Clymer Senior Class to Present Clarence Play
The Clymer Central School senior class plans a May 7 performance of Clarence by Booth Tarkington at the central school auditorium. Gerald King leads as president with James Hildum vice president and Carrie Skepa secretary. The event, directed by Louise Davids, features a large cast and a student-made production with ticketing, programs, and stage duties assigned.
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Clymer
Flolen Dein
Ay Teller
Uke Allntaling
Helen Deuink
Neva Wardes
Doris Neckers
Grace Spitzer
Mule] Sehueras
Amy Newhouse
Cora Times
Grace Wallace
South Dayton Stud
TaVon Meracle
Clayton Perry
Western New York Federation of Women's Clubs
Buskyle
Dimner Stoncuitt
Mikired Deulin
EfJa McCray Caaler
Ayaign ‘Ten Haken
Velma King
del Tert King
Clymer Central School
Falconer
Bumfalo Evening News
Velma
King
Clymer School
Ladies Aid
He Heitzeneater
Jennie Brownem
Bind Newhouse
Dorian Thompson
Unit Vict
Clymer Hote Bureau
Ed TeQuiver
Trene Lictus Meiseta
Bert Lictus
Warrié Gleason
Hat- He ‘TeWinkle
Damcott Jones Post
The
American Legion
Gerald King
James Hildum
Carrie Skepa
Janet Tenbisken
En You
Clarence
Bool Tarkington
Hollywood
Mr. Wheeler
Gerald Bing
Miartva
Della
Wheelers
Mildred Garfield Dinwiddie
Allan Neckers
Wheeler
Casper Wozowics
James Fisher
James, Hilldum
Velma Simmelink
John Conk
Beckerink
North Center Street
and Nirg
John Legters
Joyce
Harold
Howard Legters
Walter Betnink
Frank Meyerrink
Edward Donk
Irving
Te Winkle
Virginia
Viola
Christan Endeavor Society of the
Abbe Reformed Church
Walter Legters
Clymer Center
Menira
Gemeg
Gladys Legters
Clarence Rhebergen
Gilbert Ton
Clymer Lumber Cou
Peacock Inn
Mayville
James Grayink
Grayvik
Grayink
America the Beautiful
Treasurier
Apasalstatu
Roland Balgon
Misa Jean Schtuers
Roberta Thompson
Ussell Damcott
Millen Thompson
Hubert Brown
Vernon Meerdink
Cafateri Face
Glee Club
Fredonia
Mission Band
Bernice Te Croney
Motters
Miriam Warrink
Blanch Legters
Carol Compton
Ger- Unce Gravink
Avalon Ten Haken
Mum— Ber
Mies Mary Satis
Mildred Wiggers
Lawrence Hemmink
Buffalo
Otis Fardink
Fardink
Pittsburgh
Inian
Warren Wattles
Methodist Episcopal Church
Endir
Mamsters
Wilbur Rensters
Robert Wallace
Masxine
Union City Man Freed Of Fatal Crash Verdict
In Union City on Friday a jury cleared John Woleraix Jr of blame for the death of Martin Reiter a blacksmith killed when struck by Boleratz truck on the Wattsburg road. Reiter's widow Mrs August Reiter seeks $10 000 damages alleging negligence. The suit’s details and further statements will be discussed later when the claim is filed.
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Rug
John Woleraix
R. FD
Union Cuy
Martin Reter
R. D
Walerioni
Jefeniant
Reiter
Boleratz
Wattsburg
Feller
Relter
Pennsylvania Boiler Works
Bolerats
Lewis Steidle
Mia
August Relter
Gerald McNalls
Renewal of bid to ban bank nights in Buffalo
Councilman Vincent Roth announced renewed effort to enforce Buffalo city ordinance banning street carnivals and bank nights. The health and safety push follows a Common Council committee report urging strict enforcement with Police Commissioner James W. Higgins to stop any carnivals in the city this summer.
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Bawhalg
Vincent Roth
North District
Common Connell
Children's Aid Society
Tnesday
James W. Higgins
Buffalo
Taxpayer defers payment of 7 cent bill in Ilamar
A taxpayer requests two installment tax payment and gains approval by County Treasurer S. Fred Clark. He pays eight cents of the 17 cent tax, while the rest remains due. The evening features choir numbers and instrumental performances by local groups and students.
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Ilamar
Golo
S. Fred ‘Clark
Clank
Ford's Coast Plant to Deal With Auto Union
A two hour sit down strike at Ford's Richmond coast plant ended when Ford officials agreed to confer with leaders of the United Automobile Workers, affiliate of the CIO. Sixty strikers voted unanimously to end the walkout. Detroit executives and Ed Hall were en route for the conference.
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FORD
Coast
Auto Union
United Frese Richmond
Csnf
Word Assembly
United Automobile Workers Uniut
Thn
Committee For Tndustrial Organieation
Frank Slaby
Provident
TU. A. W
Detroit
Ed Hall
International Union
Fingerprinting Proposed by Pennsylvania Federation
The State Federation of Pennsylvania, representing about 60 000 women, considers endorsing four resolutions at the Philadelphia convention in May. They include fingerprinting for school children and civil service and voter eligibility, highway safety programs, and national actions on education to foster public opinion against war. Shipping in Toledo opens early as harbor lights are lit 26 days before the earliest previous year.
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Prilaideilpeila
State Federation of
Pennsyvania
Federation
Sibout
Pennsylvania
Theyp Q
Philadelphia
Civil Service
Alterney
Toledo
Detroit River
Corry
Sidawalka
Mulliowmere
Bby
Pribe
SBI
Lng Neer
Nevin R. Dickson
Packard Voters to Decide on Bargaining Secret Ballot
About 15 000 Packard Motor Car Company workers will vote on collective bargaining next Wednesday under the Wagner act as a National Labor Relations Board supervised election follows three days of talks. UAW claims 10 000 members among Packard's workforce in the 15 000 plant.
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United Press Demroi
United States Supreme Court
Packard Motor Car Company
National Labor Relations Board
Packard Tast
UAW
Richard Z
Fraviensteen
Auto Union
TUAW
Strayed Lost Found Rewards Notice and Classified Ads
Strayed dog details with Erie county license number 9508 offering reward for return or information. Also items for sale and public sale notices including real estate, livestock auction and sidewall proposals from Corry Pa, with multiple names, dates and addresses. Includes a card of thanks for sympathy after a death.
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Erie County
R. Hy van ‘Tassel
Cory
Pittsfield
Cari Garber
Torpedo
Grand Valley
Sats
Party Split Over Court Alarms Dens
The article reports Democratic senators pressing for a compromise on a bill to expand the Supreme Court. Proposals include reducing new justices, capping yearly increases, and allowing court size to flex between nine and 15. J Francis Smith warns the plan harms liberalism and could fracture the Democratic Party.
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Senate
Norra
Supreme Court
J. Francis Smith
Connecticut
Motorist Does 25 Loops in Hollister Dare
A motorist performs twenty five loops in Hollister provoking awe from onlookers. The stunt ends with the driver surviving the embankment incident and escaping unharmed as the event draws cautious attention from local authorities.
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Hollister
Calit
John Enoy
Ted
Fragmentary OCR: Birds Freight and Congress Meeting Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bird freight, cart, Jem Mike, fate, and a Congress meeting. Unclear details hinder full event reconstruction. readable items reference a transportation or freight matter and potential congressional note with names Ron Gutrey and Arr Coot mohich.
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D. M. Raddy
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Kenneth ‘MacOrey
Rochester
Woitton Alay
State Federation of Women
Packard
Keister
Diudson
Yan's Auto- Motive Sales & Service
Ares* Building and Contracting
Care Af Journal
East South Street
Broadway, N.Y
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Conrad's
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J. E. McKay
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Hola Gooan
South Center Street
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Teltchenette
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Taguire
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J. H. Clough
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Spring Creel Road
George Faral
Hazelwood
Warren
Ohio
Ousea
Bale
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Bond St
South St
William St
Galea
My Erm
Corry-Clymer
Black Top
Red Star
Teniis Cash
Rust
Arthur Scouten
BIG Livestock Commission
Montague Barn
T. P. Montague
W. P. Burlinghame
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Terma
Arthur Scouter
Spartansburg Auctioneer
Townville
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Catshall
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Trisqds
Robert Alam
Florence Burrows
Wil Akam
Myrtle Aiam
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