Commencement Exercises for Class of 1945 at St Edward's
The Class of 1945 at St Edward's High School received diplomas at a Sunday evening service at St Thomas Church. Father Martin delivered a clear sermon on religious training and sincerity. Miss Louise Migliaccio led with top religious grades, several seniors earned honors, and scholarships to Gannon College were announced for Hopkins and O'Brien.
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St. Edward's School
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's High School
Daniel J. Martin
Sacred Heart
Sharon
Father Martin
St. Edward's
James Wharton
Father Maron
St. Thomas
William Martin
Joan Feeney
Gounod
Aye Maria
Ruth Jansen
Sophie Gronssta
Margaret Jest Hughes
Rita Sparks
Miss Sarnick
Father Graves
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Margaret Jean Hughes
Joan Marie Feeney
Theresa M. Laird
Rita Marie Sparks
Mary Ann Sullivan
William Joseph Hopkins
William Thomas O'Brien
Ed Gannon College
Erie
Hopking
Mr. O'Brien
Wil
Martyrs and clergy scene at St Thomas and St Ann's service
Liam Martin and Father Daniel Martin joined Father Edward Feeney, once assistant pastor at St. Thomas, now at St. Ann's in Erle. The entire student body sang the Alma Mater as the graduates’ recessional closed the service.
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Liam Martin
Daniel Martin
Edward Feeney
St. Thomas
St. Ann's Church
Erle
Australian Forces Seize Strategic Bay in island fight
Allied troops press the offensive on a fortified island position with Maj. Gen Archibald V. Arnold and Maj. Gen. Pedro A. Del Valle leading divisions. Japanese losses total 67,703 killed through Friday as Seventh and First and Sixth Divisions advance on Yanagushiku sector and Kumishi Ridge amid heavy combat.
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Page One
Archibald V. Arnold
Seventh Division
Hanagushuku
Yaeju-Dake
Arnold
Furius
Pedro A. del Valle
Firs
Troman
Kumishi
Yuza
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Leathernecks
Chester W. Nimitz
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to stimulate sluggish kidneys and cleanse the blood of waste, claimed to relieve leg pains and distress. It also recommends Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and urges purchase at drug stores.
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Thompson
A. C. Davis Elected Chair of Art Metal Board
Jamestown June 1 Alfred Davis was elected chairman of the board and executive committee of Art Metal Construction Company at a New York meeting. New officers include Algor J. Larson as president and general manager and H. T. Swanson as secretary. Frederick Mets Jr of the First National Bank of Jamestown was named to the board to fill a vacancy caused by F. O. Anderson's death.
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A. C. Davis
ART Metal
Jamestown
Alred
Davis
Art Metal Construction Company
New York City
H. T. Swanson
Algor J. E. Larson
CL. Blorson
B.A. Keeling
R. W. Clark
R. E B. Wells
H.T. Swanson
Frederick ©. Mets
Jit
First National Bank of
FO. Anjcerson
Pick Up Dirt Daily With Brush or Carpet Sweeper
A daily routine of brushing or using a hand carpet sweeper removes loose dirt nuts and threads. Dirt left in place roots into the pile making deeper cleaning necessary. Door mats help protect rugs by catching gritty dirt before it settles.
Erie Police Seek Man Who Attacked Girl
Erie police search for a man believed to be the assailant who grabbed a 15 year old nursemaid named Ethel Marsh from a Bash Street home on a Saturday morning. He dragged her to a dark space between houses on 24th street, then fled west as bystander Kenneth Patterson called for help. The attacker is described as medium height, clean shaven, in a dark jacket and trousers, no hat.
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BRU
Pallie
Erie
Ethel Marsh
John Bauschacth
Bash 24Th Street
Kenneth A. Patterson
State Police Warn About Slow Moving Vehicles Risk
The state police urge caution with slow moving vehicles on highways. Drivers are advised not to pass in fog or obstructed sight lines as passing can be dangerous and may lead to accidents. Use patience, wait for a clear, safe opportunity before overtaking a slow vehicle.
Bronze Star Award for McCaslin Soldier in Germany
Mr and Mrs Glenn McCaslin of Dehiwske Street announce their son Pfc Arnold G McCaslin has received the Bronze Star for meritorious conduct in action on the western front. He served with the 12th Infantry, 4th Division, in the U S Seventh Army, participated in the Normandy invasion, and earned a service ribbon with five battle stars. He entered service March 4, 1942. Two of every seven pedestrians killed in motor vehicle accidents are 65 or older.
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Glenn McCaslin
Dehiwske Street
Pie
Arnold G
Mevie
Germany
Vie
Corfy
Tulbryman
Pfe ‘Mctislin
12Th Infantry
Fourth Division
U.S
Seventh Army
Pfc
Mecaslin
Dunkirk Strike Involves 2 200 Workers At Plant
A Dunkirk strike, tied to a labor dispute, disrupted the Tocayilant plant as 2 200 production workers walked off. The conflict, centered on union membership provisions and shift suspensions, halted operations for a 0 day period and drew attention to the company’s handling of layoffs and employee rights.
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Untii Sud
Wba Ylre
Euploye
Qnlon
Malite Nue
Wnlon
Hime Tor
Hill
Oil City Boy Killed By Bus In Trout Street Incident
In Oil City on Sunday afternoon a 3 year old boy, Billie Peres, son of Lt Col and Mrs Al-Jeony Foreman, died after being struck by a bus on Howe avenue near 108 Howe. The child was playing with a frog when the accident occurred as a City Transit Company bus, operated by William Copbin, struck a vehicle and the front wheel passed over the child, who died in Oil City Hospital at 12:42 AM.
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Oil City
Otl City
Billie Peresman
al- Jeony Foreman
Oil City Hospital
Howe Avenue
Chigens Juunsit Company
Willia Copbin
Divishoas Treet
Pureryant
Une Hae
Belie Ahrawil Yuller
Hig Laity
Conference Reaches Agreement in Buffalo Labor Talk
Walkent Clareher Tai Motte and 0. W Rider from the U S Department of Lovers conciliation service arrived from Buffsia with representatives of the company and the union. Captain David J. Miller of the labor division sat in on the conference. An agreement was reached and all parties returned to Buffalo.
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Walkent Clareher Tai
U.S. Department of Lover's Conciliation Service
Buffsia
David J. Miller
Fourth District Second Service Command
U. S
Aoy Wit
Huffalo
Mrs Leatpha Benson Dies in Columbus at 7 A.M.
Mrs Leatpha G nensa widow of Howard Benson died at her home in Columbus this morning at 7. Born October 18 1863 she lived in Sugar Grove as a girl and later taught school there. About 60 years ago she moved to her home state. She was a member of Wrightsville Church Ladies Aid Society. Survived by two sons Albert Benson at home Archie Benson Columbus and Lorena Haskins Jamestown plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Bracken-Reatling Funeral Home Thursday at 2 P.M. with interment in Wrightsville family lot. Friends may call.
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Leatpha G. Nensa
Howard Benson
Columbus
Imertn
Sugar Grove
Tate Hiome
Wrightsville
Pear Wsil
Albert Beton
Archie Berson
Lorena Haskins
Joamestown
Floyd Denisnn
Bracken-Reatling
O’cloete
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Rob~ Rous ‘UN
Sains
Heiman's
Home Owned
Brooks
Jos Marie Feeney
Francis J. Graves
the State Police
McCaslin
Pic, Arnold G
7Th Army Inn
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. 1. Cherry
Dunkirk
L. Benson
Pall
Corry
Elmer L. Kincaid
Republican Committee of
Kincaid
Mr. Kincaid
City of Corry
Olin W. Bracken
George Besson
Besson
Fred Kinley
W. W. Waterhouse
Republican City Chairman
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