycs
Oy Dan Anaconda
Aflatute Reining
Bendix Aviation
Bolhiletem Sieocece
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric General Motus
Kennecott
National
Blacutt Natanel Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific
Pardmount
Jyeyeey Penney
Sien
Badio Schrerys
Socony Varun
Calif
Studebaker Ai Diredy
Weatfieienee Alpstrin
Woolwardy Aca
Curt
Atto Bupply Be
Gitlin Berghe News Arkureas
Nat Gus Asouth, Pati
Perry Priddy
Cesk” Pauls Arne
Meadville
Wid
Tom Jas Edwardis
Abe Simlhung
Weele
Paville
St. Dose
Yonnie Mack
Lesios
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