Southwest Township exits joint school board pact in Warren County
The Pleasantville Joint School Board released Southwest Township from the joint area effective at the end of the current school year, ending a two year association. The Southwest board hopes to buy the old Enterprise School remodel it for an elementary school and seeks talks with Titusville officials about tuition for secondary pupils. Meanwhile officials investigated a farm on Warren James-town Road near the state line after cattle deaths and missing livestock, with disputes over whether animals died of starvation or were poisoned. Judge Flick appointed Mildred Tillotson Locke guardian for Ann Noel Wade, the late judge’s adopted daughter, with estate details and trusts noted. Terry Parker, 7, treated for a sprained ankle at Corry Memorial Hospital. Two religious programs scheduled for the city with a Bible Institute Chorale and a Protestant church oratorio. CIO-UEW election bid at General Electric Erie plant, with ballots and re-election request. Wildcatting signs at Trimm's Corners in Eldred Township removed. Weather outlook. March predator fund payments totaled $485 in Erie County. state total $16,418 statewide. Memorial events for Navy chaplain Capt. William Maguire to fund a national memorial chapel. Corry Public Library to be closed Thursday and Friday. zoning approval for home addition granted. Northern pork livestock meeting planned in Union City. Authorities seek two Waterford men in check frauds. Erie road contracts awarded. An unusually slow jet aircraft sighting noted.
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Pleasantville Joint School Board
Southwest
Warren
County
Southwest Board
Enterprise
Titusville
Clymer Residents Plan Budget For Dutch Festival
The Clymer community sets a total budget of 287786 to fund the Dutch festival and operating costs for joint schools. Increased allocations cover maintenance, fixed charges, capital outlay, and utilities as enrollment rises with 110 additional students from rival districts. College Lawrence Douglas notes higher costs due to new student inflows and expanded programs.
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Clymer
wPhis
Lawreace Douglas
Eight CCS Girls Host Tulip Time Film Night
A gathering formed by eight CCS girls featured attendees taking photographs of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ton and daughter Mikles in distinctive attire. The program concluded with a screening of the film Tulip Time In Holland marking the evening's entertainment.
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Glymer Central School
Clymer Community Club
Jesse Lockenhouse
Ralph Thompson
Carlyle Neckers
James Grayink
John Legters
Harold Legters
Gilbert Ton
Howard Legters
Qhartel
Wilbert Renskers
Gilbert Vander Schaaf
Harold "VanBarden
Rip Chords
Robert Seblink
Roger Seblink
Jack Houston
Francis Knight
Ralph Thompson Sr
Walter Butcher
Lucile Roraback
CCS
Mikles
Holland
State Police Plan for Wider Use of Radar
Pennsylvania State Police expand radar testing along the Turnpike to advise the General Assembly on potential laws. Col. G M Wilhelm says new legislation may be introduced to allow radar based arrests. Current patrols place units at intervals along the 327 mile toll road to sample speeding vehicles and relay details to pursuing officers.
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Associated Rhese
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Col
G. M. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Nova Scotia Premier Angus L. Macdonald Dies
Nova Scotia's premier Angus L. Macdonald died after a brief illness in Victoria General Hospital at 64. A Liberal leader, he served as Canada's first navy minister in World War I, overseeing growth to 90,000 personnel and 500 ships including carrier aircraft. He then returned to provincial premiership after the war. Police enforce speed limits with monthly speedometer checks to ensure accuracy.
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Nmvemseu
Crcce
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Angus L. Macdonald
Canada
Victoria General Hospital
Liberal Party
Macdonald
Sea Service
Army Recruiters to Visit Twice Weekly at Post Office
U S Army and U S Air Force Recruiting Service announce the resume of twice weekly visits to the local recruiting office at the post office. Recruiting personnel will be there Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There are no current restrictions on enlistments. Call for information during those hours.
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ARMY
Raymond V. Netdrick
Uss
Amy
U. S, Air Force Recruiting Service
Neldrick
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Bible Institute Chorale of
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Allenid
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Union City
Alex Shavestell
Bud" Mitchell
Waterford
State Highway Department
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Mayer Bros. Construction Co
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Keating Township
Smethport
Kelly and Meyer Co
Youngstown
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Thrill of
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Corry, Pa
West South St
New
Topp
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Patterson Photo
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First Avenue
William Thompson
Paul Meerdinke
Amoroso's Grocery
Exme
Mra
Philip Sample
Rita Downey
Rossbacher Insurancer Service
Corey
Barbara Temple
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Borstorff & Fitch
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