Miss Anna Keefe Former The Horse Comes Back Even In Corryite
Miss Anna Keefe, a longtime resident, died last evening in Erie at about 10:30. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help chapel, with burial in St Elizabeth’s Cemetery. Detroit’s motor era shifts even horses to work, as Julius Jacobs Horse Market reports rising demand for saddle horses and buggy work with farmers and war plant workers among buyers. Jacobs, 61, auctions 75 to 130 horses weekly, noting recent prices and a return to buggy horses on farms across southern Michigan.
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Nebraska
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City eyes bids for sewer work and fox ranch site
Twenty years ago the Classic Silver Pox Farms completed negotiations to buy the Leon D. Moore Shadyside farm at Carter HU for a new fox ranch to begin in the fall. City Council will adjourn next Tuesday to open bids for an extensive Third Ward sewer system expansion, including Eagle Street, Washington and Essex streets. Johnny Kinsch led yesterday's novice inter-class meet at the fair grounds with wins in the half mile mile 40 yard and pole vault and second in the broad jump.
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Shadyside
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Fairgrounds
Rockdale Township farmer found dead in plowed field
Union City June 6 Percy K Van Guilder 46 was found dead in a Rockdale township farm field shortly after 3 pm The body showed a crushed head and bruises with the team and plow nearby A deputy coroner ruled it accidental and the body was moved to Torrey funeral home Spartansburg He was son of Carl and Mrs Van Guilder of Grand Valley and survived by his wife Olive four brothers and two sisters
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Percy K. van Guilder
Rockdale Township
Bloomfield
Rosd
Nichols
Carl Levine
Cambridge Springs
van Guilder
Levine
Torrey
Spartansburg
Carl van Guilder
Grand Valley
Olive P. van Guilder
Lynn, Benton
Vivian
Kenneth van Guilder
Hazel Houghtling
Margery Walters
Titusville
Fraud arrest at Jamestown indictment details emerge
Jamestown report notes one of four men indicted in New York City on 13 counts by four federal grand juries. John Preston Augeles, 58, was arrested Saturday by Detectives Carl Larsen and Clifford Drake and turned over to Deputy U.S. Marshal Edwin Batt. Ruales, a petroleum engineer, 19, charged with violation of sections of U S code under a conspiracy to obtain money through false means.
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Jamestown
New York City
John Preston Augeles
Carl Larsen
Clifford Drake
United States
Edwin Batt
Ruales
Yidlalon
War and the Fortress Europa Myth in Allied Lines
A cryptic wartime note depicts American bombers moving between Italy and Russia dropping heavy loads toward Hitler’s Fortress Europa. The piece argues the war leaders misread the foe and that the Fatherland’s fate mirrors its own enemies, resigning them to a self-wrought downfall.
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Russia
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Fortress
Europa
Make Way for Brazil Brings 15000 Troops to Europe
The article notes Brazil, largest Latin American country, sending 15000 trained troops to Europe for the war effort. It marks a historic step by a New World nation beside the United States and Canada, signaling Latin nations coming of age in international affairs. Brazilians are portrayed as familiar with Europe, geographically near and culturally aligned, and as cooperative neighbors to the United States.
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Canada
Sam
Medal for Dreiser Recognized by Arts and Letters
Theodore Dreiser receives the American Academy of Arts and Letters Award of Merit medal and $1,000. Since 1942 the honor has also gone to Charles Burchfield and Carl Wilhelm Mills. The citation lauds his courage in portraying real people and America, noting his powerful, if unpolished, writing and impact on early 20th century fiction.
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American Academy of Arts and Letters
Charles Burchfield
Carl Wilhelm Mills
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America
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Carrie
Chicago
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Dreisor
Confused Quiz Clues Knot Answers in Odd Classified Menu
A jumble of trivia prompts listed in a classified page asks which horse won the Kentucky Derby this year and which term is not a monetary unit, while referencing presidential phrases and various historical names. The text blends garbled surnames, eras, and random queries into a single scrambled item.
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Warren G. Harding
Wilstis Nara
Wanwitel
Bis- Seeesonk
Iftewal
Ale Wal Foden
Your Face Is Your Fortune Build It Up
A discussion on facial differences noting that no two faces are identical and that facial deformities can result from dental neglect thumb sucking or injuries. It emphasizes that many deformities can be corrected and that facial appearance affects social interaction and self esteem in children.
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Allie
Barsier
Dutton Library 10 Close for Redecorating
The Dutton Public Library at Columbus will close Thursday June 8 for redecoration and will reopen later with notice. Seven hundred seventy six books were loaned to grade school pupils this term. The eighth grade donated Madame Curie and The Robe in memory of the late Mildred Swanson and Jesse Jukes respectively. A number of children's books were given in Miss Swanson’s memory and several adult fiction volumes in Mrs. Emma Dutton’s memory.
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Columbus
Madame Curie
Mildred Swanson
Jesse Jukes
Miss Swanson
Emma Dutton
Former Warren councilman Edward Morrison dead at 81
Edward H. Morrison 81 lifelong Warren resident died Saturday at his home. A former borough council member and school board member, he ran a mercantile business on Pennsylvania Avenue West. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Peterson Funeral Home, Rev. H. C. Warren officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. Survived by son Edward, daughter Mrs. S. C. Mullen, several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Dangerous Signals Spells Backerehe Health Warning
A fragmented health ad warns about kidney failure causing systemic illness. It promotes Thompson's Borsoinn tablets to stimulate kidney action and increase urinary secretions promising quick relief. The dubious claim ends with urging readers to obtain the tablets from druggists, despite unclear spelling and misreferences.
Class Day Observed At Columbus Monday
Class day exercises at the Columbus school yesterday featured an eighth grade program opening with the assembly singing the national anthem. The lineup included poems, solos, a class prophecy, diploma presentations, and a class promotion, with officers and members named among the graduates.
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Mary Borsa
Marie Schramling
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Will
Patricia Wilkenson
Nanette Gordon
Phyllis Ross
Lucille Jules
Betty Christensen
Mary Jane Sadowski
Jean Resele
Amy Ohrn
Charles Sweet
Maurice Schraniting
Patricia Wilkerson
James Curtis
Vivian Alkens
Maxine Christensen
Florence Jackman
Licille Dukes
Arlene Morris
Helen Powers
Sean Beagle
Alice Roberts
Fire destroys barn on Warren farm in lightning strike
June 6 Warren farm near Stillson Hil hit by severe electric storm. A bolt of lightning destroyed the barn of Mr. and Mrs. John Tubczyk. One calf perished, several farm buildings damaged, and roofs soaked by heavy rain hindered fighting the blaze. Mrs Rubouyk saw flames from the doorway as the blaze spread quickly.
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John Tubczyk
Stillson Hil
Rubouyk
Rmer
Fraudulent preretail scheme tied to North Penn Oil Lands
Police in Buffalo detained Rugeles on a November 1938 New York and Long Island stock case linked to the North Penn Oil Lands in Pleasant township Warren county Pennsylvania. Officials said he faced an indictment with charges not immediately learned and that bail would determine transfer to New York City.
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Rugeles
New York City
New York
Long Island
North Penn
Pleasant Township
Warren County
Ruggles
Buffalo
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