Fall and court notes plus county talks at Erie scene
Real estate transfers in Erie site include Mary Murray to Helen Brown on Liberty Street Corry for one dollar. The fall non support court closed with Judge Elmer L Evans issuing decisions. Warren County teachers institute opens at Warren high school this evening. Roy Garrett Watson of Houston named treasurer of the Mother Church in Boston, succeeding Edward L Ripley. McKean County Petroleum Dealers vote to make 7 pm to 7 am curtailment permanent. Novena to St Therese opens at St Thomas Church with daily sessions. Protests against higher milk prices led by League of Women Voters and PTAs filed with the State Milk Control Board. Kiwanis officers named for Pennsylvania with state district governors list. Fall lawn seeding advised to improve next year, fertilizer and lime recommended. Rex Theatre wood trim redecorated in light green. Stanford Hose Company to meet this evening, resuming twice-monthly sessions. South Center street meters yield low revenue. new barn project on Coxs Creek road progresses after fire.
Pitt and State Expand Training at Erie Centers
Government funded defense training expands to Erie centers of the University of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania State College. Thirty courses in engineering science management and related fields will run fifteen to sixteen weeks starting October 13. Registration October 9 to 10 at the Masonic Temple, Erie.
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Erie
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State College
Masonic Temple
Projpect
United States Office of Education
University of Pittsburoh
Masonic ‘Temple
Improved Road Through Big Game Country In Pa
An improved highway through central Pennsylvania deer country advances as a likely factor in the 1941 deer season. The State Highway Department has taken over a two mile section between Benezette and Grant, with WPA crews set to finish their portion soon. Work on seven miles of the island project has run for over two years, but pace is being stepped up to meet completion targets.
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Medix Run
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Don’t Let Piles Be Troubling With SAN CURA Ointment
SAN-CURA Ointment offers antiseptic relief for piles and skin irritations. It soothes stinging sensations and helps prevent infection from minor cuts burns and scratches. Available in 3c and 60c at druggists. Pleasant to use and non staining. Wash with SAN UA Soap before applying SAN CURA Ointment.
Tidioute Man Hurt in Crash
Warren September 25. Francis Lindell, 58, of Tidioute, seriously injured when his 1841 Plymouth coach collided with an Erskine truck at the Liberty Street and Fourth Avenue intersection. Lindell admitted to Warren General Hospital. Passenger in the Plymouth, Lindell, sustained injuries to his eye and possible internal injuries. Driver Raymond Bush of Tidioute. driver Raymond Flick of Erskine truck was east on Fourth Avenue toward North Warren for road construction work.
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Raymond Flick
Erskine
Andgravel
Fourth Avenue
North Warren
Dubois Murder Clue Exploded by Inquiry
Police investigating the ten day old murder of Charles McGranor found an old blood soaked automobile with a broken window and bent fenders. Three women in the car were questioned but cleared after a thorough explanation of the bloodstains. Nicotine acid from tobacco is mentioned.
St Bonaventure Honor to Papal Dignitary Highlights Medal
St Bonaventure College will award its 1941 Catholic action medal for outstanding lay religious readership. Sir John Stephen Burke, papal chamberlain of New York City, attends ceremonies for St Francis Day. The presentation by Archbishop John A Dafty follows a solemn high mass and dinner at Alexander Hickey Memorial Hall.
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ST. Bonaventure's
ST. Bonaventure
St. Bonaventure, College
John Stephen Burke
Papel Chamberlain
New York City
College Lere
John A. Dafty
Buffalo
Mom
Alexander Hickey
Burke
Franc
Spellman
Newari
Recommendation to release 56 draft evaders for service
The National Selective Service System urged the Justice Department to release 56 young men out of 60 who sought parole from prison for violating the Selective Service Act. If approved, they could join the armed forces or do civilian defense work. Most had refused draft registration on religious grounds. The act allows conscientious objectors to be exempt from service but requires registration.
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Washington
Sepc
Justice Department
Trming
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Perry
John Friends
Bite Mr. of Clynd
Mrs. N. Ys
Peebles
Ftehcock
Mary Murray
Helen Brown
Liberty
Flveet
Corry
Elmer L. Evans
Warren County Teachers’ Institute
Warenigh
Prish Church of Christ
Boston
Roy Garrett Watson
Houston
Tex
Edward L. Ripley
The
Houston Post
Wilson
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Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
McKean
St. Thomas Church
League of Women Voters
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Teachers
State Milk Control Board
Leonard Keck
Greensburg
Kiwanis’ Clubs
Pittsbur
Don Matthews
Johnstown
Treasury
George E. Berry
William ‘Gallup
Bradford
Stewart’ Helm
Kittanning
Sam Breener
Connellsvile
Warren Graffam
Pittsburgh
B. Clair Davis
Clearfield
Brpast Dem
Phillipsburg
Mark Goss
Sunbury
Raymond Gaul
Reading
Ammon Rosenberger
Quakertown
Arthur Wheeler
Pittston
Carl Mitman
Bethlehem
Rex’ Theatre
Olor
Stanford Hose Company
First Ward
South Center Street
Letwen South
Plennant Street
Rosy Mead
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Winter
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