Corry High School Achievements and Local Activities
Senior High cheers for Bob Gorbin and Hob Drake for selling many tickets boosting Fourth ward sales. The play committee volunteers work toward an impressive stage setting. Other schools perform Ever Since Here, with Corry cast attending. Assembly notes cover defense stamp sales, library party plans, intramural schedule, sports results, class activities, and new students across districts.
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Bob Gorbin
Hob Drake
Fourth Ward
Ith
Warren High
Corry
Thephy
Loca Stren
Ed Gilbertson
Post House
Mildred Hurlbert
Myers
Byter
Plorele
Carney Leads Smith Campaign In Erie County
Erie April 18 Attorney William J Carney Democratic nominee for Erie county court judge announced he will chair Judge Ralph H Smith re election campaign committee in Erie county for governor of Pennsylvania in the May 19 primary He will organize a local drive with volunteers from City and county to promote Smith liberal pro labor platform and win the November election
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Erie
William J. Carney
Democratc
Erie County
Gilp
Ere
Ralph H. Smith
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Carney
Smith
Ralph Smith
Thaya
Chattman
Whele
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Labor
Ernor
Commonwealth
Ge City
Judge Smith
Four Months Each for Glasses Theft in Erie County Court
In Erie county court on Friday John Joyce, a floater, received four months in the Allegheny county workhouse after pleading guilty to larceny in connection with the theft of a pair of glasses from Bilward Swain of 1218 West 20th St. Judge Elmer Evans presided. Clifford Morrison of 860 Marshall Drive was given a deferred sentence after admitting charges of driving with a suspended license and non support.
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Erie
Sq. 16
Get Nu
John Joyce
Floater
Allegheny County
Bilward Swain
West 20Th St
Elmer Evans
Express Office Wins Trophy For Second Month
The Corry office of the Railway Express Agency won the division Air Express trophy for the second consecutive month. In March express shipments rose 178.2 percent over the quota and 298.6 percent from the same period in 1941. Revenue totals also climbed, with express business showing strong gains, while the average monthly figures rose from 705.38 to 1701. The office earned the divisional plaque for the greatest increase and retention of the traply axis.
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Galtz
Yem Dgo
Corry
Railway Express Agency
Air Ex~rophy
R. B. Roberts
Afr Express
Everse
Maren
Denies Charge In Hit Run Case Kane Pa
Gerald M Meade 30 of Marienville pleads not guilty to hit run charges in Kane area case involving Eva Lowman 60 of Marienville struck on a highway Meade waives hearing posts 500 bond. he says he did not know he had struck Lowman and Jetet when he found a broken door handle on his car and returned to the highway area Charges remain pending with state police and Forest County authorities
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Kane
Gerald M. Meade
Marienville
Eva Lowman
Unt Place
Meade
Marionville
Justice of the Peace
Lowman
Jetet
Mende Wert
Forest
Three Hurt as Auto Crashes Into Pole in DuBois
A Friday Route 119 crash left David Golub twenty five and Vale Golub twenty seven with bodily injuries after their car ran off the road and struck a pole. Both were held in DuBois hospital with burns and shock but not serious. John Waggett of South Main Street DuBois left the hospital after minor injuries.
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Dubois
Rity
Route 119
David Golub
Vale Golub
DuBois Hospital
John Waggett
South Main Street
First Aid for Cuts and San-Cura Ointment
San-Cura Ointment and San-Cura Soap are advertised as versatile remedies for minor cuts burns bruises boils external piles chapped skin sunburn and tender skin in babies. The ad urges keeping a emergency set on hand and notes ointment soothes and comforts while soap is suitable for babies and available at drugstores.
4-H Clubs Plant Many Trees in Chautauqua County
Jamestown April 1 County 4-H agricultural students will plant 100000 trees Saturday for reforestation of idle lands. Kenneth J Cromby, county 4-H club agent, announced that 80000 trees will be planted by 4-H members. The trees were trucked from Shratoce Springs nurseries by the conservation department for this reforestation effort.
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Jamestown
Clibs
Chaulauqua
Planclus
Kenneth J. Cromby
Hie Conservation de Dirient
Eight Families Devastated by Falconer Fire Losses
Falconer fire chief Warren Anderson investigated a Thursday night blaze that destroyed a garage and a wood frame apartment building. Damage was estimated at 16 000 dollars, with eight families forced from their homes as tenants hurried possessions to safety. Firemen faced delays when a porch auction broke, and Johnson, the property's owner, and his wife described displaced residents salvaging furniture and clothing amid the effort to prevent spread to adjacent buildings.
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Falconer
Warren Anderson
Tia Johnson
Local Social Notes Roughly Sketched Names List
A fragmentary social column mentions Miss Alice Long Mrs Mary McKee and son Mr and Mrs Louis Miner and a daughter Fe bert Worth Harry Benson Mr and Mrs William Johnson Mr and Mrs Charles Knowles Prank Niles Mrs
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Alice Long
Mary McKee
Louis Miner
Febert Worth
Harry Benson
William Johnson
Charles Knowles
Niles
Aneme Sohnes Targeted by Abehi Center Prediction
A fragmentary item mentions Anne Suhneon and Corrie Wald near Abehi Center in a discussion about predictions involving chocolate. The text is incomplete and uncertain.
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Anne Suhneon
Soil Corrie Wald
Abehi
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Charlotte Watrous
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Elizabeth Ore Bertha Dahl
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Phyllis Merritt
Judy Gray
Mary Jo Hansen
Mary Armitage
Dorothy Hanlin
Mary Lou Haight
Mary Jean Kolstee
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Antha Scott
Donna Reed
Miss Huep
Charles Yohe
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Virginia Purcell
Joan Dawson
Marjorie Pangborr
Doris Crowell
John Rossbacher
Bill Hall
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Perry Tanner
Raymond Weldon
Donald Dickinson
Harold Jackson
Tom Meloney
Charles Bugbee
Richard Price
Robert Ollaway
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Tick Martin
Leonard Hixson
Robert Lawson
Lorraine Lines
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Punlor High
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Mary Frances Watson
Harold Lindsay
Washington School
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Richard Daniels
Ralph Sheldon
Doris Bigmiller
Margaret Hoole
June Long
Patsy Skinner
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Lenore Austin
Shirley Broughton
Freda Long
Devota Mack
Mary Muffroy
Bev
Erly Rowscher
Rhy Amy
James Bennett
Howard McCray
Howard Mowers
David Nichols
Paul Chase
Phill Fonk
Homer Humes
Kenneth Day
James Klishtlinger
Clarence Madison
James Perkins
Donald Ruffner
Shirley Pitch
Erma Coburn
Willam Small
Maxine “McMillan
Erma’ Coburn
Clarence — Madison
Harold Chase
Shirley Fitch
James Kightlinger
David Spencer
Marding School
Harding School
Robert
Patricia Fisher
Gerland
Fairview School
Weller Landers
Wheelock
Merlon Schaefer
Nancy Schaefer
West Side School
Concord School
Marie Vogt
Leona Batley
Patty Thayer
Pat Miller
Dixie Phillips
Mary Davis
Gwendolyn Kingsley
Wilma Ingram
Charles Houghsling
Concord
Mag— Raines
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Express Office
Model Dairy Co
Ey W. Smith
Dial
Corry, Pa
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
U. S
Corry Building
Member
Federal
Nome Loan Bank System
Lord Levethulma
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