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Angolan Lamb to paint Goddess of Mee atop Elk county court as schedule allows. Weather delays and lightning slowed progress and caused a light red glow during the event. Oil City area bonds in the Seventh War Loan reached 24 percent of district quotas, with sales at $247 075. A M Turney reported district totals. Franklin Rotary Club announced Dr Charles A Bark as president with duties to resume soon. Concore Community Club to meet Friday evening for a face meeting. cake or cookies requested.
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Lamb
Angola
Elk County Court
Oil City
A. M.turney
Franklin Rotary Club
Charles A. Bark
Wil
Ouly
Concore
Gables
Mayville Induction Delayed After Touching Reunion Scene
A Mayville draft board telegram delayed the induction of men over 30 as Mrs. Francis Knight’s husband Frewell Knight 33 and the group on a bus were reunited after the message reached the line. The scene centered on the couple’s emotional reuniting as the bus prepared to depart for service, authorities report.
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Powell Motor Co
Mayville
Francis Knight
Jef Finley
Linder
Meadville servicemen freed from Germans and local notices
Two Meadville men Sgt Raymond Moshachet and Lieut Benjamin T Mell were recently freed from German captivity. Mrs William Wellington of 416 West Pleasant Street sprained her right ankle yesterday morning while walking near her home and rests at home. Eggs prices reported in New York with whites and browns listed for several grades. Belgium noted as a constitutional monarchy.
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David Vincent Agnello
John
Arm Hickel Agnello
Serge
Frank
Johm
Jennie Ann
Frizen
Pocket Testament League
Baptist Church
Chester J. Zimogsiei
Kasserine Pass
Tunisia
Don
Oil City
J. Marks
Emerald Street
Stalag 3
Franklin
James Holts
Spruce Street
Titusville
Holtz
Pleasantville
Erle
Robert Olio Kightlinger
Eurl Kightiinger
Strong Vincent ‘High School
All-Way Electric Co
William Wellington
West Pleasant Street
Holly's
Measdville
Meadville
Raymond Moshachet
R. D
Benjamin T. Mell
Earl W. Moai
Lst
Fragmentary notices from local service and school item
Fragmented OCR text references a service or ceremony in Lottsville, with Rev Dayte and Rev Foss, plus scattered figures and notes about a school and funds. Names and details are garbled, but imply community events and financial figures in a local context. The readable pieces mention a 2 time schedule and a $5,771 amount amid broader references to Pennsylvania and workers.
Fragmentary note on a child and missing person case
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a child named Jayner of Band and a man who showed something to the child at his aba ner. The text is incomplete and unclear about events, dates, or authorities.
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Maxwell House Coffee
Hershay Cocoa
Hills Brothers Coffee
Woodbury
ARGO
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Garden of Allah
Pillsbury
Heinz
Clorox
Rinsome
Calif
Vienna
Toc
Hetty
Prune Juice
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Jamestown
Mercantiie
Glandrous Postway
Vaio
Victor
Jewell Flower Shop
Arthur Ferguson
Rowe 3
Connineautville
Fred Hogelston
Hogelston
Fair
Colestork High School
Ips
Julian Lenk
Eric
Lenoki
Thomas McCarty
M. Hall
Rehoboth
Tinted Brethren
Pittsfield Inn
Rexall Drug Store
Robert, D. Cron
Gery Bryant E. Moore
Pacenta
William ¥. Cron
West Walnut Street
Thomas Motor
Oil City High School
Carl E. Townsend
J. A. of
Brett
DuBois
DuBois City
Une
Dick Palmer
Shaffer
Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery
Clarence Titch
Corry
Antonio Bejar
Thomas Motor Co. Lf
Order of Eastern Star
Itate
G.E. Bennett
Red Cross Blood Bank
Crawford County
H. O. Winslow
Blood Bank
Chalsiman
American Red Cross
Kane
Gordon Munn
Munn
Nel G. Fulmer
Akron
Elmer McElroy
Arthur Mapes
Billow Funeral Home
Community Loan Company OF
Corry, PA
N. Center St
Bemberg
Tommie Austin
Lady Marines
New York
Belgium
Thomas Motor Co
Pennsylvania State Guard
Geners District
Teasily T Tinern
Aly Ames Witte
Cherent
Intest
Cour
Prank Ewing
Bervice
Preehold
Lottsville
W. G. Daytether
N.m Torrpeaker
Foss
Sct
Department of Torlay
Yoshi
Walsh
Sata
Aba
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