Erie High Band to debut new uniforms at county festival
Carlton Chaffee rushes repairs for the Erie High band's first appearance in new uniforms at the Erie County Music Festival Friday. Eighteen members will travel to Wesleyville for a 2:15 p m performance while others compete later in the afternoon. A Rex theatre fundraiser Thursday at 9 p m features historical films Crime Doesn't Pay cartoons and shorts with a nonadmission public fee.
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Carlton Chaffee
Erry High
Erie County
Rex Theatre
Ex Theatre Management
Arform Fund
Wesleyville
Corry
Allan Brooke
Latbata Keppel
Katherie Green
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Will Keep Out Of War, Senator Tells Rally
U S Senator Joseph Guffey, candidate for renomination, told textile workers at a Philadelphia rally that with Roosevelt as leader America has no need fear involvement in European war. He said he would never vote to send American boys overseas to fight in a foreign war.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia
America
Cording
U.S
Joseph Guffey
Guffey
Philadelphia Education Board halts war map purchases
Philadelphia's Board of Education, cautious over European realignments, will not buy any more maps through the end of the current war. Superintendent Alexander Stoddard ordered the freeze to conserve resources and avoid misdirection from future geographic shifts.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
Europe
Alexander Stoddard
Rumors name Pratt Grose as Edinboro College successor
Erie April 10 Willis E. Pratt superintendent of Erie county Schools and C Herman Grose superintendent of Erie schools have been mentioned as possible successors to Dr Carman Ross as president of Edinboro State Teachers college. Grose has denied interest and Pratt says the news is new to him. Board plans May 10 meeting to review applicants and decide, subject to Governor James approval.
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Erie
Willis E. Pratt
Erie County
C. Herman Grose
Carman Ross
Edinboro State Teachers
Pratt
Ross
Iit
Arthur J. James
Scout Institute to Aid In Erie Regional Training
On April 13 deputy regional executive Barry G. Nagel will arrive in Erie to assist at the regional institute on cubbing and senior scouting led by five leaders for national headquarters. The event takes place at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie on Saturday and Sunday, April 19 and 14. Nagel is noted as a bright young Joyous Reports of America executive. Hikes 3 000 miles to wed in Idaho. Sixteen year old Alice Frey of New York hiked 2 000 miles to marry Thomas King, also of New York, with her mother telegraphing consent.
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Barry G. Nagel
Erie
Lawrence Hotél
Mr. Nagel
Joy Reouts of
America
Grangeville
Ida
Alice Frey
New York
Thomas King
Miss Frey
King
Death of Mrs John Klisart in Corry after illness
Mrs John Klisart aged 68 died early today at her daughter's home in Corry R D 5 following a long illness. Born in St Marys she had lived in Corry the past nine years. She is survived by her husband, daughter, a son Victor of Corry, seven sisters and three brothers. The body will be taken to the Corry home this afternoon. Services will be held Friday at 9 30 from St Thomas Church Rev Francis Graves P R will officiate. Interment in St Marys R C Cemetery.
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Daniel Harrington
Joan Klisant
H. J. Gregory
William Kugler
Willam Fleming
Leo Baner
Willard Wolfe
St. Marys
F. A. Giles
Hamden
Con
A. M. Peterson
Wac- Yen
Michael and
Leo Mayer
H. J. Mayer
Papers Not In Fear Of Inroads
Circulation increases of American newspapers over the last twenty years show no reason to fear from radio news magazines or newsreels. Prof. Franklin C. Banner, head of the journalism department at Pennsylvania State College, declared.
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United Press State Couwgh
Franklin C. Banner
Department of Journalism
Pennsylvania State College
High Water in Warren Again
Flooding in Warren from rain pushed the Allegheny River up about two feet and flooded cellars after a period of fluctuation. The river rose from a low near 95 feet to around 115 feet as of the morning report, with many previously pumped cellars filling again and rainfall measured at 0.84 inches.
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Conewingo
Harold Johnson
Mrs Virginia Hatch Carter Dies at 10:45 A.M.
Mrs Virginia Hatch Carter of Corry dies at 10:45 AM in her mother’s Traction Building apartment on North Center Street after an extended illness. Born November 19, 1905, she is survived by husband James Carter, daughter Dorothy June of Bear Lake, sister Mrs Ned Gale, two half-sisters Joan and Dorothy Schrader, and step grandmother Estella Turner. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM from the Bracken-Keatingy chapel.
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Suis
Vagine Halon Garner
Penly Schrader
Traction
North Center Street
Carter
Corry
James Carter
Dorothy June
Bear Lake
Ned Gale
Venango
Joan L. Schrader
Dorothy M. Schrader
Estella Turner
Bracken-Keatingy Chapel
Splane Widow Leaves Hospital in Disguise
Gene Harris, attorney for Mrs. Mannle E. Splane, testified that the wealthy widow dressed as a man and fled a San Barbara hospital surrounded by detectives. She is in a guardianship fight with her children, fearing discovery of her room and a break in.
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Splane
United Press
Los Angeles
Gene Harris
Mannle E. Splane
San Barbara
Hhe
Wecause
Harris
Rural teachers seek same pay as city staff
Meadville Pa April 10 Rural Meal township school teachers appeal to the school district to align salaries and working conditions with Meadville teachers. A five point program headed by Arthur A Thenrett calls for a salary schedule with annual increments of 40 up to 125 dollars monthly, five days sick leave per year, five years experience and bereavement leave, substitutes available and the difference paid for up to 20 days absence.
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Meadville
West Meal Township
Aly
Ay Arethur A. Thenret
Fluorine Content Aims to Cut Tooth Decay
Pittsburgh April 10 A Mellon Institute report led by Dr Edward R Weldlein proposes reducing tooth decay by controlling fluoride levels in community water supplies. The year end study outlines methods and potential health gains from adjusting fluoride concentration.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Edward R. Weldlein
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Sykesville Woman Dies at Age 107 in Pennsylvania
Sykesville Pa April 10 Mary Katherine Micko aged 107 died at her home after a long illness. Born in a Hungarian region long tied to changing borders she would have celebrated her 108th birthday next July. The death followed the decline of advanced years and she faced blindness and other frailties in her final weeks.
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Sykesville
Mary
Katherine Micko
Jefferson
Clearfield
Las
Community Building Plans Are Dropped in Evergreen
The American Legion has abandoned plans for a community building in Evergreen Paste after post officers led by Commander W. J. Thoms reviewed park restrictions and decided not to proceed with a $1,000 pledge.
Local meeting date set for Legon land matter
A community note outlines regular meeting timing and a place to store Legon rece cry, reflecting the Barnygh Solteltan opinion. J. Woods mentions no organization or person may have undue interest in any paper tied to land, nor who contributed toward the loan.
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Solteltan
J. Woods
Ate
Ptr
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SFU 1A
Ons
Ane
Wali
Scout Institute
Harry G, Nagel
Region
Boy Scouts of America
John Klisart
Warren
Virginia Hatch Carter
Farmers Loan
Meadville Production Credit Association
John S. Steves
South St. Union City, Pa
Clesteria
Yodley
Aasta Ledersen
Coprighit
Thorry
Bysns Topi
Toms River Road
Siedons
Sapiece
Refining Company
Cadyb
Setiles
Ford
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