Local notices outline travel, crimes and town events
A jumble of short items reports a surrogate hearing over Italian real estate valued at 14000, a tavern shooting in Ellsworth Adams area, a fatality from a car collision near Titusville, school and park plans, airport funding by Franklin Lamberton, and various civic updates from Titusville Kane Dunkirk and Bradford with public notices, obituaries, and upcoming programs.
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Little Valley
Harald
Congdon
Gate Court
Italy
Vigilio Miori
Olean
Samuel Giunta
Valeri Mioti
Frank
Services Held Tuesday for Mrs Kenneth Martin
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the United Brethren Church in Bear Lake for Mrs Kenneth Martin. Rev Harry Andors conducted the service after a home prayer service. Bearers were Marvist Johnson Enoch Cornish Jr William Goss Earl Wheeler Bernarr Whiteley Harold Pelton. Honorary bearers were Lilac Rebekah Lodge No 250 members who also led a ritual memorial at the Martin home. Survived by husband two sons Ralph and Harvey a daughter Mrs Claude Johnson and two grandsons Richard Marlin and David Johnson. Burial at Bear Lake Cemetery.
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United Brethren Church
Bear Lake
Kenneth Martin
Harry Andors
Marvist Johnson
Enoch Cornish, Jr
William Goss
Earl Wheeler
Bernarr Whiteley
Harold Pelton
Lilac Rebekah Lodge
Beay Lake
M. Martin
Ralph
Harvey
Claude Johnson
Buffalo
Richard Marlin
David Johnson
Lilly Rug Police
Jamestown
Youngsville
Tidioute
Corry
Columbus
Spring Creel
Mabel Shoppe
Stonek
Freehold Township
Pittsburgh
Fort Meade
Guy D. Mangus
U.S. Army
Erie
Brielles
War Department
Erie Veterans’ Hospital
Carl L. Matigo
Philippines
Goering Beaten And Broken Man By Associated Press NUSRNBERG Oct 9
Pred srelk Teich said today that Hermanin Gustiig, the picture of bravado erie CrumiWe in public, finally has sucr cumbed to the strain of waiting for the woman and has become a beaten and broken man.
Olde Book Shoppe Sets New Store Hours and Local Notices
Revival services began at Culling Church last evening and run for two weeks with Rev and Mrs Michael Angalone leading each night at eight o clock. Plans by J O Putton Son Antontowns for rebuilding Frank s Presbyterian Church after a fire will be shown at a congregational meeting Oct 23 with possible fall construction. The Presbyterian Child meets Friday at 3 p.m. with Mrs H B Smith on West Frederick Street for a musical program and good attendance.
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Culling Church
Michael Angalone
J. O.putton & Son
Antontows
Franks
Final Ladies Day At Corry Country Club
The Corry Country Club hosted a Ladies Day yesterday with a 1 PM tureen luncheon for eight members and one guest from Tampa, Fla. Mrs Fiedameron chaired the event as golf and bridge were played. golf winners were Mrs Harley Johnson and Mrs William Miller, bridge winners were Mrs Lunden, Mrs Walter Scait and Mrs Jack Wilson. The luncheon ended the summer series held biweekly.
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Fiat
Corry
W. C. Lunden
Tampa
Fla
Fiedameron
Harley Johnson
William Miller
Lunden
Walter Scait
Jack Wilson
Reich opens an apparel store in former Red Cross site
Reich's, Cong's newest apparel shop, will stage its formal opening at 9 o'clock tomorrow in the Helch building at 194 North Center Street. Owner Dave Reich says the store will offer infants, children's and women's wear, with remodeling recently completed and interiors refreshed in rose and blue tones. The merchandise aims to match the quality of the former Reich's store run by his father, Nathan Reich, before the war.
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Cong
Reich’s
Helch
North Center Street
Ellis Electric Shop
Red Cross
Dave Reich
Reich
Cory Merchant
Nathan Reich
Guffey Demands Action on Cobb Letter to Macing
The article reports James Guffey demanding action over Cobb's letter urging voluntary contributions to aid the Republican campaign. Cobb defends legality, says no plan to move commission employees, and accepts responsibility if wrong. The Democratic State Committee released Cobb's letter, noting it as a duty for Commonwealth salaried officials to assist the Republican effort.
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Guffey
Cobb
Democratic State Committee
Thaye Proposes Salary Based Contributions Plan
Thaye proposes a tiered donation plan tied to salary as of April 1, 1946. Milk Control personnel would contribute based on earnings, with sub 1500 annual giving 20 percent, 1500 to 3000 at 2 percent, and over 3000 at 3 percent. The scheme aims to secure a generous contribution from staff.
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Thaye
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Dulaney
Birdseye
Gorn
Ade
Raspberries
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Clearfield
Stewart's
Franklin
Ty of
Sandycreek
Heber
Birtsigh
Polk
Chess Lamberton
Esterday
W. E. Lorence
Codranton
Crawford County
Wer
Rossbacher ‘Insurance Agency
Titusville
Miami
Fie
Frank J. Dell
Tittsville
Dell
West Spring Street
Ralph Bonn
Isador Smither
Oy Mars
Europeatt
South Franklin Street
Titsville Lodge
Paul
Carl Millard
Pleasantville
Vosburg
Kenneth Carpenter
Willard
Ford Motors
Powell Motor
Meerdink’s
Townsend4 Clube
Philipsburg
Levy Adelman
Phillipsburg
Cold Stream Dam J
Here
Charles Sheckler
R Owen
Optometrist
Dial
Kane
Kane Public
Kane Board of Education
Mabel
Pontingel
Nichols
Dot
Achville
Service Men's Park
Erie Railroad Station
Frank Bliss
Etié
American Cyanamid Chemical Co
Anthony DeMatteo
Hamot
DeMatteo
Murphy Co
Sarl LG
Hoyt
Tormer Vesident
Townville
Cambridge Springs
Busiess
Sunoco Garvice
Bergice
Kurt D. Singer
Miller's Kendall
Dunkirk
James M. Mesd
Thomas
Dewey
Dunkele
Shane Nigates
Corfy Hospital
R. Harrison Burrows
R. D
Centerville
William Rieck
Grove Street
Pred Heath
West Church Street
Leo Muldericie
Marion Street
Kate Eaton
Center Street
Kurt Singer
Bradford
Loyal Order of Moose
Kenneth L. Markley
Tryonville
New London
Comvn
George A. Markley
Route 1
Traumhe Navy Hospital
Markley
Charles Wells
Basil Austin
All Union
Gue Phillips
Seaforth
DR. West
Dubarry
DuBarry Purchase
Ae Polident
Apna
Pesci Ne Merete
the Bracken-Keating. Company
Moitioning Ba Dig
Tom Eage Otter
Mina
Life & the Saturday Evening Post
Terest
Jessup
Turner
Nasti
George Burlingame
Corry Hospital
Moon
Marion Ottaway
Lemon Street
ED Super Service
Powell
Powell Motor CO
Phon
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