Local hospital report and church meeting notice
Miss Joan Breed RD 4 Une fon City underwent an emergency appendectomy at Corry Hospital yesterday. Her condition is reported as good today. The St Pauls Lutheran Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 45 at the home of Mrs Walter Wilsted 41 East Main Street. Mrs Dorr Charlys assistant hostess discharged from Corry Hospital yesterday. Other notes include Mrs Donald Newbold and Havebiur Sparlatisburg. Charles H Maser 87 White Street discharged September 20 from medical care. Mrs Luslie Messinger RD 1 underwent an appendectomy September 16. Miss Toulse Williams South Center Street had surgery September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Breed
Une Fon City
Corry Hospital
St. Pail's Lutheran Missionary Society
Walter Wilsted
East Main Street
Dorr Charlys
Cor 1
Donald Newbold
Carroll's Beauty
Edinboro
Ned M. Whipple
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Iney
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. E Wattlesey
West Church Street
Community News A Roundup Of Local Notices
A sprawling local items roundup reports military deaths, job appointments, church events, fires, concerts, business expansion, and weather notes across Meadville, Oil City, Erie, and surrounding towns. It notes Kane and Novosel family ties, a Navy telegram confirming a fatality, oil and service businesses, a smoke incident, a violin benefit, and civic notices from Me adville to Dunkirk with farm, school, and public safety details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Kane
Guiners
John Francis Novosel
Nick Novosel
Navy Department
Callagram
Pacific
George B. Fry
Franklin
Erie
State H Workmen's Insurance Fund
Martin
Columbus
Benefit Fire Company
Oil City
Thomas A. ‘Owens
Robin ‘Hart
Aoman
Meadville
Rubinoff
Man Killed by Car on Road Near Warren
Warren Pa Sept 25 an automobile killed Charles Adolphson 40 of Warren on the Warren North Warren highway during a severe electrical storm last night Coroner Ed Lowrey said Adolphson was walking along the road when he was struck by a car driven by Dos H Wick of North Warren Wick was exonerated Two persons riding a truck corroborated Wick s report that he was unable to stop in time to avoid the accident Adolphson is survived by two sons and nine daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Charles Adolphson
Warren-North Warren
Ed Lowrey
Adolphson
Dos H
Wick
North Warren
Lowrey
Wyo
Salvage Drive Ends This Week For Pennsylvania War Campaign
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania's $43,000,000 wartime salvage drive ends this week. Records show waste material totals including 44,741 freight cars of metal, 2, to build battleships and carriers, 110,107 cars of waste paper, 1,672 carloads of cans, 1979 carloads of glass, and 845 carloads of rags. Colley Baker, executive director of the Pennsylvania Salvage Committee, says the drive averaged $100,000 monthly over 43 months of collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Ohio Gage
Penn
Colley Baker
Pennsylvania Salvage Committee
Six Months Rule Imposed On Evictions In Erie Warren Counties
Corry and all other areas in Erie and Warren counties face a six month eviction waiting period for tenants under OPA rules. Frank S. Anderson, regional director, announced the measure after a district office survey found tight housing due to wartime controls. When the housing market normalizes the eviction waiting period may revert to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Elo
Warren
Erie
Warrets
Frank S. Anderson
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Enants
MacArthur Clears Units On Occupation Plans
Allied authorities report progress as MacArthur orders occupation measures and flags suspected war events. Japanese ex-governor Abe remains under guard in Tokyo awaiting questioning, while U S forces in Amori report the 1st Infantry Division reaching a charred town with overwhelming firepower but no shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Nobuyuki Abe
Korea
Ted
Tokyo
MacArthur
Associated Press
Duane Hennessy
Ao~ Mori
Dard
K Id
Fragmentary World War II Scene From Aomori Landing
A damaged excerpt describes troops arriving at Aomori with a bined arm band and interpreters. Infantry split from two landing spots, establishing camps as destroyers and swooping planes monitor the area. The town, described as impoverished with crose shacks and salvaged tin, echoes a pre surrender, post raid landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aomori
Hemmesy
Aomorl
Ruseri
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Softo
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Uncle Sam
Wilcox
Alcparer
Polly
Miller
Kendall
Tinsville
Ellis R. Day
Thichness
Day
Aleady
Irvin Thompson
Worth Springfield
St Vincent's
Erle
McLane
Springhell
New York Central Railroad
Towlers
Pred Barker
Granberry Teymship
Morgana
Acmonth
Cranberry Township
D. W. Williams
State Police
Verango County
Warren County
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Davis Radio Lab
Richard
Dixon
Mayville
Chautauqua County
McConnell
Dunkirk
Theodore Leveck
Fredonia
Electric Company
Linesville
van Gise
South Street
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Optometrist
N. Center 51
Avetarr
Thornton
Shamburg's
Chicago
Panmak
Sao Us
Allan R. Morton
Ashville
New York
Rent Control Office
M. J. Martin & Son
Ter Floto Econ Mealer
Edgerton Shoe
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Esso Hall
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
Good Eats Courtedes
Walker's Ice Cream
Oll Shaler
Al’s
Corry and Meadville
Young Men's
Bernstein Bros
Montgomery Ward
RADIO
King—Service Department
Corry Arthur
Yational
FBI
Michiga Mortgage
Amber
Terea
Ben Thu Iy
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