Gasoline coupons stolen from Kitchen's Service Station
Police reported theft of 1635 gallons worth gasoline coupons from Kitchen's Service Station at 957 East 26th Street. Entry was gained by breaking a window, with the loss discovered Monday. In Dunkirk, Nelson J. Palmer, founder of Palmer, Ones Quid Palmer, former Dynkirie city attorney and father of Robert N. Palmer, died Sunday at Brooks Memorial Hospital after a routine exam raised concern as his condition deteriorated.
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Kitchen
East 26Th Street
Dunkirk
Nelson J. Palmer
Palmer
Ones Quid
Dynkirie
Robert N. Palmer
Chautauma County
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Forgery case leads to week hold in Jamestown area
William Roper Urew ton age 16 of Chautauqua pleaded guilty to second degree forgery. He admitted endorsing a $53 Niobe Cheese Company check payable to Arthur Champlin and cashing it in Jamestown. He is held a week pending probation officer investigation.
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Mayville
Willam Roper Urewton
Chautauqua
Niobe Cheese Company
Arthur Champlin
Jamestown Bho
Two Salamanca boys killed in Broad Street crash
Two cousins, John Dolecte Jr. and James Ambuske, died after a car struck them at the Broad Street and High Street intersection in Salamanca. Driver Gust C. Hausser, 97, of Gowanda, said the youths appeared suddenly, and no charges were filed. Coroner Middleton and District Attorney Nevins investigated.
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Salamanga
Broad Street
High Street
John Dolecte, Jr
John J. Doletei
James Ambuske
Leo S. Ambuske
Salamanca
Gust C. Hausser
Gowanda
Hausser
Salamanta Hospital
Doleckt
George Middleton
Tittle Valley
Joseph 4. Nevins
Olean
Isalgo
Erie Workman Dies in Shop Accident
Erie October 10 Henry A Eekert 58 an employee of Bucyrus Hire Company for over 20 years was crushed to death Monday at 148 p m by a planer machine at work Coroner W W Wood reported He was caught between a casting and the machine framework and died shortly after with chest injuries
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Mayville
Russell W. Barr
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Frederick M. Garfield
Richfield C! Corporation
Burns
Willard Polite
Buffalo
Sarr
Jamestown General Hospital
Garfield
Bary
Bart
Erie
Henry A. Eekert
Bucyrus-Hire Company
W. W. Wood
Beker
Mo Hon
Dalrymple Death in California and Local Obituaries
Cliff O Dalrymple died of a heart attack in Whittier California on October 3. He was a former Corry resident and long time employee of Re Structural Steel Co. Survived by son Rue O Dalrymple of Whittier, daughters Bernice Caldwell and Mrs Gilbert DeWolfe of Erie, and brother Roy Dalrymple of Spartansburg. Body to arrive in Spartansburg with son Rue for funeral Thursday at Torrey Funeral Home. Also noted discharge from Corry Hospital and obituary for Rev Benjamin Guon Royer longtime Presbyterians clergyman living at West Park and Erie streets, Franklin.
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Clin O. Dalrympie
Whitlier
Cal
Dalrymple
Corry
Re Structural Steel Co
Rue O. Dalrymple
Whittier
Bernice Celdwell
Gilbert DeWolfe
Eric
Roy Dalrymple
Spartansdure
Spartansbura Werthestay
Torrey Funeral Home
Franklin
Benjamin Guon Royer
First Presbyterian Church
Frankdlin
West Park
Erie Streets
Loveless 57 Died This Morning In Texas Home
Farll M Loveless a 57 year old former Titusville pharmacist died at his home 25 Franklin Street after a lingering illness He had moved to this city three years ago from Titusville and worked at Rexall Drug Store before his illness The Philadelphia College of Pharmacy graduate leaves a wife a son Herbert Loveless Camp Bowie Texas a grandson a sister and father The body will be prepared at Davison Funeral Home with services set Friday at two o'clock Rev P A Galbreath officiating and interment at Pleasantville Cemetery
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Marisse Carp
William J. Henning
William F. Henning
Wesieyville
Central Pacific
War Department
George W. Bell
Franklin Street
Corry
Amici
Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship
Harold Howard
Ralph Carroll
East South Street
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Harple. Powell
Morris Chapin
Leo Rice
Meadville
Water Street
Cleveland
Edward Gibson
Dominick Lemme
G. MacTarnaghan
Gibson
Kane
Mercury
Union City
Lara Main Zarado
Pie
Stanley Zarado
Germany
Franklin
Tech
Edward J. ‘Igryk
John Kryk
Bacific Street
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Titusville
Earl Mutdit Loveless
Mr. Loveless
Rexall Drug Store
Pleasantville
Titusville Fond
Methedis Church
BL & A.M. Masonic Lodge
That Place
Ol City
Philadelphia College of Phar
J. H. Loveless
Donald Billig
New Guinea
Davison Funeral Home
P. A. Galbreath
Pleasantyville
Martin Names Legion Head Harrisburg Appointment
Governor Martin named William Jg to the State Veterans Commission as the new American Legion commander for the county to replace F. Xx. Murray of Scranton who signed the resignation. Rhoads succeeded Murray as Legion commander.
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Martin
Legion
Harrisburg
William Jg
County
Pennsylvania
American Legion
State Veterans Commission
F. Xx. Murray
Scranton
Rhoads
Murray
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
van Camp
Muller
Clorox
Kirkman’‘s
Kirkman
Woodbury
Abe ET An
UM Uri
N.center ST. Corry,pa
Uncle Sam
the National Bank OF Corry
Weperal Deposit Insurange Corporation
Rena Naar
Powell Motor Co
Davison-Fogle Lumber Corry
Warten
War- Ten Lodge of Moose
Cory Lodge
Warren Lodge
Corry Lodge
Washington Street
Oil City
Norman B. Anderson
Grant Street
William E. Anderson
Red Cross
Old Oil City
Frank Sarnikowski
John Sarnikowski
Inver Tinton Stieet
Helen
Warren
Holland
Grand Valley
Anson R. Thompson
Graceteria
Enos Thompson
Eldred Township
Warren County
Ida Marie Hull
Humot
Genie
Pyt
Ellsworth F. Heckathorn
Clyde Heckathorn
Stevens Street
Audrey Heckathorn
Clapp Farm
France
Duhring CCC
Red Bridge
C. D. of A
Donald Nantes
National War Punch
Ghamber of Commerce Office
Emmmanuel Guillet
Frank Wilcox
Dor. Williams
Frank Lockwood
Mecray
Florente McCray
Forestville
Fom
H. J. Grant
DeJean and
Cochran
Trading Post
Salamanca |Grill
Cliff
California
Corry Hospital
Joseph Malele and Son
Milburn Bimber
Farl M. Loveless
Corry and Vicinity
Morris Bernstein
Albert Phil
Lips
Cessor
North Center ST
Gorry
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