Corry City concert crowds Park event and local notices
A Corry City concert in the city Park at eight o clock is announced as part of a summer series with the public invited. Marriage license applications from Corry, Wattsburg, and North East are listed, along with local health, crime, and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erle
Lyle Auntley Wilsox
Mabel Dean Harrison Thomas
Willard Dykes
Helen J. Brown
Columbus
Gerald R. Betts
Wattsburg
Elizabeth Gibson
North East
Buffalo Girl Dies in Sheridan Route 20 Crash
Einor Kasimir a 19 year old Buffalo resident died at Rhinehart hospital from injuries suffered when an automobile collided with a truck on Route 20 in Sheridan. Three other Buffalo residents in the auto were treated for injuries including fractured jaws and legs. The truck was driven by Roger Wood and carried his wife and six others who sustained cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
Einor Kasimir
Worcester Place
Buffalo
Rhinehart Hospital
Sheridan
Kazimir
Muriel Scholz
Kersington Avenue
Eugene Smith
Spaulding Avenue
Savero Dispenna
East Ferry Street
Roger Wood
Route 20
Wood
Jamestown Auto Tax Dodger Stamps Up Summonses
Hundreds of Jamestown motorists without yellow Cer Use stickers were summoned to report to the Internal Revenue Office. Deputy collectors from Buffalo checked cars not displaying required stamps for the Car Use Tax due July 1. Recipients must buy a $5 Corpse Stamp and pay a $5 penalty. ignoring summons could bring a $25 fine and 20 days in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Distriet
Alice
Buffalo
Internal Revenue Office
Bath
Erie Slaver Gun Mystery Stuns City Police
Aug. 4 De tective Capt Roy Mong says police cannot determine where John Parents, 47, of 649 West 21st, obtained the .22 caliber automatic used to kill his estranged wife Mary 33 and himself Sunday. Mong doubts another man was with Polenta shortly before the shooting at the Macciarone residence 046 West 18th. Polenta had trailed his wife to the Mac ciarone home where she attended a card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Roy Mong
John
West 21St Street
Mary
Mong
Polenta
Andrew Mucciarone
West 18Th Street
Kane Expands Home Economics Training at Kane High
Kane High School plans expansion and modernization of home economics and shop departments following a Kane school board meeting. Increasing student demand prompts facility enlargement, with a future decision noted. Elizabeth Rinard of Somerset named music supervisor, succeeding Charles Stewart who moved to Palmyra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Kane High School
Kane School Board
Elizzabeth Rinard
Somerset
Charles Stewart
Eimllar
Palmyra
Quiz Answers From Editorial Page Offer Clues
Answers to quiz questions printed on the editorial page are recorded here. The entry lists selections and names such as Martin Van Buren Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt, with references to North and South, and notes on years and figures. The fragmentary text confirms a false claim about a named person and mentions Canberra. The content appears to be a reader’s answer section with mixed accuracy and incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gonioh
Lillie
G Eteateramdson
Ralses
Canberra
Clymer Picnic Aug 23 Moves to Damcott Grove
Clymer Conservation Club set August 23 picnic in Damcott Grove south of the village with exhibits and music by the band. Committees named, minstrel show planned for winter, and a selection of films shown during the evening. Funeral notices reflect a local death, with community turnout and church services noted for Mrs. Lala Kruselbrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer G. L. F
Central School
John Legters
Bert H. Lictus
William Gabriel
James Brown
Henry Habink
Ren McGraw
Buffalo G. L. F
Buffalo
R. W. Kelsey
G. L. FP
Lala Kruselbrink
Corry Hospital
William Kruselbrink
Floyd Meyerink
Clymer
Floyd
James
Kruselbrink
8. P. Fox
Fredonia
William Arnum
Henry Ermine
Henry Semeness
Mars
F. W. Neckers
Milton Deuink
Albert Nesbitt
Hossick Palls
Seaman Gorton Newhouse
Ithaca
Alfred Newhouse
Town
Lilly Ruslink
Lee Deuink
New York City
Emma Deu~ Ink
Virginia Warnshull
Sher~ Iman
N.Y
Mra
N. Billott
Nat
Stephen
Mary Biliott
Claude Geertson
Julius Erickson
Mayville
Lyle Compton
Judith
Marcia
Tva
Jane Neckers
Mias Elizabeth Campbell
Ida Johaket
Guy Dohnzob
Paniama
Beatrice Jobinson Sthiller
Schenectady
Frank Casler
Clare Johnson
Union City
Sergi
Ralph Dameott
Camp Philip
Kansas
Pred. Damcott
Swedes honor miner at Jamestown testimonial dinner
Jamestown hosts a purely Swedish program at Hotel Jamestown for Gunder Baeeg, a Swedish miner, with 200 limited attendance. Mayors present praise Jamestown environment as homeland atmosphere. Miners in Wilkes-Barre vote to return to work at Glen Alden Huber colliery after protests over mechanical loaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestowmers
Svea
Gunder Baeeg
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel A. Stroth
Samuel A. Carlson
Harry G. Erickson
Wilkes-Barre
Glen Alden Coal Company
Huber
Former Kane High gridder is war victim
Donald Folk, 22, former Kane High School football standout and Eagle Scout, was killed in action aboard the USS Juneau. News reached his grandparents on Tuesday after Navy confirmation that he died in World War II. Born Kane August 12, 1920, he played football, excelled in Boy Scouts, and graduated in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Donald
Hing
Mara
W. R. Folk
United States Navy Department
Folk
Juneau
United States Navy
Guadalcanal
Bor
Kane High School
Sixth Service Star for DuBois Family Adds Four More
DuBois Aug 4 Mr anamis Frank Marusiak of this city today proudly added the sixth star to their family service tag and said four more stars may be needed if the war lasts. Walter Marusiaiz 23 former football star at DuBois High School and Lock Haven Teachers College has just been inducted into the army and left for New Cumberland reception center. Four other sons were in the army and one in the navy. The family expects four younger boys to be ready when their turn comes and one daughter works in war industry while another is too young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Anamis
Frank Marusiak
Walter Marusiaiz
DuBois High School
Lock Haven Teachers’ College
New Cumberland
Survives Mishap But Operation Is Fatal
Erie, Aug. 4. Joseph Hivas, 29, of 926 West 3rd Street, died at St Vincent's hospital Monday at 3 15 P M from complications after an appendix operation. Four weeks earlier he had injuries from a shop accident at Bucyrus Erie Corp where he worked as a maintenance man. He was admitted to Hamot hospital then with a fractured knee cap and face lacerations and was discharged the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph Hivas
West 3Rd Street
St .Vincent's Hospital
Rivas
Bucyrus- Erie Corp
Hamot Hospital
King shifts over 10 Republican column
Carlton King of North East, former register of wills, switched his party registration from Democrat to Republican in Erie on August 4. He told Registration Commissioner Joseph C. Williams that he is dissatisfied with the party, now living on a farm and adopting a new slant on the New Deal. He said, Tim a Democrat at heart, but for now he will be Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Holmes
William Bowley
Dewittville
Carlyle Neckers
Syracuse
Clymer
Phyllis Tenpas
Erie
Shirley Schruers
F. W. Shope
Reformed Church
James Berman
Corry
Bunday School
C.H
Lyle Warnshouse
Reyelman
C. B
Robert ‘Thompson
Belman
Ladies Mission
Ald Sorclety
Edna Roush
Glymer Central School
Edna Burdick
County Foods Preservation
Whch
Miss Hosg
Carlton King
North East
Register of Wills
Joseph C. Williams
Tim
King
Fragmented Class Note Mentions Wasp Problem
A rough OCR fragment notes a class evolving around a wasp issue. It references a week and a student named J and mentions a schedule during the period. The readable portion hints at an ongoing problem with wasps and a class discussion.
Labor Holiday Plan Tells of Meeting Traditions
A labor holiday plan is discussed by Supt and a committee as a yearly custom. A tentative agenda outlines a meeting to review routines and celebrate workers while keeping to established practices.
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PaRacRar
Bowery
Lillian Barham
Melvin O. Barber
Lois E. Barber
James Mathew Quinn
Francis Quinn
U. S, Marine Corps
Clarence Anthony
Cony-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Joe Jerko
Towis Street
Oil City
New York
C.J. Blanford
Metropolitan
War Department
Pennsylvania
Census Bureau
F. Clafr Ross
Ross
Board of Education
Harold L. Ickes
Iekes
Keystone Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylava la le
Robert Frank
Moses Gluck
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Glarion
Crawp and Warren
Bates Navy
Boel G. Doyle
George Davis
Y-Aly
Muhtenburz
Dulling
Lowe Pa
Buffalo Girl
Elinor Kasimir
Silver Creek Hospital
Haegg
Kane High
Donald Falk
Dubois Family
REX Theater
Cille Ball
Binder Twins
Crawford M. Woods
Mike Sekerak, R. D
Guy Rogers
First Ave
Molly
Rupert Morris
Doris Phillips
Ed Moore
Charles Graham
J. L. Spiesman
Mrs
0. H. Deyo
Service
Boston House
Leona Hobort
Teimnette Baresi
Wing-Willi Store
Peanut Butter
Franz
Marie Dimourt
Shambaugh
Florence Triskett
Afeahot
Mileer
TH West Main Ft
Lindsley‘s
Mary Bedner
Charles W. Buiters
Ruth Johnson
BeBe
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