Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files
A Board of Education meeting named Whittlesey president and Harry Auer vice president. Frank Tauro left for Bowling Green Kentucky for an indefinite period. Mr and Mrs B J Hawley celebrated their wedding anniversary at the home of daughter Mrs W W Eymonds with about fifty relatives attending. Miss Hulda Wisted married and will reside in Warren as organist at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Mrs L R Bliss hosts a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs Charles L Close of East Dyange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Whittlesey
Harry Auer
BJ. Hawley
W. W. Eymonds
Pete Christensen
Columbus
Sid
Hulda Wisted
Qwuire
Warren
L. R. Bliss
Charles L
East Dyange
Gounell
Postacripts
Aero
Nanawemenk
Amnion
Dayton
Mes
Matilda Nast
Tor Garpus Christi
Texas
Danusty Tat
Jerome Nast
Garry Boy
Hulu Gruber Wolf
St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
Rowe
Prscistdatt
Stella Sommers
Schwing
Ay Arboldabel
Bucleoh
Hightonne
Lanenchy Warren Thea
Gipgy
Cor Smith
Claes
New York Journal-American
Lanston
Dan Caldwell
Vite Rex Theatre
Staf
Nies Plese
Phé Beta Kappa
Grekleiter College
William
Maxy Cole Degy
Virginia
George Schell
Erie Daily Echo Bundles Local News and Rumors Across State Lines
Roaming Round column notes decayed public notices and untidy society blurbs. Mentions include the Erie Highway Districts and Corry region, plus families like Miller and Palmquist. Reports touch on Liberty era events, postal rates, and scattered city updates with brief anecdotes about local staff and community figures.
Defense Bond mix up and car crash linked family affair
A confused report describes Fred Duci winning a defense bond as part of a local mix up. A Union City woman reports her auto ransacked after parcels were placed in another car. A North Gen tor street theft and a head on collision involve the family of Nell Clymer, with Rev Claude Groters, pastor, among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Duci
Olly, Aualic Association
North Gen
Tor Street
Fst
Union City
Delancey Lord
Company A
112Th Infantry
Iion
Operhiad
St Nell Clymer
Claude Groters
Une Churgh
Community raises 2000 for Dunkirk athlete care
A $2000 subscription drive in Dunkirk was organized by Thomas B. Smith of 503 McKinley Avenue to cover medical expenses for 17 year old August Jisskoweie. The high school athlete was injured in a hunting mishap and has lost sight in one eye. a board of trustees will administer the funds and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buneine
Thomas 8. Smith
McKinley Avenue
August Jisskoweie
Maceldert
House Bill Aims to Curb Labor Tactics in Defense Drive
The Pendulum seeks to curb strikes and picketing by defense industry unions, banning mass picketing and strikebreakers, mandating government supervised elections and union disclosures, and creating a federally mediated cooling-off system. Backers say the measure stabilizes wartime production against labor leaders like John L. Lewis, while critics warn of overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Ue Semaie
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pist
Fortumate
America
Meney U. S. Army
Eich
Workemn
Bt Am
Pare American Bund
Zahor Ieaders
States strive for thrift amid rising taxes and debts
The piece notes California and other states moving to cash basis budgeting next February while reducing public relief debts. It highlights rising tax revenues, large federal deficits, and uneven state efforts to fund improvements without increasing debt. It also mentions Ohio reporting a surplus and Washington’s growing federal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ohio
Washington
J Tairness
Misell
Bam
Admission gains listed in Bar exam room through years
Fragmentary OCR notes show phrases about admission and Bar exam progress. No clear date, names, or definitive events emerge. Summary captures the scattered references to admission, bar, and room access without firm details or outcomes.
DAILY Quiz Questions on Deers, Tin Pieces, and History
A scrambled quiz page asks readers to answer questions about a large deer, tin money pieces, the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, shoe menders pies and a religious/political debate, and other trivia. It mentions a Civil War era caption and asks for true or false and general knowledge items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faisons
Threadneedle Street
Angie Common
Amer Injarlish
U. S
Daily Dozen On Sleep Needs In Winter Health Note
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania an advisory on winter sleep. It states longer nights demand more rest as bodily processes slow. children require about fourteen to sixteen hours, gradually reducing to adult needs around seven to eight hours daily.
Fragmentary Facts on Birds and Measurement
Fragmentary text discusses a Wood duck described as 108 feet long and notes Nordic American species and United States context. Reading is incomplete and unclear, but hints at comparisons of bird sizes and geographic references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jamestown considers lifting downtown purge ban on cleanup shops
The Jamestown city planning commission on Thursday votes to urge city council to lift the existing ban on certain cleaning establishments in the downtown mercantile area, timing for Monday evening council consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
City Planning Commission
Mercwable
Prisoners to Be Held at Chautauqua Jail
Des Moines area notes state prisoners sentenced to a year or less would be housed at the Chautauqua County Jail rather than Monroe County Penitentiary. Sheriff Roy L. Chackwick told the board of supervisors Thursday the county paid about $10,700 last year for boarding prisoners at Monroe, about $3,000 over the estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Des
Chautully County
Monroe County
Roy L. Chacwick
Board of Supervisors
Rouse Cowles
North Harmony
Monro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Tauro
Bowling Greet Ky
Heath
Taday
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Matlon ‘Thompson
Prof. Wilson
Bori
Carl Hopkins
Spartansboro
Corry Hospital
Feces FA
Bony Byerieg
Ily
Dally
Sundsy
Veterans' Organizations
Grange
Uth Breet
Corry
Golegrove
Deormberg
Ind
Sciota
Erie County
Fred Ino. Wesam
44Th St
New York
Chicago
Martgate
Republica
Gomy Pa
Dasher
Rey
Richard Miller
Liberia
Arcadia
Ian Ads
Lehigh
Bare Vivors
Rev
Sam
Meinnes Steel Company
Hemi
Ross Mead
Union
Victoria Wojciechowski
Easlier
Witkel
Loblaws Grocetenin
Lin ‘Spaulding
George Palmer
Charles P. Keying
Fist Avenue
Erie Palmaquist
Corry Boy
Fred G. Palmquist
Titusville
6Fid
Dallas
Tex
Ross Allen
Florida Naturalist
Sale
Dlipster Capluras
Progaian Ue
Saeertown
Evward Brumber
Jena
Curlou Chaffee
Uix
Cony High
Howard Ross
Willie Mrs. Chartes
U.S Army
Erie Diocesap Legion of Decency
Filmus
Grete Garbo
Melvyn Douglas
M Amor
Slaley Anderson
Biloxi
Mississippi
Franklin
Jekwary Sanwalon
Pilkey” Johosin
Apbiier
al Dames
Ajax
Dunkirk
Toma
The
Medial Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Charlie
Celoron Park
Jamestown O
Just Phone
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Chautauqua
Cnn
Sked
Santa
Serbia
Saga
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Helen
North Center St
Prike
Lin. A
Don Leas
Ok Jas Litto Alle
Tstrese
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