CLYMER SCHOOL NEWS REPORTS STUDENT WORK AND HONOR ROLLS
Jan reports on operetta planning and chorus selection, band progress, and changes to festival format. The December honor rolls list High Honor and Honor recipients across grades seven and above, with perfect attendance notes for the first grade and holiday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Sal
Musio
Manuel
Fredonia
Phyllis Pitt
Ohd Bridges
Norman Coe
Vivian King
Foul Meyerink
Helen Sweet
Merle Wright
Hazel Foster
Carol McCann
Virginia Veulnk
Myla Wallace
Betty Luce
Doris Neckers
Lucy Schruers
Pauline Beminik
Winifred Rhebergen
Mary Walford
Glenn Warnshouss
Robert Willisms
Rosemary Williams
Gilhere Willink
Evelyn Sweet
John Weeks
Mary Zojano
Shirley Bradley
Velma King
Velen Tewinkle
Ruth Titus
Aylene Aders
Eva Bacher
George Christensen
Audrey Dulnk
Lorens Grater
James Thompson
Merle ‘Tohmpson
Howard ‘Turck
Slaney Walford
Lyle Warnahuls
Ralph Roush
Flora Maleski
Kay Groters
Bett
White
Myrtle Gibbons
Red Cross
Goverber
Two Injured in Ridgway Auto Crash
In Ridgway a pickup truck crashed into a signal tower at Main and Bind streets early Wednesday. Albert A. Van Stander and Grasser were injured. Grasser suffered lacerations and was taken to Elk County General Hospital, while Van Stander had slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisons
Yuseys Grasser
North Broad Street
Albert A. van Stander
Washington Street
St. Marys
van Stander
Bind Street
Grasser
Elk County General Hospital
Half Billion on Penn a Roads Past Ten Years
Harrisburg report shows from June 1 1931 to May 31 1941 the Department of Highways spent 3635,353,000 from the motor license fund for construction maintenance and subsidies to municipalities. The system grew from 13 000 to 40 500 miles and bridges rose from 4300 to 17800. Rural system costs accounted for 8198 464 000 and 23 454 000 to boroughs. County and township allocations totaled 69 260 000 with 17 5 percent of the outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Ascal
Sie
Tal
Hans
Oil City Blood Typing Program Begins Next Week
Oil City hospital will start blood typing of residents next Monday. A large portion of adults is expected to be typed, with records kept at the hospital for emergency reference. Volunteers may come alone or in small groups for testing by the regular laboratory staff.
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Oil City
OI City
Oil City Hospital
Egular Laboratory
Buckleys Canadian cough mixture on sale nationwide
Buckleys cough medicine claims instant throat and bronchial relief. Over ten million bottles sold. Lindsleys Pharmacy and major druggists stock the product as a premier Canadian discovery.
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Canada
Buckley
Lindsley
Erie Railroad rebuilds gains strength after fourth reorganization
The Erie Railroad, emerging from its fourth reorganization, is praised for strong finances and modern operations. Officials note its improved condition, ongoing improvements, and continued independence as a major double-tracked line linking New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Chicago.
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E.R.R
Olney
Erie
Soutern Tier
New York State
Udewater
Lake Erie
William C. Redfield
New York and Erie Railroad Company
Eleazor Lord
Banking and Commetrce
New York
Piermont
Hudson River
Willes Hough Fort Jervis
Binghamton
Elmira
Hornellsville
Dunkirk
Bunkirle
Millard Fillmore
Daniel Webster
Stephen Douglas
Jersey City
Irom New York
Suffern
N. Y
Paterson
Amriend
Aneng
J. P Morgagne Company
Chicago
Chesapeake & Ohi
Buffalo
Cleveland
Rome
Mrs Edward De Woody Passes Away in Warren
Hawari De Woody of Wyserrs aged about 70 died last evening at 10 30 at her daughter Mrs Ray Marbett’s home in Warren after a long illness. Survived by daughters Mrs Marbett Warren Mrs Walter Keppel and Mrs Charles Keppel Corry, several grandchildren two brothers Harry Thenburg Mass Pennsylvania William in California and two sisters Mrs Henry Young Corry and Mrs Hest Ebert Cambridge Springs. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm at the late home on Dartmouth Avenue Warren with burial in Tionesta Cemetery. Highway debt notes follow.
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Hawari de Woody
Wyserrs
Ray Marbett
Marbett
Warren
Walter Keppel
Chprias Keppel
Corry
Harry Thenburg
Murs
William
California
Henry Young
Hest Ebert
Cambridge Springs
Dartmout Avenue
Tionesta
Jer
Burglary Suspect Hides Under Counter In Hirsch Jewelry Store
Erie police arrest 49 year old Albert H. Kuechele after an alarm at Hirsch Jewelry, 1104 Stile street, alerted patrolmen at 3 26 am. Suspect found under a counter with stolen rings valued about 7 dollars after forced entry. Kuechele, who has prior prison terms for robbery and burglary, is held on an open charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Jr
Hirsch Jewelry
Stile Street
Albert H. Sawchele
French Street
Kuechele
John O'Rourke
Vincent Demblaski
Virgil Thomas
Joseph Paes
Barthele
Hirsch
Karohole
George J. Christoph
Stackpole Family Sign Warns Shooters in Biddeford Maine
In Biddeford Maine members of the Stackpole family posted a large printed sign warning shooters not to fire, with text reading Dont shoot i ray be x Stackpole, reflecting a tense local clash over gun violence and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Maine
Stackpole
Finns Denying Move For Peace
Finnish officials denied reports that Plaage would withdraw from the war against Soviet Russia. Spokesmen said no offensive operations had been instituted recently, citing German allies shifting to winter defenses as the reason for a defensive Finnish posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helsinkt
Finland
Plaage
Russia
Stockholm
Helsinki
Minnis Ministe
Moscow
Sweden
Reckless Driving Verdict In North Carolina Case
Raymona Stover of Vertigs Clark Lon Wentity was fined 10 dollars after being found guilty of reckless driving before Alderman C B Porter. The incident stemmed from an accident on December 23 involving a car linked to Bet Rerse of Spartansboro. A North Carolina town named Japntt is noted.
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Raymona Stover
Vertigs
Clark Lon Wentity
C. B. Porterhis
Stover
Imam Sccident
Bet Rerse
Spartansboro
Laurence heads Warren County Farmers' Assn at 25th anniversary
At the Warren County Agricultural Association annual meeting in Warren, Stanley Laurence of Farmington township was elected president for the coming year, succeeding Carleton J. Curtis of Columbus who headed the group since 1933. Other officers were listed, with attendance from the Chamber of Commerce and Warren River Club. Principal speaker was J. M. Fry, assistant director of extension at State College.
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Carleton J. Curtis
Columbus
Warren
Warren County Agricultural Association
Stanley Laurence
Farmington Township
Me Laurence Succords Curleyon J Curts
Lisyd Wildy Akeles
Arch Carter
Bearbake
Second View
Trp Johnson
Signs Grove
Mra
Lloyd Price
Bear’ Luke
Homer Mead
Chamber of Commerce
Warrén Riva Club
Prinéipal
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Clymer
Sreuth Grae High
Honex—Markyes
Ava King
Russell Bemis
Merle Holthove
Joan Kooman
Joyee Rouse
Jaequelyn Ott
Honor—Gerel To
Margaret Walford
Wilbur Lockenhowse
Donald LaRoge
Norms Newhouse
Huegene Green
Philip Russink
Helen Wright
Dory Farding
Evelyn Gieters
Alan Rheberwen
Leslie Weeks
Ridgway
Penn’a
Orrin M. Hillburg
North Center Street
Corry Insurance Agency
Hillburg
Marion Sullivan
Edward DE Woody
Antet Andi
Musure 4
America
Philco
I. F. Greait
Reot’s Furniture Store
Erie Store
North Carolina
Zuckerman
Dial
North Center
Query
Laurence
Warren County Farmers’ Ass
Josephing
Wapolean
Martinique
Chuck Roast
A. Tale Nets
Alps
del Monte
Graham
Haddock
Silverbrook
Sunnyherd
Zlibokas
Daz
Toni Tennya
Klek
Florida
BC Bede
Texas
Calif
Cortland
Vooum Tr
Spee
Lion
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