Inquest Planned in Wolfe Deaths in Erie
An inquest will determine the cause of the October 17 deaths of Mrs. Berti M. Wolfe and her two sons in a basement apartment. Erie Coroner Warren W. Wand hopes physicians will serve as jurors as medical testimony dominates. Dr. John F. Hartman supplied a list of physicians likely to be available, with final seating to be decided.
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Erie
Berti M. Wolfe
Lowr
Warren W. Wand
John F. Hartman
The
Erie Medical Society
Wood
EL. Armstrong
Gas Station Burglary Reported At Jamestown
Police investigate a break in at a Jamestown filling station. Intruders climbed through a transom to enter and stole six automobile tires and an undetermined number of gasoline ration coupons from the office. The burglary was noticed when the proprietor Gusimano arrived and found a note carrier at the door.
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Jamestown
Sam Cassinaro
Gusimano
Cusimano
Ridgway Nurse Injured in Car Accident
Miss Bertha Anderson nurse at Kaul Memorial Hospital Ridgway suffered a facial bone injury below the left eye in a crash on Boothek Street. She was taken to an Erie hospital for treatment. Driver William Wolfe Jr and other passengers were uninjured as they headed to Bel-Vecere for a skating party.
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Ridgway
Bertha Anderson
Kaul Memorial Hospital
St. Marys
Boothek
Bél-Vecere
Stuart Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advert promotes Stuart Tablets claiming they calm acid indigestion and upset stomach after meals. The ad promises easy dosage, genuine reliability, and a money back guarantee with prices listed.
Pennsylvania to Spend Four Million on Snow Removal
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways announces a $4,000,000 winter program for 1944-45. It expands snow removal, abrasives spreading, and snow fence erection across 13 824 703 feet of wind exposed highway and 764 miles of added winter coverage. Approximately 9 000 department employees will set up the fence and carry out duties to keep 40 600 miles of road open.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of High
John VU Sheayer
Indy
Pennsylvania
Wife of Justice Ottaway Dies in Jamestown
Ethel Govette Ottaway 54 wife of Supreme Court Justice Lee Ottaway died at WCA Hospital after two weeks of illness. She was born February 11 1890 in Ripley and moved to Westfield as a child. She married Judge Ottaway September 25 1912 and they relocated to Jamestown in 1918. She is survived by a son J Robert Ottaway who works for Curtiss Wright Corporation in Buffalo.
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Jamestown
Ethel Govette Ottaway
Supreme Court
Lee
Ottaway
WCA Hospital
J. Robert. Ottaway
Curtiss Wright Corporation
Bunfalo
Ripley
Philip Swenger
July Fith Knox Govette
Westfield
Elrl
Death of Mrs. Alice Hasbrouck at Pittsfield
Mrs. Alice M. Hasbrouck widow of Tate William R. Hasbrouck died Tuesday evening at the McCoy Home in Pittsfield after eleven weeks as a patient. Born March 24 1865 near Spartansburg she lived near Corry most of life. Survived by daughter Mrs R P Herron Centerville two sons Earle Liberty Street and Harold Columbus. Body moved to Davison Funeral Home for services Friday at 2 pm burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Alice Hasbrouck
Alice M. Hasbrouck
Tate
William R. Hasbrouck
McCoy
Pittsfield
Spartansburg
Corry
Concord Street
First Church of Cnrist Scientist
R.pherron
Centerville
Earle
Liberty Street
Ianis Tity
Harold
Columbus
Ning
Davison Museral
North Center Street
Pine Grove
Soldier Vote Count Opens In Erie County
BRIE Nov 22 Officials begin counting more than 4 400 military ballots in Exide county court house with special helpers named to assist. They will be paid five dollars per day and sorting and affidavit checks finish today, with the official count to start Friday and results by Saturday morning.
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Brie
Exide
Coart
Frances D. Klinkhammer
Betty Schwartz
Dorothy Flatley
Mrs. D. Lynch
Mary Jane Anderson
Clara Meusers
Mary Hatch
Katherine Pancerey
Katherine Elston
Board of Elections
Ralph C. Benedict
Old Age Pensioners Who Rejoined Work May Gain Recalculation
George W. Erwin of the Erie district office of the South Security Board announced a new policy to recalculate old age and survivors insurance benefits for workers who returned to work after retirement. The change credits wages earned after initial claims, potentially increasing monthly retirement payments for many in the Erie area, especially those over 86 whose benefits were previously suspended or lower.
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George W. Erwin
Manger
Erie
South Security Board
Erwin
Ig Tu
Hewitt
Allarge
Ie Erle Dred
Hit and run crash reported near Ridgway
State Police said a hit and run charge will be preferred against W. Boyd of St. Marys after a Route 2b collision five miles southwest of Penfield. A Mercury passenger car sustained $550 damage and the Dodge truck was lightly damaged. Boyd claimed he did not remember striking the other vehicle.
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Ridgway
W. Boyd
High Avenue
St. Marys
Penfield
Boyd
Straub Brewery
Naval Officer Wounded in Street Incident
A third class petty officer from Kennedy was seriously injured after an accident on Main Street near Phettoplave. He was rushed to General Finspital where surgeons treated multiple lacerations and broken bones.
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Palconer
Vincent F Freay
U.S. Naw
Gyurln Preay
Kennedy
Owen
Oh Teuve
Haresiding
Palle
English Author and Wife Arrested by French Authorities
English author and his wife, reported by a high-ranking source in Paris, were arrested by French authorities amid a dissension between French and English officials. The incident, described as tense, involves the couple and French police and was noted as a significant diplomatic flare with unclear charges.
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London
Wage Hanse
Arid
Paris
Lesley
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Wolfe
Highway Dept
Enone
Topttter
Tokyo
County Commissioners’ Office
Falconer
France
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