Memorials and notices from Crawford and surrounding counties
Mrs Rather Blair Cook a nurse at Chi Pacuimatic Tool Co in Frank May died suddenly of heart attack at the plant. Native of Warren she lived in Franklin 15 years and is survived by husband Warren N, daughter in Foley’s Shoe Hospital Harness Repair Shop Washington St. W C Gill chairman Crawford County Chapter of the National Foundation for Taranula Paralysis reports January total of 219.17 raised at unit of the president's birthday. Purple Heart awarded posthumously to Homer G Heuston received by parents Robert G and Mrs at 170 Perce Avenue. William Campbell Dickson 55 NYA district supervisor, died at Ip'doak im Adrian hospital after nine days illness. Service flags 75c available at The Journal. M-W-F-tf.
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Rather Blair
Chi
W. C. Gill
Crawford County
National Foundation For Taranula Paralysis
Oil City
Homer G. Heuston
Pacife
Robert G. Heuston
Perce Avenue
Franz
Jamestown
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Clifford Maddigan
Warren
Mayville
Pennsylvania
G. Harry Nelson
Bradford
Waterford
Mari Beaumont
Willard
South Pacific
Fleet Marine Corps
Frank Wilcox
Oil
Venango County
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Sivlhie State Casino
Ta Buttres
W. W. Gibb
Srant Home Furnishings
Erie
Anne
Virginia Plalley
Thomas Flatley
Flatley
East 6Th Street
Waacs
Pebmay 4
Miss Platey
Villa Maria Acadlemy and College
Kappa Garmeri Sorority
Lambda Sigma Tau
Sir
Ann's Sodality
Catholic Daughters of America
Greenfield Two
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Joseph R. Flatley
Camp Wheeler, Ga
Richard Brown
Sugarcreek
Richard T. Brown
Navarino Bay
Mediterranean
Brown
Arms-Franklin Corp
Franklin
Wavy Public Relations Department
Pratt Uon
Robinson Industries, Inc
Western Auto Store
Cony Hospital
Thursasy
Richard Mowntain
Franklin Street
Milton Proper
Corry
Kenneth Alexander
Pennsylvania Avenue
Leonard Hardinger
Pleasant Street
Mearsville
Charles £Lyvin
Allegheny College
Hed Groes
Washington
Military and Naval Welfare
Nominations in army rise to major general rank
Clayton J. Bissell of Kane, commanding the 10th Air Force in India-Hurma, is nominated for promotion from brigadier general to major general, among twenty-two others being advanced. Parallel items note local sales ads, shop openings, and community notices from Bradford and surrounding areas.
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Ige
Davis
Page & Ferry
Clayton J. Bissell
Kane
10Th Air Force
India-Hurma
Back's Memorial Library plan announced for Erie
Announcement published today details plans to present the Back's Memorial Library of Hebrew literature to the Erie Hebrew Institute for use by all faiths in Erie. Henry J. Zacks of Erie Tron and Supply Corp. cites the memorial to the Zacks family as supporting the project.
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Paul's
Erie
Erie Hebrew Institute
Busi Ubdly Street
Henry J. Zacks
West 10Th Street
Erie Tron and Supply Corp
Divorcee Held After Slaying In Tulsa Hotel Room
Mrs Ella B Howard of Fort Worth Texas was questioned after an altercation in a Tulsa Maya hotel room led to the shooting death of divorced woman Mrs Karl Simmons 53 a noted horse woman The assailant claimed threat but the case was held without charge as law officers investigated the fatal exchange part of what authorities described as a domestic confrontation. Also reported British and American men who returned to the former Vichy controlled area of France after the German occupation were said to have been taken to Germany.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Mar
T Karl Simmons
Ella B. Howard
Fort Worth
Tex
M.S. ‘Simms
Maya
Mrs. Simmons
Germany
Bern
Switzerland
France
Fire damage report at Vanderhoot apartments and multiple fires
A small fire caused by an overheated chimney damaged a floor nail at Mrs. Lillie R. Vanderhoot’s apartment on North Center street. The First Ward pumper got stuck near Aiam farm on South Center while responding to a grass fire, necessitating wrecking outfits to recover the truck. Additional calls followed before noon to Mound street, Franklin street, and West Washington street as four more units responded throughout the day.
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Smatls
Lillie R. Vanderhoot
North Center Street
First Ward
Aiam
South Center Street
Inter
Mound Street
P.R. Ft
Franklin Street
West Washington Street
Carrie Curtis Dies at Silver Springs Maryland
Mrs Carrie Curtis longtime Columbus resident and widow of L Curtis died at her daughter Mrs Merle Christy home in Silver Springs Maryland after a brief illness. She helped run the Columbus hotel and was active in Grange and library activities and helped found the Columbus Cemetery Association. She is survived by son Ralph Curtis Niagara Falls New York granddaughter Mrs Herbert Fendsick of Silver Springs and several Christy relatives including Lieut Robert Christy in the Navy and Arthur Christy in the Army. Funeral plans include arrival of the body in Washington and services at Bracken-Keyting chapel followed by interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Mlle
Gunnane Guttin
Neste Lesident
Columbus
Uelete Emmett
Curis
Mra Merle Christy
Silver Springs
Thureday
Deceusee
Columbus Hotel
Columbus Chitel
Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus Library Board
Columbus Cemetery Association
Curtis
Christy
Ralph Curtis
Niagara Falls
Herbert Fendsick
Ped
Bracken-Keyting Chapel
Pine Grove Cometary
Erie Flier Featured On March of Time Program
A new Gur Fuunp Cuuneie tie ler, famed for South Afghan front feats, won the March of Time spot on the broadcast. Caveyites watched as the program dramatized the aerigl ac accomplishments of the young Eve pilot. Lieut. Gal. Covtizan, son of Bernard Cochran, WPA supervisor in the northwest district, is a Curry native. Absentees Called. Philadelphia, Mar. 5 Three unharmed war workers, all charged with absenteeism, have been classified from 2-H to 1-A and offered induction this month.
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Gur
Eve
Lieut
Gal. Covtizan
Bernard Cochran
WPA
Northwest
Curry
Philadelphia
Mar
James Nehil 84 dies after hospital stay in Corry
James Nehil 84 died Thursday afternoon at a hospital in Fhitview Pa after months as a patient. He lived at 204 Mound St Fits City and was born January 29 1859 in Warren Pa. Survived by son Joseph and grandchildren Lynford Nehil of Belmont NY and Mrs Tolin Zubey of Painesville Ohio. Body brought to Corry for burial prep at Brackenbeating parlors then to St Thomas church for funeral mass Saturday, with interment in the church crypt.
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Mes
Tolin Zubey
Painesville
Ohio
Corry
St. Thomas’ Church
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