Damage suit filed over fatal truck collision
Erie Nov. William Darkus and Wayne Ice Company taller firms with Prank J. Martin named as joint defendants in a 25 550.50 damage action filed in county court. The suit follows a September 5 death when Matthew Gush was struck by a truck on Peach Street. Gush widow, administratrix of her husband’s estate, claims the auto operated by Paukus Tieuvedl caused the fatal crash on Peach Street. Destination unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
William Darkus
Peach Street
Wayne Ice Company
Pst
Paukus
Tt Tieuvedl
WHE
Apbar Peach Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie Flier Wins Award
Erie flier Samuel J. Affronte, son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Affronte of Wesleyville, receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement while serving with the Yellow American airmen in the Southwest Pacific. He ferried supplies and troops from December 1942 to June 1943 as a radio operator on a transport, having been overseas since August 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guine
Samuel J. Affronte
Salvatore Affronte
Bufo Road
Wesleyville
O1ois
Affronte
Seria
Decem
Tadio
Missing Air Force Sergeant Guilianelli Reported
Gate November 3 The war department informed the parents Mr. and Mrs. Guido Guilianelli 1417 West 39th Street that Sergeant Alex ander J Guilianelli 25 has been missing since an air raid over Germany October 20 He arrived in England in August after leaving the United States in a Flying Fortress damaged and captured unit unclear parts of the report reference to a prior release or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Guilianelli
Guido Gulianelli
West 39Th Street
War Department
Guilianelli
Eng
Republicans win in three eastern states election results
The tally shows Judge Claude T. Reo elected to a full 10 year Superior Court term after his appointment a year earlier. In Pennsylvania 7076 precincts report Curtis Bol Democrat leading Claude T. Reno Republican for the state totals. Republicans win 20 mayors in third class cities, Democrats five, with Reading electing Socialist J. Henry Stump to head its city government. Mayor Morrison Democrat and Russell J. Morrison Republican in Euston race remain neck and neck. Twelve Republican mayors and four Democratic chief executives are re-elected. tax changes affect four Democratic executives and Stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude T. Reo
Superior Court
Pennsylvana
Curtis Bol
Claude T. Reno
J. Henry Stump
Reading
Ity
Euston
Joseph Morrison
Russell J. Morrison
Republica
Stump
Twee
Socialist Party
Hany F. Menges
Kane Fath ers Volunteer For Immediate War Service
Kane Pa residents volunteer for immediate service as October draftees depart to New Cumberland reception center. The group includes married men with children and non essential non deferrable classification. Acting corporal Gerry Page of Kane leads the 21 selectees headed for Army service. Walter B. Frees seeks the Republican mayoral post while noting political shift in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Noy
New Cumberland
United States Army
Gerry Page
Page
Joan
Gerry
Stewart Resigns as Erie Job Service Chief
Erie. Howard A Stewart, manager of the UD Employment Service local office since January 19, 1931, announced his resignation effective November 15. He will become personnel director at Standard Stoker Company starting November 16, succeeding Robert Stoup. Stewart cited promotion and new work for a progressive firm as key reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
UD. 8
Employment Service
Howard A Stewart
Stewart
Standard Stoker Company
Robert Stoup
Tne
Tuesay
Consistory Reunion Concludes at Erie Scottish Rite
Erie Erie reports the three day Fall reunion of the Erie Consistory Scottish Rite masons continues with the fifteenth degree at 9 10 p m eighteenth degree from 4 30 to 5 30 p m dinner at BP m and the twentieth degree after dinner at the Columbia Theatre on Monday the fourth tenth and fourteenth degrees were conferred and the reunion will conclude with the twenty first degree and three after dinner tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Erie
Columbia Theatre
Socialite Anne Griswold seeks divorce from Roger W. Griswold Jr
Anne Griswold of Ere seeks divorce from estranged husband Roger W. Griswold Jr. The couple have been separated since April 4 after he allegedly ordered her from their Wolfford home. Mrs Griswold was awarded $150 monthly support for herself and their infant after a non support hearing before Judge Elmer J. Byans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehue
Anne Allison
Griswold
Brie
Aled
Roger W. Griswold
Griswold Manufacturing Company
Lbel
Lawrence A. Taylor
Wolfford
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Its Causes
A booklet with opinions from famous doctors on epilepsy and its inheritance is available free. Readers may request it by writing to the Educational Division 535 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Republican candidates win nearby townships in War ren county
In yesterday's election the Republican ticket carried nearby Sile county townships including Spring Creek and Columbus with margins of two to one. Rural voters weighed local contests as T. J. Fullom was named supervisor, Follett and VanTassel won school director seats, Alvia Dingfelder elected judge of election, and Tia Howard named auditor. Concord township chose Lindstrom and McCray for school directors, Louis Sexton for supervisor, Henry Drake as auditor, and Lynn McCray judge of election. Columbus, Moore and others won six year terms for school directors, George Bensink for two, Mrs Charles Swanson elected judge with 30 write-ins and her daughter Mildred Swanson receiving 80 votes who recently died. Beagle named Auditor by write-in ten. G Blaved of Spring Creek unopposed for justice of the peace. Matteson and Manley unopposed for six year terms on the school board with a two year term in doubt amid write-ins. Morton won supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sile County
Spring Creek
Columbus
Warren County
Lotnis
Ty Wayne
T. J. Fullom
Follett and
VanTassel Wort
Alvia Dingfelder
Tia Howard
Concord Township
Lindstrom
McCray
Louis Sexton
Henry Drake
Lynn McCray
AL Columbus
Moore
George Bensink
Charles Swanson
Mildred Swanson
Beagle
G. Blaved
Justice of the Peace
Matteson
Manley
Morton
Premiere Tickets On Sale Thursday At Rex Theater
Premiere tickets for The in Army at the Rex Theater go on sale tomorrow morning for the first time. The sale is limited to the theater seating capacity and will continue through November 10 or until 1014 tickets are sold. Tickets will be available at Rossbacher Insurance Agent, Page and Ferry, Shambarge News Store, The Rita Restaurant, Rexall Drug Store, Stewart Hal Shap, Wilcox Grocery, Boyd Capwell Grocery, and at the Tris club and V. P. W. clubhouse, with a desk in the theater lobby during show times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieré
Rex Theater
Oeal
Ts Petinine
Rossbacher Insurance Agen
Ferry
Shambarge News
Five Admit Vandalism at Sciota Schoolhouse
Five youths admitted vandalism at the Sciota schoolhouse yesterday afternoon before Justice Butters. State police had arrested them and they pledged full restitution for the damage, about one hundred dollars, plus court costs. one boy was jailed on a charge of malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fave Bays
Justice Butters
Sciota
Iass
Jamestown Man Pleads Guilty to Draft Evasion Indictment
James Papaserge, 49, of 18 Barrows Street, admitted guilt to failing to report for Army service as charged in an indictment. He was denied $1,000 bail at arraignment in Buffalo before Federal Judge John Kandy. Sentencing scheduled for November. The case alleges evasion by remaining in woods near Avent and North Collins for seven months, and Papaserge was captured December 28 at his home after a physician was called to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Johm Papaserge
Barrows Street
Siena
Buffalo
John Kandy
Knighte
Papserie
Avent
North Collins
Deloer
Les
PBS
Brent Payuserge
Ines
Recht Wins Venango Commissioner Race
In Venango county the Republican party scored a smashing victory in Tuesday's general election with all county offices won by Republicans. The sole close race was for the minority place on the board of commissioners where incumbent John C. Brecht of Franklin defeated Daniel Zowers of Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil City
Ventinga
Board of County Commissioners
John ¢. Brecht
Franklin, Adumbent
Daniel Zowers
Ol City
Frank Sprovers Died Suddenly In City Home
Friends in the city mourn the sudden death of Frank J. Sprover born February 20 1913 Carry He worked as a meat cutter at A and P and recently returned to work He is survived by his wife Ardith a son Dennis his parents Mr and Mrs George Sproveri a sister Miss Mary Sproveri and six brothers Cpl Joni J Spravers Camp Hawve Texas Cpl Louis Spravers in service in Texas and the family notes pending word from brothers in service The obituary lists his home 149 Gould Street and his church St Thomas with a local interment planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sprover
Wilel
Gould Stra
North Side
Carry
Sprovers
Toca
St. Thomas Church
Ardith Sprover
Dennis
George Sproveri
Mary Sproveri
August J. Sproveri
Corry
Sergi
A. W. Sproveri
Averdean
Pie
Michael Sproveri
Bert Meade
SD. Pyt
George F. Sproveri
Chanule Field
Joni J
Spravers
Louis Spravers
Camp Hawve
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erie Flier
New Guinea
Ayeat
Bok Toe
Reno
Flatley
Quinn
Darling WM
Schaper
Hanley
Wood
Recorder of Deeds Dryfoos
Miller
Register of Wills
Rossiter
McCord
Mullen
Loveland Él
Besson
Weaver
Barnes
Desmond $O
Edinger
Wallace
Pearl Harbor
Walter B. Frees
Pennsylvania
Erie Job Service
Anne Griswold
Ere
China
Tientsin
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Tsingtao
Seven Seas
Coca-Cola Company
Ay Erie
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Uthans State Streets
Ene, Pa
Coca-Cola
Wayne
Concord
Recht
Venango
Frank Sprovers
Gervice
the Nast Company
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Northing
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!