Warren County items feature local staffing moves and notices
The Warren County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced that Roger J. Wolz will transfer to the School of Conservation at Brockway as a staff member. Elmer Simpson will fill the deputy role temporarily. Separate notes report overnight parking proposals, a Friday the 13th superstition, a water line break at Weston’s Bakery, a fire at a Guys Mills barn, divorce statistics from Evie County court, a Erie County marriage license, property transfers, Harold Buchholz named cherry pie contest chair, school addition plans costing about 1.2 million, local youths in trouble, a golfer signing with North East, and weekly oil demand and weather outlook.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Exile County
Roger J. Wols
School of Conservation
Brockway
Jefferson County
Wolz
Elmer Simpson
Union City
Harold Buchhols
North East
Trnal
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Red Cherry Growers Association
Buchholz
Erie County
Hawaii
Sheraton Hotel
Vida Heiter, 52, Dies After Illness
Vida Heiter died at age 52 after a period of illness. She was born in Ispriap Heron Tawaatie and moved to Harbor 1969, later living in Curry Blue and Ree from WEAVN aban. Survived by husband Willian Heller, son Willan OG McCafferty, brothers Mee Lawnon Albion Gearie Hawied, sisters Mr. Glaylys Muermoy and Mrs. Mayelita Horuljas. Funeral service Sunday at 2 pm with burial at Down wine tiling and temporary interment arrangement.”
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Tanbor Geek
Ind
Fae
Sean
Uy Harbor
Wulsband
Willian Heller
Willan OG McCafferty
Harehorcreek
Mire Brothers
Mee Lawnon
Albion
Gearie
Nowistawn
Dames Hanon
Thiuwo
Glaylys Muermoy
Arne Agu Ga
Mayelita Horuljas
Civatel
Thypryians
Bad Boy of Music Dies
Abstracted obituary notes George Antheil born in Trenton New Jersey, called the bad boy of music for avant garde works. He studied piano in Philadelphia, collaborated with Bloch, toured Europe with his experimental pieces and wrote the autobiography Bad Boy of Music.
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Prov
Oudk
Cass
George Antheil
Las Hone
Yhars
Wing Villehit
Antheil
Bie
Glemhanes
Trenton
Constantin Vot Stoehborne
Philadelphi
Kynnst Bloch
Philadelphia
Anthell
Patist
Amerie
Bud Boy
Art Director Dies in Late Life at Major Museums
Robert Aller Holland, 90, longtime director of the SL Dottie City Art Museum and former curator at the Nelson Art Gallery, died Wednesday of heart disease. He also led Kansas City art circles and influenced regional exhibitions. His death prompted tributes from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton arts communities.
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Dies ST Lows
Robert Aller Holland
Lincoln Birthday Observances Across Nations and Cities
The piece traces global Lincoln commemorations marking the 150th anniversary with ceremonies in Springfield and Washington. It notes tributes by Sandburg to Lincoln at a joint session, speeches by Mayor Willy Brandt and others, wreaths from Eisenhower and Brandt, and pilgrimages to Hodgenville. It highlights calls for civil rights, unity, and frugality in spending as Republican orators promote Lincoln’s principles.
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Abraham Larotn
Willy Prandt
West Terin
Lincoln
Springfield UI
Berndt Seaking
Linecols
Brand
Ty Lanlon
Moscout Pel Aviv
Ani Osly
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Bornosa
Far East
Ile
Pistons Trade Yardley to Nationals in Shakeup
Detroit star George Yardley was traded by the Pistons to the Nationals in a bold move. Yardley joins Syrienne for Fat Conlin and will report to the Nationals tonight for immediate duty with Me Nuts alongside new teammates.
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Pistons
George Yardley
Detroit
National Basketball Associaion
Delvil Pistons
Syrienne Nationals
Fat Conlin
Yardley
Tech
Vise
Judge Finds Man's Story Hard To Believe
Antoiniy Bolmanski, 38, faced a criminal charge after telling a county court his neighbor’s car broke down and was repaired with a garage receipt he cannot recall. The judge deferred sentencing to February 23 and ordered detective George Woolmer to investigate the Balman story.
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Ronnie Hoek
Enines
Antoiniy Bolmanski
Jin
Elmer Evans
Mehink County
George Woolmer
Balmanky
Halmanwkl
Hold Rites For L. A. Hotchkiss Pliner
Obituary note for Lonson A Hotchkiss who died at home in Bewe Lake. Funeral services were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev Avra McGill officiating. Interment at Mina Cen. Several pallbearers and attendees named from Bear Lake and nearby towns.
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Pliner
Lonson
A. Hotchkiss
Bewe Lake
Spitzer
Clymer
Avra McGill
Pairview
Mina Cen
Thomage Crow
Donald Miner
Max Hotchkiss
Lloyd, Earl
Paul Andrews
Kenneth Hartford
Willem Wevers
Vincent Goodrich
Clyde Manwaring
Gerald Crosby
Hollis Martin
A. J. Morton
Casper Goodrich
Bear Lake
Hazel Gage
Jol Bady
Walter Newhouse
North East
Velma Brockman
Doris Mutlis
Edna Newton
Day Alday
Max Hotchielss
Meadville
Cutting Sunday Speaker at Cutting Church
Roger Coons of Spartansburg will speak at Cutting Sunday at 8 o'clock. He and Mrs Coons plan to depart to serve as missionaries. They will present slides on their work in bias ford. Multiple local families and groups attended services and gatherings across the area including Boy Scout activities and various dinners.
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Roger Coons
Spartansburg
Coons
Hubbard
Clyde Courtright
Alvin Vrooman
Clymer Hill
Cymer Methodist Church
Walter DeShazer
Douglas
Randall Shimper
Jack Thompson
Gordon Shampoe
Pollo Drive
French Creek
Walter de Shazer
John Grden
Jamestown
Scouts’ Round Table
George Hapgood
Orpha Hapgood
Charles Park
Sherman
Donald Willey
Local families update from Meadville area neighbors
Mr and Mrs Amos VanEarden visited Meadville on Tuesday amid news of Edwin Gruyvik’s heart attack and hospitalization. The Vans traveled with Mr and Mrs Louly TeWinkle of Clymer. The White family bought the Thompson farm and plan moves to LW houses soon. Ralph Thompson Jr will move to Erie County after the school year. Sherman Maring family relocated from Thompson farm to a farm at Median. Elmer Heath and Claw Damor party visited Lawrence Dunnewilil on Sunday.
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Willey
Harboiereok
Late Bemis
Corry
Max Bemis
Paul Shampoe
Lawrence Redding
Gayle. Marsh
Bruce Curdy
Deborah
Franklin
Carl Marsh
Linda Redding
Robert Litz
Erie
Janice Deaton
Silas Deaton
Austin
Ind
Children's Hospital
Louisville
George Imhoff
Paul Shinko
Anita
Hatch Hollow
Amos VanEarden
Janice
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
The
Marines
Kenneth McCray
and Mix
Clyde Bugens
Meadville
Edwin Gruyvik
Meadville Hospital
van Earden
Louly TeWinkle
Clymer
Herbert, White
John White
Claw Damor
Son
Corty
Lawrence Dunnewilil
Frances Frost, Vermont-born poet and author, dies
Frances Frost, prominent poet novelist and author of children’s books, died Wednesday of cancer. She taught at the University of Vermont and wrote for the New York Herald Tribune and various magazines. Born in St Albans, Vermont.
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New York
Frances Frost
Ank Poviey
University of Vermont
New York Herald
St Albans
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