Navy Asked to Return Erie Man to Family
Erie Sept 10 Navy officials in Washington were asked to ride to Erie to retrieve Rodner Murphy a chief petty officer down to Erie as his father John Murphy 63 of 458 East 7th Street suffered a stroke and is not expected to live Murphy who is somewhere in the South Pacific has not seen his father in two years The father suffered the stroke while at work Friday afternoon at the Gen factory and was admitted to Hamot Hospital with the left side completely paralyzed Altensins physicians gave definitely slim chance to recover
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ERIE
Father Erie
Navy Ofificisls
Washington
AsVe Rodner Murphy
John Murphy
South Pacific
Mom- Bine Ho Istomian
Biatside
Murphy
Elvctrie
Hamot
Altensiins
Robert Nichols
Post Office
Teft This Mornig
Chicago
Doris Akam
Hacheal Mcintyre
Breweburg
Alcamn
Alr
Alam
William Moir
Patricia
Williamt Moir
Greensboro
Edward Wolcott
Floyd Wolcott
East Main Street
Willian Scott
Wheaton College
Wheaton
East Wayne Street
Wilma Bigelow
Anson Bigelow
Maple Avenue
Bigelow
Olesa
Katherine
Barbara
Jean Splesman
Buffalo
May Haymond
Arthie Miller
Meadvills
George McKelvey
Corry
B.D
Mary DeLay
el- Wood Baccus
Thiscago
Loris Mather
Allison Park
George Cronin
Betty
Cronin
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Detroit
Beall
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Cleve Morton
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Clevesand
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Raymond
Mt. Laurel
Wedding Bells for Virginia Dahlstrand and Oliver Chiara
A ceremony at St Matthew's Lutheran Church united Miss Virginia Dahlstrand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HP Dahlstrand, with Oliver Chiara. Rev. Schweikert performed the rites. bridesmaids included sisters Phyllis Jacqueline and Jeannette. Best man was Sgt. Frank Sullow. several Dahlstrand relatives attended from Cory. A reception followed, with a post ceremony trip planned to Thousand Islands, Canada, and New York.
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Misa Virginia Dahlstrand
HP. Dahlstrand
Govry
Petty Oliver Eric Chiara
S. Schweikert
Phyllis
Jacqueline
Jeannette
Sgt
Prank Sullow
Janes Chinhain
David Dahlstrand
Iter
Tor 4 Tryp
Thousand Telavide
Canadia
New York
Cory
John Dahlstrand
Lawrence Davison
Ruth Dahlstrand
J. B. Mount
Louise Mount
Cloris Dahlstrand
Marjorie Owens
Jean Depew
Pfc Wendell Gage Honored At Farewell Dinner
A dinner at on South Street honored Pfc Wendell Gage recently returned from service in the European theater. He is on a two day furlough visiting relatives. Attending were Mr and Mrs Osks Miss Marjorie Osks and others from Cohimbus and Mechanville with Mrs Marion Gage and Mr Elvin Gage of Curry.
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Prank Brigham
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Ark
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Cuscide Street
Virginia Wickwire
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Columbus
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Spartarsburg
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Midwestern Airlines School
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Furnestown
Frank Sehrader
East South Street
Garl A. Anderson
Buffalo
Marian Soper
East Pleasant Street
Robert Cogswell
Gleveland
Doris Minor
Erie
Charles Stewart
Donald Stewart
Blxintell
J. A. Rasborough
Robert Brown
North Center Street
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Boston
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Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Barbary Brows
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Williams
Anna Stick
Wrigit Street
Warren Miller
Lawrence
Kans
Fred Miller
Concord Street
Pfc
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Army
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Patton
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Hazel Munn
West Main Street
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N. J
Holger Peterson
Meir
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E. T. Hopkins
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Jmnestown
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Lloyd Kimmy
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Ind Dirs
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Cohimhus
Jeknetle McCumouh
Mestelville
Marion Cege
Elvin Gage
Curry
Rebekah Lodge Anniversary Meeting Planned
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow evening at the TOOP Hall. Officers will be elected for the coming year and a birthday celebration for the lodge’s anniversary is planned. Mrs. Dla Aver and Mrs. Tloreure Hanenstein are in charge, with large attendance expected.
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Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah Lode
Qh & Pelock
Toop, Hall
Steve
Dla Aver
Tloreure Hanenstein
Picnic at Mead Park Residents Gather for Evening Out
A Mead Park group enjoyed a Sunday evening picnic with friends including Mr. and Mrs. Princis Boland of Youngsville, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwill and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlson of Gatland, Alison Culver, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jorden and daughter Dorothy Lytton, and Tin Harvey of Corry.
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Friends
Princis Boland
Youngsville
Dig Goodwill
Peter Carlson
Gatland
Alison Culver
W. R. Jorden
Dorothy Lytton
Tin Harvey
Corry
Legion Picnic At Bemis Farm Sunday
American Legion members attended a picnic at Bemis Grove on Findley La Sunday with baked beans corn and other dishes served at one o clock. Alfred King and F D Miller chaired the event. Past Commander W Pang born of Johnstown was present for the ceremony.
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Carrier Post
Américan Legion
Picnix
Bemis Grove
Findley la
Altenime
Alfred King
F. D. Miller
Birthday Party for Diane Sawyer at Grandmother’s Home
Diane Sawyer, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlyle Sawyer, was honored Saturday afternoon on her second birthday with a party at her grandmother Mrs J F Sawyers home 63 Brook Street Ten guests attended Mrs Sawyers salad birthday cake ice cream and Eaton were served Each guest received a small wheel and animal crackers favors Mrs William Beal and son David from Washington Pa attended
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Diane Sawyer
Carlyle Sawyer
J. F. Sawyer
Brook Street
Diane
Family Dinner Honors Bride-To-Be and Returning Soldier
A family dinner yesterday at Tarbell's honored Miss Barbara Brown, engaged to marry at Edgewood Park School, and Sgt. Robert Brown, home on furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Harald Brown and grandmother Mrs. Ora G Brown hosted, the gathering enjoyed by all.
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Tarbell
Tnn
Barbara Bruwn
Grange Holds Degree Work and Celebrates Birthdays
Corry Grange met Saturday evening in the Horn block to complete degree work with four members receiving the third and fourth degrees. July August and September birthdays were celebrated with a large cake, coffee and sandwiches served. The next meeting is scheduled for October 5.
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Corry Grange
Horn Block
One Hundred Fifty Attend VFW Picnic at Local Grove
One hundred fifty members of the Thomp son Post VI W attended the annual VFW picnic held Sunday at Bekeral s grove. Breakfast was served early and the crowd enjoyed a good time with reports of merit.
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sAenie W
Thompson
VI. W
iBekeral’s Grove
Post
ERIE BURGLARY SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN STRING OF BREAK-INS
Police questioned Jamey Perino, 81, in a series of smiling crimes after his arrest at his West 22nd Street home. Detectives Sprigs Paul Schau and Jack Reagan said he admitted burglarizing Clara Zeesldon’s residence at 1014 West 22nd Street early Sunday. Entry was through a rear door. a sum of $111 was stolen.
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Erie
West Side
Jamey Perino
Suries
Sprgts
Paul Schau
Jack Reagan
Perino
Sid
Clara
Zeesldon
West 22Nd Street
Sherman V Day Parade and Street Fair Draws Community Support
Sherman held its V Day celebration with a 3 PM parade featuring many from local groups and county fire companies. Village officials cooperated to ensure success with an ox roast, a children’s money scramble, a bingo convert, and numerous concessions across the street fair.
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Salerman
Inc
Ogether
Jamestown Police Recover Stolen Bonds
Jamestown detectives blamed a local gang for breaking into the home of Carl Salupoy Steele last night and stealing 1,800 war bonds. A ladder was used to reach a second story, and the bonds were recovered this morning from a strong box in a repair switch box, the location of which had been broken. No arrests had been announced.
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Ppati¢E
Carl Salupoy Steele Stevec
Weess
Erie Woman Arrested on War Bond Charge
Mrs Lovett Romanek of Erie was arrested on a charge of fraudulently converting sixty dollars in war bonds. An information signed by HB Golitski states Golinski gave the money to purchase bonds, which were issued in Mrs Romanek's name and then transferred to him. She refuses to release her name from the bonds.
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Lovett Romanek
HB. Golitski
Puberculosis
Bre County
Romanek
Treasury report notice with September figures
Treasury report from Washington dated September 11 shows receipts of 250,661,023.28 dollars and expenditures of 222,1959, Daldiace 240,841 SW0.58, total debt 483,17828RATL, with a decrease of 35,761,18011 from the previous day.
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Treasury
Washington
Treisuy
Daldiace SK
Mead Team Triumphs In Narrow Night Contest
Mead High edged past an unnamed opponent in a tight evening game as Kept twrrite provided key plays. The MEAD team maintained pace late, securing a slim victory in a close, low scoring affair.
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Corry Mestivill and R. Ficcardi Arranged in Chess Rings
Local chess scene centers on Corry Mestivill and R. Ficcardi contesting matches with participants Tous Mangir and Graham. Seertson and wife Ey Offa Knight appear as observers in a tense, public faceoff.
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Ficcardi Corry
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