Multiple Local News Items Include Break-ins and Public Notices
Lawrence Berliner reports two barns on his East Pleasant Street property broken into with doors and windows damaged. Joseph Barber, Jamestown flyer, missing since June 1948 while ferrying a Piper Cub to Alaska. parents thank supporters after two-year search. Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County. Army recruiting office announces 26 more local enlistees. Slot machines seized and destroyed at Jamestown Moose Club. funds to police benefit. Warren bus drivers return after one-day walkout. driver rehired. Two new divorce complaints filed in Erie.County taxes due by Saturday noon for 2% discount. Detour map shows no new highway work. Ridgway infantile paralysis victim, Mucei child, confirms local cases. Bees struggle. honey production likely below average. State allocates funds for 1948-49 school lunch program. City seeks new owner for a male collie dog. Warren police seek hit-and-run driver Ohio K-750-N. Piccirillo injured in fall from a car. Presbyterian Church announces 26446-member gain in nine months 1947 and total 2,274,294. State Police Commissioner Wilhelm cites 10% reckless drivers and 40% pedestrian fatalities. traffic trend improving.
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Joseph Barber
Jamestown
Alaska
Barber
Erie County Court House
John Bab Cock
Harold Schroeder
Concord Township
Frank M. Renzi
Wesley Smith Ax
First Ward
Rent advisor to visit Corry mayor's office tomorrow
The Erie county rent advisor will be in Corry tomorrow at the mayor's office in the Municipal Building to answer questions from local landlords and tenants.
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Erie County
Corry
Mayor's
1000 Attend Clymer Legion Open House Parade
Over 1,000 people from Clymer and vicinity attended the Damcott Jones Post Amer ican Legion open house and dedication of its new home. The parade moved from the Legion building to the lumber company grounds with color guard auxiliary Boy Scouts fire department and local bands. Dedicatory remarks were given by Rev J J Knapp and endorsements by George Burns Edward Beckerink and L B Compton followed a public inspection and refreshments.
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Clymer Legion
Clymer
Damcott-Jones Post
American Legion
Legion
Clymer Lumber Go
Main Street
Maple Avenue
Center Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Clymer Fire Department
Clymer Central School Band
Wattsburg Drum and Bugle Corp
GLP
Beg Station
Feed Mill
Meyerink Milling Company
John Wiggers and Sons
C. Christensen Motors
G. H. Tenpas
Emblem Oil Company
Gallup and Ten
Clymer Methodist Church
Edward Beckerink
French Creek
L. 8. Compton
Clymer Central
Wattsburg
Jamestown Youth Confesses Hoax Robbery
An 18 year old Jamestown youth admitted to detectives that a false burglary at the Advance Furniture Company offices was staged for thrill. John Edward Dobmeier pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was jailed after the hoax, with no theft or robbery actual.
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Jamestown
Advance Furniture Company
John Edward Dobmeier
Bargar
Dobmeier
Ad Vance
Local Notes From Bear Lake and Area
Rev and Mrs James G Crosby and children from South Haven Mich spent a week with C G Crosby family. Crosby preached Sunday and met old friends. Several local residents held gatherings and visits including Mapson Ireland Perkins Williams Owens and Crosby families. Richard Price reported on Bible Conference at Pindley Lake and Youth Fellowship Convention at Oakland Park Ind. Miss Erma Gordon and Mrs
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Bear Lake
James G. Crosby
South Haven
Mich
C. G. Crosby
Crosby
Gurnsey
Orval Mapson
Panama
Martha
Jane Perkins
Mary Barry
Arthur Williams
Portage
N.Y
C. ©. Wilson
Glen Tenhuisen
Clymer
Minnie Owens
Leland Crosby
Richard Price
Pindley Lake
Oakland Park
Ind
Erma Gordon
Local social notes from a lake region village gathering
Miller were waiters at Will Evans home last week. Beverly Manwaring Noreen Johnson and Bruce Price attend intermediate camp at Pind Ley Lake this week. Ray Glison spent Sunday at their cottage on Chautauqua Lake. Arthur McGraw visit Warren with Effie McGraw of New York City. Elwin P Smith sold many fryers weighing over two pounds. Roy Hall and Achsali Hall hosted a family gathering Monday evening. Tyan Hawkingvined their property to make improvements. Citizens painted houses this summer improving the village appearance.
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Roy Hall
Achsali Hall
Tyan
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Red
Lawrence Berliner
East Pleasant, Street
Erle
8. Army and
Air Force
Moose Club
Warren Ity Lines
Irene Mullen
Robert Mucei
John Mucci
Ridgway
Robert
Mucei
Pollo
Germaine
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
Warren
Ohio
Warren Street
Carmen Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Piccirillo
Presbyterian Church
America
C. M. Wilhelm
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Peace
Philadelphia
Col. Wilhelm
Thomas Motors
of Corry Inc
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
David Favett
Carlisce Lumber Company
Clymer Glp
Arla Williams Construction Company
Burgnon
Washington S
Riversides
Riverside Tires
Wards Riverside
Pricet
W. IC. Shindledecker
East South St
Washington
North Center Street
Franz Fine Furniture
Ides
Heiman’s Jewelers
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