Erie City News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents And Officials
City and Vicinity notes fall fuel change at Western Auto St Meadville. Willem Irlam Jr. of Meadville RD3 struck by a cat at Market and Pine, treated and discharged. Mrs Susie Marbury injured fleeing an approaching collision in Titusville RD. Ida M Curtis 78, Longtime Central Market tenant, dies. Erie employment hits record with 35 518 workers. Thieves hit 44 area business places, Coney Island Lunch hardest. Franklin High School class of 1938 has 44 members in military. Camp Livingston reports missing Pvt Bruce Bedow from Titusville. Buckeye and local scenes of war effort and public notices cross the region.
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Western Auto Store
St —Meadville
Willem Irlam, Jr
Meadville
R. D
Market
Pine Streets
Meadvills City Hospital
Irlam
Orrin Moore
Susie Marbury
Sherrill Marbury
Titusville
Erie
Central Market
Ida M. Curtis
Powell Motors
Oil City
Coney Island
Beacon Street
Franklin High School
Armed Forces
United States
Franklin
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Camp Livingston
Bruce M. Bedow
Bedow
Anny
Jain Wettenberg
Corry
Chris Christensen
Corry Hospital
Great Valley
Black Brothers
Edward Martin
Hyde
Robert F. Pontner
I. A
M. Hall
F-St -Louis
Frederice Pascate
Electrician
Secord
Lass
Guy Pascale
Phumstreet
Technical High School
Buffalo
Gladys Sloan
Vincent T. Sloan
Clintonville
Cherry Valley
Eau Claire
Butler County
Milk price in August gains 13 cents over July
Dairymen's League corry manager HH Redding announced milk producers in the area served by the league to the New York market will receive 2451 per hundred for August. The rise comes from a 13 cent increase over July and a 22 cent gain in uniform price. Production rose 2 percent, boosting the pool to 515,235,795 pounds. August deliveries came from 91,040 dairy farms, down from 59,467 last year.
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Dairymen's League
HH. H. Redding
Corry
New York
New York Area
Mother of Mrs Hillburg Stricken Dies at Brocton
The city learned this morning of the death of Mrs. B A Pilkey of Brocton after a stroke. She died about 5 o clock this morning at Westfield hospital. She was the mother of Mrs. Ot ret M Hillbury and three other daughters, with a brother in Flint Michigan and a sister in Brocton. Funeral services will be held from the Brocton home Sunday afternoon about three o'clock.
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Hms Ween
B.A. Pilkey
Brocton
Pilkey
Weskfield Hospital
Otrit M. Hrillbury
Flint
Mich
Uyes
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Pascal Celery Hearts
Wheaties
Isc M
Willi
Heinz Swerl
Wilcox Grocery
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
United States Army
Pennsylvania State Armory
Thomas
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Uncheon
Bond Devive
James Cagney
Lyntt Overman
Warren
L. & Frederickson
Rederickson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eingua
Frederick P. Welter
Clearfield High
Army Air Forces
All-Way Electric Co
Jamestown
Ming Viola BE
Tyler
Inlel Statistics
Girard
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State Highway Department
Franklin Office
Hickory Street
Miller's News and Sport Store
Ailising
C.M. Hillburg
Ves
Triangle Shoes
Franz
F Oanar
Frankli Pohl
Excavatio
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Busir
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Peric
Leed
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