Trout Hi jacking Report Spurs Full Investigation
The Kane Republican reports a suspected theft of trout shipment from Kane area hatchery bound for Corry. Authorities, including Fish Warden Rob er t Chrisman, sought the consignment after officials and Bradford sportsmen indicated the trout might have been diverted. No sighting of the trout entering the designated stream has been confirmed. Change curtains to balance sunlight exposure.
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Kane Republican
Kingua Road
Local society notes amid wartime calls and celebrations
Community column records wartime family updates. Donald and Iris Tank relate Navy service promotions in Hawaii. Many residents announce anniversaries, birthday greetings, and mail from Europe and Africa. Local social and hospital visits join plans for a spring season and Easter remembrances.
Rug Cleaning Myths And Modern Methods Explored
A reader offers tips on maintaining large scatter rugs and smaller runners. The advice cautions against aggressive sweeping and suggests careful placement on clean grass. It notes that rough handling can break fibers and loosen hems while traditional beating may damage yarns and fabric sizing.
N B Club Honored Birthday Celebration Dinner
N B Club members gathered at Mrs George Wood West Congress street for a tureen dinner with yellow and white decorations and spring flowers. Mrs Klemen Nielson presided over routine business as Bingo awards went to Mrs Homer Taylor Mes Wood and Miss Luckle Smit. The group celebrated Mrs Prank Flicks birthday and presented a gift. Next meeting at Mrs Leon Bluss East Smith street on April 28 in honor of Miss Sareille Smith.
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George Wood
West
Congress Street
Klemen Nielson
Homer Taylor
Mes ‘Wood
Luckle Smit
Prank Flick
Leon Bluss
East Smithtreet
Sareille Smith
Martin McGraw
William Webster
Byron Fitch
Opportunity Club Marionette Show at San Marionette Show
Twenty eight members and several guests of the Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church attended a tureen dinner at the church. The new officers for the term presided. At 8 pm a marionette show, presented by Mr Tobias with help from Mrs Dahlstrand and others, drew about 50 attendees and was well received.
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Presbyterian Church
D. ‘Tobias
Alton Dahlstrand
Porter Auer
Eliabeth Lanston
Ruth Lindsley
Louise Whiteley
Combined W S C 5 Met Last Evening
The Women’s Society of the Methodist Church met at the church with a goodly number present. Mrs. Willis Brown led devotions as Mrs. W B Stowe presided. They decided to donate rummage sale items planned for April 7 to the War Clothing Collection. Rev J A Warnken, Missionary from Africa, spoke on his work and native life. Circle No 2 served sandwiches coffee and tea later.
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Willis Brown
W.B. Stowe
J. A. Warnken
Afric
Circle
W. S.C
Lavern Kimmey Given Farewell For Navy Service
Lavern Kimmey, entering Navy service on April 17, was honored by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptist Church last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carroll on East South Street. Twelve boys and girls attended along with Rev and Mrs Francis Whiteman and the Carrolls. Games and visiting followed with late evening refreshments served.
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Navy
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Miss Leona Holton Honor Guest At Party
Miss Mary Orn entertained seven guests at her East Pleasant street home in the evening in honor of Miss Leona Holton who is soon leaving for service with the Women of the Marines. Attendees included Mildred Huenel Evelyn Wiggers Mary Hnalyszyn Mary Ann Merrick Shirley Ohra and the hostess. Card games followed by a refreshing salad rolls individuality takes and coffee. Miss Holton received a purse of money from her friends.
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Mary Orn
East Pleasant Street
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Evelyn Wiggers
Mary Hnalyszyn
Mary Ann Merrick
Shirley Ohra
Miss Holton
Advance Plans for Big Clothing Drive in City
Corry Committee for the United Clothing Collection outlines a citywide drive to be held Sunday afternoon April 22. Harold Wolf presided with County Chairman Cherry, announcing twenty trucks and drivers will collect garments starting at 1 p.m after church services. A final admin meeting is planned Monday evening at the Junior High library. The drive prioritizes infants clothing, outerwear, bedding, and durable shoes, with items tied in pairs for easy handling.
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Harold Wolf
Corry Committee
United Clothing Collection
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Philip Zalmeck
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Kenit
Escaped convict in critical condition after police shootout
Philadelphia April 10 William Russell 29 one of twelve convicts who fled Eastern Penitentiary Tuesday is in critical condition in a city hospital after being shot by police last night Detective Captain Joseph Kearns said Russell was wearing a Navy uniform and serving 16 to 30 years for about 60 burglaries The shooting happened at the home of Patrolman Lawrence Garvey father of Russell's girlfriend Keat
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Eastern Penitentiary
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Lawrence Garvey
Keat
Forces in Hannover City (Continued From Page One)
Allied forces pressed toward Berlin as the Ninth Army neared Brunswick and the Seventh near Schweinfurt. Luftwaffe targets and rail hubs suffered heavy bombardment, with Franken and Ruhr cities under fire and German defenses strained across multiple fronts.
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