Titunville Red Cross Campaign Lays Hold On Goal
Titunville chapter of the Red Cross aims for a $15 000 war fund. Nearly $11 500 has been raised so far with hope of reaching the total next week. A contribution to the war fund was noted in Sayav, the Franklin chapter sending funds.
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Titunville
Red Cross
Lise Franklin Veniren
Women's Central War Activities Committee
Alexander Paterson
Eric
Ralph B. McCord
Registrar of Wills
Mary Paterson Joss
Simeh
Alexmtter
Pat~inson
Meadville
Isabel Paterson
Robert Devins
Bradson
N.yaiui
Donald P. Devine
Washington, D. C
Kane Kane
American Red Cross Blood Bank
Buffelo
Saent
William R. Johson
U. &. Naval Reserve
Margaret Mihoney
Luly Brimee
Marjorie Weller
Doris Zeist
Henry Fatkins
Norman Mi
Holly's
Jamestown
Francis Wright
Washington Street
Cne
Rite Sprat
Lwos
Ton Lingzo
Thel
Mabel Shappe
Ridewig
Harry Gorton
Jock
Harry Nyquist Reai Jence
Emmett Street
Elcome General Lipspitsl
Mir. Gorton
America
Franz Home Furnishings
Tingsville
B. Smith
Titsville
Republica
Smith
Ince
Republican Party
Titusville
Marine Corps Woll Men's
Pittsburgh
Barbara Giffen
Wauneta
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Mabel
Kane
Helen Swanson
Pfo
Stanley E. Winegard
Ski Troops
Camp Hale
Colg
Ian
Bertha Winegard
Hazelhurst
Louis Swanson
East Main Street
Mr. Jewett
G. H. Bomeren
Luthera
Mt. Jewet
Warren
Arthur Brill
Franklin
Herbert Lee Lehman
Tionesta
Mickery Street
City and Vicinity Goods and notices mix of ads and events
Local ads list groceries including Pillsbury flour 2412 1b sack $1.29 and other items with free delivery. A funeral expense payment of $50 for Donald Sadinski is noted. Reports from Bradford Warren Kane Jamestown Titusville discuss wartime loans, police and fire notes, blood donations, soldiers, and local notices including apartment ranges and theater ads.
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Pillsbury
Davis
Page & Ferty
Sigmund ‘Saulinski
Donald Sadinsti
Judge Miles
Kots
New York
Oligo
St Lots
Wesi
Benovy
Susque— “Bank
North Bend
Wolker Tebirning
Charles Summerson
Glemnowan
Barner Farm
Pauil Eckers
Castanea Pacer
Cordie Kitt ‘Memorial Hospital
Marya
Johnsonbaye
United States Army
Sendo
Bradford
Harry C. Hunington
McKeeengnty
Citizens’ Defense Corps
Barbour Antes
Mckinley
Hila
War Department
Willams
Academy
North Corry
Journal
Tihneville
Crawford Coun
Vie
Pond Drive
Rd. Hopkin
Tuyaville Trust Company
Uniearey
Wayren
John G. Cosnwell
Warren
Montgomry
Bounty Bern
Gered
Civil Air Patrol
Richard Johnson
Army
Richard
Joseph Johnson
Bndland
Bya Brothers
Arthy Johnson
Mounds
Martin Johnneot
Alabam
Remedy Ad for SAN-CURA Ointment in Cleveland Notice
Dearborn Avenue resident J W Roebuck appeals for SAN-CURA Ointment to relieve rectal itch piles and skin irritations. Advertisement touts 35¢ and 10¢ prices, endorses SAN-CURA Soap as a preface to ointment use, urging readers to purchase at drug stores.
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J. WN. Roebuck
Dearborn Avenue
Cleveland
Gen Hurley and Middle East fate clash in war zone talk
Reported dispatches describe Gen Henri Giraud and Gen Charles de Gaulle amid tensions with French authorities in Syria and Lebanon. Proposed elections in Syria and Lebanon may test the Atlantic Charter in a fragile mandate region as observers weigh Burley night diplomacy. A separate note cites Hope Construction and Benning holdings transfer to Southern Company with West Virginia and Pennsylvania links.
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Rage Ump
Afries
Henri Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
Gatroux
Syra
Lebanon
Cutrons
M Ollower
Republis
Syria
Burley
South Penn
Clarksburg
Hope Construction and Benning Company
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Southenn Company
Warning to Autoists on Unapproved Tire Stations
Officials warn motorists that unapproved tire inspection stations remain in operation. Official stations will display red white and blue emblems. 34 stations in the district receive insignia. Renewal forms were mailed in December and inspections are mandatory under official prices.
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Corry Rationing Board
Moway
Yeriele
Chy
Disielelt
Sineions
Timp Aisteiah
Ealor
Carry
Hees
Une
OPA
Fees
Radenine Board
Funeral Services for Mrs. Mary Kimmy
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Kimmy were held at the Methodist Church with remarks by relatives and friends. The service included singing and a procession to Pine Grove Cemetery where members of local groups attended a memorial dinner. Attending were relatives from Union City Westfield Columbus Columbus and Woodeack with many local residents sending flowers.
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Seente
Chester Smith
Carl Willam Geertson
Eugene
Myron Kimmy
Union City
Merle Dodd
Culuinbus
Roy Swit
Woodeack
Meadville Murder Suspect Held in Newark Case
Report from Newark states Audrey Trotta, 57, connected to a Meadville fatal stabbing of Philip Tappa during a July 13, 19a9, game incident. William Wanger of Newark Police confirms suspect held at Meadville police chief’s request amid ongoing investigation.
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Mauve
Mart
Newark
Audrey Trotta
William ‘Wanger
Tyoho
Cystes
Expansion of Park Recreation Facilities Planned
The park association considers extending facilities with skating clubs and equipment plans. Committees will estimate costs for gear and a new sound system while discussing bridle paths and park use with local clubs to support heavier summer and fall use and future events.
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Pest
Stennett
Park Association
Iso
Willian
Seumsti
Lord Spemter
Ures
F. Beret
Pralls
Ukraush
Sg of
Elk
Williams
British Counterattack Fails As Germans Press East
An uneasy front report says British forces were driven back by a German assault along a southern road near El Guetuy, with German couriers and tanks engaged. American troops reportedly held their gains, destroyed several tanks, and captured over 200 German prisoners as Patton pursued a northeast advance amid stronger resistance.
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EL Guetuy
Gaisa
Ses
Rommel
Tiwisis
Patton Uosses
Plan for Unite Company event at Pl ommonstax April 19
A plan described for Unite Company at Pl ommonstax on April 19 includes details about new vessels, an employee named Blanca, and a fundraiser sponsored by a press to rally for war bonds and university support. The fragmentary text mentions locations on South Street and Main Streets, with references to freshmen and a call to support bonds.
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Unite Company
Polors
Plommonstax
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