Two Soldiers Held In Attempt To Hold Up Bank
SLEWISTOWN Pennsylvania September 19 Two soldiers were held by state police today for the attempted holdup of the Farmers National Bank Thompsontown. A 19 year old private and a 26 year old married corporal admitted the hold up. They fled toward the back of the bank when warned by employees. The case is being reviewed for county or federal charges.
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Associated Press
Gray
Washington
Capital
Juniata County
G. W. Grayhill
Grayhill
J. 5. McCormick
Graybill
Tie Hanle
McCormick
Malnutrition Main Cause of Rejections Linked to Draft
Harrisburg reports that malnutrition is the leading cause for rejection of Pennsylvania youth in the draft. A two day conference led by Dr A C Maris, with sponsors from the state nutrition council and U S Office of Price Administration, aims to promote better eating habits statewide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A.C. Maris
State Council
State Nutrition Council
State Defense Council
Consumer Division
U.S. Office of Price Administration
Five young men to be ordained at conference
Five men were elected ministers of the Methodist Conference to be ordained Sunday at Meadville. Names include Avil Crawford Donald Samidson Biray Sayers Paul Bohlin and Owen Shields with others elected as deacons and elders. Dr A Locke formerly of Erie and Franklin spoke at sessions last night.
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Brie
Hye
Avil M. Crawford
West Springfeld
Donald D. Samidson
Tandon
Biray M Sayers
Paul Greples
Philip Bohlin
Perrestville
Owen W.shields
Syki“uit
James McIntosh
Blooming Valley
David J. "Taylor
Ashville
N.Y
Paul Bowmen
Mercer
Old Erne M
Fradenburg
Evanston
Seymour
Smith
Jamesown
Carolyn Grout
Sydy
Lawrence T. Meneely
Brocksville
Ralph Metcalf
Waltsburg
Walter W. Gilliland
Grove City
J. Nofinah Holder
New Wilmington
Paul J. Hogg
Pleagapsville
John Templeton
New Oaatle
C. Milo Connick
Conneautville
John H. Lavely
Howard. Smith
David Taylor
Frederick
Lawson Family Reunion Marks Sixteenth Annual Gathering
The sixteenth Lawsord family reunion was held at Claude M. Upynson's home on Turner Hill near Corry. A thickened dinner was served to about many relatives present. Officers were re elected and the next reunion planned for Labor Day at a seaside location. Three marriages were reported: Marjorie Lawson wed William Stef at Elba, Jebrnasy Sid. Barbara Lawson wed Robert Propheter at Jamestown. and another marriage occurred September 6, 1941 in Jamestown.
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the Priep-Touchers
Asecefalion
Wirt Ingram
Pele
Play Ramsey
Thelma Jackson
Roy Coates
G. Bourwall
Corry
Coates and Bourwall
L. VY. Thoregood
Pioneer
Grange
Clara Dewey
Waterford
Guy Fralick
Sparta Grange
Albert Fuller
Curry Hospital
We Bush
At Fuller
Carl Plage
Portagevie
Flagg
Mya
Charles Major
Edith Daugherty
John Robbins
Ambridge
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Judy
Jackie
Duquesne
Steven Brenner
Emilie
Daniel Soltis
Albion
Suzanne Soltis
Cleveland
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Suzanne
Ross
Hrisband
Katie Mitchell
Sharon
West
Anne Roth
Park Archery
Dewittville
N.Y
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Cliford Murdock
Jamestown
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Ohio
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Clyde Senior
Burnboro
Emory Rees
Townville
Anna Roth
Lawson
Lawsord
Claude M. Upynson
Turner Hill
Labor Bay
Marjorie Lawson
Willismn Stef
Elba
June Zimmerman
Gelorp
John Bartlett
Barbara Lawean
Celoron
Robert Propheter
28th Division Returns to Camp at Gap
About 12 soldiers from the 28th Division leave the Virginia reserve area and move northward toward Indiantown Gap. Five convoys depart via separate routes with planned inspections and a return to home camp by nightfall.
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Gap
Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Aivops
Beithidhem
Nomewora
Erie station owner halts night gas sales after curfew
Erie Pa September 1 Merber G Buckle owner of a gas station on Davi Lake road stops night gas sales amid curfew and near riots ten days earlier. An attendant refused a reporter Saturday before 7 a.m. Buckle declines comment while reports say a trip to Washington with price administrator Leon Henderson influenced the move.
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Erie
Merber G. Buckle
Davi Lake Road
Bickle
Staion
Videck
Oliver
Blickte
Washington
Leon Henderson
Blckle
Three Seek Attorney Posts in County Race
LITTLE VALLEY Sept. MeeWith the eidary confess Wlerday Republicans of Cuttarangus County push up political activity in recent days. The Republican Committee eyes a TAMARIGIN contest while noting GOP strength in county returns. Two-way race with third contender emerges as district attorney nomination heats up with three candidates vying.
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Little Valley
Sept
Eidary
Cuttarangus
Oltire
Dempsey
Genus Polles
Distetotaptor
Unrest Spreads in Hard Coal District
unrest spreads through Hazelton and surrounding towns as a growing caravan of motor cars forms a district nine protest. United Mine Workers officials, including Joseph A. Nevins and city attorney Jest M. Seymour, organize actions to oppose Col. A. Edward Riege’s plot and prevent a contested election amid wartime tensions.
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Ney
Joseph A. Nevins
Olean
M. Seymour
Alf ‘Thayer
Franklinville
Wiststa County
Col. A. Edward
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