Borough to jail habitual drinker as war effort drive
Police Justice Tracy M. Gresnulid sentences a 40 day term to a local habitual inebriate. Warren borough police launch a campaign to remove troublemakers from streets. VFW picnic planned for Sunday at Serakams Grove with required cards. Women bowlers to meet at 9 30 A M to march in parade. Mayville weekly edition moves to Sherman plant. Charles W Conrath released to work in a defense plant in Ete Pa.
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Warren
Tracy M. Gresnlusid
Warren Borough
VFW
Mayville
Chavieugia News
Sherman
Shell
Eto
United States
All-Way Electric Co
U. S
Mead Township
State’ Motor Police
Helen Hadfield
Kane
General Motors
Melvin A. Bregger
Darten ‘Center
Jamestown area defense drills prompt daylighters and patrol updates
Jamestown and nearby areas report civilian defense measures with daylight signals and shelter guidance during air raid drills. Sheriff and police units in Mayville Celoron Lakewood and Brocton receive radio linked equipment as part of county wide security procedures. City officials discuss traffic terminal changes and safety cooperation with West Ridge Bus Company while a skeet meet and local events fill a busy postwar calendar.
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William Fitspatrick
Charmian
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Sheriff’s Department
Mayville
Roy
Chadwick
Merton Prath
Celoron
Max Ehmke
Lakewood
Brocton
Powell Motors
West Ridge Bus Company
Eit
Ib O
West Fourth and Cherry Streets
Red and Gun Club
Skeet
Samuel A. Strofl
Defense
Department
Cotuncilmank
New York
Boston House
Tamestown
Deforest. W. Peterson
Chautauqua Lake
Cleveland
Reduction in Use Penna Highway Dept Equipment
Harrisburg reports a wartime gasoline and rubber conservation drive by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways. In five months of 1942, miles traveled by department vehicles fell 1,698,056 from the prior year, while efficiency rose with lower speeds boosting miles per gallon for both cars and trucks.
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Automotive Machinery of
Highway Department
Harrisburg
James
Department of Highways
T. Lamont Hughes
Department
Labor Day Parade Adds Local Groups and Contests
The Big Parade USTED Labor Day feature lists six local Indies organizations hosting food booths at the park with VFW Auxiliary, Methodist ladies, American Legion Auxiliary, Woman's Relief Corps and others serving varied treats. The Corry Band will play a two oclock concert before athletic events with prizes for races and contests. Officials expect a 10,000 strong crowd with the parade length surpassing two and a half miles as they revise plans to handle the influx.
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Sage
VFW Auxiliary
Methodist Ladies
American Legion
Woman's Relief Corps
Lillian Guild
Corry
Gene Moltier
Town Park to host family amusements and baseball game
A full afternoon program features entertainment acts and a guest appearance by Dell Darling with county commissioner Thomas W. Fissley. Billy troupe will perform as croquet and horseshoe courts, badminton space, and other games are set up for park followers. The day ends with Loveland Field at 5 PM as Fisher Foods faces Cory Merchants, a top Cleveland team in the league.
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Dell Darling
Thomas W. Fissley
I-Billy
Hornshoe
Loveland Field
Crack Fisher Foods
Cleveland
Cory Merchants
Albion Public Schools Open With Six New Teachers
Albion Sept 5 The Albion Public Schools opened the week with six new teachers in the faculty meeting as students return from summer vacation. Erness H Venman, Robert Bryan in the Agriculture and Shop departments, Roth Blake Hawk in the dietary department, and Paul J Cassidy assistant principal and science district tor were introduced at the opening assembly. Rev F H Hartman led devotions. Duane Weidler and Paul McKnight conducted the American flag pledge and Coach Joe Patton outlined football and physical education plans for the year.
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Albion
Albion Public
Erness H.venman
Robert Bryan
Ari Culture
Roth Blake Hawk
Paul 3. Cassidy
F. H. Hartman
Duane Weidler
Paul McKnight
Joe Patton
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Franklin
Nell’s
Frank J. McAllister
McAllister and Hollenbeck
Bradford
Maple Springs
McAllister
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Snyder Circle
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West Smith Street
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Brown Street
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Three Hill
Tracy
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Venange County
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Lee Austin Pennell
Linemilé
United States District Attorney’s Office
Pittsburgh
Henry Z. Wheeler
Grayford County Selective Service Board No.3
Perinell
Robert Harold Dunlap
Meadville
West Belle
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Ohio
A. J. Mecrack
Brotherhood of St. Joseph Club
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Hollywood
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Otto Hitchcock
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