Frost and frosty morning as autumn tolls in
After the first killing frost many areas show heavy frost on roofs and ground. Motorists struggle with starting and driving as windshields frost over. The 1941 waterfowl season opens with hunters bagging ducks and ducklings as the season begins.
Presbyterian Missionaries Speak at Local Meeting
Sixty out of town guests joined the Presbyterian church gathering to hear four speakers on missions. Dr Harry A Rhodes from Chosen, Mrs Charles H Lewis from South China, Rev Wilbur Lyon from Western Thin Mission, and Mrs Leon Hooper who served in Manila. women’s roles in missions highlighted and talk on Christianity aiding women in heathen lands.
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Presbyterian Church
Harry A. Rhodes
Chosen
Charles H. Lewis
South China Mission
Wilbur Lyon
Western Thin Mission
Leon Hooper
Manila
Former Corryites in Crash at Titusville
At 7 30 in the morning a Plymouth coupe collided with a coal truck at Spruce and Brown in Titusville. The coupe driver identified as Fogle struck a 1941 Dodge truck owned by Eileen Gilmore of South Franklin Street, Titusville, driven by Leroy English of Oil City. A passenger was David Gilmore, husband of the owner. the truck sustained minor damage while the coupe front end was crushed. The driver suffered multiple lacerations and was treated by a physician. Mr and Mrs David Gilmore are former Corry residents who left about a year ago.
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Titusville
Spruce and
Brown Streets
Fogle
Eileen Gilmore
South Franklin Street
Leroy English
Oil City
David Gilmore
Brown Street
Corry
White Acre
Gilmore
Change Now Cars Offer From Worry to Low-Cost Bargains
Ad claims a difference between present era and modern safe war is a few dollars. Urges visiting to see used car bargains at Jordar with listings for a 1935 Olds Sedan and a 1932 Ford Tudor, prices around $600. Read as classified notice with messy OCR.
Corry Bible Class Opens Fall Season with Salvation Army Band
The Corry Men’s Bible Class begins its fall and winter program on Sunday October 19 at 3 00 PM at the Salvation Army hall 21 East Washington Street The Salvation Army Young People’s Band of Warren led by Major Bernard Flinn will join the class and assist with the music Brigadier A Bristow of Toronto Canada will be the guest speaker bringing a broad message and urging girls to attend
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McCray
Corry
Salvation Army Hall
East Washington Street
Salvation Army Young People’s Band
Warren
Bernard Flinn
Bible Clase
Major Flinn
Salvation Army
A. Bristow
Toronto
Canada
Tnt Warrem
Bristow
Scouts Will Collect Waste Paper Citywide
The article urges Scouts to gather waste paper to aid national defense. It notes a critical shortage of wastepaper needed for paperboard and other defense materials, stressing the urgency of community participation to boost supply and civilian life support.
Franklin Man Killed by Car
Franklin police report Dr R R Jordan a well known Franklin dentist was struck by a car driven by Paul Reagie 25 of 408 Elle Street while James Liberty Street near Tenth Street. He died at the scene at about 11 30 p m. The accident occurred as Jordan stepped from the curb into the path of the car. Reagle tried to avoid the collision but could not. Police Lieutenant Bowers Melepy filed the report.
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Franklin
R. R. Jordan
Bye Hospital
Paul Reagie
Elle Street
Liberty Streer Cording
Poller
Bowers D Melepy
Br. Jordan
Starkee
Fhe
Pats
Repth
Travelina
Tenth Street
Reagle
Dr. Jordan
Te Auto
Duck Hunters Report Good Success First Day
Corry hunters report generally good success on opening day of duck season. Local sportsmen in the Columbus Clymer district say ducks are plentiful in ponds and marshlands between Columbus and Clymer with many bringing back one to six birds. The day prompted favorable reports and strong hunting conditions.
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Corry
Columbus-Clymer
Columbus
Clymer
Portrayal of Ear Injury in Franklin Doctor Case
Damaged text indicates the passage refers to the portion of the ear that struck the doctor in Franklin. The fragment suggests a medical detail tied to an incident involving a Franklin physician and an ear injury.
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Franklin
Indictments For Abandonment Reported In Mayville
Twenty indictments were returned by the grand jury to the supreme Court. Violet Sklimer of Dunkirk faces first degree assault and abandonment of a child for allegedly leaving a newborn near railroad tracks, later found by workmen and now recovering. Lyle H. Hall of Jamestown faced multiple counts of grand larceny for stealing cars in October.
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Mayville
Sieprem
Frank A. James
Violet Sklimer
Dunkirk
Une
Lyle H. Hall
Jamestown
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Loveland Field
Hex Theatre
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Thomas J. Parkinson
Second Ward
U. S. Army
Pittsburgh
Air Corps
Medical Corps
Signal Corps
Philippines
Coast Artillery
Puerto Rico
Walter F. Ott
Charles E Howard
Meadville
Robert J. Majewski
Eric
James R. Burnley
Cambridge Springs
Lester L. Marshall
West- Weta
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Federal Reserve Board
Austin Dempsey
Elks Club
North Center Street
Carlton Morrell
Mr. Dempsey
Atlantic
Refining Company and Subsidiaries
Complenter
Society For Archaeology
Karl E. Morrison
Erie
General Electro Company
Pennsylvania
Fiiucntion Association
Pauline Custer
Jefferson “Treat
Greenville
Leo Pless
Grand Street
Presbyterian
Jordar
Tudor
Ford Tudor
FORD
America’s
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Powell
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R. Jordan
Corry Sportsmen
Columbus and Clymer
Chautauqua