Jamestown Budget Office to Expand as Per McGowan Plan
Jamestown’s Office of the Sinites States Bureau of Thiernil Heyerne to be transformed from a four‑office unit into a full fledged branch, following instruction from George T. McGowan of Buffalo, collector of Internal Revenue, to determine the Jamestown area. Also notes display of Watten Lodge Moose resuscitation devices at Pennsylvania Electric Co window, and a brief item about local soldiers wounded, Dunkirk fishery losses, and updates on local board members at Wallon Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Sinites States Bureau of
Thiernil Heyerne
George T. McGowan
Buffalo
Watten Lodge of
Moose
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Fithymen
Robert
Buliman
Fresh pineapple and a war time shopping list
City and Vicinity notes several price items such as fresh pineapple 35c milk 10 cans 93c brick cheese 2 lbs 75c red salmon 49c. Also local chatter on ducks laying green eggs in wartime, bingo nights, and community notices across towns including Erie Jamestown Punxsutawney and Forestville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page & Ferry
Warren
Hubert Weilacker
I Glarendon
Times-Minor
P.S
Weilachoe
St. Edward's
S-M-Tf
Rod & Gun Club
Iui
Amateur Softball Association of Ametics
Chicago
Puainiy Dunkirk
Willer F. Hayes
Hiis
Avlinority Court
Dean Warner White
Mr. Hayes
Armed Forces
R. Hayes
Neil
Arrest Driver After Accident In City Collision
Police arrested Charles Greening of 415 Grand Street after a late evening crash at West Washington and West Wayne streets. His car struck a box and a stop sign and tipped into a ditch, leaving it badly damaged. He was released on bond for a hearing before Alderman George H. Gordon at 2 PM.
Death claims Fred G. Kimmy in Corry area
Fred G. Kimmy a longtime Corry resident died at 6 15 this morning at Hamel hospital Evie after a spell in the Erie hospital He was born in Wayne township in 189 so spent life there and in Overy employed at Aero Supply in World War I days He was member of Stanford Hose Company and J A M Lodge 1508 Survived by his mother Mrs Martha Kimmy six brothers Harry RD 1 Eugene Eric John Arthus Myron Union City and Roy at home Friends may call Brecken Keating chapel services will be held with time announced in Mondays paper
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Fred G. Kimmy
Corry and
Hamel Hospital
Evie
May Kimmy
Eugene
Erie Hospital
Wayne Township
Aero Supply
Stanford Hose Company
J. A
M. Lodge
Kimmy
Martha Kimmy
Harry
Eric
John
Arthus
This City
Death claims former Corry resident Mrs Miltie Drew Wil
Interment services for a former Corry resident, Mrs. Miltie Drew Wil, will be held tomorrow at four o'clock at Pine Grove cemetery. She was known as Mrs. Will Lewis after her marriage in Little Valley. Death occurred at Little Valley Thursday at 4:30 pm. The funeral home in Little Valley will handle services there tomorrow. Mrs. Drew was aunt to Mrs. Edith Drake of this city and to Mrs. Eyadna Walker of Meadville, who plan to attend in Corry.
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Corry
Miltie Drew
Pine Grove Cemetery
Drew
Will Lewis
Little Valley
George A. Middleton
Edith Drake
Eyadna Walker
Meadville, Wis
Washington School News Highlights and Student Achievements
Washington School records show three new Jewell pupils in grades 2 4 and 6 while 68 Health Fund tickets are sold and Mrs Wolford substitutes for an ill teacher. Junior High attendees enjoy a matinee. bird study and poster projects lead to spring displays and 11.36 donated to the American Red Cross.
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Washingcon School
Arb
Wok
Fratherine Berkhonge Foster
Jim Small
Lawrence Jewell
Kenneth Jewell
Robert Jewell
Washington School
Wolfe
Blakeslee
Tiss
Concord School
Mary Low Shields
Eric
Peggy Jean Hester
Leona Huntley
Jonest Guignon
Josentx Shields
American Red Cross
Ganemra
Hilal Health Fund
Miss Wolford
Miss Anderson
Eugene Booth
Donald Chapman
Charles Graham
Wanda Aldrich
Mildred Davis
Donald Espy
Billy Loveland
John Ondus
fBoor
Casimer
John Bognine
Frank
Fred Prine
Local School Bulletin Highlights Student Activities
Read about PTA Benefit Show, upcoming baseball, and field activities at Loveland Field. Reports note Easter decorations by the Art department, new and leaving students, grade winner banners for savings stamps, and campus projects from Second to Sixth Grades. Contained errorful OCR preserves names like Miss Harshmann and Barbara Shaver, with sport and garden notes across Junior Elementary to Sixth Grade.
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PTA
Junley High
Loveland Field
Art Department
Miss Harshmann
Fairview
Barbara Shaver
David McCray
Mapily Gurney
Billy Beardsley
North East
Sidney
Lyle Smith
Lottsville
Paul Sivcup
Charles Luwton
John Halfast
Ronald Hardinger
George Ross
Lews Calwiin
Allan Gauneld
James Coates
Sidney Smith
James Krone
Richard Hall
Dorothy Wallace
Delores Dally
Julean Hillyer
Berisdospph
JoAnn Swidersii
Selly Kolstee
Rose Machac
Shirley Gurney
Marjorie Chiricuzis
Hale
Bn & Di¢ce
Te Hall
Gardl Ann Smith
Spencer Wele
Dr. Carver
Tne Johnston
Jres
Patty Mc
Clintook
Roger Falght
Bobby
Fish Hye
Bert
Two Erie Girls Held for Home Burglary. $100 in Jewelry Recovered
Erie April 10 two 13 year old girls were arrested after a daylight house robbery. Taken from their classroom, they confessed to burglarizing Mrs Elizabeth A Dunnigan at 106 West Street, stealing clothes and jewelry valued at about $100. Detectives Pat Schaaf and Reagan led the enquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Erie
Pat Schaaf
Duck Reagan
Elizabeth A. Dunnigan
West Sun Stret
All Time Milk Record by Lehighton Herd
Lehighton Pa April 10. A 16 ton Holstein herd owned by Lewis A Zimmerman set four national records for milk production in the past twelve months. The herd produced 19 988 pounds of milk and 731.9 pounds of butterfat per cow, exceeding the former record by more than 21 pounds. The herd’s yearly milk output exceeds the average American dairy herd.
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Bratileloro
Lewis A. Zimmerman
Lehighton
Holstein - Briesian Association of America
America
Morningside Hospital Holstein Therd
Portland
Ore
Fragmented OCR summary of unclear history text
A garbled OCR passage mentions Portus, Goths, independence, Hitler, Portugal, and women. The text is severely corrupted with missing letters and nonsensical phrases, obscuring coherent events, dates, or clear entities. No verifiable facts or context can be drawn for a reliable headline.
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Kraft Macaroni Dinner
Pillsbury Flour
Pietwick
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Dunkirk
Jimestop
Honey Schwarts
Vletired
Duncan Meter Company
Montis
Curry
Bevivde
Industey: Tras: Buen
Suring Sin Ward
Whybteatiti
Corry Medical Ass'n
Simonized
Thomas Motor Co
T —Erie
Maria A. Beatty
Erie Irl
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Fas
Des Moines
Towa
Miss Beatty
Waacs
Service Men's Center
West 10Th Street
Pittsburgh
Daytona Beach
Fla
Baste Haining
Richard Albrowczynski
Felix Albrowczynski
25Th Street
Innie
Insentamis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Swallower
U— Oil
Emery
Woodlawn
Agnes Wilton
Corry Huspital
Fay
Pyt Russell McCaslin
Otheari
Camp
Miss. Iress
St. Lons
Powell Motors
Jamestowns
Lisut
Jyhre
J. Joson
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
Lucksanville
Ines
Lillian Fulvehild Jessa
Katharine M. Wakehild
Aviadon Avenue
Punxsatwney
T. Mekarfone
Punxsutawhey
Brookville
Bis City
P. E. Cunningham
Venango County
Tilberty Street
Cunningham
Boston House
Kate McClellan Shadman
North Africa
African Front
Brether
Rodney Shadman
Buitiat
England
Lel
Barf Beer
Tulaire
Franklin
Samuel Twin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Inwin
Finley Beatty
Starr
Forest County
Maedville
Andrew Rosenberger
Medical Corps
United States Army
Cor
West Wayne Street
Hany W. Hankin
Bernstein Bros
Marjorie Capwell
Miss Gorden
Cyntha Wort
Berths Dahl
James Elinger
Ed Dewey
Bob Wharton
Tency
Helen Frederick
Margaret ‘Spencer
Marilyn Haigh
Mary Alles Rich
Connie Monroe
Bill Hall
Norman Streeé
Dumior Windahl
Charles Yotte
Dick Martin
Wing
Weed
Fiv
Hnd Uite
Bym
George Camper
Ed Payon
Adala Bras
John Patmore
Sugar Grove
Jerry Parsons
Erick Rainesale
Curtis Peldt
Cassis Elston
David Nichols
Corty
Room8
the & Capella Choir
Haydn
Suboolk-Bond
Simp
Bowyer Club
Juittor Hass
Orchiestra
Washington, D. C
Portus
Varlou
Hitler
Portugal
Bta
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