Coleman Appointed Tax Collector in Renovo Council Action
Renovo borough council on Wednesday night appointed M. Coleman as tax collector following advice that Miss McGuire’s failure to file a bond and her attorney’s statement she would not collect the 1943 duplicate created a vacancy. The council may fill the unexpired term by a resolu tion naming a qualified local resident. Other notes include a meeting at Mrs. Perkins home on Frasik street, a new luggage shipment at Bernstein Bros, and welfare department changes with Evelyn Davidson named acting commissioner until successor for Waller Christopherson is chosen. A youth, Tony McGrath, 16, is held by police after running away. Willan A. Feleson, wounded in Sicily, received the Purple Heart and is noted as the husband of Dorothy Peterson.
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Coleman
Renovo Council
Miss McGuire
Crawford M. Woods
Charles Perkins
Frasikin Street
Bernstein Bros
Mabel
Tony McGrath
Sassa- Tras Street
Erle
Friendship
N.Y
Jamiestown
Willan A. Feleson
Sicily
Dorothy Peterson
Fluyanna
Carl
Peterson
Gramptan,Pa
Armed Beer Strut Big
Crescent Tool! Company
Random Local Notices And Court Actions
Kenneth Rarey, 26, fined 35 dollars for assault after punching former neighbor Harry Levita during an argument in police court. Mary Caster filed for divorce from Eliott Caster in Ekie county court on cruelty grounds. St Edward's P T A holds silver dollar bingo with a ten dollar door prize and a one dollar game. Business club meets Monday at 8:30 p.m. Lodge 1508 I A M schedules meetings on Sept 20 at 8:30. 2018 notes state no blackout tests for New York Jewry holiday season. Franklin Community Organization welcomes Charles Ac Gape as executive director from Tarentum. Fall merchandise at Mabel Shoppe and Franz Furniture. Erie reports 18 false fire alarms traced to a thrill-seeker. clue located near fire headquarters. Industry bond buy through Smethport Third War Loan. Rod & Gun Club bingo tonight at 8. Pikesville War Bond drive reports high sales in Titusville with progress toward quota. Meadvill e hosts Masonic District convention. Meadvill e area notes include new county farm bureau appointees and school notices. Sel ective service boards called for 88 men for October exams. Mrs Nina Jewell seriously ill. Meadville court acquits S. R. Catania in assault cases. local Boy Scouts appoints new field executive. Allegheny College orientation underway. Meadvill e notes show student counts and new staff. Meadville loss of local service member mourned. Cam bridge Springs honors roll dedication. Conneaut Lake looting suspects arrested in Meadvill e area.
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S-M
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lodge 1508
I. A. of M
New York
Atate
Yor Kippur
Bernstein Bros
Franklin
Charles Ac Gape
Franklin Community Organization
Reeves Volkdt
Gape
Tarentum
Mabel
Harry Dragan
Western Penitentiary
William C. Hawke
Sandycreek Township
Pennsylvania, Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Boston House
Fredonia
Witts Forrest Lodge
Chautauqua County Masonic District
Masonic Hall
P. J. Metivern
Mokean
Uaker Stite Oil Refining Corporation
Milh
Oil City
Farmhers Valley Fnst
Smethsport
Smethport
Rod & Gun Club
St. Titusville
Titusville
Jay
Tiansville
Venango Sunt
Bhe
Inducton Station
No. 1
Townships
Horns
Nina Jewell
S. R. Catania
Meadville Grill
Crawford County
Levi Briggs
R. D
Robert B. Williams
Greensburg
Boy Scouts
Crawforrd County
jLudge
Two Warships Lost In Landing At Salerno
Sept. 38 The landing of the Fifth Army at Salerno cost at least two United States warships. The 1600 ton destroyer Rowan went down from an underwater explosion off the Italian coast Saturday, two days after the massive action caused the sinking of the 4480 ton tug Natset in the Mediterranean Thursday. The Navy also announced the loss of the USS Navajo, sister ship of the Natset, from an underwater explosion in the South Pacific Sunday.
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Warhington
Fifth Army
Salerno
Rowan
Navy
eThe
Navajo
South Pacific
Mayville Sportsmen Plan Field Day on Bloomer Road
Mayville Conservation Club schedules its second annual field day at a 200 acre farm on Bloomer road this Sunday. A full program of sports has been planned with preparations for a large crowd. After a rainout last year, this year should run smoothly with clear highway signs directing motorists to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Vibbis
Siday
Mayville Conservation Club
Bloomer Road
Court House
Seek Soldiers In Auto Theft Report From Warren
Four soldiers from Camp Shenango shipping to New York are suspected in stealing a Buick from the Sundeen residence on Union Street. Police traced the car being driven toward Pennsylvania Avenue at night and found four soldiers in uniform seen near a beer garden and late at the railroad station. Investigations show they registered at the Exchanger Hotel as Charles DeJohn, Jack Steel, Larry Johnson and Howard Sanders, all from New York City.
Boy Admits Placing Log on Erie Tracks
A youth pleaded guilty to placing an eight foot log on Nickel Plate tracks at Downing Avenue August 22. A railroad officer said the log was found 18 minutes before a passenger train. Judge Miles B. Ritts placed the boy on parole at George Junior Republic. Four other youths aged 11 to 15 admitted opening angle cocks on freight trains, breaking into cars, and stealing four tons of asparagus on August 28.
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Ehus
George Junior Republic
Miles B. Ritts
Ing Avenue
B. H. Kelsey
Kitts
Two Islands Seized and Salerno Battle Continues
Dispatches report continued fighting as Allied troops seize two islands along the coast and British commandos land on Rhodes while Italian patriots disrupt northern communications. Yugoslav partisans advance from Split toward Fiume with heavy clashes near Ogulin and Kofi as German dive bombers aided by Russian officers are noted.
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Italy
Brenner
Germany
Adriatic
Split
Fiume
Ogulin
Kofi
Rhodes
Dodecanese
Turkey
Poe
Bakery Workers Take Back Pay Fight In Buffalo
Federal Judge John Knight reserved decision on the U S Wage and Hour Division petition seeking contempt against Homer D Johnson owner of Johnson s Homer Bakery of Olean The case centers on restitution provisions of a 1941 injunction four workers claim back wages were withheld and not paid Leslie F Sirdevan 403 77 Mrs Ruth Whipple 67 53 Elsie Cline 48 52 all of Olean and Jennie Crate 46 10 from Rew Pa. Cline still employed at the bakery.
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Buffalo
John Knight
U. S
Homer D. Johnson
Johnson
Homer Bakery
Olean
Rhscks
Max. John
Leslie F. Sirdevan
Ruth Whipple
Elsie Cline
Jennie Crate
Rew
Cline
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Jamestown
Evelyn Davidson
Board of Public Welfare
Bal
Gvitamins Minerals
Rexall
Bob Corry
United States
Ageid
Pabciple
the National Bank OF Corry
Deposlts Limited
Pssapal Weedarr Insuranue Corporation
Washington, D. C
Call Powell Motors
Mayville
Norman Reno
Cassadaga
Valley Central School
Charles V. Flage
Mayville Central
Plage
Farm Bureau
B. Davis Insurance ‘Agency
North Center Strees
Davis Agency
Jeremim B. Davis
Franz Furniture Store
Erie
Sherman Hickey
West 12Th Street
13Th
Peachy Streets
Ripley
Ripley Central School
Colld Easton
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Bradford
Allegheny
John
Red) Russell
Dinelanstinekro
Julius Allen
Ohio
Priddy Morning
Mentiville
Clementine Stalf
Meadville Defense
Connell
Lucile Bush
Downers Grove
Ill
Pomoria Hall
Allegheny College
United States Army
B Company
North Africa
Hazel Schoonover
Cambridge Spriggs
Pittsburgh
Conneaut Lake Follages
G. MacTarnaghen
America
Thomas Motor Co
MI Salerno
Mayville Sportsmen
Aone
Brand
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Shenango
Boy
Naiti Ladies Shop
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Clare's
Maxwell House
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