Chautauqua County road officials meet at Mayville
Representing New York state public works Al His kine of Albany addressed the annual meeting of the town highway superintendents in the supervisors room at the courthouse in Mayville. Present were Simian Jonaf Clymer W LaVerne Nilttall Sherman and Arthur Habink Pretiol Creek. Town superintendents included Mark Haver camp Clymer W W Whitney French Creek and L C Gulick Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayville
Simian
Jonaf Clymer
W. LaVerne Nilttall
Sherman
Arthur Habink
Pretiol Creek
Mark Havercamp
Clymer
W. W. Whitney
French Creek
L. C. Gulick
Personal Notices From Corry and Nearby Towns
Michael Farrell of Albion arrives after his brother John Farrell dies in Corry on West Pleasant Street. Jane Raymond from Lewisburg visits after a Bucknell stay, with F M Raymonds of East South Street. Mrs J A Johnston of Spartansburg travels in, plans a Bottle, UA visit. Stennett heads to Oz City for a day on business. Miss Mabel Berry RN returns to Buffalo. F S Austin to Erie for a day with friends. Dorothy Whitetey visits Erie for the day. Cassius Paulson and Bonnell Chase to Buffalo for weekend. Dr A R Trevaskis and Mrs J Lloyd of East Pittsburgh leave for home after visiting. Miss Doris Henry resigns Cory hospital position. to New York for King's County hospital work. Mrs Emma Dean and son Carl depart for Albany after Harry Auer’s death. Carl Horn returns to Batthmore. Arthur Litz returns home from Butler with Mrs Aquilano. Keppel Tiffany to Erie and then Buffalo with George Weber orchestra for a Statler Hotel ball. Bernice Warner of Niobe NY, surgical parent at Corry hospital, returns home. Ethel McKuhn Dora Phelps Edith Sperry travel to Albion for Methodist Epworth League convention.
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Michael Farrell
Albion
John Farrell
West Pleasant Street
Jane Raymond
Lewisburg
Bucknell College
F. ‘M. Raymond
East South Street
J. A. Johnston
Spartansburg
UA. Stennett
Oz City
Mabel Berry
R. N
Buffalo
Austin
Erie
Dorothy Whitetey
Cassius Paulson
Bonnell Chase
A. R. Trevaskis
Ars. J. Lloyd
Pittsburgh
Doris Henry
Cory Hospital
Union City
Union City. Next Week Miss Henry Will
New York
King's County Hospital
Emma Dean
Carl
Albany
N. Y
Harry Auer
Carl Horn
Batthmore
Arthur Litz
Butter
Nicholas Aquilano
Keppel Tiffany
George Weber
Statler Hotel
Bernice Warner
Niobe
N.Y
Corry Hospital
Ethel McKuhn
Dora Phelps
Edith Sperry
Washington P T A Meeting Highlights School Program
The Washington School Parent Teachers Association met in room 4 with about thirty members and one guest, Mrs. Bert Hurst. Program included devotionals, piano solos, songs by sixth graders, a poetry recitation, an address by Dorothy Rose, and the president’s message. Attendance banner awarded to Room No. 4. cake and coffee served by four directors.
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Wasington School Parent- Teachers Association
Bert Hurst
Wattsburg
Waye Perkins
Tiano Solo
Dorotha Mae Riciers
Athaha
Dorothy Rose
Dorothy Mae Rickers
Guy Brown
D. L. Dudley
H.W. Schmidt
A. Lawson
W. Jewell
George Wood
L. McCray
Dairymen Hold Union City Sub-District Meeting
The Dairymen's League sub-district met in Union City on Thursday with delegates from Erie Waterford and Frewsburg among those presenting reports. Townville and North East locals were absent. forty five members attended lunch with Roy Swart and associates representing Curry and Corry.
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Dairymen's League
Union City
H. Stevens
Erie
H. H. Marsa
Waterford
M. Grout
Frewsburg
Townville
North East
Roy Swart
Curry Rocal
Ivan ‘Ateb
Corry
Og buys own license in Elyria bold scene
A justice of the peace, C. Lords Wish ferrier and Biddle fronted the Elyria office as the county auditor sat behind the counter. A man laid $3 for a license at the auditor’s feet in a bold display of self service and official theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
C. Lord's Wish
Ferrier
Biddle
Kelser
Ear relief promise from European ear specialist
An advertisement touts OURINE as a simple home treatment for deafness and ear troubles. It claims quick relief from head noises earache ringing and buzzing with a money back guarantee and low daily cost.
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J. C
Goldsboro
N. G. Ourine
Keister
Concord Pupils Publish School Newspaper
The Concord Press is a four page monthly by sixth grade pupils of the Concord building. Billy Beduze serves as editor in chief with Bob Marsh as business manager and Glenn Street as associate editor under teacher Miss Mary Anderson. The issue covers world national state and local news and includes jokes cartoons and theatre.
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Concord Press
Concord
Billy Beduze
Bob Marsh
Glenn Street
Mary Anderson
Gen Condylis of Greece Dies Suddenly in Athens
Gen Geo Condylis regent of Greece and noted statesman soldiers died of heart disease in Athens. His death linked to exhaustion from nationwide election work and chronic asthma. King Edward to broadcast to empire next week in unconfirmed reports. Ancestry traced to Nicholas Wilder dating to 1485 Santa Cruz California.
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Condylis
Greece
United Press
Athens
Geo. Condylis
George
King
London
King Edward
Union
Empire
Santa Cruz
Calif
Orville A. Wilder
Nicholas Wilder
Earl of Richmond
Cosworth Field
Henry Vic
Market Gossip: Feb prospects weighed by industry trends
United Press analysis notes January stock gains streaks since 1935 with uneven February patterns. It cites Bank stabilizers and mentions Bethlehem Steel steady at 49.8 percent capacity with $4.29 million net and 674 percent above 1984. National Steel weak in 1985 reports. Can industry cited as weak spots amid shifting beer can demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Business Standard Statistics
Jevels
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
National
National Steel Corporation
U. 8. Steel
Common Ark
Stock markets climb to new high as rails lead gains
The stock market rose to new highs with the Industrial list catching up to rails and utilities. Daily volume around 3,000,000 shares and monthly total about 67,000,000, the best January since 1929 and a record for the month aside from 1929.
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RAILS
New York
Rails and Utilities
American Can
American Smelters
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bethlehemteel Bendix Aviation
Curtiss-Wright
C&o
Chrysler Columbia
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Ginger
Sally Eilers
Chester Morris
Buck Jones
Chautauqua County
Paris
Princess Pat
Houbigatits
Agnes Sorel
Armands
Colgates Shay
Pinkhais
Absorbine Jr
Sloans Liniment
Vicks VapoRib
Nature Kettledy
Lax
DeWitts Pills
Me Edwards
Washington P.T. A
Gall
Lindsley
Ene
Mae Corry
Lincoln
Center Sts
Porktorost
Swift Silver Leaf Best Brand
China
California
Tbs
Lone Star Gas West
Rome
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