CAPT W S HOUGHTON PROMOTED TO MAJOR
Captain W S Houghton receives a major promotion following service as a World War I veteran with Company A in the 112th Infantry. He led the unit at Camp Hancock and in France, rising from corporal to sergeant before commission as a second captain in 1926. The notice notes expected promotions for Lieut Ross Fehlman to captain and Second Lieut Thomas Roelefs to first lieutenant.
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Camp
Hancock
France
Marne
Duratton
112Th Infanty
Corry
Ross Fehlman
Thomas Roelefs
Warren area retail notes and county tax abatement vote
Page items note local grocery sales from Wilcox Grocery and others, and list community notices from Warren area. County Treasurer John A. Polley announces Erie County rejected abatement of property tax penalties and interest, while county commissioners oppose the measure. Other items include church events, dances, a Navy academy appointment policy, a baby born at Warren General Hospital, and various community activities and notices.
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Nursiant
weUlon
Graham Asks War Against Trojan Horse At Flag Day
A Flag Day observance by the Elks in Corry featured Laurie P. Baker praising old Glory, Rev. P A Galbreath giving an invocation, and the Corry band performing despite showers. The parade included Corry High School band Strong Vincent corps and local veterans as hundreds gathered to honor the nation.
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Frank E. Hepler
Atetorhey Graham
Bana
Soldiers’ Monument
Corry High School
Jantar VW
Strong Vincent Girls
Atta
Boxers
Israel’ Post Bugle
Trum Corps of
Erie
V. R
Businese
Fire Department
Helhe
Trimain O'Day discharged after night in hospital
Trimain O'Day was discharged from hospital after a lengthy stay of several nights. Mrs Poulard Tubbs and sons David Allwe left Gokry Hospital for their home on Wright Street following a stay there. Mrs Charle Vanderhoot of Spartansburg RD 4 was discharged from Corry Hospital yesterday afternoon and went home. Rodney Clement, a 2 year old student at Damestown Business College, faced a $3,000 verdict in a negligence suit brought by Ernest Hall of Buffalo for injuries from an automobile accident. Deon Garr of Meadville pleaded guilty to forgery before Alderman Luminick Lemme and was jailed. Lightning damaged the home of Victor E. Loveland, county superintendent of highways, in Meadville but fire was contained. Jerome Farrar of Westfield left an estate of $20,000, with $18,000 in real estate, to be probated in Jamestown. Coroner Samuel Bowers ruled death by heart trouble for Dwight J. Mackey, found dead in Frewsburg. A Buffalo man, Robert L. More, was jailed on Route 18 near Meadville awaiting federal action for auto theft. The Greek Refinery at East Titusville is to be dismantled after decades of operation. Olver Clark of Spring Creek, Perry hospital patient, was discharged yesterday.
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Trimain
Poulard Tubbs
David Allwe
Wright Street
Gokry Hospital
Charle Vanderhoot
Spartansurg
Corry Hospital
Clement
Damestown
Wor
Hay
Mlance
Ernest Hall
Buffalo
Deo Garr
Meadville
Carr
Luminick Lemme
Victor E. Loveland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jerome Farrar
Westfield
Jamestown
City Hall
Samuel Bowers
Dwight
Mackéy
Frewsburg
Rnin
Route 18
Youngstown
Robert L. More
Titusville
of Greek
East’ 'Titeville
Allegany Renters, Inc
Boli
Vane Ee
Olver Clark
Spring Creek
Perry Hospital
Oil City Wins New Industry With Tube Mill
Oil City secures a new industry as a tube mill will be installed at the Tank & Boiler Company plant. P A Stang, Industrial committee chair, announced the novation last night. Delivery is expected in about 60 days and the mill should start in the fall, increasing jobs at the plant.
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Fine 14
Oil City
City ‘Tank & Boiler Company
P. A. Stang
Chamber of Commerce
Qwill Ieradse
Relief Milk Repealer Dead in Harrisburg
Senate leaders said the administration plan to abolish compulsory milk purchases for relief families has been abandoned for the 16th session. The Department of Assistance notes annual costs of 1,000,000 but cites no federal participation. Debate centers on requiring relief families to buy milk for each child. supporters argue costs rise, opponents call it unnecessary.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
State Départment of Assistamide
Sen
Bartlet
Senate Committee On Welfare
LeRoy Chapman
R Warren
Public Health
Comate
General Assembly
Department of Assistance
DuBois High to Finish 4-Ten Vocational Campus
Groundbreaking occurred in September 1999 for a combined vocational school and bleacher facility along the football field at DuBois High. An engineer's report to school directors says the campus should be completed by late September this year, two years after construction began. The 220 foot structure will seat about 6,300 spectators and house machine shops engineering and agricultural classes plus other vocational programs.
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SU Bues
DuBois
Sngpgettte
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Lamb Genuine
Willi Star Stores
W. S. Houghton
Yasing
Teer
Dicuss
Roberte Brown
Rossii Fehiman
Cormand
Houghton
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Marty
U.S. Navy
Naval Academy
H. B. Curlee
Navy
Philadelpia
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Reserve
Spencer's Community Church
Minnesota
Lariston’s
Warren
Percy Jordan
RD. 1
Clarendon
Warren General Hospital
Erle
Ehnie Tebuh
Janier
Town
Erie County
Mike Litz
S. Center
St Bernard's
Davis ¥. Hickey
Pritay
Anne Sekerak
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Cabin-in-the Pines
Oh Lite
Blair Hyots
St. Edward's Hall
Wayne Evans
Solcvox Sun
Ol City
Goldberg
Auto Paris
M. No
Tam
P. J. Hoenig
Solevox Sun
Toni
Oi Corporation
Hoon
Dudge
George Rowley
Prank Pair
Mercer County
Albert Moses
Fair
Ee Peer Etat Udo
Graham
Trojan Horse
Pipes Foduces Cigare
Miller’s. News
Lite
Jignon’s
Ren Ho
Senate
Powell Motor Co
Fisher
Pontiag Ah
Cablar Bh
Nasts “Corty's
Brown & White
Dubois Schl
Center St
RIL Restaurant
Carry
Gracious
Bigelow
Beauvais
Broadloom
Tomiorrow
Root’s Furniture
Warre
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