Corry Townsend Club Plans Regular Meeting Wednesday
Notices of community events fill the docket with details on a five man walkout at a local department and a production delay at Felbarh Medical East. Other items include bingo night prizes, Missionary Society meeting, Lilian Guilt gathering, and a change of time for a club at the Wilcox home. An obscured stop sign on Bissell avenue blamed for a Saturday night accident injuring seven people including Mrs Medora Henry and her children.
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Corry ‘Townsend Club
Maccabee Hall
Brier
Felbarh Mediié
Ath Street
B. F. Larsen
Larsem
C. D
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Tha Linendol
West Church Street
Lilian
Hhs
D. Wilcox
Oil City
Bissell Avenue
Medora Henry
Patricia
Mary
Richard
Joseph Henry
Wendell Stimer
Youngsville
Geraldine Dowlan
Lois Stolenberg
Local notices and ads mix with accidents and society items
A sprawling Erie area column lists grocery specials from Wilcox Grocery and others, accident reports including Thomas Noble burned at Perry Tron Works and hospital updates, school and church notices, appointments in Fredonia and Jamestown, civic groups meetings, and community notices from Brookville to Kane. Names include Earl McEwen, Herbert Mackie, Orson J. Fist, Charles Sitterle, Leo Cromwell Thyson, Dr. Jane Miller Marshall, and many local addresses.
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Thomas Motor Co
St Erle
Jack Gordon Noble
Poplar Street
Way
Hamet Hospital
Perry Tron Works
Wayne Street
Noble
P. P. Tréadwhy
St. Edward's P. T. A
Collector of Internal Revenue Dies in Harrisburg Career Notes
Sepp Phassingh, aged 83, former collector of internal revenue for 24 western Pennsylvania counties, died of a heart tick in Harrisburg. He moved to Harrisburg in 1995 to serve as state director of Works Progress Administration personnel after two years as Pittsburgh FHA manager and later held WPA office manager roles.
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Phassingh
Sepp
Waller
Miller
Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Works Progress Administration
Federal Housing Administration
WPA
Rev Galbreath Retired as Meadville District Pastor
Rev Galbreath retires to pastorate of First Methodist Church of this city following Rice Conference appointments at Meadville meeting. Several district assignments change hands include Colley to Sharon, Barnard to Titusville, Minnigh to Union City, Price to Guys Mills, Richardson to West Springfield, Nolder to Fredonia, Myers to Meadville First, Greer to Grove City, Lundberg reassigned to Spartansburg, plus numerous Erie and surrounding appointments and supplies listed.
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P. A. Galbreath
First Methodist Church
Rice Conference
The
Methodist Church
Meadville
Arthur Colley
Titusville
Sharon
J. M. Barnard
Brookville
Wendell B. Minnigh
Townville
Union City
W. V. Price
Marionville
Guys Mills
Ralph Richardson
West Springfield
George B. Nolder
Hydetown
Fredonia
B. R. Myers
First Church
Jamestown
Cisries T.greer
Grove City
Arnold Lundberg
Spartansburg
Blein
E. A. Timmill
Supply
Albion
V. J. Bloomanist
Blooming Valley
Dale Ruth
Cambridge
Springs
L. W. Miller
Erie
Asbury
Arthur M. Crawford
Cascade
H. Hagadorn
Fist
O. S-Joshua
Girard
J. A. Gaiser
North Girard
Paul B. Hoge
North East
A. P. Weaver
Wattsburg
R. M. Metcalf
Chautauqua
D. J. Hlasdel
Banama
A. Reppert
Buffalo Street
H. S. Naylor
Camp Street
F. Lund
First
L. D. Smitgat Grove
Carleton H
Fess
City
Bethel
Army Deserter Admits Slayings In Wisconsin
Robert T. Bailey, 24, an army deserter, confessed to fatally shooting two Wisconsin social workers, Miss Neil Pietrangeli and Dorothy Baun, and leaving their nude bodies near a roadside after they gave him a ride from Madison. He described forcing them to disrobe and firing when they refused to continue. Bradford reports public school enrollment at 8226 with Superintendent Floyd C. Bretz announcing the figure.
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Associated Press
San Maria
Calif
Wisconsin
Robert T. Bailey
Thomas Weldon
Bailey
Neil Pietrangeli
Dorothy Baun
Toman
Wis
Madson
Corry Boy Wins Advancement to Warrant Officer
Master Sergeant Paul Jo Eelch of Corry has been appointed Warrant Officer junior grade in the U S Army by Brig Gen Paul J Mueller commanding general of the 101st Wildcat Division Camp Rucker Als. He is son of Mr and Mrs Frank B de Seph of Hocket Street. He joined service October 18 1927 and served at Schofield Barracks Hawaii until August 1934. He then moved to Fort Lewis Washington remaining there until May 11 1949 when transferred to Camp Rucker as Battalion Sergeant Major for the 906th Field Artillery Battalion. He has been assigned duties as Assistant Adjutant of the 906th Field Artillery Battalion.
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Ware
Paul, Jo- Eelch
Corry
Army of the
Fort Lewis
Wash
Camp Rudker
906Th Field Artillery
Joseph
Escapes in crash and dies after being hit by another car
The youth Tucci, injured in a crash and struck by a second car, died in hospital. State police and Deputy Coroner Davison opened an inquest. the deceased, born February 23 1924 in Brockwayville, had lived in Corry and worked at Raymond Manufacturing. He is survived by his father Antonio Tucel.
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Brockwayville
Corry
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Tnd
Antonio Tucel
Boy Cyclist Killed in Clarion Accident
A boy named John D. Gallagher, 11, of Pertville, Clarion County, was killed while riding a bicycle on the highway near Perrysville when struck by a car driven by Clarence Aston, 95, of West Freedom. Aston died instantly. Dr. H. M. Wellman, a Clarion County coroner, returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Claro
Clarion Couic
John D. Gallagher
Pertville
Clarion County
Perrysville
Clarencé Aston
West Freedom
HM. Wellman
Oner
Funeral for local youth scheduled at St Thomas Church
The brother John, step-mother Sarah Tucci, a step-brother Anthony, and a step-sister Carmella were at home. The body was moved to Bracken-Kenling min eral home and will be taken to 260 Mound Street this afternoon. Funeral services in memory of the youth will be held at St Thomas Church Wednesday morning at 4 30, followed by burial in the family lot at St Thomas Cemetery.
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Oil City
Jane Miller Marshall
Olt City
Fair
OW. Clinger
United States Naval Reserve
Marshall
Jane Moore Miller
West First
Pennsylvania College For Wortlery
Pitts‘burgh
Northwestern University
Evanston
Methodist Church
Bark Hasbrouck
Golden Links
John Puller
North Center Street
Concord
Ciaiy
Senterborth
Mary and Martha
The
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Vanderhoff
Homie
Worth Center Street
Spencer Community Aid
P. J. Fulham
John
Sarah Tucci
Anthony
Carmella
Bracken-Kenlinig Minneral
Mound Street
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Sister M Pierre Wilbert Dies at Mercyhurst College
Sister M Pierre Wilbert of the Sisters of Mercy in Erie died at Mercyhurst College on Sunday morning September 13 after months of illness. Born April 28, 1874 in Petroleum Center, she was daughter of the late Barbara Strahl Wilbert and Henry Wilbert, pioneer oil man. She entered the Titusville novitiate in 1891 and took final vows in August 1903, later teaching in parish schools across the Erie diocese.
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M. Pierre
Mercyhurst College
Titusville
M. Pierre Wilbert
Sisters of Mercy
Erie
Barbara Strahl Wilbert
Henry Wilbert
Pioneer Oil
Petroleum Center
St. Joseph's Academy
Titusyile
Mery
Mead Park Meeting Notice At Civil Building Tuesday
A meeting of the Meat Pay association will be held at the civil building Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Members are asked to attend.
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Mead Park
Cipil
O'Cloek
AUL
Inflation fears and war talk stir public debate
Fragmented notes discuss inflation, war goods, and price control as Congress faces pressure. The draft text points to economic strain, calls for decisive action, and urges movement on policy amid public urgency and political tension.
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Noatin
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Fredonia State Teachers College
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