Clymer Graduation Speaker Plans and Visit to Washington
Clymer Central School holds commencement with baccalaureate by Rev G Timmer and a medal trip to Washington for 15 graduates. Seventeen seniors plus 40 village girls form large class as city and district events unfold including a community fair planning and a shines of local social visits and teachers planning summer trips.
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Senorance in Action
A compact reflection on Goethe's warning that action without wisdom can be more terrible than ignorance. The quote underscores the danger of applying force or effort without understanding or prudence, urging thoughtful, informed conduct over impulsive striving.
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Court Established In New World From 1808 to 1821
The Portuguese court was established in Rio de Janeiro and the kingdom of Portugal was ruled from the New World during 1808 to 1821, marking a historic shift of royal authority to Brazil as it became a central seat of government.
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Rio de Janeiro
Kingdom of Portugal
Seven Sheffield youths held in beer theft ring
Seven local youths aged 18 to 28 were arrested by local police on charges tied to two thefts of beer from a road house near Roystone. They signed statements, were fingerprinted, and jailed in Warren county awaiting preliminary hearings.
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Warren County
Ware
Sheffield
Young Man Fatally Wounded in Hunting Accident
In CLHARBIELD Pennsylvania a 22 year old John Stotish of Helvetia died after being shot in the head by a stranger who mistook him for a groundhog. William Tatters, 40, Kramer, confessed and reenacted the accident at the scene while en route to DuBois hospital. An inquest is planned for Monday.
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Munday
John Stotish
Helvetia
William ‘Tatters
Kramer
Stotish
Sho
Wrough
DuBois Hospital
Walters
Behind the News Personal Note Remains in Memory
The writer recalls being remembered by readers, mentioning his mother Jennie Ward Davis later known as Jennie Mey Worth ley and noting his happiness in marriage in California. He invites Corry friends to write to Box 963, Deming, New Mexico.
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Jennie Mey Worthley
California
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Commencement Week at Panama Picnic and Parties
Commencement week events in Panama include a Thursday evening at Afayvilleeave with swimming and a later roast and belim time. Panama High School plans a baccalaureate in the Baptist church and a commencement in the high school auditorium with Dr John Roberts as speaker. Alumni banquet and orchestra numbers are noted along with local family visits and community picnics at Midway Parks and Goshen.
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Panama
Ruth Margaret Perkins
Russell Smith
Clarence Lochrist
Ikeletome
Mig
Bran Wood
Athna Crowe
Sam Martin
Esty ' Tie Banana High School
Garret Benshik
Clymer
W. N. ‘Wevers
Mary Pullom
Pat Crowe
Jamestown
Hila Hewiens
Sinnie Price
Brown Shirting and Family Farewell Visit
Mrs J Q Manwaring and family hosted as Srg John Day of Kaine spent Thursday with her daughter Mia. Charles Stewart and family Wallace Scholton of Miami Ariz visited his father H J Scholton and many relatives. They started back Sunday afternoon after spending weeks here. A large gathering at Henry Scholsons home bid farewell to their son who has not returned in many years.
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Carol Coreplon
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Minnie Legters
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Gladys Kolstee
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Ming
Fred Mina
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Williams
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Ripley
Arthur Schermerhorn
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Roger Morey
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Weiner Rosst
Yerren Beleim
Henry Ial
Genevieve Carr
Lawada
Placids
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Sugar Threve
M. Bureh
Spring Creek
Kenneth Martin
Pine Valley
Hannah J. Wood
Tda Cribbs
Connesittville
Niobe
Raymond
Nutt Ol
Clarence Sechrist
Panama High School
Midway Parks
Jer
Schol House
United Brethren Church
Bear
J.C. Maniv
Portville
W. Y
Jessie ‘Tilloti'n
Akron
G .H. Tilatsan
Ruth Margaret Perkins
Gresley ‘Street
Itl
Mixx Guth
Tycen
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Russell
Ivan B.einwteins
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Sid
Oleall
N. X
Allene McFarland
California
J. Q. Manwaring
John Day
Kainé
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Murray installed as new president of Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs Mary Murray was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion at a meeting held last evening at the North Clempe street home. Other officers chosen were Mrs Victor Orn as first vice president, Mrs Wink Shader as second vice president, Mary J. Newton as secretary, Mrs Lloyd Slows as treasurer, Mrs Stephen Brooks as historian, Mrs Alvert Carlberg as sergeant at arms, and Mrs Leon Brown as chaplain. A report on the tri county council meeting at Waterford was read, plans for a July picnic were made, and the July 7 social at the North Cernestreet home was discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Brooks and Mrs Brown.
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Mary Murray
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
North Clempe Street
Victor Orn
Wink Sch ¥Ader
Mary. J. J. Newton
Lloyd Slows
Treamuver
Stephen Brooks
Alvert Carlbirg
Pittsburgh Papers Publish Sunday Editions After Settlement
Pittsburgh Press and Sun Telegraph publish Sunday editions after nine days of strike disruption. The two papers, aided by 10 craft unions, merged with plant presidents to arbitrate pay demands during the June 17 strike by newsroom and distribution staff affiliated with the AFL.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
anti-Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
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Suns Telegraph
Newspaper and News Distributory
American Federation of Labor
Roswell Colcord Celebrates 99th Birthday in Nevada
Former Governor Roswell K. Colcord, aged 99, widely regarded as the oldest ex governor and oldest Mason in the United States, marked his birthday in Jarson City Nevada. The event highlighted his long career and status within the Mason order.
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Jarson City
Nev
Roswell K. Colcord
United States
Level Dare Not 45KERS Chapter XXIx Drama in a New York Night
Tommy grapples with failure and love as actors Caroline Hoyt and Roxanne stir tangled loyalties. He drifts through bars and a Virginia weekend, while Roxanne pushes him toward a career shift and a London future, with family save plans and a Paris bound outcome looming.
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Sam Bernstein
London
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Bernstein
Caroline Hoyt
Abc Ibraham
Pan
Binek
Tommy
Roxanne
Toass
Tommy Gontinely
Ivan Tima
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