Anniversary of Rogers Post air crash memorial
Police seek James W. Ril ey wanted for larceny in Warren. Hudson Motor Car Co cuts 1940 models with Hudson six coupe down 25 and four door sedan down 49. WPA fruit drive seeks donations from residents and farmers via Grace Durham at Spring and West Pleasant. Chrysler profits for first half soar to 25 445 770 on year earnings of 5 709 889. per share 5 83 vs 131.
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James W. Riley
Warren Police
Hudson Motor Car Company
WPA
Grace Durham
Pranz
Spring
West Pleasant Streets
Chisysler Corporation
Uys
Youngsville Community Fair Planned for August 23 to 26
Plans are under way for the annual Youngsville Community Fair at Island Park from August 23 to 26. Exhibits must be in place by 9 p.m. Wednesday. Buildings open 3 to 11 p.m. Thursday features include horse shoe prelims, log chopping, bicycle race, band concert, and dog show. Friday features poultry judging, horse pulling, finals in horse shoe, and band concert. Horse show highlighted for Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Youngsville
Island Park
Warren County P. P. A
Corry School Board Sets 1939 40 Calendar With Minor Changes
The Corry Public Schools board adopted the 1939 40 calendar with seven days for Christmas and six for Easter recess. Opening is Sept 6 with a district meeting Oct 20, Thanksgiving Nov 23 24, Christmas Dec 22 Jan 1, Easter Mar 22 31, Memorial Day May 30, and final day June 6. Christmas prep days adjust around New Year’s.
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Corry
Board of Education
Ralph S. Dewey
Erie
Jans
Jolasses
Installment Payment Of School Taxes Voted
Corry voters may pay school taxes in quarterly installments again this year under a board of education plan approved unanimously. Taxes due October 1st December 1st February 1st and April 1st may be paid without penalty if installments are kept. Chairman Henton said collections are better this year, urging strict economy to keep expenditures within budget and reduce borrowing in 1939 80 as the district remains financially improved.
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Corry
Board of Education
Nan Carl L. Henton
Chairmas Henton
Colesgors
Republicans Show Gained In Warren County News Item
In Warren County register tallies show Republicans increasing by about 1300 during the registration period from November 1937 to August 1938. Democrats declined correspondingly with roughly 260 fewer registrants. County registration officials announced the figures, noting a Republican lead at the end of the period.
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Warren
Tanom
Warrenounty
Burglary Foiled at Reed Street Home in Brie
In Brie early Monday a prowler attempted to enter Edwire Arndt's home at 222 Reed Street. Arndt, awakened, retrieved a .22 caliber revolver and fired when told to stop as the intruder fled. Neighbors reported no further sightings. investigation shows an attempted entry only.
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Brie
Aug
Edwire Arndet
Reed Street
Arndt
Arnult
Puey
Local option defeat reported in Warren County vote
Local option is ruled out in Warren County amid debate on taxation and governance. Voters face questions about nonresident rights and the plan's implementation while officials argue over required majorities and the approach to taxation and public spending.
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Warren County
Cafeteria Managers Named at Two Buildings
Board of Education approved cafeteria committees Monday. Mrs Harold Patterson renamed manager of the Junior High cafeteria and Mrs Lyn Campbell appointed to oversee the program at Senter High building. Council and in charge of the project praise the successful supervising of the labeling of the two buildings.
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Board of Education
Harold Patterson
Lyn Campbell Aves Aeuin
Naville
Boul
Iy Contiie
Labor mediator arrives to help settle Erie strike
Thomas M Finn a U S labor department mediator native to Erie arrived from Washington to mediate the dispute at Wie Guetin Manufacturing Company 1448 Cherry street The plant was closed and about 10 strikers from Lodge 112 Steel Workers Organizing Committee stood picket duty The mediation aims for talks Tuesday with company and union reps
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Erie
Thomas M. Finn
U. S Department of Labor
Nepal
Chawford
Griffin Manufacturing Company
Harry W. Albins
Evie
Steel Workers Organizing Communitten Sivalivile
Cychetement
Two Cyclists Hurt In Crash At Sugar Grove
Jamestown August 15 Two persons were injured Sunday afternoon in a motorcycle accident near the show farm Sugar Grove Big Tree area. John Edward Hessel twenty suffered bruises and possible fractured pelvis. John Edward Weatherup twenty nine received burns to arms and legs. Both were taken to Jamestown General Hospital Weatherup dismissed after treatment. Eric Carlson four sustained a serious head injury when the scooter he was riding was struck near his home. He is in a Jamestown hospital. Floyd W Brown two Otis seriously injured when scaffolding broke during exterior painting at St Marys church in Ellisonville died Sunday afternoon at City hospital. Brown fell from twenty feet.
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Show Farm
Sugar Grove
Big
John Edward Hessel
John Edward Weatherup
Jamestown Genera Hospital
Weatheruppeng
Eric Carlson
Brown
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