Launch Plans To Build New School Houses
Preliminary plans have been made to rebuild public school buildings at Tionesta and Pleasantville, recently destroyed by fire. W Holmes Oresty, Oil City architect, is to work with the state Public Instruction Department in Harrisburg to determine size type and accommodations. Costs and room counts remain undecided as officials confer. The Tionesta elementary and high school, housing about 46 pupils, burned May 2 with losses estimated between 75000 and 830000. The Pleasantville gymnasium auditorium, part of an annex, burned May 28. fires of undetermined origin occurred at both sites.
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Otl City
Tionesta
Pleasantville
Department of Public Instruction
W. Holmés Oresty
Oil City
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Department
Ely
Crosby
State of Inls
Pionesta School
World War Veteran Seeks Sponsor to Go Abroad as Ambulance Driver
A World War veteran, Quaide, appealing to the community, asks for a sponsor to fund his travel overseas as an ambulance driver. He says he knows war and wants to help the Allies as a driver but cannot pay expenses, inviting interested parties to contact him at the Soldiers and Sailors Home.
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Seene Ree Eer Quaide
Me‘Quaide
War Today Analyzed By Mutary Cel
War today analyzed by mutary cel as forces swing along the Somme toward Abbeville. German offensive aims to test Allied strength south of the Somme with cautious, persistent action, while the British near Abbeville threaten Grecy, echoing 1346 tactics of longbow and infantry to counter mounted knights.
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Luxemburg
Soissons
Abbeville
Paris
Hitler
Somme
Belgium
Grecy
England
Orcéy
Columbus Grange Joint Session Busy Community Notes
Columbus Grange will meet in a joint session with Lottsville and Spring Creek Grange at Lottsville. Afterward, motion pictures will be shown and the public is invited. Local society notes list frequent visits, graduations, and multiple visits among families across Jamestown Warren Corry and Erie areas.
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Grangers
Columbus
Spring Creek
Lottsville
Latter Place
Dent School P R club meets for sewing and visiting
The P R club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Hert Well s home for sewing and visiting. Refreshments were served to four teen members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Reynold Hamilton s home. Mrs Eva Johnson of Sheffield is visiting her daughter Mrs J T H Miller.
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Clinton Lines
Whee- Jock
Allegany
N.Y
EN. Putnam
Emynett Parker
Corry
Charles Swanson
Warlo Morris
Warren Morris
Gust Obra
Verne Smith
T. J. Messinger
Frank Crosby
Frmna Gordon
McKean
Mabel Hilburg
Cleveland
Ohio
John Hillburg
Frank Dodd
Bonita ‘Thompson
Betty Volk
Della Murray
Cory
Mason Colby
Ning Hune—Ath
Dent
P. R. Club
Tas
Hert
Tee
Reynold Hamilton
Eva Johnson
Sheffield
Lawrence Miler
Ralph Filan
Lake~wood
Tea Wood
Esther Burch
Joyce
Bemus Point
Columbis
Leonard Ba
Bertha Stockton
Mendiville
Thesday
Toronto stock salesman pleads guilty to thirteen indictments
Goldwyn H. Anderson of Toronto admitted guilt to larceny by battee and fraudulent conversion on three counts and embezzlement by agent and fraudulent conversion on ten counts. Sentencing deferred to early September at the defendant’s request after his January 1993 arrest for securities registration issues. He allegedly sold about 90,003 dollars of gold mining stock to Clare B. Schoffield of Warren. Trial jury discharged after pleas were entered and court recessed.
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Toronto
Warren
Goldwyn H. Anderson
Battee
Anderson
State Securities Commission
Warren County
Clare B. Schofield
Traverse
Arird
Cowry
Moving Up Exercises At Local High School Marked By Awards
A capacity crowd attended the special honor assembly as Ralph Dewey, Miss Mary Graham, and William Scott received recognition. Six inch awards for citizenship went to a group of students led by Wilma Armitage and Betty Oburn, with perfect attendance and three inch citizenship letters also awarded. Iodine from brine waste on the West Coast was highlighted as the U S moves toward independence in this brief clipping.
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Ralph
Dewey
Dantor High School
Ues
Carlton Chaffee
Sass
Chaffee
Mary Graham
William Scott
Gton
Olin W. Bracken
Tigh
Wilma Armitage
Betty Oburn
Erma Olson
Thabelle Gordon
Jacqueline Henman
Beryl Hicks
Gladys Hotchills
Phyllte Houghton
Charles Kennedy
Norman Lammers
Wanda Maloney
Marjorie Owens
Jack Splesman
Betty Taylor
Mary Wood
West Coast
United States
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Mutary Cel
Columbus Grange
Caura Hill
Arthur Bill
Carolyn Anderson
Jamestown
Arthur Miller
Qecil Miller
Shirley
Watlers
Vera Rhodes
Richard
Clarence Thompson
Ladies Aid
Arthur Colegrove
Victor Orn
James Woodring
Clare Gordon
Jamietown
B. Westley
Helen
W. J. Gumbleton
Clarence ‘Thompson
Hen Benim
Ruth Manison
Findley
Lake
C. W. Casler
Arthur Hornell
Anton
Wil Sze
Helen Casler
Putnam
Betty McKee
Rob Donvan
Centerville
Mary Jackson
Rich
Wilma Rich
Gust Ohrn
Pete Christensen
Dorr Claris
Newport News
Harry Wilsted
Arvid Anderson
Marie
Harold Caster
Taylor University
George Nagel
Marjorie Caster
Jean Ross
Erie
Nazarene Church
Glen Melts
Snenddine
Robert Storms
Louise Miller
Merle Dodd
James Hull
Ellen Blanchard
Betty Dodd
Gerald Faulkner
Arthur Hu
Glenn Perry
T. A. Anderson
L. V. Briggs
North
Janet
Donna
Carol ‘Ton
Spring Creek Grange
Lmit
Henry Rhebergen
Son Allen
Clymer
George Bunsink
Mary Ellen Lines
Wheelock
Perry Lines
Savur
Emma Carroll
Lauretta Hammond
Laura Dodd
Margaret Daily
John Boland
Merle Capwell
Marian Smith
Esther Spicer
Comny
George Bensvitk
Marlon Wickwire
Marzano
Tri State College
Angola
Ind
Earl. Wickwire
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Pressory
Frigidaire
Uni-Matic
Audet
Root’s Furniture Store
Pontiac
West Main ST
Michigan
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Bracken-Keating Co
Erate
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APEX
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Center Sr
Corry, Pa
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