Guardsmen to reenact world war battle in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania guardsmen plan a May reenactment of the 1918 Grimettes Woods advance by the 110th Infantry. Veterans from the 110th and 109th Field Artillery will recreate the night march and assault on the German line. Major General Edward Martin and Brigadier General Edward J. Stackpole Jr. will be among coordinating officials.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
France
Southwestern
Pennsylvani
110Th Infantry
Grimpettes Woods
Vesle
110Th
Liewt Gol. James
Gallagher
109Th Field Artillery
Wilkes- Barre
Clo
Mitchell Jememnis
Hose
Bite
Second Mountains
Edward Martin
Edward J. Stackpole, Jr
Pennsylvania National Guard
Erie Brothers Lose Appeal for New Trial
Charles and Claud Orton, convicted last November of burglary and larceny linked to a protection racket in southwestern Erie, were denied a new trial by Judges Miles B. Kitts and Elmer L. Evans. They were found guilty of breaking into the state liquor store at 26th and Liberty streets after an earlier acquittal on a similar charge. Private C. E. Fieve arrested Jean Benhelt, Frank Adams, and Henry Kalinowski, each armed with a .22 rifle, charged them with discharging firearms and they were released on costs after arraignment before Peace Justice Walter Goodwin at Wesleyville.
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Charles
Claud Orton
Erie
Dudges Miles B. Kitts
Elmer L. Evans
26Th
Liberty Steels
C. E. Fieve
Jean Benhelt
Frank Adams
Wallace Street
Henry Kalinowski
East 28Rd Street
Walter Goodwin
Wesleyville
Portville Driver Held for Grand Jury in Fatal Crash
Lawrence B. Carter 26 of Portville was held for the grand jury on a charge of criminal negligence in operating a motor vehicle after an accident Saturday night killed Edwin E. Kelley 24 who was a passenger in Carter’s car. Carter pleaded innocent. The arrest followed four days of investigation into the fatal crash near here.
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Peace Gustice Henry J. Butler
Portville
Lawrence B. Carter
Carter
Here
Edwin E. Kelley
Corry Junior High and High School News Highlights
Corry students participated in safety programs, May Day plans, and athletic events. Activities included a Wiener roast by the Nature Club, state scholarship tests for several students, a May Day observance and a banquet for the girls basketball team, reports on class picnics, and upcoming exams.
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Nature Club
Room Three
Robert Stowe
Corry
Loch Haven
Celoron Park
Edinger
Wengert
Corry Corncil
Safety’ ‘Patrol
John Scheppner
Howard Pier
Dick Alfred
Paul Welcht
Rollin Jewell
Manley Robbins
Louis Vogt
Floyd Mexunn
Dick Foster
Pomeroy
Keith Orn
Alton Armitage
Corry Hospital
Kelly
Park
Doris Stowe
Arrest Parents Three Truant Cases In Sandy Township
In Dubois on May 3 a local officer announced arrest of 116 truants and two parents paid fines while others faced penalties. Three defendants appeared before Justice T. Carns and were fined 42 and costs each, totaling 7.50, with one jailed for nonpayment after refusing to settle.
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Dubois
Sandy Township
Willant-Bor
Uned
Fall Northey
Justice of the Peace
Farry
T. Carns
Clearfield
Memorial for Oil City Officer Flynn Planned
May 3 plan for unveiling of a tablet to Lieut Walter J Flynn of Oil City at the Boalsburg shrine on May 18 at 2 p m. The ceremony honors Flynn killed in action in the Argon forest serving with Company D 112th Infantry in the World War. Fundraising by Walter J Flynn Post Society of the 28th Division supported by former 1st Division members from the state.
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OL City
Walter J. Flynn
Boalsburg
Flynn
Argenfio Forest
112Th Infantry
Walter J. Flynn Post
Society
Tormey
Ie Company
Edinger Leads Fairview Safety Efforts and Student News
Edinger oversees safety activities at Washington School as students in multiple rooms participate in first aid training, poster contests, and observance of safety week. Luke Miller returns after quarantine. new student Donald Bennett joins room two. Roger Oslaney’s poster wins best originality with Mari Canfield second. April attendance praised. room four reports perfect participation so far. Mr. Edinger runs Friday assembly on safety programs.
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Concord School
Richard Mould
Robert Ottaway
George Valet
Richard Walters
Norma March
Nancy Meerdink
Vera Purdy
Theresa Bogniak
Norma Gleason
Ad Marton Goring
Edinger
Hatch Vuestional
Concord and
Pleasant Streets
Helen Adams
Garry Rons
Fairview Sarnal
Fairview
PTA
Luke Miller
Donald Bennett
Spartansburg
Safety Weele
Roger Oslaney
Mari Canfield
Washington School
Broderick Hoents
Robert Lawson
Beverly Henton
Ralph Sheldon
Mr. Edinger
Dunkirk Strike Meeting Over United Shoe Issue
May 3 Dunkirk New York report on a strike at the United Shoe Magivlor-Corporation. About 240 workers faced a return to work push while roughly 100 stayed out seeking higher wages. The meeting included James P. McIntyre and Glyde Win with strikers represented by Louis Camprese and Joseph P. Molony.
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Dunkirk
United Shoe Magivlor—Corporation
Hare Trew
Crita
Wiel
Heli NL Mabustewies
Ah Gourtnes Sieer Dod Roberty Rae ‘Vip Aureement
Whureday Ab
Pony
Union Offieily
Thay Tur
James P. McIntyre
de Uwolt
Glyde Win
de Dunkirk PLC
Hie
Louis Camprese
Foundermen's Committee
Joseph P. Molony
Buffalo
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Swue
Engine Derailment at Titusville Shuts Freight Route
A large Pennsylvanian freight locomotive derailed near Titusville on May 1 splitting a rail as it backed toward a crossing. Wrecking crane from OH City arrived to lift the engine back onto the track while a heavy “Hotshot” freight from Creighton to Pittsburgh sped by Titusville at 11 pm, with cuts spotted on a siding.
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Vitus Vito
Titusville
OH City
Blige
Whdely
Pittsburgh
Feu
Five Men Hurt In Collision Near Chapmanville
Five men injured in a two-vehicle collision two miles west of Chapmanville near Meadville. One driver semi conscious with shoulder fracture. others suffer head injuries and broken bones. Both cars demolished. accident occurred after 4 PM on the Rosite road near the Gulbis meat market. Police and hospital reports list injured including John Kapuisick Donald P Reta and Alber Pouilk.
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Titusville
Ie Chen
Chapinate Ville
Dames Heavies
Pieusyite Auk
Donald P Reta
Attier
Fort Peterson
Meadville
Mosdville
John Kapuisick
Alber Pouilk
Midville
Iyer
Rosite
Towayitte
Train Smashes Rail, Engine Slams Into Yard
A freight locomotive uncoupled from its cars and rolled onto the old house track. An act of spindling caused a 5 pound rail to snap south of Perry street crossing. The engine derailed as all wheels and seven big drivers left the track in the yard. No injuries reported.
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Old House
Perry Street
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