Four eviction writs filed but time granted
Four eviction writs were filed against Elle families Wednesday and Thursday with time granted by Sheriff Bamberton to find new homes. Many tenants struggled to secure housing as courts weighed enforcement while landlords pressed for removal.
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Elle Familieig
Bamberton
Lamberton
Dunkirk Youths Questioned Over Stolen Car
Four youths are held on an open charge after being found with a reportedly stolen 1941 Plymouth sedan bearing New York plates. Police recovered cigarettes, candy bars, Mash lights and other items likely stolen from filling stations across central and western New York. State police were notified and are investigating as the youths named themselves John Adams of Adams Massachusetts George Smythe of Royal Oak Michigan Thomas Skelly of Brooklyn and Jatin Wester.
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Dunkirk
New York
John Adams
Adams
Mass
George Smythe
Royal Oak
Mich
Thomas Skelly
Brooklyn
Jatin Wester
Hame
Woman Heads Sherman District Schools Elects Superintendent
A meeting of the fourth supervisory district of Chautauqua County at Sherman Central School elected Ruth B. Winch of Sherman Westfield Road as district superintendent of schools, succeeding James G. Pratt who will retire August 1 after 26 years. Also elected were Calhoun chair, Kidder recording secretary, Baer and Newhouse as election inspectors. other directors Frei Miller and Bera Weise.
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James G. Pratt
Sherman
Sample Fair Promised by Sparta PTA and Club News
Sparta April 2 reports show the Women’s Club meeting with new members Mrs. Guy Rowley and Mrs. W. C. Brice. Various clubs including the 500 Club Ivy Embroidery and Bridge Club held meetings with prizes, gifts, and refreshments. The PTA plans a Sample Fair in the new gym on April 19 with Bloomfield PTA presenting a play and student numbers. A Norfolk-style accident and local social updates are noted.
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Spartansburg
Glen Burton
Guy Rowley
W. C. Brice
Westend
Elnora Farley
Faith Wallace
Frank Jones
Shirley Tillotson
Joan Lord
Alan Green
500 Club
Nell Stranahan
Dorothy Ingram
Margaret Platt
Carl Mallon
Harrond Burlingame
Thomas Varish
Willard Ti-terson
Ivy Embroidery Club
D. W. Kinney
Panoy
Princess Pet
Oskas Mest
Bridge Caily
Walter Pfeffer
Warden Bennett Winnie
Guy M. Fish
Wis. Pfelffer
Friendly Neighbor Club
Mildred Moyer
Daisy Stockton
Helen Scouten
Florence Sherlock
Myrtle Markley
Parent-Teachers' Association
Mew
Adams declines Conneaut High principalship amid tensions
April 3 Conneaut Maurice D. Adams head of Junior High declines the Conneaut High school principalship due to dissension. Superintendent Koontz had named Adams to succeed W. Bi. Henry, who was demoted to teacher. About 400 of 436 high school students stay out as schools close for spring break and a school board meeting is planned to decide on Henry’s retention. Community members attend a funeral in Corry and local church notices follow including Methodist and Baptist services and Easter programs.
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Conneaut
Maurice D. Adams
Conneaut High School
Norman B. Koontz
Koontz
Adams
W. Bi. Henry
Henry
V. Shreve
Corry
Méméry
Ward Alexander
Roy Farqueson
Rifenberick
Britten Rum
Willam Harrison
Fort Bragg
N.og
Wil
Merritt Harrison
J. A. Watigaman
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