Columbus School News test Tefen held weeings Friday
Fragmented notes describe a Columbus School gathering with mentions of student representatives Donald Bennink and Iola Sehston, plans for a light on the bake skating event, and a roller skating party at the Armory on January 30. Also notes prize and attendance details and various class activities among seniors and girls health class.
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Derihy Mer
Kammbrea
Bidwir
Bonney
Donald Bennink
Dines
Tucaai
Lillespit
Gulliver
Richard ‘Smith
Bethle- Heny Steel
Buitslo
McHlroy
Ilness
Doris Grons
He Columbus
Doris
Dorisi
Voice of the People looks for work in Corry
A Corry Evening Journal reader describes hardships finding a job in early September. The letter claims employers deny work to hometown residents despite many shops hiring daily, citing nepotism and favoritism. The writer urges action for the unemployed and notes families relying on meager support.
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Cee Ener
Corry
Farm Families Best Fed and Most Thrifty in U S Says Study
A Rural Department of Agriculture survey of over 10000 households in rural areas shows farm families are the best fed, thriftier and younger. Farmers save more income, buy mostly used goods, and have higher milk and vegetable consumption than city dwellers.
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Mont Thant
Villaze
Department of “Agriculture
California
Erie Man Held After Taxi Wreck At Crossing
William M. Enz art 29 was arrested at the scene after a taxi stolen from Checker Cab Co. crashed into a Nickel Plate train at 19th and Holland streets in Erie. The taxi burst into flames. Enz was found dazed with a lip wound and six stitches. Police said the driver Marvin Clark parked the taxi a short time earlier at 18th and State streets.
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Erie
William M. Enzart
Axi
19Th
Holland Streets
Checker Cab Company
Marvin Clark
18Th
State Streets
An Alam
Tain
Ank
E.R. Kelley
Banks in Rochester Cut Food Stamp Card Cashing Share
Rochester banks reduced their role in refunding food stamp cards, now handling about 13 percent of total distributions. Earlier, banks cashed roughly 90 percent of all cards in Rochester. Executives blamed the heavy workload and warned of a service charge against grocers for the work.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nile Hinnick Receives Walter Camp Trophy
Nile Hinnick of Iowa University was named outstanding football player of 1939 and added the Walter Camp Memorial Trophy to his honors at the Touchdown Club dinner in Washington. The event, attended by football greats and former teams, celebrated the season's top players.
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Mmneo Lacon Washington
Nile Hinnick
Iowa University
Walter Camp
Keimptck
Touchdown Club
Aimer
Gatais
Teais
Bruins Lead Montreal as Canadiens Fall in Hockey Showdown
Bruins dominate Montreal, holding Bolas possession as Montreal’s Canadiens fall 6 to 1 to New York’s Banies, with Bos ter ruins clinching two points in a motion league hockey night.
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Bruins
Montreal
Canadiens
Clint
New York Baniers
Mrs Carl Mattis Heads Dem Women in Erie County
Mrs Carl Mattis was unanimously reelected president of the Democratic Women’s Committee of Erie and Erie county at a meeting held recently in the Hotel Lawrence. Officers for 1940 include Miss Mary Rossiter as first vice president and several others. next meeting set for February 3 to discuss a spring party.
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Erie
Gan
Carl Matis
Demeerstie Women's' Counci
Erle
Erie County
Lawrence
Mary Rossiter
Anna Davis
Wesleyville
Ted Mayer
H. Blasco
Watsburg
Jean Ve
Uncle Bill McCray Watches Conway Gift From Cleveland
A 14 year old Horry County boy, Uncle Bill McCray, received a watch as a gift said to be from the late President Grover Cleveland. The item was reported at the Santee Hunting Club where Cleveland once visited, noting the cook’s connection to the president.
Final Rites for Mrs Reynolds at Bracken-Keating Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Reynolds were held Sunday afternoon at 2 from the Bracken-Keating chapel. Rev Gordon E Adams of the Christian and Military Alliance church officiated. Members of Comy Grange No 55 acted as bearers. Cemetery services at Lowville were conducted by Cory Grange with Roy Swart master. A large delegation from the Grange and Harcor Hall Ladies Auxiliary attended. Attending from away were Edith Capsey Erie Elizabeth Anderson Union City Dor othy Jackson North East and others from Wattsboro.
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Tuscay
Bracken-Keating
Mary Reynolds
Gordon E. Aistams
Christian and Military Alliance Church
Comy Grange No.55
Axel Swanson
Warher ‘McCray
Harry Kinmey
William P. Kum
Rosert Gates
Albert Hassrouck
Lowville Cemetery
Cory Grange
Roy Swart
Robert Gates
Harcor Hall
Reynolds
Edith Capsey
Erie
John Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Union City
Lee Hopkins
Dorothy Jackson
North Eset
Harry Gramagin
Reuse
Wattsboro
Patrolman Broadcasts Private Radio Conversation in Millburn
Police Patrolman Philip G. Pierman faces charges after a December midnight incident in Millburn New Jersey. An unintended broadcast from his two way radio transmitter carried a private conversation with a young woman to four radio operators and desk staff at headquarters and others tuned to the frequency.
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Unitow
Millburn
N.J
Philip G. Pierman
Pierman
Truck Driver Overcome by Fumes Causes Wreck Near Mineral Well
Fred Meadows, 28, of Franklinville N Y, was hospitalized in Warren with good condition after a gas truck crashed into a Ford sedan driven by Mrs J L Conran of 1009 West Fifth Avenue, while Meadows reportedly lost consciousness from carbon monoxide fumes after stopping at Mineral Well station on Roosevelt Highway east of here. Private D G Williams of the Pennsylvania motor police aided and transported Meadows to Warren General Hospital.
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Warren
Roosevelt Highway
Here
Esterday
Fred Meadows
Franklinville
Warren General Hospital
Meadows
D. G. Williams
Pennsylvania Motor Police
J. L Conran
West Firth, Avenue
Williams
Une Hospital
Special glass for new blackboards announced
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company announced a new chalkboard glass called Wurile. The specially treated glass for classrooms comes in ivory green and black designs and is claimed to reduce eye strain.
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Pumtscuss
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Governors Quick with Pen Columbia South Carolina
Magnante claims a new speed record in signing 700 highway towns in one hour. The effort surpasses the previous mark held by P. Miller state treasurer, as Gey Burnet and others note the rapid count and rapid approvals in Columbia.
Dynamite Theft Probed At Pennsylvania Reserve
Harrisburg January report states police investigate the theft of 190 sticks of dynamite and 800 feet of fuses from a Commonwealth military reservation at Ta dlankown Gap. Theft occurred sometime between January 11 and yesterday. investigation sharing details with public officials.
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Vaneure
Harrisburg
Jan
2Ennaylvania Motor Police
Commonwealth’ Mllitary
Tadlankown Gap
Gol
Johnson Predicts Garner Will Withdraw From Campaign
Philadelphia January report quotes Hugh S. Johnson, columnist and former NRA head, predicting Vice President Garner will withdraw from the Democratic presidential race next month. Johnson spoke at the Philadelphia Merchants Association dinner and urged Roosevelt’s renomination.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Hugh Ss. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Philadelphia Merchants Association
John N. Garner
Garner
Burrows Wins Again at State Farm Show
At the Pennsylvania Farm Show Burrows and Son of Varee led maple sugar and related displays. Burrows earned first in state-wide competition for maple sugar, while G W Robinson of Wattsburg took fifth in syrup. Somerset County Maple Products Association won first in county awards, with Brie County Association second. Camel capacity noted as 1800 pounds.
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T. Burrows Ani
Tits City
Pennsylvania
Burrows
G.W. Robinson
Wattsbilly
von Varee
Wattsburg
Somerset County Maple Products Association
Brie ‘County Association
Harry M. Burrows
Eine
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