Sparta PTA Stages Comedy and Social Gatherings
Sparta April events feature the play Uncle Sally directed by Miss Strinahian with Bonita Wetherbee in the lead. Proceeds were praised as the senior class plans A Funeral in the New High. The Freshmen sponsor a maple sugar party with bingo and dancing Friday April 4 in Firemen's hall.
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Spartansburg
Uncle Sally
Sparta Grange S
Strinahian
Syhbol
Bonita Wetherbee
Miss Stranshaw
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Sparta Grange Hall
Harry Wallace
George Salmon
Sparta High
Firemen's Hall
Erie Child Found Dead in Crib in Columbus Home
An infant named Robert Travers died in a crib at 418 Hess Avenue Erie on a Monday morning. Coroner W G Stroble and Dr C B Lininger ruled the death accidental with the baby vomiting and suffocating during the night. The father works night shifts at Lord Manufacturing. paternal and maternal grandparents survive.
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Sidney Wheeler
C. B. Lininger
Hs A
Lord Manufacturing
Travers
F. W. Travers
W. K. Buyer
Never Neglect The Slightest Cut San Cura Ointment Ad
An old advertisement urges immediate antiseptic care for any wound to prevent infection. It promotes SAN-CURA OINTMENT for minor cuts burns and skin irritations and pairs it with Medicated San-Cura Soap as a cleansing aid.
Drum declares state troops in good condition at Indiantown Gap
Major General Edward Marlin tours Indiantown Gap with 13,500 Pennsylvania National Guardsmen in training. He says troops and construction progress are satisfactory and that camp roads will not delay training. Drum flies to Fort Meade Wilmington and Governor's Island before returning.
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Indiantown Gap
Edward Marlin
Pennsylvania
Buel A. Drum
First Army
General Drum
Harrisburg
Fort Meade
Martin
Drum
Wic
104Th Cavalry
103Rd Engineers
Associate Judge Stromquist Dies in Forest County
Associate Judge Stromquist of Forest County, born March 14, 1872 in Sweden, died suddenly at his home in Marienville Sunday afternoon after a heart attack at 4 40 p m He had served as associate judge since 1939. He married Bertha Teuteher in Jamestown New York July 25 1894.
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Ernest Platt
Perry Tillotson
Platt
Williard Tillotson
Tillotson
Carl Thomas
George Pollack
Marion Pollack
Unionity
Jay Morton
Natal
Clifford Geer
Carol Morton
Donald W Wetherbee
Dewilla Geer
Stole Chaffee
Union City
Wayne Wetherbee
Gee
Woohey
C. E. Thompson
Jamestown
N. C
New York State
Boston
Mass
Webbs
Ina Smith
Anson Northrop
Marjorie Hum
Ralph Bryan
Palmerton
Margaret Hutt
Miss Hutt
En Teather
Ardmore
Anthony Kalajazon
New York City
e.Bithday
An- Kolaja
John Bia
Par
Army
Bucther Olfiss
Supplee-Jones
Centerville
Lewison
Joseph Onch
Two Die As Explosions Hit Quaker State Refinery Dinerhouse
In Emlenton Pennsylvania a blast at the Quaker State Refining Corporation plant killed two workers and wounded another. Harold Slaughternhault of Perrysville and Charles Goughler of Route 1 Eynleutor died as rescuers recovered bodies from the charred ruins. A plant employee, R. Burrell of St Petersburg was injured, and William Anderson escaped unharmed minutes before the explosion. State police struggled to control traffic as flames raged for hours.
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OM Otpy
Quaker State of Refining Corporation
Mt Emlentoh
Emlenton
Apel
Harold
Slaughtenhault
Perrysvile
Charles Edward Goughler
Route 1
Eynleutor
Grterhouse
R. Burrell
St. Petersburg
All City Hospital
Trong
Irchurtes
Guy Huntax
Quaker State Refining Corporation
O Snolder
William P. Anderson
Ridgway Faces Nurse Shortage Amid Defense Calls
Ridgway Pennsylvania April 4 The county general hospital reports a nurse shortage due to national defense mobilization. The hospital appeals for community graduate nurses to fill vacancies and urges applications at the hospital promptly as government calls pull nurses from local posts. A second note compares smoking rates by gender, citing men average 20 cigarettes daily and women 11, with street restrictions limiting female smoking.
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Ridgway
National Defense Program
Lik County General Hospital
Critical condition report from Tuun ville crash
Herbert Prody and Robert Savard remain in critical condition after a Saturday accident on the Guy Dempsey town road. Thomas Fritts was killed when the car veered off the highway and struck a telephone pole. an inquest decision hinges on Prody’s recovery per Dr. Foster.
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Couns
Herbert Prody
Robert Savard
Tuunville
Yunalitonihile
Guy-Dempseytown
Thomas Fritts
G Foster
Y Prody
Prominent Oil Executive James D Berry Dies at 62
James D. Berry, president of James B. Berry Sons Company and vice president of the Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation, longtime oil industry leader, died at his Oil City home after a year of illness and a severe final period. He was 62. He held executive roles with several refining and jobbing concerns.
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Oil City
James D. Berry
James B. Benny Sons Company
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
James B. Berry Sons’ Company
Quaker Stite Oil Refinery Corporation
Aeld
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PTA
Oruae Corydon
P. J. Dooher
William Whitley
Dooher
Ramon Ross
Corry
Lyda ‘Titus
Davenport and
Jefferson Streets
Carrie Blarey
L. V. Thorogood
Mesdville
Albert McNamara
Hise Morley
McNamara
Dorothy Thorogood
Regula
Lady
Frances Dooher
Helen Shreve
Birchard
Cambridge Springs
Victor Sayre
Eric
Sayre
Fern Sayre
Erie
John R. McAulie
University of Minnesota
Forest County
IES
Monessen High School
Western Pennsylvania
East Pike Township
Lexington
Loblaws
Texas
California
Borden’s
Phillips
Linton Steaks
Armour’s Stor
SWIFT
J. L. Spiesman
Black Kid
Oxford
Daley
Rasteeth
Pinkham
Pierce
Carter
Hinkle's
Man Shoe Store
Ness
Clarence S
Wallace
Guy Rogers
Chrysler & Plymouth
S. First Ave
Jl.spiesman
Franz
J. L. Spiesman Shoe
S. First Avenue
J. L. Spiesman Shoe Store
Crawford M. Woods Can
Rossbacher Insurance Agency
On-the-Avenue
M.E. Shombaug Point
Tobacco Road
Charley Grapewin
Gene Tierney
Marjorie Rambeau
Dana Adam
Rex
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