Erie City News Briefs Recap Of Local Incidents And War Notes
A mixed Erie page reports a disorderly conduct fine for Donald Holcomb, a bus-ride disturbance, and three more local thefts including purse snatching and jewelry theft. A blind white dog was found and cared for, real estate transfers are listed, and a meeting for cattle dressers is announced. Also noted are military honors for Bruce Allen and local weather and wartime updates including fuel and water works, plus births, licenses, and a statewide bond warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Federal
Erie
Joel H.ahornton
OPA
October milk price estimate confirms record level in New York
New York dairy farmers in the New York milkshed will be paid 422.00 per hundredweight for October deliveries, matching the December 1918 record. Uniform price is 342 per hundredweight plus War Food Administration dairy feed payments at 0.80 per hundredweight, with daily deliveries near 268 pounds per farm, surpassing the prior October high of 267 pounds in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Blanford
Metrowriters Mill Marketing, Sites Administraton
War Food Administration
Bluford
Ugh
WOUNDED KANE OFFICER RETURNS TO U S HOSPITAL
Major William D. Wise Jr wounded in Germany in September has been returned to the United States for specialist treatment. He is now a patient at Halton Hospital, New York. He had been awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service, received ten days before being wounded. Wounds were in both arms and one leg. evacuated to England and then brought to the U S for care of his right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
U.S. A
William D. Wise, Jr
Fation
Germany
United States
Haltoran Hospital
New York
Wise
England
Withdrawal of Major Will Contest Reported
District Attorney Sidney T. Hewes told Judge Bodine that attorneys for two half brothers of the late Bertha Hamilton would withdraw their contest of her will. The trial had been set for the November term. Mrs. Hamilton had earlier left $2000 to each half brother. one has died. The estate is estimated between 500000 and 700000 for an animal refuge project at her Ripley residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxvilly
Sidney T. Hewes
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Bertha
Hamilton
Ripley
Memorial Service for Clymer Soldiers Pvt Jack Newhouse
Memorial services in honor of Private Jack Newhouse killed in action in France on August 28 1944 will be held at the Methodigh Church Sunday at 3 pm. Newhouse was the son of Mr and Mrs Merle Newhouse who entered the Army in December 1943 and went overseas in July 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacke Newhouse
Jack Newhouse
France
Methodigh
Newhouse
Merle Newhouse
Driver of Truck Injured in Crash
Harold Stokes 84 was injured Tuesday morning when his tractor trailer jackknifed and overturned at Triquois avenue and Main street in Lawrence Park. He was treated at Hamel Hospital for possible rib fractures and lacerations to hands and legs. Police chief Claude Austin said braking for a red light caused the unit to leap the curb, damaging the truck and freight including roofing paper cement and shingles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stokes
Triquois Avenue
Lawrence Park
Hamel Hospital
Claude Austin
Stokes
Three Injured In Erie Car Crash At Station Road
Three people were injured in a head on collision at 3314 Station Road at 11:45 p m Tuesday State Police said Roy F McClenathan 52 of North Hast Rd driver of one car suffered possible fracture of the rib and chest injury and is in good condition at St Vincent s Hospital His wife Ethel 48 was discharged after facial abrasions Albert Nemenz 21 driver of the other car escaped injury and a passenger Mrs Dean Samples 24 was admitted to St Vincent s with a severe laceration of the left hand serious cuts to the right arm and leg she is in fairly good condition today Attendants said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Station Road
Roy F. McClenathan
R. D
Williams Road
North Hast
St.Vincent's Hospital
Ethel
St. Vincent's
Albert Nemenz
Dean Samples
Tess
Drydocking Delay Shifts Lake Steamer Plan
Jamestown officials postponed drydocking the Lake Champlain craft City of Jamestown for winter. A Buffalo firm sought postponement, and the foreman in charge fell ill, leaving no substitute available to supervise. The plan to send the lake steamer to land storage for sandblasting and repainting after 15 years is on hold with no clear restart date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Tne
von Travioss
Buffalo
Tse
Bear Lake News Letter November Items
Nov. 19 Bear Lake notes report Conwell returning from Fairmont for vacation and preparing to work in the X ray department at Millard Fillmore Hospital in Buffalo. Army Air Forces Training Command announces Pfc Martin Crowe of Bear Lake graduated from armaments at Lowery Field Denver. Crowe, son of Mrs Ethna Crowe, is a Panama High School graduate who joined July 14 and trained in B 24 operations. Mrs Zoah Cochran and family, plus Harold Cochran and Mrs Grice Martin, visit Jamestown. Ruth Jonson and Mr and Mrs RB Cobb visit Warren. Marvin Johnson called to his parents’ home near Busti by death of his father. Local farmers plow for next spring while children look to Thanksgiving and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Wiss Wuue Conwell
Fairmont
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Buffalo
Army Air Forces Training Comand
Pyi
Martin Crowe
Bear Lake
Department of Armaments
Lowery Field
Denver
Calo
Crowe
Ethna Crowe
Panama High School
New Cumberland
Zoah Cochran
Patsy
Harold Cochran
Grice Martin
Ruth Smith
B. E. Cobb
Jamestown
William Bordering
Marvel Bradford
Ruth Jonson
RB. Cobb
Warren
Duesday
Marvin Johnson
Busti
N. Y
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Cory
Donald Holcomb
Edwin Dalley
Gordon
John Lepere
Wayne Evans
West Church Street
Walter J. Latos
Wladyslaw Latos
Wayne Township
Mary Latos
Guardian
Harvey
L. Knickerbocker
H. 1. Knickerbocker
Union Township
Winifred Pond
William M. Smith
6Th Avenue
Union City
Bruce Allen
Anid
HG. Allen
West
Washington Street
New Guinea
Garry Your
Allen
Wharpshooter
Essex ‘Sheeet
B. c. Locke
Harborcreek
Chautauqua County
Unis
Rafler
Pittscar
Burgh
Brie
Prank Craker
Wahalla Finlan
James W. Grosser
Theola C. Cherry
State Educational Department
War Department
Pennsylvania
William S. Houghton
Tech
George H. Jerman
Morris A. Matle
Tidioute
Dean J
John A. Shroyer
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
United States Savings
Pennsylvania Securities Commission
Maceshary
The
Board of Health Today
Nora York
Robert
Sze
East Street
Denny Lind
Clymer
Cuy
Pennzotl VanCise
Casanova Brown
Gary Cooper
Teresa Wright
Frank Morgan
Anita Louise
Dorr Clark Sheridan Cobb
Morton
Exeters
Crawford M. Woods
N. First Ave
Don Williams
Honeywell
Wing
Willi
Guy Rogers
Andrew Paulson
D. C. Smiley
Wm. Sutton ‘Mrs. ‘Margaret Laird
Chrysler
C. S. Wallace
Mrs, Daisy Mecray
Franz
George Downey
Boston House
Jean Byers
Shambaugh
Wert Main
Mrs. Olin Bracken
Olgan Peterson
Mary Bedner
Mrs Pryng Purkity
J.L. Spiesman
Mrs. Glyde Aeeriy
Murel Sotslee
Guatemala
Coca-Cola Company
Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company