Two Brothers Threaten Disturbance at Commercial Hotel
Frosty night in Corry sees two Columbus district brothers threaten a disturbance at East Main Street's Commercial Hotel but police arrival ends without arrests. Meanwhile local winners and notices include Mrs. Flossie Brown winning a $26 Red Cross blood bond drawn from donors in Corry and Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Columbus
East Main Street
O.core
Flossie Brown
Bart South Street
Red Cross Blood Bank
Corry
Edinboro
Cherry
East South Street
Spring Creek mother found after 33 years
Merlin B H Parahan of Spring Creek, Warren County, was separated from his mother in 1810. After 33 years and long searches, he learned her whereabouts in Connecticut. World War I veteran Farnham, now 44, traveled to Durham to reunite with Mrs Frank Bennett, still in poor health. Names: Farnham, Stanley, Gerald Dingee, Elmer Dingman, Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fowler
The
Erie Dispatch-Herald
Merlin BH. Parahan
Spring Creek
Warren
Farnham
Durham
Conn
Connecticut
Stanley
Albion
Gerald Dingee
Erie
Raymond
Springham
Dr G H Gibouleau to speak on India and Burma at high school
Dr G H Gibouleau, a missionary doctor who helped build hospitals and schools in Burma, will discuss his twenty years in India and Burma in a lecture titled Mysterious India. The talk at the high school auditorium is expected to attract a large audience and marks his first city appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Burma
Lyceum
G. H. Gibouleau
Gibouleau
Akyab
Burma Road
Giboubau
Three Rivers
Mass
Franklin Soldier Rescued At Sea After Bombing Mission
First Lieut. Clair Ballard, son of Mr and Mrs JG Ballard of 226 Liberty Street, writes that the Flying Fortress Eager Eagle exhausted fuel over the English channel and plunged into the sea. Ballard and all crew members were rescued later by PT patrol boats after the bomber sank. The letter to his wife does not disclose the mission target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Clair Ballard
JG. Ballard
Liberty Street
England
English Channel
Flying Fortress
Ballard
Fortress
Channel
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Meskauskas Held at St Elizabeths
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Martha Meskauskas was celebrated at St Elizabeths Church by Rev. Carl Heldt with the church choir. Bearers included Jacob Royek Frank Sanders Oscar Lindstrom Gust Wester John Wojtowicz and Henry Butcher. Body interred in the family plot at St Elisabethe Cemetery.
Answers to the Editor’s Quiz on Page Three
The page lists quiz answers including General Douglas MacArthur, Lt Gen Henry H Arnold, Lt Gen George Patton Jr, and locations such as New York City and Stone Mountain Georgia. It notes a question about timing device and a musical work Oh Liberty and references a partial shade placement.
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Cnrred
Editoris
Douglas MacArthur
True
Henry H. Arnold
New York City
Liberty
George
Patton, Jr
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Twentieth Century Club opens. many local activities noted
The first meeting of the Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs Myrtle Gallups home with Mrs Nettle Rehber zen as president. A Germany paper by Dr Less and musical solos by Mrs Lucy Cook and Mrs Neva Hogenboom highlighted the gathering. Community notices include a library request for servicemen addresses, Epworth League supper for Jack Edwards heading to the US Army, and a busy schedule of church services, missions, and local social events across Clymer and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bridges
Alice Kearns
Clym
French Creek Free Lbrary
Epworth League
Chick
Jack Edwards
U.S. Army
Phyllis Pitt
June Carlisch
Winifred Pitt
World Communion
Abbe Reformed Church
Clarence Foster
Guy Johnon
Mohawk Street
Fosters
Foster
Helen Beckerink
Clara Warner
Mayville
Clymer State Bank
Robert Wallace
Carlyle Neckers
C. E. Spitzer
C. B. Legters
Pat Meerdink
Greenhurst
Findley Lake
Carlyle
Neckers
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bradford
Arthur Schermerharn
Ralph Dameatt
Camp Phillips
Kansas
Fred Dameatt
Joe McWilliams
Joan
Butler
Elmer Croscutt
Ethel Webster Lyons
Cortland
Donald Gady
Jennie Webster
Troy Center
Marion Gallup
Mahlon Sweet
Sherman Wallace
Canada
Mary Ann
Girard
Oliver Hurd
Panama
U. S. Army
Meyerink Milling Company
Morris Legters
Camp Pickett
Legters
Donald Spitzer
State University of Mississippi
Leslie Forness
Song
Bobby
Jean
Hamburg
M. D
Earl Tewinkle
Glarence Foster
Beverly
David
Unclear fragment hints at James Readway incident
Fragmentary OCR notes mention James Readway and an incident with damage and swelling. Details are unreadable, names partial and events unclear.
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Bernard J. Wiliams
Cony
Union City
Welle
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Charles M. Rourke
Paite Field
Washington
Opl
Rourke
Florence Rourke
Corry High School
City of
Jamestown
Janestown
Leon VanTassel
Grange
Ocber
O. B. Armitage
Corry Nunters
Fréd Root
West South Street
Today In Sport
Ewald W. Benson
Rane
War Department
Germany
John E.treon
Renovo
CIO Automohile Workers Union
Buffalo
War ‘Manpower Commission
Roosevelt
Clymer
Twentieth Century Club
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Ont
Maurice Tyson
Emmett Waite
Ary
Koeppe
Turlough
China
Alvin Neeves
Robert Vandermey
N.Y
Floyd VanderSchaaf
Maurise ‘Tyson
Tyson
G. Timmer
Vandermey
Mr Walle
Geppe
Martinus Gordin
Harold TenHaken
A. J. Neeves
Methodist Church
Dumler League
Epworth Leowie
North Clymer
P. W. Shape
Aseronnes
Gerit Timmer
Leyder
C. Eat
Paul Meyetiik
Vietary Land Peace
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Henry Grevink
WARD
REX Theatre
Red Skelton
Eleanor Powell
Crawford M. Woods
N. First Ave
Dia
Lynn Campbell
Cesspool
Guy Rogers
First Ave
Earl Haight
Sally Desmond
Freedown Lake
BAY War Bonds
Leah Shambaugh
Sam Stulz
Jarman’s
J. L. Spiesman
Ruth Warner
Franz
Virginia Davis
Marjorie Marlow
Wing-Wills Store
Boston House
Johnson
Shambaugh
Mrs
Merle Finnean
Leroy Hoyt
West Main St
Perry Nichols
Anna Shields
Woodbury
Paris
Carter
Lindsley‘s Pharmacy
Paul Weeders
Inez Johnson
Austra
Ontgomery Ward
North Center
James
James Threadway
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