Local suits and school updates fill Crawford county brief
Edward Stewart sues Robert Agnew for 61 dollars over auto damage after a collision with a cow on the road alleging Agnew failed to maintain fences. Armory receipts report two enlistment applications for Company in Daimestown. Freshman Week begins at Allegheny College with over 200 students in the class of 1944. Mrs. Frank Foreman, once at Corry hospital, moves to her son Ralph Glenn’s home. Youth Temperance Corner meets Friday at 8 p.m. at the YMCA. Git City public schools term open with 3,606 students, down from 3,956 last Sept and 736 in June. Marsh displays a 28.5 inch pumpkin at Titusville, noting drought reduces yield, with a 23 inch bean pod also shown. The Allegheny River bridge at West Salamanca opens to the public on Tuesday, October 1.
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Edward Stewart
Conneautville
Robert
Agnew
Harmonsburg
Crawford County
Cone
Daimestown
Allegheny
Mandyille
Frank Foreman
East Columbus Avenue
Corry Hospital
Ralph Glenn
East Trving Street
Temperance
First Avenue
Vaughn R. Delong
Marsh
Idevilley
Titus
Mays
Allegheny River
West Salamanca
Margaret Laporte
Wefield
Puntsutawney
Punxsilawney
Erle
Willis B. Pratt
Erle County
Erle Center
University of Pittsburgh
Pratt
Bradford
Warren
A. H. Ulrich
of City
Hls
Pennsylvania
Kendall Refining Company
Hhrri-Emery
West Corydon Street
West Washington
Bradford Township
Frank Cowell
Washington, FL
Meadville
Route 19
Frank Lopeno
Oil City
H. J. Grant
de Jean & Cochrar
Lanston
Im —Erle
North East
Joseph C. Williams
Republican Party
Gop
Wldred
Fairview Borough
Kearsnege
Achbald Barabes
Espyvile
Spencer Hospital
Méady
Sharch
fAnd
Franklin
Frank W. Shockley
Snoances
Betts Foundry
Lanston's
Ruth Boyle
Grandview Blvd
Dougherty Cleaning
Stanley Woodworth
West 12Th Street
Agenes Boyd
East 2St Street
Boyle
Boyd
Golden Rule Club
Thy —Warren
Wareren General Hospital
Peter Nelson
Joseph Reisenman, Jr
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Eas Grady
Maviva
Columbus
A. H. Manheiner
United Spanishlasherican War Veterans Camp
Wnn
Cleody Ros
American Legion
Titusville
Jamestown
Mblor Carvan
Throughoue
Local notices mix city items and incidents in Meadville area
City and Vicinity items from Rochester to Meadville cover grocery ads, school board actions, court cases,911 patrol notes, and public notices. Read about bicycle incidents, tree protests, teacher assignments, registration drives, and local business updates with names, places, and dates from Bradford to Warren.
Millinder Murder Trial Moves Toward End in Pa Case
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania the murder case against Richard Millinder advances as textile expert J Pred Oesterling testifies fibres from Miss Faye Gates nails match fibres from Millinder’s sweater. Dr Pauline Berry Mack to testify as a final witness. Miss Gates, 35, was found battered near Spook Hollow after refusing Millinder’s advances.
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Associates Press
Bellefonte
Richard Millinder
Faye Gates
WPA
Worteett
J. Pred Oesterling
Pennsylvania State College
Millinder
Musser W. Getlig
Pauline Berry Mack
Commonwealth
Miss Gates
Match Factory
Spook Hollow
Fire Leaves Prove Potent Secret Weapon Report
Britain acknowledges the existence of small phosphorus and guncotton fire cards used in the European war. German sources describe damp packaged detonators carried by bombers that burst into flames, igniting munitions, supplies, and rural buildings. Berlin cites farmhouses barns crops and forests burned with injuries from collectors.
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Britain
Germany
British Broadcasting Company
Grant Gates Funeral to Be Held Friday
The body of Grant Gates, who died yesterday, will be taken to the late home in Concord township tomorrow for funeral services Friday at 9 o clock. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery. Ernest G. Reynolds, 83, Cranberry township resident, found dead in bed at granddaughter’s home. Erie reports cite a tally of local jails over alcohol cases and a rummage sale planned by C D A in Traction building.
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Methodist Church of
Beaverdam
J. A. Blatt
A. J. Scheppner
LE. Graham
Grant Gates
Concord Township
Pine Grove Cemetery
Townsend Club No. 9
Maccabee Hall
North Center’ Street
Burnham
L —Ernest G. Reynolds
Cranberry Township
G. G. Finley
Erie
Tilke
C.D.A
Traction
David Stanton
Sherman NY
Corry Hospits
Start Business at M. E. Meeting in New Castle
The Erie Conference of the Methodist church in New Castle opened business sessions with Rev. James H. Straughn of Pittsburgh presiding. A reception for Bishop Straughn and his daughter Laureene was held, while Edgar T. Welch spoke for the laymen. Nine candidates appeared for ministerial qualifications, including John Lavely of Meadville, son of Prof. Lavely, potentially making a third generation Methodist preacher in the conference.
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Erie
Methodist Church
New Castle
James H. Straughn
Pittsburgh
Straughn
Laureene
P.F. Hathes
Edgar T. Welch
Westfield
B. M. Barnard
Brookville
W. E. Bartlett
Grove City
Corry
Barr
Jamestown
P Greer
Meadville
John Lavely
Lavely
Allegheny College
W. Stowe
J. B. Dahlstrand
Romanian King Carol II Seeks Haven Across Europe
Romanian deposed king Carol II reportedly fled Lugano Switzerland by train after leaving his hotel. He crossed into Italy en route to potential asylum, possibly in Portugal, accompanied by Magda Lupescu, as authorities tracked his movements.
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Luugany
Switzerland
Carol
Italy
France
Portugal
Magdi Lupescu
Lugano
Resume Work At Fisher Body Plant Flint After Short Stoppage
Operations at Fisher Body Plant No 1 in Flint resumed after a one day halt caused by an inter union dispute. The Buick Motor Division plant, closed yesterday due to a body shortage, was to reopen with the night shift. About 2000 workers affected at Fisher and 14000 at Buick.
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Fisher
Flint
Buick Moir
Buick
New nationality code sought to tighten naturalization rules
Washington September 11 prompt Howe nation was sought today on two new nationality code which sponsors claimed would drastically tighten existing naturalization rules. That Communists Nazis and Fascists did not acquire United States citizenship. Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No 200 Mesons made plans last evening for a diamond jubilee celebration to be held in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howe Nation
Cnde
United States
Columbus Royal Arch
Berlin Bombing Damages Housing and Landmarks
Reports from Berlin describe heavy bombing with chasers and anti-aircraft fire. An apartment house sustained the worst damage with three injured, while the Academy of Arts, a hotel, two hospitals, and the Unter den Linden area also suffered fires and shattered windows. The American embassy was damaged.
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Page One
Academy of Arts
United States
Unter den Linden
London
Potram Ratty Station
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Lima
Crosse & Chackwel
Blackwell Cateup
Ige
Bolle
Wilson
Wing
Wild Star Stores
Parke Davis
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
On-the-Avenue
Gummiers
Corry Drug Co
Walgreen Agency
Corry, Ps
Center St
Rochester
Wilcox Grocery
Alket
Deveesay
Dairy Co
Dial
Crawford Colinig
Tuscany
A.M. Litz Shoe Repair
Wtf
State Pardon Board
Uisted
Venango
Western Penitentiary
Richard A. Baker
Bydetown
Lee A. McCracken
Albert Knapp
Van
R. D
Clearfield
State Board of Game Commissioners
Gleatfield County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Charles Miter
Titusville Iron Works
Arnold Ambulance
Hammond Run
Ilink
Vonunlew
Tom Page
Frankie Masters
Bob, Burns
CBS Chain
Helen Hayes
Wdz
NBC
Clipper
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
M. E
Berlin
Vies
Air Tmfistry
Yds
Regent
Oxford
Bond Streets
Hundis
Potsdam
Adolf Hitler
Minist
Bernstein Bros
Tikkets
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Armour’s
Pillsbury’s
Swift's Premium Licincess Wieners
Ratete
Marrell
Ring Bologna
Thieres A
Nies
Beauty
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