Panacral Pintoon of the season rattles taxpayers and war news
Tax deadlines and penalties loom as October first taxes due with a five percent penalty. Pvt Donald M. Seggs arrives at Camp Croft for basic and specialist training. Francis Turk, 19, is missing from Titusville after leaving in a Nash car with license plate 1-R-528. Realty transfers list multiple deeds in Erie County. Fire department responds to a false alarm at West Pleasant Street. Mushroom poisonings claim three deaths in a week including Anthony Blasczczak and two 11 year-olds in Buffalo. Welch Grape Juice guarantees 60 per ton with sugar content tests at 16.88 for Concords and 17.4 for Niagara. Religious mission at St Thomas' opens with masses and services. Sugar Stove Horse Show ribbons and Youngsville show results noted. Golden Rule Club suspends September meeting for a large October social. Rita Restaurant manager James Zafiropulos hospitalized after collapse. Columbus township holds voter registration for address and party changes. Veterans’ fish fry planned for Sept 30 at Edwards' Cafe with large turnout anticipated. John R. Gardner to be away a few weeks. navy officer pauses weekly recruitment trip to Corry.
Saxton Named Lieutenant in Army Signal Corps
Guy B. Saxton, local men's shop proprietor and Ellicott Town supervisor, is commissioned a first lieutenant in the U S Army Signal Corps and must report October 9 at the Army Signal Depot in Philadelphia. He has long served on the Chautauqua county board and is active in Boy Scouts Kiwanis and American Legion. a WWI veteran, he resides with his wife on Yolande Avenue, West Ellicott.
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Jamestown
Guy B. Saxton
Ellicott
United States Army Signal Corps
Army Signal Depot
Philadelphia
Liewl
Saxton
Warren
New
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
County Organisation of Boy Scouts
Kiwanis Club
Ira Lou Spring
American Legion
G0éth Field Signal Battalion
Yolande Avenue
West Ellicott
Lina Saxton
Harold Dietzel
Lakewoott
Pennsylvania cost of living up eleven percent in August
Penns State College report shows August living costs in Pennsylvania 11 percent higher than a year earlier and 19 percent above 1949. Industrial activity gained 251 points in the year from 167.1 to 192.2, with a 14 percent rise in factory hourly wages and new records in power sales, postal receipts, factory employment, payrolls, and telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College Business Survey
Obsolescence of Radio Sets Sparks Broadcast Concern
NBC warns a grim trend as radio receiver obsolescence and dwindling parts threaten future listening. Only about a year of stock remains for replacements, with repairs the only option after mid-1949. easing wartime restrictions on parts could ease shortages and extend service. Jamestown Navy recruiting notes a proud day as 25 prospects enlist, led by Chief Petty Officer Albert H. Harrison Jr. and featuring his son William Harrison.
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NBC
Associated Press
New York
War Production Board
Jamestown
Chiet
Albert H. Harrison, Jr
Butalo
U.S. Navy
Priday
William —. Harrison
Petty Osteer Harrison
Albert Hor= Hisoh
Nolice Wentenant
Lake Victim Is Missing Erieite Lake Victim Is Missing
Erie reports a body recovered near Barcelona identified as Arthur Slater, 36, after decomposition left only partial features. Investigating officials tie the death to a moonlight ride on the Canadiana on June 7, when a dare led Arthur and brother Robert Slater to jump into Lake Erie.
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Erie
Sophie Barnett
East 1Th Street
Westfield
N.Y
Take Erle
Barcelona
Arthur Slater
East Uth Street
W. B. Crandall
Canadiana
Robert Slater
East 11Th Street
Arthur
Voters apathetic as Crawford county registration falls
In Crawford county leaders from both Republican and Democratic parties voiced alarm at very low registration levels. They blamed voter apathy and wartime duties, noting many have dropped from the rolls for not voting in two years and only a few have been reinstated.
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Lusville
Crawford County
County Officers Recovering From Injuries After Crash
Lawrence A. Taylor and Sheriff Fred W. Lamberton, both injured in a Friday crash three miles south of Kearsarge, are in fair condition at St. Vincent's hospital. Taylor suffers pelvic and right hand fractures while Lamberton has facial lacerations a torn neck and body bruises. They had transported prisoners to a state prison the prior day when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Anthony Arduini and a third car, investigators say.
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Lawrence A. Taylor
Peach Street
Stile Republican
Fred W. Lamberton
East Bast Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kearsarge
Taylor
Lamberton
Lambertson
Anthony Arduiini
West 17Th Styeeh
Anthony Vayvek
Silver Creek hold up suspect goes on trial this week
In Chautauqua county court here Servetore T Milano, 28, of 134 Breckenridge street Buffalo, goes on trial charged with first degree robbery. Milano is named as a member of a five man gang that staged a $3,000 holdup September 21, 1841 at the Columbus Social & Athletic Club in Silver Creek. two other bandits are jailed, one has a suspended sentence, and another is still being sought.
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Ie E Ville
Sepu
Aucuoeu
Beije
Ghog
Columbus Social & Athletic Club
Silver Creel
Servetore T
Milano
Breckenridge Street
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Average Rainfall for Year Despite a Wet Summer
Kane reports a general average annual rainfall of 42.50 inches from 14 years, with 1930 totaling 93.04 inches and most years between 40 and 50 inches. Through September 24 this year, 35.64 inches had fallen, suggesting a trend toward above-average precipitation and mixed winter prospects. Greek domestic architecture began with the Dorian invasion.
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Kane
New Cases for Pa Relief Rolls Hit a New Low
Pennsylvania relief rolls show a weekly drop with 1,294 closures and only 627 additions, yielding a net decrease of 687 cases. By Sept 19 total general assistance cases reached 40,013, with about 9,000 considered employable. expenditures totaled 198,456 dollars, including 194,668 in cash and 3,169 in milk orders, as 1,190 new applications were recorded.
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Polustert
1020th Anniversary Celebration at First Presbyterian Church
Warren Pa Sept 28 First Presbyterian Church opened its anniversary program marking the 1020 founding of the congregation. Rev Raymond M Kistler led the opening service with a birthday dinner planned Tuesday at 6 pm honoring longtime members. A 10 year organ solo by Marcus Naylor followed. Missions night Wednesday featured former members Faulk Merkle and Alluy Vinson discussing home missions. Friday's Your Night offered a pageant under Miss Hulda Angerman. Services wrap Sunday Oct 4 with Rev H C Warren presiding.
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Warren
Raymond M. Kistler
Beaver Collume
Wen
Marcus Naylor
Pset
Faulk
Merkle
Alluy Vinson
She Offiireh
Hulda Angerman
H. C. Warren
Burns Fatal to Erie Resident
Frederick J. Hammer, 85, of 1108 Liberty Street, died after third degree burns from a cigarette igniting a lounging chair and his clothing in his home on July nd. He collapsed and was found by his father, Joseph Hammer, who beat out the flames and gave first aid before he died at St. Vincent's Hospital at 7:13 p.m. Friday per Acting Coroner Frank S. George.
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Erie
Frederick J. Hammer
Liberty Street
St. Vimeen's Hospital
Frank S. George
Joseph Hammer
Hart Ing Car Incident Involving Three People
A fragment reports an automobile incident involving three individuals with unclear details. The readable bits indicate a Car incident linked to a person named Hart or Harting and an additional party, but specifics are unavailable in the text.
Unclear OCR fragment about federation plans and costs
The readable lines hint at a discussion of future years and budget figures within a federation department. The text mentions a time frame and a projected amount around sixty dollars, with references to quality and positions, but details are fragmented and not coherent.
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Panacral “Pintoon
Donald M. Seggs
L. B. Seas
East Bouth Street
Croft
Pvt
Sears
Francis Turk
Titusville
Penn
Tims
Erie Jose
Mase Smith
Charlie W. Jennes
Grand Street
Charles P. Keating
Florence K. ‘Desmond
West Park Place
M. Ag
Mes Cameron
Margaret McCarthy
South Center
Wiliam F. Conway
William Cresney
East High Street
Union’ City
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Kramer
Vantok
Billfilo
Anthony Blasczczak
Greeley Street
Donald
I. Scott Smith, Jr
Buffilo
Welch Grape Juice Company
North East Breeze
Concords
Niagara
St Thomas’ Church
William Chapman
Redemptionist Order
Sugar Stove
Youngsville
Golden Rule Club
Worth Hemmond
James Zafiropulos
Rita
Union City
Corry
Union City Hospital
Columbus Township
Town Hall
John R. Gardner
Navy
Elly
Guy Saxton
Penns
United Scrap
Corry Evening Journal
Awrence Taylor
Neel
UY U.s.war Bonds
STE Fats
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Everal
Burther
3Rna Ray
Telg Shree
Ineey Harting
Georg Ma
Cardagen
Sietty
Wiburg
Beaver A
Mmer
Aster
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