Paragraf Memo Notes Local Life and Weather Outlook
A concise local note recalls a birthday celebration at 133 East it Street and highlights Mrs MigTill’s good health and activity around the home. An extended forecast for Friday through Wednesday calls for showers and scattered storms, with cooling and variable temperatures expected across the period.
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Memo
East It Street
Ature
The
Erie
Rees
Ib Gold House
Roy P. Howard
Philip Zalneck
Worth Street
Jyde W. Shotzbarger Ax
John Patrick Berry
East
Wayne Street
Worth Buying or Selling Journal Classified Ad
Classified notice notes lines for three days in a journal style. It outlines a small ad segment with price and duration, offering space for short listings. Readers are guided to place items for sale or wanted notices within a three day window.
98 County Fairs Set Dates For 1949 Pennsylvania Season
Harrisburg April 23. The State Department of Agriculture today announced 98 county community fairs for the 1949 season with eligibility for state aid and premium payments. The season opens August 1 with the Clearfield County Fair, running six days, in Clearfield. Through October there will be three to 18 fairs weekly, peaking the week of September 8. Agriculture Secretary Miles Horst notes 1948 exhibits were the best since the war and anticipates larger displays as top farm products aim for recognition at the Farm Show. Nearby fairs include Crawford Meadville September 6-10. Linesville September 7-10. Cambridge Springs September 14-17. Cochranton September 14-17. Spartansburg September 15- MW. Townville September 22-24. Erie-Wattsburg August 40-September 3. Waterford September 7-10. Albion September 15-17. Warren-Youngsville September 8-10.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Agriculture
Loday
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Agriculture
Miles Horst
Spartansburg
Townville
Erie
Wattsburg
Waterford
Albion
Albion Memorial Park
Warren
Youngsville
Infant Dies at Union City Hospital
A two day old infant, born Wednesday, died this morning at Memorial Hospital in Union City. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Ignats Sinko, sister Judith Ann, brother Clifford, grandmother Mrs Stella Wojtoszal, and other relatives. Prayer service tomorrow at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home at 2 PM.
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Stelle Uuse Ouiny Wen
Corry Student Wins in School Science Fair
Chester Aajec of Corry R D 2 won third award in the biology section of the School Science Fair sponsored by the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh. An eighth grade student at St. Edward's built art exhibit "Winter Twigs" now on display. The 10th annual fair features more than 375 exhibits from Western Pennsylvania schools and runs at the planetarium until May 8. Prizes totaling $900 include cash, equipment, certificates and keys, with college scholarships possible.
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Chester Aajec
Corry
Buhl Planetarium
Pittsburgh
Pats Morning
St. Edward's
Margaret Mary
Western Pennsylvania
Mrs Margret Keefe Dies in Buffalo Home
Mrs Margaret Keefe widow of John Keefe died early Thursday at St Martha's Home in Buffalo New York aged 76. Born in Corry she lived here many years before moving to Buffalo. Survived by sister Miss Nell Ryan of Warren a former Corry resident. Body at Bracken Keating Funeral Home. Requiem Mass Saturday at St Thomas Church at 9 30 a m and interment in St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Margaret Keefe
John Keefe
St. Martha's Home
Buffalo
Keefe
Corry
Nell: Ryan
Warren
Comy
Bracken-Keating
St. ‘Thomas Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Scouters Present Pageant at Washington Trail Council Meeting
Gascons, Roy Stolle and Benator Scouts of the Washington Trail Council plan a pageant titled Scouting Strengthens The Arm of Liberty at the annual council meeting and banquet at Edinboro College tomorrow at 6 30 p m. President W Edwin Goon will preside and report on 1948 scouting in the council. New Eagle Scouts will place their records in the Golden Book of Eagles and be recognized by David Gifford. Two men will receive the Silver Beaver for outstanding service to boyhood, with regional and past council leaders participating in the ceremony.
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Gascons
Roy Stolle
Benator Scouts
Washington T Rail Council
Arm of Liberty
Edinboro College
W. Edwin Goon
Washington Teall Council
Eagle Scouts
David Gifford
J Advancement Committee
W. Pit Gifford
Washington Trail Council
Clar
Mrs Minnie Groat Claimed by Death in Clymer
Mrs Minnie Groat widow of John Groat died at her nephew Clyde Prance’s home in Clymer Thursday morning at 6. Born in Germany in 1801 she came to the United States in 1889 and lived in Westfield before moving to Clymer three years ago. Surviving are a sister Mrs Aberline Prance of Westfield and three nephews. The body is at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer and service will be held there Saturday at 1 o’clock with C A Luce officiating and burial in Westfield Cemetery.
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Minnie Rani
John Groat
Clyde Prance
Clymer
Germany
Westfield
Aberline Prance
Bobly
Spitzer
C. C. Luce
World Needs a Spiritual Crusade speaker leads Scout pageant
University of Philadelphia speaker will address the audience on The World Needs a Spiritual Crusade. Local scouts from Troop 80 Sorry Rotary Chub participate in the pageant and all adults interested in scouting are invited to attend.
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Ence F
Univer
Philadelphia
Rotary Chub
Truman Sends Health Program to Congress
President Truman introduces a health insurance proposal arguing voluntary plans prove inadequate and that the system would not force doctors into government employment or threaten patient freedom. He asserts patients may choose their doctors and hospitals and retain autonomy within the insurance framework.
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Truman
Congress
Sioctor
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Whelys
Lee McCratken
Venango
Ab Peanklin
Jamestown
John O. Banna
Warren County Democratic Organization
Mathews
Eile
Felix Shubert
Health Department
Anthony Kostuya
Pittsfield
Smith and
North Center Streets
Center Street
Pine Grove
Frank May
Fourth Ward
McKean County
Leola Brown
Leonard Brown
Paul Pisher
J. Clifford
Masterson Transfer Co
Brown
Kane Country Club
National Coal Association
Lo~ Jay
John L. Lewis
New’ York
Chautauqua County
Treaster Price
Mayville
Dorothy Connley
Connley
Wnthl
Jamestown High School
Bradford
Dunkirk
sIone
Charles Raths
Brant Graveis Cooperative
Labor Department
Sinko
Union City Hospital
Superior Cleaning Company
Gabardine
Al’s
Clothes
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Frank
East Main St
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EPSOM
Toz
Hallmark
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Uae
Brigham Hardware
South Center Street
Scorry
Minnie Groat
Loblaws
Green Peppers
Florida
Cherry Valley Butter
Phillips’ Chicken Soup
Holland
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Erie Railroad
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