Ten Thousand Dollar Garage Fire Damages Erie Facility
A Thursday morning blaze at the United Oil Mig garage, 1429 Walnut Street, Erie, caused about 10 000 dollars in damage to a story and a half structure. Firemen using five lines battled the fire for about 30 minutes, keeping flames from nearby oil tanks. Several employees escaped, while Dennis J. Rinn was overcome by smoke and Hubert Schell suffered a burn on the hand. both were treated on site. The loss estimate ranged from 5 000 to 10 000 dollars, pending inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Erie
United Oil Mig. Company
Walnut Street
Tim Garage
W. Gebhardt
Ihompany
Silt Fremen
Gebhardt
Dennis J. Rinn
Hubert Schell
Warren Hears Big Route 6 Project May Be Dropped
Local reports from Warren suggest urgent action is needed to save the Route 6 cross state project. State and federal funds were poised to rebuild Route 6 into a four lane highway, but new plans favor a different route and delay may derail the original project. State senators and local chambers of commerce mobilize to push federal aid and keep Route 6 on track. Survey work continues to realign curves near Mineral Well and Beantown as part of planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hears
Warren
Coast
New York State
Toas
House 6
Wellsboro
L. E. Chapman
McKean County
James S. Berger
Trwin
Erie
Connecticut
Chambers of Commerce
State Highway Department
Route
Beantown
Last Day of Nazi Berlin Revealed
Dispatches describe Berlin amid ruins as the Reichstag roofs collapse and the cupola remains, while Soviet efforts repair gas water and light. Inside Berlin’s German staff HQs outlets and telegraphs show officers fleeing leaving last messages ending with a doomed sense of finality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Her-oin
Reichstag
Academy of Art
Tentpethof Wir
Drome
Beli
Irr
Oslo
Tia
Wiestel
Tam
Prague
Ivan
Germany
Tyan
Honor Credit List For Clymer School
Clymer New York May 3 honor rolls for Clymer Central list students by grade from second through seventh. Names include Barbara Kolstee Ardith White Roger Wiltsie Harold Bull Marilyn Carter Charleen Damon Lora Hewes Russell Hunink Kathleen Miller Patrick Moore Peter Peterson and many others across grades with multiple repeats and a final note about crochet removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
N.Y
Clymer Central
Barbara Kolstee
Ardith White
Roger Wiltsle
Harold Bull
Marilyn Carter
Charleen Damon
Lora Hewes
Russell Hunink
Kathleen Miller
Patrick Moore
Peter Peterson
Jackie Pfeiffer
Stephen Romanosky
Margaret Tenthuisen
Phyllis TeWinkle
Gail Williams
Leonard Yaiko
Shirley Damon
Sandra
Charlotte Leglers
William Bayle
Maurice Belknap
Shirley Bensink
Betty Carter
Carol Carter
Patricia Goggin
Tyla Hubbard
Walfora More
Carol Smith
Eleanor Wallace
Bruce Woollett
Rachel Wright
Tyan Lockenhouse
Rodney Edwards
Everett King
Carol Kooman
Lynette Gallup
Arnold Green
Jean McCray
Harold Neckers
Lois Ward
Sally Yaiko
Arline Bayle
Donald Belknap
Fern Brown
Llewellyn Legters
Lois Marts
Marian Nakoski
Marilyn Peterson
Ardith Rhebergen
Shirley White
Evalyn Bensink
Leona Garfield
Lewis Knowles
Richard Perdis
Marianne Smolk
Thelma Tenhulsen
Betty Wright
Clymer Family Returns From the Philippines
Rev Leonard S Hogenboom a Presbyterian worker from Clymer and his wife Ruth Groters Hogenboom along with sons David 12 and Stephen 10 arrived in Los Angeles with 2 500 other evacuees from the Philippines. They had been interned at Santo Tomas Manila after two years there until liberation by MacArthur’s forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacloban
Leyte
Santo Tomas University
Manila
Los Barros
MacArthur
Luror
Rgent
George Hogenboom
Clymer
Hogenboom
Garrett Groters
North East
State Police Urge Dimming Headlights to Prevent Glare
The State Police remind motorists to dim or depress headlights when within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle. The law requires headlights to be aimed so glaring rays do not blind the other driver, protecting safety and courtesy on the highway.
Slayer Search Moves to Jacksonville Mystery
The search for the slayer of Charles H. Montgomery, a Grove City lumberman, shifted to Jacksonville. Montgomery’s expensive car was found in the business district. His body, with a bullet wound, was found under a bridge south of St. Augustine after his April 21 hotel departure for Fort Lauderdale.
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Assoom
Jacksonville
Fin
Charles H. Montgomery
Grove City
Polley
Montgoémery
St. Augustine
Atlanta
Ft. Lauderdale
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Peyawatae
Hether
J-M
Johne
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Dial
Johns-Manville
Cies Ite
Ets
Oll
Aaa Las
Clymer School
America
Model Dairy CO
W. Seattle
Corry
The
Philippines
West Coast
Erie Erie
O'Dell Pickens
Regis
Hamot
J.D. Hampton
East Lake Road
James Doyle
Lath
Parade
Al’s
Corry and Meadville
New
Mallory
Clothes
Bernstein Bros
Evrae
Choice Ironing Board
Areca
Montasiiesy
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