TWO PEDESTRIANS KILLED BY AUTOS IN JAMESTOWN
May 28 two pedestrians were killed when struck by autos near Jamestown. A 20 year old man from West Sixth Street was cited as driver in one fatality, while a 58 year old man from South Work Street Extension died at his home area. Five others including a city policeman were injured in a spree of crashes, the worst in years, with a car and two roadways cited in reports.
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Sio
Jamestown
Herbert Nut
Wilts Flats
Blackilla-Watts Flats
Ashville
Andrew
Passinger
Bib West Sixth Street
Bowers
Robert Stormer
Donald Stormer
Lakewood
Coar
John Wiener
South Work Street
Ellitort
Homer
Joe Muscuvett
West Elmwood Avenas
Pileoner
Sugar Registration Reopens in Erie Area
May 26. Brielles who failed to enroll for sugar on four days set aside earlier this month may now register. Office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday May 28. County residents may register in Corey, North East, Girard and other townships listed including LeBoeuf, Wayne, Concord, Union, Waterford, Washington, Edinboro, Lawrence Park, Girard, Springfield, Conneaut, McKean, Franklin, Fairview, Summit and Millcreek.
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Erie
Brielles
Edward Her
da. m
Corey
North Fos
Girard
LeBoeuf
Wayne
Concord
Union
Waterford
Washington
Edinboro
North East
Lawrence Park
Vehango
Greefield Township
Marborcreel
Greene
Springfield
Conneaut Township
McKean
Franklin
Fairview
Summit
Millcreek
Warren Planes Visit New Airport Mobilization
Rare air planes from Warren airport will fly to Black Moshannon airport near Philipsburg next Saturday for a Civil Air Patrol mobilization in Pennsylvania. Plans for CA P unit attendance are being finalized this week.
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WaAkusan
Warren
Black Moshannon
Philipsburg
Civil Air Patrol of
Pennsylvania
Tneday
Sparta High Class Of Twelve To Graduate Wednesday
Sparta, May 26 Sparta High will hold commencement Wednesday evening May 27 in the high school auditorium. The 1942 class includes Raymond Morris Edwin Beethoven Mary Stokes Merribelle Smith Helen Cook Betty Firth Charles Wetherbee Vivien Smith Maxine Hekiker Jesse Say John Dusyyniez Chester Thorogood. Beethoven is valedictorian and Merribelle Smith salutatorian. The program features a “Commencement Congress Which Way America” and music by Bloomfield high school orchestra. Awards and diplomas will be presented by Principal K Arden Bendell. The Victory Club sponsors a cash party Thursday evening for servicemen’s relief.
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Spartansburg
Spartan Vocational School
High School Auditorian
Raymond Morris
Edwin Beethoven
Mary Stokes
Mer~ribelle Smith
Helen Cook
Betty Firth
Charles Wetherbee
Vivien Smith
Maxine Hekiker
Jesse Say John Dusyyniez
Chester Thorogood
Merribelle Smith
Dlays
America
Bloomfield High School
Raymond Moris
William Scouter
K. Arden Bendell
Aiplomas
Wie
Victory Club
Frink Firth
Firemen's Hall
Indy
Bridge Clin
Arden Bennett
Death of Carl Benjamin Brown in Celoron
Carl Benjamin Brown age 62 of 9 Venice Street Celoron died at Jamestown General Hospital at 10:10 am Sunday He leaves wife Helen Houghtsling Browns three daughters Mrs Elf Grees Stillwater Mrs John Rabian Celoron and Miss Betsy Brown at home two sons Charles Brown Olean and Floyd Brown at home seven grandchildren He was in the grocery business at Coloran eight years and a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church Funeral services will be held at Youngberg funeral home Wednesday at 3 pm Rev James Gil Miller officiating Interment at Saint Stanislaus Cemetery
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Jameslown
Carl Benjamin Brown
Venicestree
Celoron
Jamestown General Hospital
Helen Houghtsling Browns
Elf Grees
Stillwater
John Rabian
Betsy Brown
Charles Brown
Olean
Floyd Brown
Prank Brown
Salamanca
Roy Brown
Erie
Willis Brown
Special War Dead Plot Services for Erie Private Hamilton
A ceremonial burial for Private William A Hamilton, 27, of 1407 Turnpike Street, Erie, the citys first World War II fatality, will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at Lakeside Cemetery. The service will include a three foot high Colonial tablet planted in a special plot, designed by Dorothy Bullock and George J Geiger, with a full program of remarks and drig and burial rites.
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Erie
Wiliam A Mamilton
Turnpike Street
Lakeside Cemetery
Hamilton
Sul
Philippines
Lakeside
Dorothy Bullock
Gelper Memorial Studios
George J. Geiger
Dan Hanley
Uie
Drigh
Burle
Mayville and Klymer Men Arrested After Crash
Mayville resident 37 year old Anewest Wester of Rural Free Delivery 2 Mayville faces arraignment before Justice A Roy Perkins on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. Passenger Ralph Baderfelt of Clymer will face intoxication charge. Arrest followed Sunday night crash on Morris Road that broke a wheel. no injuries reported. Both men held in county jail.
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Mayvatus
Aewest Wester
Ru F. D
Mayville
Justice of the Peace
A. Roy Perkins
Ralph Baderfelt
Clymer
Wester
Morris Road
Cranberries Demand Exceeds Supply in New Cultivation Note
A brief industry note indicates demand for cranberries is greater than supply and suggests careful cultivation techniques. It references a bog established in 1856 and mentions specialized practices to sustain long term production.
Lieut Langeler Reported Missing in Far East
Mrs. Albert B. Langeler of 12 West Church Street was informed that her husband Lieut. Albert B. Langeler is listed as missing in action in the Philippines after months of leave. Authorities believe he was likely captured by Japanese forces during the fall of Corregidor.
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Albert B. Langeler
West Church Street
Mwat
Philippines
Lieut. Langeler
Corregidor
NUN 60 YEARS NATIVE OF UNION CITY DIES
Sister M. Claire Shaughnessy, 60, native of Union City Pa, a nun for 60 years, died at Villa Maria after illness. Daughter of John and Mary Shaughnessy, she entered the order in 1681 and taught music at St. Mark's Hall. Services set for 9 am Wednesday in Our Lady Chapel Villa Maria. interment in Trinity Cemetery.
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Erie
M. Claire Shaughnessy
Villa Maria
Union City
M. Claire
John
Mary Shaughnessy
Tme
St. Mark's Hall
Our Lady's Chapel
Trinity
Lindylev's Pharm Quietly Reopens After Break-In
A local drugstore named Lindylev's Pharmacy resumed operations after a break-in disrupted services. Police confirmed no injuries and ongoing investigations as staff restored inventory and safety measures. The incident prompted renewed calls for neighborhood security improvements.
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Wartts Flats
Blackville
Coratier Bower
Wesson Paplow
Wagner
W. G. Aospital
Strivel
Falconer Funeral Home
Teresa Wright
Lou Wahrigs
New York
Pike
Busch
WS Heer
van Nuys
Milas Wright
Sparta High
Meribelle Smith
Corry
Sparta
Clint
Titus
600 Club
Garl Mallon
Willard ‘Pil Intson
Vernal Torrey
Brest Platt
Helen Ynuie
Garry
Sparta Grange Hall
American Legion
Rose Hill Cemetery
Donald Thompson
Mead
Torrey's Pine
Arnold Lundberg
Rose Hill
Elis Mentary
Frank Platt
St. Cloud
Pla
PA. Soby
Richard Winans
Williard Helford
Charleston
D. Rhodes
Eberegen
N.Y
Mervil Harrison
J. A. Winans
Jason Bennett
Corry Hospital
O'Clark
Omeral Board
Women's Division of
Christian Service
Mie
Tot Smith
Baptist
Mey
Ed Clark
Bhe
Buffalo Oity Missions
Corryite
Celorok
Klymer
Lieut
A. B. Langeler
Far East
Nun
Antonio
Lindylev
Pharm
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
REX Theatre
Brian Donlevy
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Aikens Motor Sales
South First Ave
Kate
Newcomb
Andrew Gluyna
R. D
Rossbacher
Dinnle Patchen R. D
Franz
Vantine Shampoo
Castile and Cocganut
Orn
Kotex 12
Lindsley
Myrtle B. Kelley
McCloskey
Home Bakery
Dial
Jessie Kornekoski
Wing
Willi
Avalon
Mary K. Maciac
Charles Whaley
Guy Rogers
S. First Ave
Perry Cox
R.D
Lottle Bean
Shambaugh
Thelma A. Barnes
West Main St
Madison Carhart
Francis Holland
del Lacey
Jim's Market
Sherles Smedburg, R. D
Spiesman
Louise Elsworth
Lucy Glagoms
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