Obituaries and Real Estate Transfers Highlight Corry News
The Corry Times recounts the deaths of George O Bloomquist and Gustafson in the Pacific and Italy, with transfer notices in Warren and McKean counties. It notes snow in Mayville near Chautauqua, a statewide war cartoon contest for Pennsylvania Schools at War, efforts to place veterans grave markers, and a surge of area real estate deals in Mayville and surrounding towns. Memorial Day marker stands, and a call for volunteers to assist war clothing packaging at the State Armory conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
J. W. Mai ‘Yin
State War Finance Committee
Geoge Bushy
Philadelphia
Corry Veterans' Council
Charles Kealing Atlay
Corry
Bracken-Kealing Company
Mayville
Chautauqua Lake
Carlson Drug Store
Senior High A Cappella Concert Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Senior High School A Cappella Choir concert are available through choir members or the school offices. The event is scheduled for Wednesday evening in the Senior High Auditorium. Proceeds support student-developed arrangements and next week's program. Tickets limited to auditorium capacity. buy Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Gil
Puditorium
HE Chok Us
H. Tynm Rice
Wtt
Bit of 5S Commercial Motors Released in County Projects
In the counties under the Exe ODT manager only two of the 5S commercial vehicles were allowed for the present period. Purchases authorized include one truck for the Streets Department in Gly at Cory and another for Frank Whiteley of Crystal Tee and Coal Company. An electrical charger was developed and a line failure caused a storm with broken feed lines. no evidence of a short circuit in the heavy power lines was found. Local service memory and a memorial note for Lin Spee were consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Streets Department
Frank Whiteley
Crystal Tee and Coal Company
Carter
Gres
Germans surrender appears near end of war effort
Reports from Stockholm indicate belief that Germany may surrender with limited resistance as remnants of the fleet head toward Norway bases. Correspondent Daniel De Lure notes negotiations progress for quieting pockets in Norway and Bohemia while mass surrenders of German troops continue in Czechoslovakia and Austria. General Eisenhower proclaims Germans thoroughly whipped and prepares for final surrender with Allied forces accepting terms across Holland Denmark and northern Germany.
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Stockholm
Norway
Denmark
Associated Press
Daniel de Lure
Moscow
Austria
Bohemia
Terri
Rie
William G. Swan
Cory
William Swaney
West Wayne Street
Charlotte Swan
Wehrmacht
Europe
Czechoslovaky
Austra
Hway
Enope
Mileshie
Eisenhower
Suitenitier
Gederel Eisenhower
Montgomery
St Amy
Sirrenden
Holland
Germany
Helgaland
Prislan
Millen
Italy
Mutgomery
Vor Prindlebers
Inchiut
Hamburg
Warren Man's Ear Torn Off in Auto Crash
Warren May 4 Stephen Pees 19 hospitalized after a high speed crash near Willoughby street. His left ear was torn off and he sustained cuts and bruises with possible internal injuries. Companion James McQuire suffered minor injuries as both youths were ejected from a Chevrolet coupe that wrecked after striking a curb and a car.
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Warren
Stephen Pees
Hike
Warren General Hospital
Trent
Willoughby
Conewango Arenua
Pees
James McQuire
Willoughby Street
M Lee
Rohatsi
Lauifynberger
2Mall
Ito
Trey
Layuflet Berwer
Kenneth ‘Drum
Gibson
McGuire
Jett Qurist
Wnin- Jared
Spring Creek News Letter Weekend Socials and Visits
Spring Creek residents record a weekend of visits and gatherings including Joss Sickler and Mrs Betty Stinct in town, extended family from Cleveland and Warren, anniversaries, and a Ladies' Aid gathering hosted by Mrs Paull Kafferin and Mrs Chandler Mason. Local residents return home after attending events in Warren, Jamestown, and Zelienople.
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Srs
Joss Sickler
Betty Stinct
Hassett
J. Datelay
Warren
Carl Swanson
Corr
Grant Ross
Columbus
Fr. Clarke
Ete
And
Walter C. Maxwell
George Koestner
Kathleen
A. G. Brundage
Aubin Anthony
Garey
Barold Eddy
Dorothy Clark
Corky
Marystes
Warren Farm
Gladys Bulford
New Nomen Tuneville
John Walte
Bulard
Holythe Donaldson
Youngeville
Charles Spencer
RF. Sigler
Otis Sickler
Donald Sickler
Lois Miller
W. Soller
Bernard Porter
B. Woodard
Beers
Tracy Pinead
Tuyaville
Harry’ L. Johnson
Robert H. Tieman
Thomas M. Logisnd
Atlantic City
B.D. McKelvey
Spartanshire
Oscar ‘Moats
Clayton
Damon
Brie
Paull Kafferin
Chandler “Mason
Ladies' Aid
George Warner
Susan
Carl Jermain
Jamestown
Hurch Matteson
State fruit and vegetable crop estimates reduced
Harrisburg May 4 reports from the State Department of Agriculture indicate overall crop prospects are down due to repeated freezes and cold waves. Sour cherries and early vegetables show notable damage while apples and grapes remain relatively strong, with Pennsylvania ranking among top states for several fruits.
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Harrisburg
Peistiytvanly
Sul
Pennsylvania
Erie assailant clubs woman as she walks home
A man in an Ohio designed car with Ohio plates attacked a woman near 160 West 1st Street after offering a lift from a doctor's office. He struck her on the head and pursued her to her home, causing minor injuries as she fled and alerted others. The assailant fled after the woman screamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Encarrus Agar
Mar
Justified Shot Kills Man In Defense Of Home
Mrs. Cam Dell Britley 54 was found justified after shooting George Harvey on May 27 in Erie. A coroner's jury ruled she acted to defend her home and ordered her released from custody, with further charges pending the inquest's Friday outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Slate
Joes Police
May Pyer
Evie Julgh
Rose Pye
Bost Rd
ERIE
Cam Dell Britley
George Harvey
Polored
Fridley
Iterkel Us & Techies
Corry Man Fatally Injured in Olean Fall
Chief Flanigan reported that a Corry man, formerly from Tocal, was seriously injured after a fall from a building in Olean. The message from Mrs. Harry Stufflebeam said he was in an Olea hospital in critical condition and not expected to survive. Details of how the accident occurred were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanigan
Harry Stufflebeam
Olean
Jfial City
Tocal
Am Olea
Spring Creek to Form New Boy Scout Troop
Warren May 5 certificates are being prepared for six Spring Creek Congregational members to join a new Boy Scout troop. The group includes Keymeih Sickler Raymond Sickler Gerald Whaley George Warner Arthur Brundage and Rev John Waite with Eddy Brundage Warner Whaley and Woodard forming the troop committee and Kenneth Sickler as scoutmaster.
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Spring Creek
Warren
Roy Scott
TR Spension
Warren County Council
Boy Scouts of
Amelia
Trina
Keymeih Sickler
Raymond Sickler
Gerald Whaley
George Warner
Arthur Brundage
John Waite
Segai
Hirold Eddy
Ellsworth Woodard
Nersomnel Mien
Kenneth Sickler
Scoulmaster
Notices and bids from small-town school and county groups
The note lists a tentative spring budget and meeting deadline for the Spring Creek School District, a card of thanks for the death of Charles Stormes, a notice that the former Common School District No. 6 school property in Clymer Center will be auctioned May 4, 1945 with sealed bids by 2:30 pm, and an invitation to bid on trucking for hauling limestone under the County Agricultural Conservation program with bids due by May 15, 1945. The county association will evaluate bids and arrange payments monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal_Notic
Halph A. Thompson
Clymer
Couty Association
Security Peoples Bank
Erle
Pennylvania
Gomuty Association
Rhs
Grand Jury Adjourns Black Market Probe
EYTSBURCH May 5 After 22 indictments were written the Federal grand jury probing a western Pennsylvania black market meet adjourned yesterday subject to recall in coming weeks. The identity of defendants will not be revealed until after they are booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eytsburch
Federal Grand Jury
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George O. Bloomquist
George Bloom
Bnd
Fie
Robert Gustafson
Anson Gustafson
Bloomquist
Wille Qustafam
Tealy
Piinila
Ray
Covid
Ferry
Court House
Gorry
W. Rickers Ax
Raymond Y Gilson
Hast Vale
Preder
Fok
Winn Mayo
Pike
Berumett
Orofine
Clair
Baldwin
Egin
Paul B. Bimnuj
Bar
War Guilder
Speing Street
Blanchard
G. Mack
John Westley
Tom Allentively
Lasker
Harri J. Papiie
Plaasant Wippet
S. Walter Sivek
Paul L. Fisher
Shady Qwenie
Lyverne Miller Ux
Main Steeet
Luvarne Miller Ie
Taverne Mil Jer
East Main
Jentette T. Baler
Relph N. Baker
Lemar Sweet
Lillian Bates
Avene J
Warren Times-Mirror
Fox Hill
Russell
Treale
McKean
Low Corporation
Federal
Hart
Horton
Market
Pifth Streets
Gertrude Statler
John
Blery
Pri
Brookville
Weele
Richard Rossbacher
State Armory
Rossbacher
Ainal
Warren Man
Fishing Tackle and
Shamburg’s News & Sport Store
Ann
Sterling
L. D. Whiteley
A. J. Alkens
First Avenue
Pontiac
Pontiae
Charles Way
Trurk
Suit Foe
Fuisseil Data5
Alkiys
Prank Dodd
Dial
Ats
Dok Stewart
Concord Bt
Marvin Phillips
Famata
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Gumber
Warren Ross Lumber Company
Fallconer
L. Sperry
Ota
Bay Howe
Frank Welch
Beat Lake
Ab Ton South Center Steel
South Street
Tor Sale
Ip. m
Rusett Seed
U. S
A. C. Harwood
Sony
Wattsburg
Jayla
Dondon’s
Bulle
Vigoro. Doane's
West Main Treat
Atigues
Singer
Mary Parry
Conny Sewme
Lite
Center Street
West Washington Street
N. Cohen and Sons Beate
Beki
Journal
Tren Nilley
John Wagers
Northly
Amer
Earl Wickwire
Silloway
Bath
R. G.J
Care of Journal
Hhawse
Hemlock Street
Union City
G. A. Piersom
South
Irvin Street
Sharony Fo
Ata
Alvin G. Hennink
East Pleasant Street
Walter L. Peake
Atty
Cameron Building
Gam Ylew
ML Ats T
Spartansburg
Lindsey Hollow
Guernsey
W. P. Akam
Arthur Sconten
Charles Stormes
Lucy Stormes
Phili
Murray
Stephen A. Douglas
Madison
Monroe
Polk
Nchanan
Garfield
Canberra
Robert
Sherwood
Viscosa Corp. of
Meodyville, Pa
Will
United States
W. Main St
Corry,on
Rayon Indus
Try
Moresson
Crater St
Boturdaya
Rar Drug Store
Coul
Eesti
Trom Bean
Yarikeas
Ihavi
Suluney Gatsher
Willy
Bienford High
Oley
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