Clymer School News Highlights Home Decoration Prizes
Central School and Clymer students report fundraiser prizes for home decorations, Christmas activities, and civic projects. Students tour the bank, defend school programs, and prepare metal work, homemaking gifts, and a new eighth grade basketball club. Teachers and supervisors praise progress and planned January metals unit.
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Tus Central School
Mevinden
Findley Lake
Gertrude Wiams
Carl Carlisch
Richard Cole
Walter Smith
Robert Hulett
Booman
Brown
Latence Spring
Kenneth Mart
National Defense School
Glymer
Blaine Wallace
Spring
Hart
Bridges
Os.y
Wallace
Leslie Weeks
Wilbur Lockenhouse
Mark Ives
Colburn
Mayville Central
Phyllis Pill
Winifred Pitt
Aldrey House
Huth Seburman
Lois Eschelmah
Pauline Smith
Dorothy Yatko
Gertrude Williams
Christ
Doris Stahlman
Kate
Lsa Wiggin
Christmas and Scrooge
Blekens
Tie Davemon
Rouseville Boy In Thick Of Pearl Harbor Battle
Franklin December 19 A Rouseville youth Malcalm Smith son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith serving in the U S Navy was aboard a destroyer in the Pearl Harbor attack He reports five Japanese planes shot down and all aboard his vessel unscathed He says the battle was terrifying and he may not write often but is safe amid the chaos
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Rouseville
U. S. Navy
Japan
Pearl Furbor
Malcalm
Smith
Jesse Smith
Sparta Child Recovers From Burns Many Holiday Parties
Sparta Nebs notes Christmas gatherings at Mrs Farold Porden home with decorations and gifts. Raymond McCray, two, recovering from scalding soup incident. new baby Hild LeRoy Tillotson welcomed. town news covers church events, funerals, and school programs. Rev. Lundberg presides over services. community shares condolences for Lyda Titus death.
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Ivy Embroidery Club
Mre
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Seelelhow
Patchen
American Legion Auxiliary
Tore Thorogood
American Legion
Jay
Huff Post
Raymond
Clyde McCray
McGray
Baptist Church
Edward Webber
Perry Tillotson
Nora
Shelp
Townville High School
Robert Ritis
Freda ‘Toyber
Lyda Titus
Fumera
Toxray
Witnev
Anold Lundberg
Ben
Nee
Add Mes
Floyd Doolittle
Untob City
Dorus Shreve
Garland
Wirt Ingram
Ernest Platt
Corry
William LaPaze
Wud
Robert Wins
Springvillé
Preda ‘Tanbe
Youngstown
Ohio
Clayton Patchen
J. ¥. Shreve
Vda Titus
Maude
Cambridge Springs
Velma Blakeslee
Davillers
Opal
Inez
Leon Hill
Pred Muir
Erie
Mabel Schweekengost
Floyd
J. A. Waugaman
Las i
Rey Waugaman
Lucy Morris
Ine Daslor
Armold Lundbérs
Women Society of Christian Service
Ina Smith
Ida Firth
Arnold Lundberg
Glyde Kinney
Kenneth Waid
Fern Sayré
Arnold Lundbern
Jesse Whitney
Mra Firth
Vandals damage 38 parking meters in Jamestown
Police report shows 38 meters in the west downtown area damaged Sunday night. Meters between Lafayette and Main on West Third Street and Third and Sheathman’s alley had the dials smashed and indicators fanned. Extensive damage required meter replacements.
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Veco
Lafayette
Main Streets
West Third Street
Mein Street
Third Street
Sheathman's Alley
Lawrence Park Plans to Install Air-raid Siren
Erie dispatch reports Lawrence Park commissioners voted to purchase an air‑raid siren for the community east of the city. The unit will be atop the Lawrence Park police barracks, offering several miles of sound range, with city officials seeking parity with plans for nearby Erie. Helen Langler left for Chicago to visit her mother‑in‑law.
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Erie
Lawrencd Park
Lawrence Fark
Pounysylvania Motor Police
Upe
Volt Howe
Lawrence Pasle
Fielnla
Terwrence Park
City of Ice
Charles R. Barber
Alé Rald
Harey Douglas
Helen Langler
Chicago
Mr. Langler
New Sheriff to Have Private Office Amid Turmoil
Sheriff-elect Pred Tambertan will use a private office in the county complex starting in January. Tension rose as workers pounded and shouted inside the county commissioners’ office for about two hours, while Kupplin criticized plans for the private space before Tambertan’s formal take office.
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Kupplin
BRI Tokyo Victory Admits Shill Involvement
A Tokyo based operation linked to BRI admits planting shill accounts to sway discussions. Officials say the tactic targeted social platforms to distort public perception ahead of policy debates. Investigators are reviewing financial trails and communications for accountability.
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