Christmas program highlights at Clymer School
Clymer students staged a festive Christmas program on December 21 with grades one through seven performing plays, songs, and pageants. The seventh grade presented a pageant, while the Marionette Club showcased an amateur show. The boys’ basketball team beat Lakewood 27 to 24, with Be lk nap and Newhouse leading the effort in a hard fought game.
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Pegna
Library Club
Claude Hunsberger
Rodney Edwards
Harold Neckers
Donald Kolstes
Carol ‘Fooman
Leon
Howard Mowers
Phyllis Bausink
Carilon King
Avdith Rheborgen
Marilyn Turk
Red Rade
Huest Warnshuts
Gwalyn TeCtulver
Joyce Legters
Gwendolyn Raymond
Carol Howles
Donna Ton
Ann Burton
Mary Low McCann
Marilyn Grayvnk
Carol Hghleman
Alfred Lamparilli
Thomas Bridges
Chures Hunsberger
Charles Edwards
John Gojberp
Christinne
James ‘Thompson
Roger Becker
Katherine Groters
Dorothy Zion
Myrtle Cody
Dusine Johnsen
Gilbert Te. Quinkk
Fowerd Turk
Mama Newhouse
Carol Ton
Jimmy Markello
Kvena Ren~ Skeers
Clayton Dewink
Joan Koo~ Man
John Gibbons
John Neckers
Gorden Holihiuse
Lurene Groters
Barbara Meetdink
Phyllis Pitt
Grade
Nroeraa
Bethlehem
Rade
Cluther
Lakewood
Cam
Lake- Wood
Belknap
G. Newhouse
T. Newhouse
H. Tenhumen
F. Rnehergen
DB. Sp
Bids Opened on New Mead Township Consolidated School
Bids were opened by Mead township officials for a proposed consolidated school to be built on land from the Warren Nations Bunt. The lowest bids include 25 449 for general contract, 82 274 for paving, 108 Lene butshor for electrical work at 1 084 1, all to be awarded pending Public Works Administration approval. The site is the former Probe farm at Clarendon Heights, on about three acres purchased from the Warren Nations Bunt.
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Lene Butshor
Nourse Company
Erie
Public Works Administration
Probe
Clarendon Heighta
Warren Nations Bunt
Order of Goats Revived in Marysville News
An historic group called the Independent Grey of Coats revived in Marysville after a 30 year lull. The organization, formed 85 years ago, had stalled amid member losses during the last five years before resuming activity.
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Order OF Goats
Tts
Seibers
Ims
Old Age Claims in State Above National Average
Pennsylvania old age claim payments exceed the national average due to higher state payments. 1,025 claims certified for payment in the area served by the Social Security office, with November totals of 1,527 claims totaling $106,089.46. The national totals reach 250,782 payments since 1937, with $10,697,111.89 paid in November and $1,190,258.24 statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Lips Social Security
C. Hoover
Jenial Security Band
Eloints
Mir. Hoover
Hoover
Coeial Security Board
Orror
Woman Slashed by Husband In Christmas Night Incident
In Erie, Mrs. Paul Blowart of 135 West 17th Street was wounded in a Sunday morning assault by her husband Paul Blowart, 49. Both were fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. Five stitches were required at Hamot hospital. Police released them after noon. A hospital puzzle item notes disabled veterans at Livermore favored dictionaries for crossword puzzles as Christmas gifts.
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Knefe
Paul Stewart
Tome Mra Stewart
Paul Blewart
Casta Wach
James Lonergan
Livermore
Cal
USA
Veteran's Hospital
Thompson's Harsoma Compound Tablets touted for kidney relief
Stop distress of getting up nights and pains from kidneys. Thompson's Harsoma Compound Tablets claim to clean out kidneys strengthen bladder and act as a tonic for stomach, liver and bowels. Available at your drugstore.
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Thompson
von Thompson
Two WPA Workers Arrested for Misconduct in Court
On December 27 two WPA employees were arraigned in Policy Court on disorderly conduct charges after incidents with women. Christian Jensen, 44, received 19 days in jail. Bessie Cook, 45, was discharged on a suspended sentence.
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WPA
Candy Stolen From Parked Auto On East Main Street
A thief took a box from Lorane Hamiltons car parked on Mill Street Saturday night. Snow tracks led through the alley to Concord Street where they disappeared. Police investigated but recovered little.
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Lorane Hamilton
East Main Street
Mill Street
Concord Street
City Council to Close 1938 Business Sessions
City officials plan a special session Wednesday to wind up the year. The agenda includes third readings of the tax levy and appropriation measures, while Tax Assessments stay at 11 12 mills. Treasurer Millen has been settling final mint items and collecting city bills.
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Cornell
Trene Millen
Mont
Clymer Auto Damaged in Railroad Collision
Friday night two vehicles near Glade bridge were damaged when struck by an eastbound freight train. Driver Merle Hidum of Clymer and Paul Zonk of Bromiyster aided by a bystander prevented greater harm as the train plowed through, with no injuries reported.
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Paul Zonk
Bromiystor
Brookston
Zook
Zovis
Three Die En Route to Erie Wedding Crash
Three Chicago residents headed for a Youngstown wedding near Erie Pennsylvania were killed in a Sunday morning crash in Angola Indiana. A fourth woman was severely injured as the bridal party traveled from Chicago to attend Miss Lily Olshansky and Harry Lechney’s wedding.
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Chicago
Indiana
Youngstown
Lamonten
Lolingstown
Youngs
Erie
Lilly Olshonsky
Thomas Washer
Willem Olshmsky
Pay Olshansky
Somis Gyockestsin Ijivet
Suraly Learner
Harry Lechney
80Th Street
Eric
Misa Olhansky
Anshi Enegh
Kat! Doais
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Ohio’ State Line
Fred McKeen
Delta O.mi
Broektstein
Lanrner
Dr Charles Kemble Erie medic dies in 1947
Dr Charles Kemble of Tidionte Pennsylvania, a physician trained at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia in 1897, died after a lengthy illness. He practiced medicine for fifty years in Erie and was born March 1, 1874.
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Charles Kemble
Erie
Ubivles Emis
Marsh
Tidionte
Katy Physicien
Jeffers Medical College
Philadelphia
Bakitunee
Governor Blasts Missouri Prosecutor Over Prosecution
Governor criticizes Jackson County prosecutor W. W. Graves Jr. amid accusations of biased, overzealous prosecutions. The statement cites concerns about political influence and crime handling in Kansas City and surrounding areas, linking to broader law and order debates.
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W.W. Graves, Jr
W. W. Grakes, Jr
Jackson County
Missouri
Hag Hoe
Gow Lloyd Stare
Hig
Gargoota
Ana Gary Stark Fet Ondererd
Kansas Ci
Warren Boy on World Voyage Arrives in Los Angeles
Warren Grandin, son of Mrs Guy Grandin, arrived in Los Angeles with fellow traveler Thomas Marston after a voyage aboard a small Greiahter. The pair toured various countries, took many photos, and shared experiences with people they met. They planned to stay with relatives and awaited further invitations from producers in Hollywood.
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Warren
Re Grandin
Guy Mt. Grindi
Third Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
Vemi
Thomas Marston
Germantown
Hil
Pittstown
Rapeek
Los
Stimen Throweh
Hollywood
Pennsylvanias Liquor Taxes Payed To Federal Government
Philadelphia report notes that Pennsylvania has paid 160 million dollars in taxes on distilled spirits produced in the state. The tally is part of official accounting by Edward C. Daugherty, district supervisor of the federal alcoholic tax unit. Beer taxes are listed separately at about 152 thousand dollars. A separate paragraph mentions plants growing over mineral deposits as observed in Collier's Weeks.
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PENN
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanis
Edward C. Daugherty
Collier's
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