Clymer Roads Listed in Project for Improvement
Mayville April 1 reconstruction of five county roads at 136000 approved by board of supervisors. Main Findley Lake South Ripley road 0.824 miles cost 89000. Other roads include Clymer Marks Corners 5 miles 14000 Nazareth Clymer 3.62 miles 25000 Clymer Harmony Town Line 1.12 miles 5000 Brench Greek North Clymer 2.04 miles 12000. Resurfacing planned this season to macadam. Also 5000 extra approved to complete Tukeylev avenue reconstruction linking Route 17 and Route 173 near Chauqua Lake.
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Mayville
Board of Supervisors
Findley Lake
South Ripley
Clymer-Marks Corners
Nazareth
Clymer
Clymer-Harmony Town Line
Brench
Charles B. McBride
County Road Fund
Tukevlew Avenue
Chauauqua Lake
Court House
Services Saturday for Mrs. Mary Hunt
The funeral service for Mrs. Mary E. Hunt was held at Spring Creek Church Saturday afternoon with Rev. Jordan Cole officiating. Bearers were Bernard Porter, Raymond Sickler, Arthur Brundage, Clarence Lamona, Fred Smith, and Trawrence Morton. Interment followed in Spring Creek Cemetery. Attendees from away included Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hunt and sons of R. D. Torpedo, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt of R. D. Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Woodcock and daughter, Mrs. Minnie Stevenson, Mrs. Arthur Frantz of Titusville, and Mrs. Nettie Sutton Ayers of R. D. Spartansburg.
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Mary E. Hunt
Spring Creek
Jor-dan Cole
Bernard Porter
Raymond Sickler
Arthur Brundage
Clarence Lamona
Fred Smith
Trawrence Morton
Ieal Spring Creek
Willie Hunt
R. D
Torpedo
James Hunt
Centerville
Clayton Hunt
John ‘Woodcock
Minnie Stevenson
Arthur Frantz
Titusville
Nettie Sutton Ayers
R. D. Spartansbure
Donora Woman Wins Elephant in Broadcast Contest
In Donora, Mrs. Freda Perry and her husband won an 8000 pound circus elephant and $23,600 in prizes on the Stop the Music program for correctly identifying a tune. They also received a car, wardrobes, trips, a fur wrap, a diamond ring, and a Broadway show investment. Neighbors celebrated at the Perry home as the couple, both with no children, shared their excitement.
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Associated Press
Donora
Freda Perry
25 ARE ARRESTED IN COLLEGE UPRISING
In New York on April 11 about 200 students from the College of the City of New York protested to demand suspension of two faculty members accused of anti semitism. Twenty five demonstrators were detained. nine faced disorderly conduct charges. Police intervened as students refused to move from campus entrances prompting reinforcements.
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Associated Pro New York
Sustody
College of the City of New York
Mother Held For Court For Leaving New Born Infant
Woman bound over to Elk County court by Justice of the Peace after abandoning a newborn found by a high school girl along a highway. Infant taken to hospital in Ridgway. State Police apprehended the mother last Friday. Case kept in secrecy as district officials withheld her name.
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Ridgway
Tyler
Elo County Court
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Minish
Bite Tounty
Edward J. Balr J
Blk County
DuBois
Conditions in mental hospitals under study
Philadelphia hosts a five day conference where 150 ranking psychiatrists from 37 states and five Canadian provinces discuss improving comfort and care in the nation's mental hospitals. Dr Daniel Blain, medical director of the American Psychiatric Association, notes renewed public focus must grow, with speakers including Dr Morris Fishbein of JAMA.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Blain
American Psychiatric Association
Pittsfield Woman Dies in Crash Husband Injured
A Pittsfield crash kills a local woman and injures her husband. The deceased, long associated with Salamanca and Pittsfield, moved during childhood, married Henry Bensink in 1945 in Maryland, and lived at the Pittsfield home the past two years. She leaves her mother and several sisters. Funeral services are planned at the McCay Home in Pittsfield with the Episcopal Church affiliation noted.
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Salamanca
Henry Bensink
Maryland
Greenville
Pittsfield
Episcopal Church
J. A. McCoy
Pittffel
Isabelle Roberts
Jamestown
Marguerite O'Neil
Genevieve Anderson
Alene Meade
Youngsville
Maxine Myers
Warren
Jane Heath
McCay
William Chamberlain, Jr
Episcopal Mission
Youngs
Reluctant Donation Idea Mentioned by Mrs Perry
In a brief exchange Mrs. Perry expresses relief and suggests an idea that a donation might be possible, noting the number 9200 as a reference point and considering it as a potential plan after a period of none. The dialogue hints at cautious optimism about a future contribution.
Local resident Bensink obituary note emerges
Ville reports tidbit on Mr Bensink a longtime city figure aged 45 noted by many locals Mrs Bensink is also known to numerous residents burial plans unsettled with no site determined yet today.
Local resident ties to Raymond Mfg during war effort
Residents note employment at Raymond Mfg during the war period. Mr. Bensinie has a brother, John, living here.
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Raymond Mfg. Oo
Bensinie
John
Wis 183: of Chris niths wore ne 1
Fragmentary text mentions Wisconsin and a person named Chris, with unclear context and missing key details. The readable portion hints at a sports or local note but lacks a coherent event, dates, or affiliations for a fuller summary.
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Wis
Chrisnith
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Thomas Bishop
Preston T. Bishop
North Corry
Armitage
Scrash
Pessanal
Ly Yes
Pipsona
Arsonal Finance Co
Wround Fi
N. Center St
Corry
Francis Hooper
YES
South Center Street
Paris
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Anghiea
Lot
Heiman‘s
Gabardine
Ded
Spring Shades
Al’s
Clothes
Pius
Miss Simpson
Richard Hudn
Fifth Avenue
Salon- DuBarry
Sen
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