Death of Harry Bates in Jamestown
Friends in Corry report the death of Harry Bates of Jamestown at his home this morning. He is survived by his wife Georgia, and one grandchild. Mrs Bates, daughter of W E Smith, had lived in Corry for ten years. Local friends extend condolences as the family is described as well known locally.
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Corry
Harry Bates
Jameston
Bates
Georgia
Smith
Ian
Granichil
Cony
Prent
No daylight saving time changes in New Castle this year
Jamestown reports word of the death of Mr. Fates with no funeral details available. The Industries of New Castle decided against daylight time for the summer months and merchants followed. Since World War II daylight saving has been in effect each summer.
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Ily
Jamestown
Fates
New Castle
Social arrivals and departures in the city
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Jack Ball of Brooklyn and M I Keleher with sister Elizabeth visiting Erie for a day. Several locals attend funerals in Warren and Evie for Maurice and Eugene Sullivan. Visits span Meadville Harrisburg Detroit and Jamestown with various city residents returning from trips and hosting relatives.
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Jack—Ball
Brooklyn
Keleher
Elizabeth Keleher
Erie
Myron H. Reynolds
A. Cooley
Charles Reynolds
Warren
Maurice Reynolds
Lowville
W. H. Duher
Pittsburgh
P. J. Hopkins
Cleveland
Cloimning
Eugene Sullivan
Evie
Arthur D. Grady
F.E. York
Doln Grady
Kay
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Cozy
Meadville
Harrisburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Cozy
Doris Cooley
Corny
Cairy=en's League
Dewey Re elected Superintendent of Sony Public Schools
In a narrow 5 to 1 vote the Sony Public Schools board re elected Mr Dewey as superintendent for four years despite criticisms of his expense and salary policies. Directors praised his dedication to education and CWA work while concerns over salary reductions and testy debate loomed. meeting adjourned with salary details postponed to next Monday.
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Gonumen
Dewey
Sony Public Schools
Love
Dr. Bennett
Harrisburg
Bennett
Vic. Lambing
Patterson
Brown
Lamping
Bressing Tor
Lave
Hillstrom
Lambing
Brow
Colden Rule Club Dinner Set For Tuesday
The Colden Rule Club will hold a dinner meeting on Tuesday at St. Edward's hall. The program includes Pie Golden Rule Glyn and a committee led by chairman Glenn Perry along with Joe Gexilliman Agron Oberruin Morton A.D. Root W. W. Wales Rouse Floyd Holly Harold Patterson Fr. G. Barnes and Belph Fogle.
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Colden Rule Club
Golden Rule Glyn
St. Edward's Hall
Glenn Perry
Joe Gexilliman
Agron Oberruin
Morton
A.D. Root
W. W. Wales
Rouse
Floyd Holly
Harold Patterson
G. Barnes
Belph Fogle
Market Dull Narrow Range In Early Steel List
New York April 11 the steel market opened active then turned dull with mixed price moves. Distillery railroad and some oil issues firmed while the industrial list showed narrow ranges. Companies listed include American Can Bethlehem Steel Continental Can General Electric General Motors International Nickel Westinghouse Electric Woolworth and United Aircraft among others with varied percentages and prices.
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Unitestress
New York
Bethlehem Steel
American Smelters
American T & TD
Amaconir
Cacee Ees
Atliantic Refining
Auburn Istnes Base
Bendix Aviation
Ganadian Padhe
Benmecott
Iscgars
Montgomery Ward
Sbme National Dairy
New York Central
Interroreeree Res Sot
Wee Teas
Etsy Rbg
Socany Vacuum
Standard Oil Cal
Abe Shidebaken
Peart Eer
US Steels
We United
United Corpses Seemrees
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Lilian Guild Elects Officers at West Park Place Meeting
Lilian Guild members met at Mr. and Mrs. C B Rafter home on West Park Place Tuesday evening. Election of officers for the coming year: G E Rafter president, H Gilbert first vice president, W Young second vice president, H Clough secretary, G Myers treasurer. Reports on past activities were given and proceeds from affairs were turned in. Plans outlined for more events as the year advances. A social hour with refreshments closed the meeting.
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Lilian Guild
CB. Rafter
West Park Place
G. E. Rafter
Harold Gilbert
Wallace Young
Harriet Clough
Georgis Myers
Guild
Roosevelt reply to Dr Wirt on moving families from Morgantown
The article reports Mrs. Roosevelt questioning if wealthier residents face rent shifts as 125 to 200 houses would relocate 200 families from Morgantown. Mayor Thompson imposes a ban on smuggled tobacco and smoking supplies in Butler city jail after contraband discovery. Also lists a large lot for sale at 233 Spring Street.
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Yage
Morgantoywn
Roosevelt
Anto
Folie
Butler City
George Sir Thompson
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