Final Honor Roll and Credit List Announced
Final honor roll and credit list for the 1942 fall term are issued by Supt. Halu S. Dewey. Schools include Harding, Concord, Fairview, Washington, Corry, and junior highs. Names list multiple students across grades 3 to 8 with honor rolls and credit lists, noting teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durry
Supt. of
Halu
Dewey
Harding
Ruby ‘Stump
Patricia Clark
Barott Barkosti
Joanne Kornikoski
Douglas Spaulding
Rita Buell
Hebert Fisher
Richard Swiderski
Concord
Louise Mount
Thonor
Patrick Miller
Barbara Lee Group
Wilms Rae Ingram
Bertha D. McCray
Mary Osnezyik
Jan Oe Durham
Betty Lou Huntley
James Kelly
Harvie Markert
Janice Meerdink
Phyllis Armitage
Naomi Coveland
Laurell Wolcott
Mele Brooks
Joan Hoightling
Richard Loveland
Harold Marsh
Grace Middleton
Robert Milter
Donald Sturdevant
Janet Alexander
Phillip Amoroso
Ian Bogert
Patricia Cullen
Jean Depew
Joan Dey
Ellen Fenton
Vivian Fesburgh
Bill McElroy
Ber He Miller
Mijerle Miller
Sally Millspaw
Howard Swanson
Loyd Thomas
Fairview
Kathryn G. Neylon
Salvatore Miglisceio
Rose Marie Munn
Lucille Varasso
David McCray
Carlyle ‘Merritt
B. ‘Wilton
Mary Cetaltu
Virginia Fay
Lucille Stormes
Betty
Wood
Troy McElroy
R. Wilson
Honor Holl
Richard Dunbar
Richid Fralick
Marilyn Canfield
Roger Ottaway
Washington
Arlene Robison
Wave Perkins
Barbara Bloxs
Pahicia Fields
Eugene Stoddard
David Apps
Ray Coles
Alston Chase
Arlene Atkinson
Honor Rol
Erma Coburn
Shirey Fitch
Philip Hook
Donald Rufter
David Spencer
Nancy Hoenes
James Kightlinger
Clarence Madison
Troliment
Antointtle Bareset
Lenore Austin
James Bennett
Ray Amy
Devata Mack
Mary McElroy
Howard Merny
David Nichols
Beverly Rauscher
Elly May Tanner
Antoinette Baresel
Corry Junior High
Elizabeth Ann Crew
Sidney Stun
Jeanne Holler
Dick Marlin
Marjorie Pangborn
Donald Post
Richard Price
Virginia Purcell
Douglas Rietstahl
Katherine Sweet
Joan Windahl
Mary Armitage
Shiney Depew
Donald Freebourn
Eugene Graham
Sophie Gronostar
Eugene Westley
Marlé Zafiropulos
Alton Armitage
Mary Baker
Carl Dahl
Maxine Gregory
Dorothy Huntley
Doris McGray
Ronald Noble
Raymond Potter
Burlce Theobald
Lola ‘Thorngood
Dale Waterhouse
Helen Westley
Doris Crowell
Bertha Dahl
James Davis
Martha Dimble
Helen Khynski
Joan Feldt
Jon Gordon
Judith Gray
William Hall
Leonar Hixson
Virginie Kinney
Robert Loveland
Norma Marsh
Denis Rehnberg
Charlotte Watrous
Audrey Patterson
Doris Rieck
Mary Jane Rozelle
Ruth Scott
Mary Shamburg
Shirley Simmonson
Mary Jean Sullivan
Ruby Thomas
Ellen Vanderhoof
Donna Wettenburg
Richard Watson
Paul Welcht
Onelta Williams
Virgina Young
Milk Delivery Rules Declared Illegal by Jamestown Counsel
City won't enact an ordinance restricting milk deliveries to every other day. Samuel C. Alessi, corporation counsel, ruled the proposal from Jamestown MIE Dealers Association officers would target a specific worker group and could not be enacted. The matter was sent to ordinance and civic affairs committees after a Monday night request.
Turben's Bus Service expands routes for workers in Corry
Bus service now runs from Wrightsville Lottsville Bear Lake and Columbus to cover all shifts in Corry. Buses will stop at any main road location to pick up or drop off passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Lottsville
Bear Lake
Columbus
Corry
Dairymen’s League reports big rise in mile sales
June 18 Buffalo The Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association reports sales to the Miles year ending March 8 totaling 74,511,980 dollars, up 14,054,170 from last year. More than 1,000 members attended the New York milk shed meeting at Kleinhens Music Hall as war conditions limited attendance. President Sexauer stressed perseverance and service to the nation, noting the league stands for freedom fair play and humanity. Grange No 56 meets Saturday at 9 o’clock in Horn Block rooms. strong turnout requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Annel
Red H. Secard
Petty Larceny Charge Follows Chicken Theft
Warren Pa June 18 Private FE Mel Soy of the state major police and Deputy Sheriff fomblader say several chickens owned by John Switz at Brokenstraw were stolen Wade Henry 3% of Youngsville pleaded guilty to petty larceny before Justice Richard Divans. He was ordered to restitution in cash, paid a $10 fine and costs of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mel Soy
Sherif Fomblader
John Switz
Brokenstraw
Wade Henry
Youngsville
Richard Divans
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Ice Johnston
Anni Russell
Golette
Schramling
Ribell Davis
Dorothy Patterson
Jonm Tubbs
Eugesia Graft
George Bagley
Almira ‘Heerlein
Maxine Qberman
Harold Powell
Robert Blakely
Leon Celt
Jack Crawford
Roger Jackman
Coletta McClintock
Ronald Windahl
Jane Mulherm
Carol Mae Cochran
Cassius Elston
Norma Keefer
Erkki Rainesalo
David Andéus
Curtis Peldit
Robert Fish
Roger Haight
Mary Jourdet
Richard Geertson
Temes Holler
Jean Marie Johnston
James Stearns
June Waterhouse
William Zafiropulos
Nancy Gass
Charles Geerts
Turben’s Bus Service
Teaves
Peat
Frices
WriGhtsville - Corry
LousviLle - Corry
Boor Lake -Corry
Olumbus
Garland
Spring Creek
Corry Ab
F. W. Turben
Dairymen's League
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Grinvisivs
League
Sid
Sexauer
Life Magazine
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Sixes
Fullalres
Ares
Montgomery Ward
Warda
Dial
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Rena
Hei Nap
Rielilan
California
Homestown
Vergata
Fucal
Vital Voggrobling
Uty
Fegabite
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Doz
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