County School Directors Meet Feb 19 at Erie Convention
Baiosl directors of nearby Wainships Wayne and Goocord attend the forty ith annual convention of the Behoo Directors Association of Brie QUAETY to be held in the court Mouse at Erie on Thursday February 1901 at 10 a.m. Morning session presided by Clarence T. Bryan with minutes, committees, reports, and speeches by Capt. Harry Douglas and P. Van Ness. Luncheon at First Methodist Church. Afternoon session features talks on high school status and education policy, followed by a resolutions committee report and adjournment.
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Baiosl
Wayne
Goocord
Behoo! Directors’ Association of Brie Quaety
Erie
Aloe
First Methodist
East Boro
Abnor
Clarence T. Bryan
President
East Reek
Sitly Sandy
Afrail
Harry Douglas
Ehief Air Enid
Erie Counby
Association At Work
van Ness
Secy
State School Directors’ Association
Samuel W Barish Named Manager of New Topp’s Store
Samuel W Barish of Wikes Bare has been named manager of the new Topp's Ladies Ready-to-Wear store opening at the storeroom adjoining the Triangle Shoe Company on North Center Street. Topp's will offer a full line of ladies apparel though an opening date has not been set. The store is expected to launch late this month after extensive decorating and remodeling including a second door conversion into two attached spaces, one to house Mr Barish.
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Samuel W. Barish
Wikes~ Bare
Neah Allder Way
Barish
Main Line Blocked Metuchen Disrupts Pennsy Trains
A broken overhead line between Metuchen and New Brunswick tied up three of the four main time tracks of the Pennsylvania system last night. The outage affected more than nine dozen trains including key expresses to the south and west, forcing delays and detours. Local crews worked to restore service as power was interrupted across the line.
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Metuchen
N. J
Here
New
Founders Day program highlights Sparta PTA gathering
Sparta Spartanburg Feb 12 The Sparta PTA observes Founders Day Monday with a lengthy program led by Helen Shreve Morris and other officers. Readings duets playlet and prayers set to music accompany goals by club members and a small admission charged. Public events include Legion and Grange meetings, a dinner, and a Vocational School registration drive with fixtures including a John Deere display.
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Spartansburg
Parent Teachers Association
Helen Shreve
Florence Snapp
Minnie Myers
Nell Burton
Wilbert Thompson
Dennis Coyle
Walter Rogers
Armed Foxes
Sparta Grange
Busness
Lael Morton Rebel Lodge
Linty Drake Lodge
Titusville
J. A. Winkas
Belge
Albert Fish
Ploy Ramnsey
Nola ‘Yous
Elih
Fy Smirmdery Club
Florence Snap
Glenn
Steadnan
Conjenut Lake Hotel
Spartansboro Vocational School
K. A. Bennett
American Legion
Meadville Boy Drowns In French Creek
A Meadville three year old boy and two adults died after drowning in French Creek near the Merwer Street Bridge. Firefighters Sea Scouts and volunteers searched six hours but could not recover the body from the icy stream. Continuous weather and water conditions hindered the rescue.
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Meadville
French Creek
John Charles
Jaciie
Matica
Mir
Lemuel Musien
Bryan Urges Awakening or War May Be Lost
Jamestown February 13 Julien Bryan photographer and lecturer urged awakening or war may be lost in a Civic Forum speech at Jamestown High School. He warned against belittling sacrifice and warned against underestimating Japan while urging a sustained effort to win the war.
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Bryan
Jamestown
Singapores
Pearl Harbors
Julien Bryan
Europe
South Amer- Tot
Titusville
Jamestown Civic Forum
Tv High School
Voninalng
Ching
Thant
Eliller
Japan
Berlin
Tokyo
Bonaventure Play Bill Marks First Female Stage Crew
At St Bonaventure College the ban on actresses is lifted as three student plays debut in Alumni Hall. Margaret Bane, an extension student from Highland, leads in Sham a drawing room comedy. Patricia Clare, from Hast Dunfon Street, also stars in a lead. The Black Valley features Our Lady’s Tumbler in a medieval setting.
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ST. Bonaventure
Bath
St. Bonaventure College
Mies Margaret Bane
Highland
Agenus
Olea
Sham
Alleckily
Petricia’ Clare
Dnfon Street
State to Spend $10,000,000 on Rural Highway Work
Harrisburg reports the department of highways will fund rural road improvements totaling about $10 million. Work will run this spring across ten counties Cambria Dauphin Delaware Lackawanna Lebanon Luzerne Luzerne? Matlin. involving light-type construction by department forces except Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Blast
Cambria
Carbon
Dauphin
Delaware
Payette
Lackawanna
Lebwham
Ligerne
Matlin
T. C. Frame
Met
Ian
Philadelphia
James
Frame
Annual Compulsory Employment Accident Reports Issued
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Inspection of the Department of Labor and Industry announces a third annual solicitation of employment accident reports on an exposure basis. This year it is compulsory for employers with eight or more workers, excluding coal mining agriculture and domestic service. Forms are mailed in triplicate and must be returned to Harrisburg with two copies. one copy goes to the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. The data will help industry reduce avoidable accidents and support war production.
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Bureau of Inspection
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
State Industrial Board
Harrisburg
Harrishire
Federal Bureau of Labor Stetlencies
Singapore Still Resists Duich to Defend Java
Singapore holds a stubborn line as British naval defences stand near Johore Strait and Tanglin while Japanese reinforcements press daylight moves from the Malay Peninsula. Reports say Singapore’s defenders still control the naval base area and at least portions of northern reservoirs, despite heavy losses and continued assault.
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Singapore
Duich
Java
Teaders
Surender
Malayan
Johore Strait
London
New Delhi
India
Nea
Tanglin
New Warning Signal Ordered In Erie
Erie learns installation of a U S Army connect box linking the city to New York interceptive command for instantaneous raid warnings. Workers began Thursday in a military secret location. The system will feed warnings via telephone and fire alarm links to alert Erie.
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Erie
New York
New
Erie Man Leaves Estate of Seventy Seven Thousand
Erie man Pred G. left an estate of about 37,000 dollars with 35,000 to be placed in trust for Julia F. Tayntor who is a thief beneficiary. Jewelry and cash go to two brothers Walter S. Wheeler and Arthur Wheeler. A housekeeper receives 200 dollars. remainder to nieces and nephews. City will install 24 hour box telephone operators to relay warnings and direct calls to stations. Wardens will coordinate the system with hourly high box watch. Installations expected to be completed soon.
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7Th Street
Jett
Wilfred
Hewlsver of
Ralph B. McCord
Julia F. Tayntor
Walter 5. Wheeler
Arthur Wheeler
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