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Paragraf Ber and warmer night. town notes and warnings
A mixed Erie edition reports a warm night, vandalism claims, and various local incidents. Police chase juvenile missing girl reports while garden disputes and dog nuisance complaints prompt action. Divorces rise, gang-childcare survey moves forward, and naval families urged to stop coded letters to service members.
Ingram Leaves Huge Estate in Jamestown
Jamestown June 11 Louis Ingram Beaver Falls PA manufacturer and philanthropist who summered at Lighthouse Point Mayville leaves net estate of 829402.66 with New York inheritance tax of 417.59. He died December 10 1941. estate valued for New York tax at about 11000. Beneficiaries include J Fred Ingram and Jane McConnell Ingram among Beaver Falls PA relatives. Other estates mentioned include Charles M Hamilton and Simon O Ton with tax details and heirs.
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Beaver Falls
Lighthouse Point
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New York State
Sue L. Ottoway
Ingram
Empire State
J. Fred Ingram
Jane McConnell Ingram
Mary Lou Ingram
Henry McConnell Ingram
Beaver Pass
Louis W. Ingram
Muriel M. Ingram
Louis Wilson Ingram
Diane Mulford Ingram
Wil
Wooster
Ohio
Beaver Valley Hospital
Beaver County
Mary ‘Ton
Clymer
Edward ‘Ton
Castleton
Gilbert J. Ton
Maybell Gravin
Irene Ton
Esther Mormon
Finn Mich
Milton Ton
Detroit
Mich
van Jack
Bargor
Clymer Central School News Banquet and War Bond Drive
The Junior-Senior banquet in the school cafeteria featured a railroad theme with tickets timetables and signs. Students and staff participated in the war bonds drive totaling 2671.50 with weekly averages and payroll deductions. multiple students earned high and honor rolls and a spelling contest winner received a $25 war bond.
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Clymer Central School News
Pamee Mission Band
Luksch
Hemeter
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Mille
Clymer
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Miss Gleason
Chautauaua County
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Special Services At Carter Hill Church Begin Sundays
Unclear text notes services at Carter Hill Church each Sunday at 2 30. Features include gospel singing instrumental and vocal music and Bible messages. Pastor E D Anderson of State Line extends a cordial welcome to all to attend these services.
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Carter Hill
E D. Anderson
State Line
Gas for full season vacationers hinted
Deputy OPA administrator Paul M. OLeary announced that full season vacationers may be allowed to drive to summer homes and cottages. Representative Kean noted such vacationers along the New Jersey coast would use less gas than if they stayed home, and would aid the war effort by staying physically fit to resume work after vacation.
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Paul M. O'Leary
OPA
Kean Ir-Nulols O'Leary
New Jeney
Kean
Pantelleria Falls to Allies in Major Air Invasion
Allied headquar ters report Pantelleria taken after sustained air and naval bombardment. About 4,000 Italian garrison troops, mostly artillery and air force crews, capitulated as relentless day and night raids churned the fortress island. Lam beduna raid reported but unconfirmed.
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Iallan
North Africa
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May rains hinder oats and corn crops in Pennsylvania
The Associated Press reports in Harrisburg on June 11 that persistent May rains blocked spring planting for oats and corn across much of Pennsylvania. Buckwheat and soybeans are being sown instead as hay and pastures remain strong. The USDA estimates PA pear and apple production will fall this year, with apples down sharply from last year.
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May
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Federal Department
Summer school program delayed until June 21
Superintendent Ralph Gewey announced the summer school program opening was postponed due to difficulties in lining up supervisory personnel. Plans included playground operations at Concord Junior Elementary Washington and Fairview, with older groups at the Junior High, but the program remained contingent on available supervisors amid ongoing doubts. The Salem court began witchcraft trials on June 2 1682.
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Nel
Ralph
Gewey
Goncord
Washington
Fairview
Supt
Dewey
Merning
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