Erie County Relief Payments Dip Week Of 1943
Relief payments to Erie County residents for the week ending Wednesday fell to 1208. The decline, 12 dollars from the prior week, reflected reduced aid to needy locals. Police checked a prowler report at the Wallace Garage but found no trace. Local demonstrations on limber estimating were announced for Wattsburg and Corry. Realty transfers included Ray Dearle to National Bank of Union City and Lucy B. Obert to Allen J. Obert. Domestic quarrel calls led police to intervene and threaten arrests.
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Erie County
Frank Murphy
Pennsylvania State College
Limber
Robert Davis
Wattsburg
Haskins
Corry
Paul 5. Crossman
Erie
Ray Dearle
The
National Bank of
Union City
East South Street
Lucy B. Obert
Allen J. Obert
Forth Avenue
Flow Of Beef To Market Reaches Record Peak
Hogs and cattle move to market in higher volume than August and early September, but this does not guarantee larger civilian meat rations. Western cattle diverted to midwestern feeders for further fattening reduce the chance of larger meat supplies, with hog slaughter expected to be very heavy this fall as 1943 spring pig stops begin.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Pood Administration
Six Charged With Theft Of Navy Inspector's Car
Pittsburgh Sept. 23. Six persons from Uniontown and Farrell Pa. are charged in federal complaints with stealing an automobile from a naval inspector at Ambridge and robbing a clothing store of 6400 in Farrell. The cases were filed before a U S commissioner by T K Johnson special agent for the FBI. The complaints named Theodore Grzeska 27 Albert Taub 21 Gerald Cornish 20 Thomas Henry Labue 20 Harold Raymond Yanohus 20 and a juvenile all of Uniontown awaiting arrest.
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Associato Press
Pittsburgh
Cam- Platts
Uniontown
Parrell
Naval
Ambridge
Farrell
U. S
T. K. Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sted
Theodore Grzeska
Albert Taub
Gerald Cornish
Thomas Henry Labue
Harold Raymond Yanohus
Missing aircrew Eric Gunner in Europe raid
Sergeant Kling 20, waist gunner on Flying Fortress, missing after a bombing raid over Europe. War Department notified his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph C Kling by telegram that no further information would be furnished promptly. He had been stationed in England near London during weekend leaves.
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Eris
Zeph J. Kling
Europe
War Department
Kling
Joseph C. Eling
England
London
Three Hurt in Ridgway Crash Near Route Intersections
Ridgway Sept 23 Three persons were injured in a collision of two automobiles four miles south of Ridgway at the intersection of Kersey Road Route 948 and B P Highway Route 219. Bert Buz ee of Brookville driving a Chevrolet coupe sustained serious chest injuries and a fractured nose and is hospitalized. His wife, 64, was treated for a forehead laceration. Cresting Rasveel of 209 Irwin Avenue Ridgway driving a Pontiac sedan suffered chest injuries.
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Ridgway
Kersey Road
Bert Buzee
Brookville
Cresting Rasseel
Irwin Avenuue
Buzgard
Elk County General Hospital
Rasieci
Pleasantville Pass Parted One Killed
Two Venango county youths who grew up together in Pleasantville fell overboard from an invasion boat off Sicily on July 10. One was killed in action the next day. Homer Bryner, 28, asked his parents on September 3 if any word had come. Sergeant Harry Meely, 22, son of Mrs Myrtle Meely of Route 3, was reported killed in action on September 11. Bryner’s unit later saw action in an almond and olive grove.
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Pleasantvinun
Venango County
Sicily
C. H. Bryner
Homer Bryner
Harry Meely
Wyrtle Meely
Route 3
Bryner
Child Drowns In Water Well Near Titusville
Lorraine Carol Hanley 24, daughter of Edward and Mrs Hanley of Oil Creek township Crawford County, drowned in five feet of water at the bottom of a 420 foot dug well near the family home east of Spring Creek road four miles north of Titusville. She fell feet first through a 15 foot opening in cement blocks sealing the top. Brothers and sisters witnessed the accident as artificial respiration and resuscitation attempts lasted 45 minutes without success.
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Titusville
Lorraine Carol Hanley
Edward H. Hanley
Oi Creek
Crawford County
Spring Creek
Litte Xis
Record 82 Divorces to Be Heard by Judge Kitts
Judge Miles B. Kitts will start Monday to review testimony in 82 divorce cases, the largest number at one term. County prothonotary Lawrence B. Taylor said the July term processed 61 cases, with over 200 more divorces awaiting action before master and present.
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Erle
Miles B. Kitts
Lawrence B. Taylor
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