Local clubs plan meetings and fairs amid emblems of community life
The She W C T U will meet Mrs Pred Ross on Worth Street at 2 50 PM with large attendance expected. The Italian Guilds best meeting of the year will be noted with Mrs Pret Cameron at 36 West Mredeville Street Tuesday evening with a 6 30 PM supper. Titusville Townville Community Fair shows a good but small turnout after ten years, with managers maintaining standards. St Edward s PTA bingo begins at 8 30 PM Monday amid novena services and a 430 door prize. Franklin Bank director George Edw Glines, longtime Tulipso Oil Works manager, died Friday at 6 17 PM after months of illness. he had been a patient at the hospital since Sunday night. Bavison Fogle Lumber Co offers sawdust free.
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Pred Ross
Worth Street
Tallian Guild
Pret Cameron
West Mredeville Street
Titusvilles
St. Edward's PT. A
Franklin
George Edw
Glines
The
Exchange Bank and Truss Company
Tulipso Oil Works
Atlantic Refine Company
Franklin Hospital
Mosphes
Bavison-Fogle Lumber Co
Jamesias
Samuel A. Stroll Iesmeil
Washingtn
D. C
New York State
Brigham Hardware and Plumbing
Westfield
Roger W. Crier
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League
Corry
Rod and Gun Club
Corry League
Robert Bug
Bugbee
Stefrie, Pie
Rudolph J.taylor
Wake Island
Ndual
Seti
War Department
Guam
Bealing
J. A
Ashville
Wit
Sam
Claude Lindsey
Leslie R. Peterson
Cpl
Milfred Lindsey Peterson
WAC
Ceorke Fiela
Atterbury
Tod
Olean
Doles
G. A. Stephens
D H. Chamberlain
Davis Radio Lab
Warren
Struthers-Wells Company
Witend
Richard James Watmui
Allison Wade
Marine Corps
Thomas
Cherry Point
N. G
Aldie
Navy
Ete] Patterson
Suh
Joseph D. Nunny, Jr
Internal Revenue
Truman
Pennsylvania
Senate
Ethna L. Grows
Bear Lake
Jane W. Bintle
Weat Hickory
Te Corry Hospital
Floretts Glaris
Irses
North Genter Survey
Carl. Hentin
North Genjor Street
Barton
East Wayne Street
Milson Blakeslee
R. D
Spartansburg
Emma Hales
East Street
Mithael Cudahy
West Main Street
WS. G
Circle No
Methodist Church
Mandlay
LeRoy Cady
South Street
Yi' Doeeph
Thames
City and Vicinity Recap of Crashes and civic notes
Police arrested Shepard and Keister after a collision on Pennsylvania avenue near Franklin street involving a car driven by Robert Mall. Damages were estimated at 78 and 179 dollars for the Moll and Keister vehicles. Officers cited Shepard for no license and Keister for permitting operation without a license. Also listed are city notices on labor, agriculture, and various local meetings and incidents, including hospital updates, military discharges, and community events.
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Powell Motor Co
Warren
Ack Shepard
Kingua
Hollis Keister
Clarendon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Franklin Street
Robert Mal
Lraltie Ughynen
Shepard
Helster
Res
Keister
Lcense
Kelster
Nom
Answers to I Q Quiz on Editorial Page
Fragmented OCR lists ten quiz questions with mixed garbled text. Mentions include approximately 905,000 officers and men, a reference to Great Britain, false statements about airplanes, about two billion, and claims regarding occupation authorities and the Kidgore bill. Contents are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a school or newspaper quiz page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermeoe Annery
Great Britain
Au‘thorities
Babson on New Developments in Foods and Flavors
Babson discusses future food science including analysis of nutrients and synthetic flavorings that may let meals taste like peaches or mushrooms. He urges caution for farmers, noting annual crops can be safer investments than tree crops and chemical stocks may be steadier than farmland profits.
Morrison Plea Denied by State Supreme Court
Erie architect Kart E Merriam had his appeal from a sodomy conviction denied by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Sept 29. The court also refused a stay of proceedings and ordered Merriam to surrender to begin an 18 month to three year sentence in the Western Penitentiary. Judge Allison D Ware will set a surrender date after the Superior Court had earlier refused to reverse the conviction.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Briday
Kart E. Merriam
Erie
Bur~ton R. Laub
Western Penitentiary
Morrison
Eyle
Nced
Allison D. Ware
Warrerr County
Lou
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Corry Ration Board Timeline and Staffing Through 1949
A narrative recounts Corry ration board actions from 1942 to 1949, noting chairmanship changes led by Arthur Scheppner and Edward Hawkins, the start of gasoline rationing in December 1942, and the extension of food rationing to processed foods in 1943. It highlights volunteer service, ongoing difficulties like cheating and misrepresentation, progression of War Ration Books, retailer registration, and the addition of clerks Marion Feldhus and Jean Field, with panels of citizens overseeing classifications.
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Penn M. Duke
Arthur Scheppner
Dward J . Hawkins
Corry Board
Philadelphia
Marion Feldhus
Jean Field
Alvin J. Williams
Corry rationing office staff recount wartime service
The Corry rationing office in western Pennsylvania recounts wartime service by the local board chaired by former mayor Glenn Mille and later Charles Monroe. Volunteers and clerks aided price control and clerical work, with industries such as Ajax Tron Works and Aero Supply Mfg. Co. assisting. As the war ends, rationing winds down, tires remaining under regulation are expected to clear soon.
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Corry Board
Silizens
Ajax Tron
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Ihe
Raymond Mfg. Co
Congdamestown Mfg. Gorm
Corry Beach
Staf
Erie
Corry Office
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Mike Pickles
Croll
Lanston
Center St
Dial
Montgomery Ward
RADIO
Silica Service Department
Mearsville
Allison Webb
Mead—ville
Albion
Hays Marshfwcturing Company
Polly
Miller
Kendall
Moose Club
Union City
Tineville
Cherry-tree Township
I. Q. Quiz
Babson
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
N. Center St
Corry Ration Board
M. J. Martin & Son
East Main St
Hales
Phillipa Jewelry
Vant