Beaverdam Family Notes From Overseas and Local News
Beaverdam notes private Garald Proctor has arrived overseas and is stationed with the 53rd QM Regt. At home, families bid farewell as Rev GA Rize accepts a Mindlay Ohio church post. Local events include fairs, visits, and church society meetings across Beaverdam and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Pirst Claes Roger Barnhart
Camp Tyson
Teon
Joseph Barnhart
GA. Rize
United Brethren Church
Mindlay
Ohio
Wayne Valley
Garald Proctor
Co. CG
Q. M
H. M
A.P.O
New York City
Charles Swan
Claude Maynard
Dunkirk
N. Y
Ruth Smith
Mildred Prebble
Lloyd Proctor
Allen Adama
Warren
Rexford Proctor
Will Akum
Stoneboro
George Mulvin
Charles Hodge
Edna Williams
J. Hel Smith
R. Lyons
James Crowell
Leon Prector
Orel Tompkins
Ivar ‘Miller
Womens Missionary Society of the
Edith Adame
Donation Hill
Norman Maynard and Son
Cory Hospital
Lulu Skiff
Fether Sehelly
Chautauqua
N.Y
Corry
Jamestown
Bert Jones
Adison Jones
Asheville
Lynn
Pomona Grange
Edinboro
Alton Schell
Bertha Hanlon
Annie McDonnell
Tom Wid Owen Fullom
Leo Jones
Herold Shan- Smon
Union City
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Lyle Proctor
Delaney Lord
Raymond Mulvin
Sharpsville
Raymond
Delbert Parkhurst
Walter Proctor
Akron
Fred Ballard
Franklin
W.H. Cummings
Gid
Fred Doolittle
Wattiurs
Inn
Robert Mulvin Sun
Enrollment in Erie Schools Slumps Off
Enrollment in Erie schools fell to 19 922 students this year with 507 fewer from the prior year. Dr C Herman superintendent cites sharp declines in elementary totals and warns on continuing declines impacting resources and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Bhs. Sen
C. Herman
Complete Plans for Sparta Fair Raise 200 for U S C
Sparta fair plans advance with a $200.05 contribution to UO campaign. Committees, led by Miss Leora Stranahan, include Mrs. R V Shreve and Miss Luckle Blakeslee. Donations listed from Elnora Furley, Howare Lindstrom, Lum ford Jackson, Barbara Thompson, M T Harrison, Florente Srapp, RV Shreve, Leora Stranahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Leora Stranahan
R. V. Shreve
Vernal Torrey
Luckle Blakeslee
Elnora Furley
Howare Lindstrom
Lumford Jackson
Barbara Thompson
M.T. Harrison
Florente Srapp
RV Shreve
Ella Morris
Ivy Embroidery Club
Hiram Johnson
Meeting set at Grange Hall for September 17 patrons’ plans
Ralph Swart announces a meeting at Grange Hall on Thursday September 17 at 6 30 pm to elect two local patrons’ committee members to replace Swart and Morris. E Dayton will report on the year’s business and dividend details. Other committee members listed include Dar Tow Bailey Morris and Lindstrom. Apprentice Seaman Van Tassell on furlough and Sgt Stoke on leave also noted. Methodist and Baptist church notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Swark
G. T. P. Pastron
Grange Hall
Mr. Swart
Arthur Morris
Corry
E. Dayton
G. LP
Morris
Gpher
Elton Dar- Tow
Ralph Bailey
Ralph Morris
Arthur Lindstrom
Cathy
Charles van Tassell
Great Lakes
Arnold Lundberg
J. A. Waugaman
Marts Urges Committees to Handle Blackout Violators
Dr A C Marte head of the State Defense Council urges special by county and local defense councils to sift blackout violation complaints and decide prosecutions in a plan endorsed by Harrington Adams deputy attorney general The committees would ensure uniform enforcement and reduce fines or grudge prosecutions Fines go to county treasuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A. C. Marte
State Defense Council
Pia
Treasuries
Union City Boy Recovers After Long Illnesses
Fourteen year old Donnie Ryan of Union City battled a rare streptococcal infection for nearly three years and arthritis for a year. Treated at Hamot hospital with many blood transfusions, he showed renewed optimism from his physician Dr. N. T. Gillette of Corry. A note of hope follows a difficult period marked by high medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Donnie Ryan
Union City
Donnie
Hamot Hospital
N. T. Gillette
Corry
Hit and run truck driver sought near Elbon
Ridgway police hunt a hit and run truck driver after a motorcycle collision on the B P highway near Elbon Wednesday night. Edward L. Murray of Westville escaped injury by jumping to the berm as the truck dragged the cycle 900 feet. A New York motorist followed the truck to Brockport and told the driver what happened. the driver allegedly replied Go to hell and drove on, suspected of drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Elbon
Jt Bo'olack
Edwar L. Murray
Westville
Jefferson County
New York State
Murray
Brockport
Union City Man Held After Runaway With Girl
Union City Sept 11 Free Man Nickerson on Johnson Street is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was arrested by Chief Magee and released on $300 bail for appearance before Justice Fred Fisher. Preliminary hearing set but continued as warrants issued. Police say Dorothy Mae Smith a 17 year old missing girl from Asbury Corners was lured while working at Union City Ohsir Company plant. Nickerson, also employed there, failed to report for work and returned days later to be arrested amid ongoing three state police board investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Nickerson
Johnson Street
Magee
Justice of the Pesce
Fred Fisher
Lawrence
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Armed Forces
Garold Proctor
Rev. C. A. Rice
Findlay
Florence Pond
Annig McDonnell
J. Hal Smith
Friends Fm
Bear Lake
North Clymer
Spencer Thompson
Cory
Bryan Billy
Cleveland
Delanby Lord
Union Ofiy
Sparta Fair
U. S.C
USC Campaign Fine Success
Waki
Hower Dieblire
Josephine Carle
Wave L. Blakeslee
William Thompson
B. D. Bryant
Sparta
BP. J. Dooher
Sparta Grange
Victory Club
Piremen's
J. C. Bell
Tlonesta
Guy Rowley
Earl Boughton
Ernest Foreman
San Benito
Texz
Moore Field
Mission
Texas
Harlingen
Charles Costes
Ray Coates
Miami
Fie
Ig, LF
Marts
Union City Boy
Miller's News and Port Store
United Nations
Axis
A. Zalzneck & Son
Dial
Freeman Nickerson
Minner
Niagara Falls
National Biscuit Company
Honest
Shay
Momwell
Ry Nabisco
National Biscuit Compan
Center
ST. Aramere
Radr
Ros Reis
Petrolagary
Horace
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Bielg
Irene
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