Canadohta Lake Owen Williams family reunion Aug 9 1942
The annual Owen Williams families reunion will be at Canadohta Lake on Sunday August 9 1942. Please bring own table service and sugar. Moving to a new location Friday to 151 N Canter St The Mabel Shoppe advertises wool gabardine slacks at Pauls. Glymer Dairymen’s League meets Aug 4 at 8 pm at Glymer Central School with reports and cake. Bring own dishes and silverware.
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Owen-Wiliams
Canadohta Lake
N. Canter
Mabel Shoppe
Paul's, St
Glymer Dairymen’s League Association
Olymer Central School
Kane Pupils Hopeful as Vacancies Await Appointments
In Kane public schools four high school vacancies arose from faculty joining the armed forces and one grade school position. The Teachers' committee will review replacements at the August meeting, per Superintendent Giennis H. Rickert. All other items note local notices and community events.
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Georgia Peaches
Wilcox Grocery
Kane
Giennis’ H. Rickert
Board of Education
M. Hall
Cassius Fish
Liberty Street
Corry Hospital
Arthur Chappel
Grand Valley
Corry
Sugar Grove
Otto Carlson
Morris
Ardath Chendler
Saeyertown
Milton McLaken
Mary Holden
AIF ‘Way Electric Co
Slayer Found Months Later Man Lived in Attic Cubicle
Mathew Cornish, a 59 year old former Tonawanda ad man, admitted he murdered Philip Peters 73 in October and then hid in a four by seven foot attic cubicle at Peters home for nine months. Police report Cornish, weak and underfed at capture, weighed 75 pounds and had not eaten for several days. Peters’ wife was hospitalized at the time of the killing and later moved in with a son in Grandaumont, Cal.
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Barnes & Carrig
Journal
Robert Dawson
East Pleasant Street
Nell's
Silver Creek
John V. Pease
New York
Jamestown
Fred Grebner
Spring Street
Lower Min Street
Celeron
Grebner
M. Halk
Eldred
Tonawanda
Denver
Mathew Corpish
Philip Peters
James H. Childers
Cornish
N. Y
Peters
Childers
Grandaumetion
Calo
Sailor Prisoner of War Captured in Atlantic Sinkings
The navy reports the first release of a U S ship captain as a prisoner of war after a German submarine sank another U S merchant ship in the western Atlantic. The Brazilian freighter Tamandare also was sunk, raising the Allied tally of submarine sinkings to 404. Survivors recalled a German commander telling the American captain to come aboard as his vessel foundered in the South Atlantic on July 9.
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Rex
Navy
U.S
Atlantic
Associated Press
South Atlantic
Nazi spearheads push 112 miles beyond Rostov and Kalach
Reports from the Caucasus describe German vanguards advancing in large columns south of Rostov and near Proletarskaya while Soviet resistance remains tenacious around Kalach. London saw arrivals of four top U.S. air officers and fresh Canadian troops, fueling talk of a possible Allied invasion of western Europe and a push toward a second front. Soviet Ambassador Matsky urged opening a second front in Parliament as air crews and tank units arrived in Britain. Also noted are local notices about Mr. William Brown’s health update and a hospital discharge for Lanston’s shopper.
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Caucasus
Kush—chevka
Rostov
Rostay
Proletarskaya
Berlin
Kalach
Don River
Stalingrad
London
U.S. Army Air Force
Europe
Tyan Matsky
Air Force
Bic
Prank O'D
Hunter
Améican Ight
Aad
Asx Ndurican
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Hershey
Suvke
Borden’s Chocolate
Armour
Cherrioats
Mullers Macaroni
Ellen Clair
Van
Chuck
CAMAY
Stor
B, & M. Brown Bread
Jae
Georgia
Ile
Jarre Jar
Hidac
Wile
Green Peppers
Swan Soap
Scott Towels
Stig Bo
Enterids
Holly's
Pittsburgh
Stanley
Taylor
West Eleventh Street
Erle
Onc
Brookville
Sunnyside
Girard
Western Auto
St —Waterford
Wally
Titus
Sekerak
William Gustason
West Virginia Boulevard
Wilsor Street
Powell Motors
Clymer
Miriam B. Wassink
Arthur Wassink
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Wassink
Clymer Central School
Selective Service
United States Army
Board
Galena
New Cumberland
Erie
Planklin
Red and Gun Club
Robert Cogr
East South Street
Paul’s
United States District Court
John Knight
Chautauqua County
Titusville
Fle
Justices of the Peace
North East Breese
North East
William Long
U.S. Signal Corps
Missouri
Westren Park
Wrightsville
Edwin Exley
Bradford
Skeer
Corry Rod and Gun Club
City
Charles Ross
Clifford
Oss
Brook Street
Lanston’s
William Brown
William, Brown
Thureday and
Retur
East
Wayne Street
Nasts Ladies
Camp Scientific
Cliys
Douglas Brown, Jr
Brown
Venango-Clarion- Civilian Defense
Washington, D. C. Forest Counties
Morck
William A. Morck
Hunt Club
Sedalo
Geom
Tom Club
Norry Ored
Dotte
Clark
Che Obie
Mewd and
Hart
Joanne
Spartans
Norm
Che Proctorani
Layt Neb
Fan
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