Mejdville School Board Votes to Provide Facilities
Mejdville school directors voted yesterday afternoon to provide facilities for 70 month and tenth grade students who will be displaced next fall due to Wie Vernon township high school closure. The Vernon board also decided in January to close the two year high school at Fredericksburg, affecting this term. A separate notice invites readers to a West Spring Creek Grange meeting Friday evening February 13 with music by Penne Farr Boys and an admission of 35 cents per couple. visitors 10 cents.
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Mejdville School Board
Vlosdig
Vernon Township
Vernon
Fredericksburg
West Spring Creek
Grange Hill
Penne
Farr Boys
Lianston’s
City highway office to take over former rail area
Mayer Haptile of Tesville learns the District Highway Superintendent confirms the plan to transfer and maintain the former sleet car rail area along East Malii street by the highway department. Pleaunville schools will stay on eastern standard time until March 40 as decided by the school board. Dr. L B Woodmaney, former pastor at Oil City Grace Methodist, died in Chicago at his home after a long illness. Mrs. Deborah Yocum of Meadville was injured in a fall suffering a fractured hip and taken to Spencer hospital. The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society meets at 2 45 pm Wednesday with hostesses Mrs. Charles Dudl stand Mrs. W Pangborn and Mrs. Merritt unl. Rebekahs Helping Hand club to meet Thursday in I O O P hall with a special program. Mrs. Rachael Moffit reported ill at her West Smith street home.
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Tesville
S$. Wackson
Franklin
Centeslavehue
East Malii
Highway Department
Pleaunville
L. BD. Woodmayey
Oil City
Grave Methodist
Chuely
Oi City
Chica
N.Y
Woodmaney
Grace Church
Deborah Yocum
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Yocum
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Charles Dudlstand
W. Pangborn
Merritt Unl
Rebekals Helping Hamel Club
Rachael Moffit
West Smith Street
Christensen Motors
Thomass Seyler
Oz City
Camp Meade
Seyler
Eugene Butler
Nekro
Mend Alle
Hosea ‘Williams
Alsé
Russell Theuret
Auer Agency
New York Herala—Tribune
Martha Thornton
Maths Watriss
Sir Henry Thornton
Long Point
Charles D. Wetmore
Jamestown
Paul P. Joke
Edgewater Mission Covenant Church of
Chicago
First Mission Church
G. A. Ladd
Cinch
Fev
Carl G. Charm
St. Paul
Minn
First Covenant Church
B. Pearson
Iron Mountain
Mich
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Warren State Hospital
Saniferin
Albert Nicklas
St Marys
St Marys Hospital
Bradford
Punetal
John M. Dunn
Duns Tiger Store Aere
St. Bernard
Maple Avenue Hospital
Chetawqua County
Dunkirk
Jean Smith
Shermin
Laurene Spraaue
Dorothy Dean
Sherman
Lanstohs
Womer
Railet Corps No. 40
Kirk Brown
Franklin's oldest resident marks 98th birthday
Pranklin notes Mrs. Martha Jane Bridges, Franklin's oldest resident, observed her 98th birthday in good health. She lives alone near her son James M. Bridges, enjoys visitors, reads daily papers, and rises each morning to breakfast and her paper. Nearby, Salem Evangelical church celebrated the mortgage burn of a new Sunday school annex and discussed further improvements.
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Warren
Salem Evangelical Church
Atmex
Lnter
Miller's News & Sport Store
Jamestown
Yo Lield
City Hall
Sea Scouts
Arthur Ahlin
Cherry Creek
Balcoms Cornec
Mas
Clyde Thayer
South Dayton
Robert Tweetsoll
Thayer
Townsend Hospital
Gowanda
Betsy
C. H. Lee
State Police
Chiang Kal-Shek in Surprise Visit to India
Chiang Kai-shek arrives in India in a surprise visit aimed at solidifying friendship with the Allies and coordinating against aggression. Talks expected on defense of Rangoon, Burma Road continuity, and a Tibet-Chungking-Tadlan railway route to ease reliance on Burma Road, signaling possible Asiatic unity against Japan.
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Chiang Kal-Shek
India
Chiang
Cpnnion
Democratic Front
Rangoon
Burma
Oh & Road
Tibet
Chungking
Tadlan
Assam
China
Funeral Services for George Richards
Private funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Mary Richards in Garland for George W Richards who died Friday evening after a long illness. Rev Dwight Jock of the Methodist church in Youngsville officiated. Pallbearers were Cleve Richards Bert Richards Harry Richards Ralph Morris Gene Clancy and William Gey. Burial followed in the family plot at the Methodist cemetery in Garland. Relatives neighbors and friends attended the service including C J Richards Burt Richards Harry Richards of Youngsville Charles Cochran of Union City and Weston Taylor and Frank Howard of Spring Creek.
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Welch
Mra
Richard
Garland
George W. Richards
Dwight Jock
Methodist
Youngaville
Cleve Richards
Bert Richards
Harry Richards
Ralph Morris
Gene Clancy
William Gey
Gatland
C.J. Ricards
Burt Richards
Youngsville
Charles Cochran
Union City
Weston Taylor
Prank Howard
Spring Creek
Senators Seek Farm Labor Deferment Policy
Two U S Senators Norris and Nye urged a national policy to defer military service for essential farm labor. They warned a farm labor shortage could curb food output and urged the selective service system to defers those needed to maintain farm production. Nye said he raised the issue with Brig Gen Hershey, director of selective service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
Nye
R-Nd
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Two Lebanon Boys Drown In Quarry Pool
In Lebanon Pennsylvania two boys Merwin Mills age 10 and Benedict Hermansky age 8 drowned after ice on a quarry pool collapsed. Mills fell in first and Hermansky jumped in to help, both submerged. A rowboat circled the pool and recovered the bodies with two other boys watching.
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Lebanon
Isocmaven
Merwin Mills
Benedict Hermansky
Hermansky
Mills
Body of Young Flier Reaches OL City
The body of Gail T. Updegraft, 23, of Shippenville, arrived in OL City from Langley Field Virginia. He was killed in an airplane accident several days earlier near Langley Field. Updegraft was born December 23 1919 in Franklin. His father Barry J. Updegraft was employed at Colburn Machine Tool Company.
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Gity
Gail T. Updegrafi
Shippenville
Langley Field
Updegrafl
Franklin
Barry J. Updeerttt
Colburn Machine Tool Company
Believed burned liner may yet be salvaged
The U S naval auxiliary Tafaytte burned and toppled after grounding on the water. Fireboats steadied the scene as Hear Admiral Andréas ordered abandonment to save lives. Admirals Andrews and Andréas disputed sabotage while tide and water pressures hindered salvage. The article notes the Titusville Red Cross War Fund surpassing its goal, reaching 10,339.13 dollars, and lists a Meadville marriage license filing for George L. Foster of Corry.
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U. S. Naval
Tafayette
Adolphus Andréas
Third Naval District
Admiral Andrews
Wnis
Titusville
Jamestown Flier Missing in Action February Fifth
Jamestown reports the loss of Sergeant Harlow Eugene Johnson, 26, of the Royal Canadian Air Force, missing on active service overseas since February 5. Son of Archie M. Johnson, a former Post-Journal foreman, he was born in Jamestown and attended local Dublin schools, graduating from high school in 1933. He then studied at Brown University, the University of Virginia, and Louisiana State University.
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Jamestown
Canadian Air Stat
Ottawa
Archie M Johnson
Harlow Eugene Johnson
Royal Canadian Air Force
Tate Tandlg
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Louisiana State University
Baton Rowse
Two More Cases Against Houck
A Centre County grand jury in Bellefonte charged 22 year old former musician Hoy Kenneth Houck with assault and battery in two street attacks on Betty Schenck and Mary Elizabeth Sloop. The panel also weighed charges of assault and battery in earlier assaults on Grace Gray and Kathryn Brion. Houck already received a two year sentence to the Allegheny County workhouse for similar offenses against two Lock Haven girls.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
Hoy Kenneth Houck
Ernest J. Teichert
State College
Grace Gray
Kathryn Brion
State College Borough
Houck
Alleheny County
Lock Haven
Junior High Addition Plans Altered at Board Meeting
The board discussed revisions to the teacher tenure act and approved several staff changes. Norman Koontz resigns as substitute at Senior High. Florian Florek named to replace Stanley Anderson at 1300 dollars yearly. Mrs. Bert Williams fills vacancy caused by Mrs. Cora Smith’s death. additional route business transacted. Superintendent Dewey notes changes in instructional staff and an accident involving Dr. Margaret Spencer. health teacher’s actions deemed adequate. Windaldin insurance for the high school renewed at 50000 with three-year cost 74 dollars 25 cents. policy held by three agencies.
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Goard
Norman ¢. Koontz
Florian Florek
Stanley E. Anderson
Bert Williams
Cora G. Smith
Dewey
John Preebourne
Charles Alexander
Erie
Margaret Spencer
Mv. Ard
Allan Spencer
West Wayne Stréet
Dubler High
Itland
Staidr Egh
First Action in Auto Rationing Ordered
Harrisburg February 10 T M Fier Transaal state rationing administrator announced steps on automobile rationing would begin February 13 with claims of undelivered new car purchases in December. Those who placed orders before January 1 must present proof to local rationing boards as general auto rationing begins.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
T. Mfier Transeaal
Nepsons
Geales
Golden Gloves Champions Crowned in Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports six teenaged boxers earning top honors at the Golden Gloves trials. New York next month will host national semifinals as 14 Philadelphia fighters claimed titles ahead of the big event before about 10,000 spectators at Convention Hall.
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Wey
Philadelphia
Mme
New York
Foreign Whisperings of War Aid And Price Demands
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