Fragmented Erie area notices span politics crime and industry
Early voting drew interest as Paragraf Falcone led the Fourth ward and Earl Hasbrouck topped the Second district. Sears Roebuck denies plans for a new Erie store and HQ on French street amid rising talk of expansion. Raymond Nelson from Celoron faces trial after a suspended sentence, then arrest, in a burglary case. Police report coons shot by hunters and two missing twin sisters located. Housing costs rise as OPA hikes linoleum and decor prices. Government savings bonds sales near 520 million in October with War Bond short of cash-ins. Employment for veterans climbs to 92 percent, with women workers still in short supply. Emma May Reynolds, 3, injured from a home accident, hospitalized in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nelson
Celoron
Bodine
Mayville
Uberty
Chautauqua
Moynihan
Cattaraugus
City girl in fair condition after chin wound
The city child, under Dr. W For tune, is reported in fair condition today. Six year old Albert Catalfu suffered a chin laceration at home yesterday and required several stitches before returning home, treated by Dr J Kib ler Ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fortune
Albert Catalfu
Joseph Catalfu
J. ©. Kibler
Mentor Club Meeting At Mrs Harley Johnson Home
Mrs Harley Johnson hosted seventeen Mentor Club members and one guest Mrs Edwin Frost at her North Center street home. President Mrs Gilbert L Boyd led the business meeting with routine discussions. roll call shared a current event. Mrs Jessie Newton read on Zovouster and Mrs William Myers reported on St Peter's Cathedral Rome. The next meeting is November 18 at Mrs Myers Spring street home with Mrs Porter Auer giving a book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Harley Johnson
Edwin Frost
North Center Street
Gilbert L. Boyd
Jessie Newton
William Myers
St. Peter's Cathedral
Rome
Italy
Spring Street
Myers
Porter Auer
Mrs James Sullivan Hosts Friends At Pleasant Social
Mrs James Sullivan of Wes t Wayne street entertained ten ladies at her home last evening. A delightful dinner was enjoyed at seven o clock and the evening was spent socially. Miss Hazel Morrell of Hartisburg was a out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swilvan
West Wayne Street
Hazel Morrell
Hartisburg
Two Deer Killed After Night Crash on Kiantone Road
Jamestown reports two deer killed in a single-vehicle collision on the Kiantone Warren road near the state line at about 10:20 p.m. Driver Calvin Groizer, 22, and passenger Lester Dickey, 21, said they swerved to avoid the animals. Deputy Arthur Paine noted the doe likely mother died instantly, the young deer was killed by a shot after the incident, and both were taken to Prewsburg for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Calvin Groizer
Lester Dickey
Arthur Paine
Kiantone-Warren Road
Cromuer
Paine
Prewsburg
Titusville Hunter Charged With Assault and Trespass
Titusville resident Truman Stuck faces a hearing before Alderman N. Allen Love on assault and battery and trespass charges. Seth Foote of Oil Creek township alleges Stuck and other hunters visited his farm last weekend, refused land posting, claimed they belonged to a sportsmen group, and Stuck allegedly beat Foote requiring physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuville
Truman Stuck
Titusville
N. Allen Love
Seth Foote
Oil Creek Township
Stuck
Foote
Services Held for Ciford McElroy at Methodist Church
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at 3 PM for Ciford McElroy at the Methodist Church. Rev. P A Galbreath of Erie and Rev. C A McEntarfer officiated. Mrs C A Johnson and Mrs Irving Young sang with organist Mrs R B Dewey. Bearers included T Allan May Richard Peebles Rean McElroy Paul Brynolfson Milton Zalaneck and Ralph Davison. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanora E. McElroy
Methodist Church
P. A. Galbreath
Erie
C. A. McEntarfer
C. A. Johnson
Irying Young
Jeatts
Dewey
T. Allan May
Richard Peebles
Rean McElroy
Paul Brynolfson
Milton Zalaneck
Ralph Davison
Pine Grove Cemetery
C. Www
Lindquist
Jamestown
C. D. Mitchell
Spring Creek
Carl Crosby
Bearie
Falconer Safe Broken But Loot Secured
The Warren Ross Lumber Co office in Falconer was broken into using a pickaxe to break the safe handle and dislodge the combination but the door remained closed and nothing appeared stolen. Under Sheriff Richard Maynihan investigated after the break in was found. Suspects named include L J Simmerink Homer Kolstee and others from Clymer Sherman and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falconer
Shor
Warren Ross Lumber Co
Richard KE Maynihan
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Els
Irving Street
East
Wayne
Domine Falcone
Mornlige
Earl Hasbrouck
Sears, Roebuck and Company
French Street
Ohn Armstrong
St. Bonaventure College
Purchasing Agents Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Emery Hotel
Moose Lodge
Union City
North Girard
Henry Dipinski
E. L. Evans
Erie Court House
American Tron & Steel Institute
James Shaver
Slaughter Run
Torpedo
Corty
Thompson Maple Products Plant
Corry Hotel
Veronica McMahon
Bell Air
Walter Fudu
Buffalo
Waman
Fuda
OPA
Treasury Reporte
Pennsylvania
U. S. Employment Service
Reading
Allentown
Bethlehem
Lancaster
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Emma May Reynolds
Alice Morowski
Vine Street
Hamot Hosital
Clyde Reynolds
James Sullivan
William T. Nichols
West Wayne St. Corry
Tong
Buick
America
Ane Automobiles
Tog
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry, Pennsylvania
Harley F. Johnson
Center Street
Carry
Ititusville Hunter
Ciford McElro
Shamburg's
Uae
the Home Furniture Co
Home Furniture Co
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Toys For Christmas
East South Street
L. J. Simmerink
Homer Kolstee
Leon Wamehuis
Garrett Warnshuis
Clymer
Sherman
Sarah Tenbuckle
Lawrence ‘Tenbuckle
PN Oieatches
Heiman Jewelers
Lanston
Dia
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