Striking coal miners loom over steel restart plans
Reports say coal miners may return to work Monday with two or more welts before steel production recovers. Steel output was at 63 percent capacity, risking another cut unless coal moves and ovens restart. Bingo at St Edward's Hall and a Rod and Gun Club event give town activity amid turmoil. William Miller, 36, confessing to poisoning beer linked to a murder case in Otis Mis rural home near Shusle Gap, faces charges. Turkey dinners and a local discharge bell are noted, with sale ads and journal lineups closing the page.
Erie Events Mix Local Notices Find Arts, Crime and Meetings
City and Vicinity records a busy period with a copy of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association board meeting set for October 25 at the YWCA, a second Lyceum show at the High School auditorium on October 23 with tickets at Rexall, and various church, school, and social activities across Erie. Reports include a fatal shooting in Clarion area, new radio tube stock, a police report on a burglary, and a court flat in Titusville for disorderly conduct. The Venango E A meeting elected Kenneth Snyder as president, and a damages suit against Erie Bank and city emerged from a slip accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Erie County ‘Health and Tuberculosis Association
West Éth Steed
Erie
YWCA
J. Kenneth Winter
Howver
Rexall Drug Store
Cathedral Preparatory
John Mark Gannon
Ere
Robert, McDonald
B. P. O. Elk
Cory
Esther Clark
Centerville
Davis Radio Lab
Dial
Hiv
John
Fainy
Barrisville
Saiminel Kavos
Royal Oak
Miph
Iin
Fabry
Karos
Lyceum
Bentley
Ruth Subasie
Meadville
Subasi
Titusville
Goldstein
Spring and
Martin Streets
N. Allen
Love
Rote
Main Street
Franklin
Venango County
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Venings County Teachers’ Tstitute
Court House
Kenneth Snyder
the. Cranberry High School
Katherine Perry
City of Erie
Sccuriby- Peoples Trust Company
Claire M. Cornish
Erie Bank
Lath
State Streets
Bank
City
Robert Rees
Corry
Local notices and community events roundup
A collage of short items includes a church sermon at 7:45 PM on leaving one’s first love, a request by Unity Corporation to install an FM station, and Moose Club social hours. Also listed are an election result from Meadville Local 20820, a warning about trespassing by nearby factory owners, a 40th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs George Pettit, a military style watch sale at Taylor and Sorenson, a Meadvillre accident involving Lawrence Schropp, an annual ham dinner by Fairview PTA, and other brief community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor & ‘Sorenson
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Baptist Church
Unity Corporation
Tne
FCC
Edward Lamb
Toledo
Moose Club
Union City
Meadville
Joseph Simo- Aelia
Slide Fastener Union
Talon
Twe
Theodore Shafer
L. T. Berliner
Ashville
George Pettit
Bullet riddled car linked in sailor murder bail
City and State Police probe a waterford stolen car found in Elyria Ohio with bullet holes in the windshield and empty cartridges on the seat. They seek ties to Peter Yenko a 33 year old U S Coast Guard member found shot to death on a road near Monroe Michigan. Police note Yenko carried over $100 when last seen in Cleveland and the car is traced to Walter Cross Jr of Waterford. An inspection for fingerprints is planned as detectives pursue a robbery angle in the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Park
Peter Yenko
Feaman
U. S. Coast Guild Reserve
Erie
Waterford
Elyria
Ohio
Erle Seaman
Monroe
Michigan
George Barber
Walter 3. Cross
Gross
Barber
A. W. Hamlin
Cleveland
Tat Yepko
EXPECT RUSH OF COAL AT ERIE LOADING DOCK
Erie loading docks brace for a heavy coal movement starting next week and running through November as a 21 day strike ends. Dockmaster EJ Gederlof notes shipments will flood after the stoppage cut lake traffic by seventy percent and mine output by four hundred carloads, threatening 1945 commitments to western Taleo ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Uso
EJ. Gederlof
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taleo
Lnmenae
Cederlof
Furniture strike ties up three Davis plants in Jamestown
A walkout by 150 employees at three Davis Furniture sites halted operations for a third day. W Davis, president, said no developments emerged since the walkout began at 9 am Wednesday after a Tuesday mass meeting of Local 34, United Furniture Workers of America. The strike affects the Davis plant on Scott street and two Randolph Works plants on Tones de Gittord avenue.
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Jamestown
Ger
Davis Furniture Company
W. © Davis
T A. An
United Furniture Workers of America
O10
Davis Furniture
Scott Street
Randolph’ Worlks
Shroyer Promises Plenty Of Plaws For This District
ERIE October 20 Officials received assurances from Secretary of Highways John A Shroyer that ample state snow removing gear will be provided to the Erie area through winter. The reply lists gear already assigned to county garages now being put in service including a Sne-Go broom on a five ton truck two bractors one grader three heavy plows with V plows four wheel bulge trucks two two wheel drivers with straight blades four lx meucks with blades two cinder prunkes plus four more tractors and five trucks to be rented in emergencies. Also two five ton trucks one new five ton Walters snow truck and two fuelers are on order and should reach here by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dinby
Thomas Schuper
Erie County
Highway Department
Shroyer
Seretary
Rotary Tiny Tot Contest Promises Pep Parade Prizes
The Corsy Rotary Club hosts a Tiny Tot contest from October 31 to November 1 to benefit Mead Fars improvements. Ages six months to six years compete for two Sterlite silver cups, one for a boy and one for a girl. Votes cost a penny each. entrants’ photos and donated candies fund the tally at City Market window displays. The event culminates with prizes on stage during the Pep Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsy Rotary Club
Bay
Corey
Gity
Answers tot Quiz on Editorial Page Delivers Odd Clues
The editorial page presents a quiz with ten items and provided answers. Pittsburgh Pa is cited as the location for item one, with responses including yes, small cap or tood, the jittorney-general, and a Sept 23 deadline. Notable items mention Manry Maverick and Montreas Canada, plus guidance for horses and oxen and Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Manry Maverick
Montreas
Canada
James A. Garfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hills Bros. Coffee
Chase &Samborn Coffee
Post Toasties
PARTY
St. Edward's Hall
Rod & Gun Club
Binga
Bell’s Inn
the Journal
S-M-W
Calif
Bartlett Pears
Turkeys
Luding Federal Toe
Heiman Jewelers
Polly
Miller
Kendall
Moose
West Washington Street
Corry Hospital
Dianna Lindski
Charles Lindski
R. D
David Stanton
Sherman
Virginia Reaves
Hotel Corry
Willis Price
Worth Center Street
C. D. of A
Patricia Sawyer
Harold , Cragg
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Taylor and Sorenson
Spring
Lawrence W. Schropp
Van
California
Fairview School
P.T.A
John A. Shroyer
Rotary Club
Al's Clothes Shop
Coats
Aus
Bernstein Bros
Ottons
Eni
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