Corry News Briefs On Crime Finances And Navy Recruiting
Police log details window damage from a stone and two firearm noises within the city, with a barn struck by a rifle bullet and dogs killing poultry. A car theft case ends with bail denied for a man jailed, while fog lights are stolen from two vehicles. Unemployment payouts total 58 dollars in Cory, lowest in District 1. Divorces commence in Erie, and Navy recruiting opens for men 18 to 37. A Cory native's political rally and local election prospects are noted as influenza’s 1918 peak looms. Firefighter Clavie Lindstrom leaves 26 years of service to join the SS Brahées.
Relief load drops under twenty five thousand mark
The week ending October 23 shows Pennsylvania girl assistance totals fall below 25 000 cases as overall relief rolls decline to 155 268 with 88 295 old age, 27 051 families with aid to dependent children, 24 987 general assistance, and 15 371 blind pension recipients. The drop follows 419 case closures and 252 openings, reflecting a shift as employable recipients exit and limited employability remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Asui
Cdsex
Department and Coun Boards
Jamestown Lad on Bristol Safe
Jamestown in Nov 1 report that Herbert K. Anderson aged 19, radio man second class, aboard the destroyer Bristol presumed sunk in the Mediterranean, was rescued. Parents Herbert S. and his wife Virginia Ritchie Anderson, who had waited since October 15 for casualty news, received a radiogram confirming his safety for the bride of ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyer
Jamestown
Bristol
Mediterranean
Herbert
K. Anderson
Virginia Ritchie Anderson
Baker Street
Herbert S. Anderson
War Department
Former Erie Man fugit ive from prison
Chief George J. Christoph reports that Joe Mikucki former gas station operator at South and Ash streets and accomplice Frank Wozniak escaped from the Baltimore state prison. Mikucki, who had a lengthy burglary and bootlegging record, and Wozniak allegedly sealed a 20 foot wall to aid the breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eki
George J. Christoph
Joe Mikucki
Sth
Ash Streets
Frank Wozniak
Baltimore
Christoph
Mikucki
Wosniak
First Aid Ointment and Soap Ad for San-Cura
A hometown emergency antiseptic ointment San-Cura is pitched for cuts burns and bruises with uses including sores itching and sunburn. The ad promotes San-Cura Ointment and San-Cura Soap as gentle for babies and suitable for tender skin with prices 60c and 25c respectively.
First Honor Roll And Credit List Of Elementary Schools
The first six weeks of school produced many students listed on Honor Roll and Credit Lists across multiple elementary schools led by Superintendent Ralph E Dewey. Various grades from Concord Senior Grade 3 through Junior High Elementary include names of students earning honors and others on the credit list, with enrollments ranging from 14 to 59 and teachers noted for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crades
Ralph
Dewey
Concord
Louise Mount
Pregg Jean Hester
Barbara Ann Huntley
Leona Huntley
Joseph Shields
Virginia Taylor
Alma Grace Brookman
Charlotte Shields
Donna Turben
Esther Vogt
Bertha DB. Mecray
Wilma Rue Ingram
Barbara Karkoski
Douglas Spauling
Dick Swiderski
Dat Sheriwood
Rita Varasso
Mary Anderson
Helen Lodge
Trollmen
Richard Dunbar
Theodore Hildebrand
Jayce Ann Blanchard
Marilyn Canfield
Janice Durham
Roger Ottoway
Betty Lon Huntler
James Kelly
Ramona Serch
Harriet Markert
Laurelle Wolcott
Gerald Fairchild
Marian Chase
Jeannette Flaherty
John Kolonoski
Naomi Loveland
Janice Meerdink
Patricia Morgan
Nancy Schafer
Harding
Ruby Slump
Robert McEldowney
Douglas Sorenson
Waney Klamp
Frank Karkosli
Marlon Nichols
Washington
Wave Perkins
Malcolm Dearing
Barbara Ruffner
Phyllis Burkett
Lois Porter
Phyllis Sehenek
Shirley Mae Schaffer
Rebecca Willams
Mary , Blakeslee
Paul Hook
Shirley Bennett
Ruth
Clayton
Donald Chase
Helen Porter
Mary L. Blakeslee
Patty’ Fields
Enréliment
Barbara Bennett
Erma Coburn
Phillip Hoots
Shirley Pitch
James Kightlinger
Donald Ruffner
David Spencer
George Swack
Fairview
Maedie
Allan Canfield
Louis Catalla
Sylvia Cassett
Dorothy Wallace
Rere Mary Carter
Marjorie Chirlevzio
Delores Daily
George Shallop
Sydney Smith
Maedje
Nosima Knisely
James Bogden
Crowell
Maxy King
Joyce Ruffner
Mary Williams
Nancy Wood
Charlotte Swan
Bradley Baker
Janice Johnston
Coletta Schramling
Betty Wood
Robert Lewis
Dorothy Patterson
Eugene Sharer
Waller Sweet
Antoinette Baresi
Corry
Marilyn Denton
Carolyn Blehynski
Arthur Evans
Nancy Freebourn
Joe Hughes
Hikki Rainesalo
Ray Amy
Lenore Austin
Patricia Blanchard
Paw Blanchard
Carol Mase Cochran
Gurtis Feldt
Roger Fish
Roger Haight
Norma Keefer
Nancy Kinney
Donald Lines
Patricia McClintock
Howard McCray
Sally McCray
Mary McElroy
Geraldine Parsons
Kathleen Peiffer
Lloyd Ramsdell
Maxine Shepard
Dorothy Stormes
Alice Bennett
James Clifford
Alice Coulter
Roberta Dickson
Frank Herberg
Ruby Hildebrand
James Holler
Margaret Hook
Joan Houghtling
Richard Loveland
Graes Middleton
Robert Miller
Patricia Skinner
Jean Spiesman
James Stearns
Willam
Zastropulos
Jean Armitage
Patricia Butters
Patricia Cullen
Jean Depew
Blanche Durham
Murle Fields
Richard Geertson
Jean
Marie Johnston
William Kingsley
Laub Opposes Delay In Trial In Bribery Case
Erie November 1 District Attorney Burton Laws said he will fight an effort by Joseph Calafato charged with bribery to delay his trial. Calafato's attorney petitioned for a continuance claiming publicity would impair a fair trial next month. Judge Miles B. Kitts and Law will study whether publication of a statement cited in a newspaper justifies delay. The district attorney opposed the delay and urged the trial proceed as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Burton R. Laws
Joseph Calafato
Calafato
Dese Jiuliante
Erte
Jiuliante
Calufate
Land
Miles B. Kitts
Laub
SEEK SNEAK THIEF WHO TOOK $570 FROM STORE ERIE
Police hunt a man about 5'11" and 170 pounds who allegedly stole receipts totaling 570 dollars and 8 cents from Modern Grocery in the Twelfth Street Market. Cashier and clerk witnessed the man, who wore a green and tan Timber jacket, dark trousers, and was last seen near noon Friday. He asked for the manager Pubert Warren and lingered before the loss was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Twelfth Street
Folles Wre
Pubert Warren
Thetlatter
Jeanne Sezitt
Jamestown Near Coal Shortage Despite Caution
Jamestown officials say the city faces no immediate coal crisis as reps from the Solid Fuels Coordinator for War discuss the supply. Fraak Field notes no alarm among consumers and urges cooperation to get through winter. Mayor Stroth says he will seek federal fuel car diversions if serious shortages develop, as in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Fraak Field
Chautauqua County
Samuel A Stroth
Fuel Administration
McKean County Hunter Killed in 1993 Opening
Donald Wil Wan Hackett, 18, of Cyclone McKean County, died from a shotgun wound while leaning on a shotgun during the opening of the 1993 small game hunting season in Oil City Hospital. A Pittsburgh man was wounded on the first day of shooting. The hunting crowd was light and the kill count low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hackett
Oil City Hospital
Oil City
Donald Wil- Wan Hackett
McKean County
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh man killed in hunting accident near Marienville
Thomas H. Lloyd, 38, of Pittsburgh, was killed when a gun discharged while he rested in the Rickland district about 3 p.m. Saturday. Police report another hunter Theodore Lloyd, 273 42nd Street, Pittsburgh, wounded in the leg and side. Hospital status listed as critical. Hallowe'en overall quiet with minor incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Rene
Titusville
Hallowe'en
Cald- Well Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panabnaf
Charles Bacon
Allen Street
Third Ward
Liberty
Summer
Prank Lay
Paul Dundon
Lyle Peterson
Lionel
Franklin Street
J.C. Kibler
William Vanderwoif
Spartansburg
James Sheldon Sheldon
Justin Butters
Raymond Gilson
S. M. White
Phoenix Hotel
Rick
W. Cummings
Cory
St. Marys
District 1
Claude M. Ayers
Aero Plant
West Pleasant Street
Marie K. Ross
Walter Ross
Marie Landers
Walter Landers
B.C
Navy
Dell Darling
Tom Flatley
Board of County Commissioners
United States
AAA
Francis C. Hunter
Union City
Arthur F. Lyons
Union
Besbees
Clavie A. ‘Lindstrom
Samtertown
James
Wits
Lost
Erwin Rommel
Maryland
South
New Orleans
Julius Caesar
Shuko
Supt. Dewey
ED Roach
Democratic
Luella Manges
Billy McElroy
Marjorie Miller
Sally Millspaw
Gloria Passauer
Phyllis Scult
Patricia Slagle
William Trustle
Jack Whitehead
Theresa Bognick
Bertha Dahl
Marlies Dimck
Helen Elehynski
Joan Feldt
Alma Ginther
John Gordon
Jeanne Holler
Jean Kibbey
Corsice Kxapp
Robert Loyéland
Norma Marsh
Dick Martin
Marjorie Pargborn
Donald Post
Virginia Purcell
Katherine Sweet
John Windahl
Charles Yohe
Credit, List
Dorothy Aymong
Mandana Bemis
Beverly Carmcke
Mary E. Clerk
Doris Crowell
Aut
Drey Devine
Sidney Elston
Norman Gleason
Beverly Henton
Lee Henri
Jane Howard
Mary Klasch
Mary Lou McCray
Nancy Meerdint
Phyllis Merritt
Joe Messina
Richard Mould
Richard Price
Joan Scheppner
Amy Sliker
Gladys Swart
Charlotte Walrous
Rou
Msn
Mert‘s
Central Station
Willard Batteries
Ana
Claude T. Reno
Superior Court
Fred Taylor County
Treawueee
Burton R. Laub
Warren
Woop
Erie County Republican Committee
Lawrence ‘Taylor
Sikonaiars
Hell Darling Smaty
Tom Schaper
Malpif B. McCorw
Moptefer Pe Guide
WABRY
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Pillsbury
Box Sox King
Ontario Club
Chase & Sanborn
Ipini
ALBRO
Ontario
Halsey
Tapar
Atist
Co Indica
Tioning
Rumo
Theserly
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!