Columbus School News Highlights Students Activities
Pile Christensen attends a Buffalo Producers meeting with speakers from Farmers of New York Erie County 4H and Curtis Manufacturing. Miss Westover showcases a posture film for Warren county crippled children. F F A officers elected including Donald Bennink and Theodore Keiler. Home Economics class advances to cooking module. High School views a forest preservation film by Pennsylva nia officials. Sophomore class hosts party for Miss Cuthbert. Freshmen run a successful pantry sale. New student Autumn Anthony joins Sophomores. Forensic League contenders named Katheryn Kirin Helen Luko Helen Kurtlick David Curtis. Recreation hours planned for Freshmen/ Sophomores then Juniors/Seniors. Boxing activity noted in Thompson gym. Dorothy Miller, senior, leads Tri-Hi N C Club. Electric pasteurizer note from Rutgers University.
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Pile Christensen
Buffalo
Farmers of New York
Press of
Erie County
Curtis Manufacturing Plant
New York
Miss Westover
Warren County
Crippled Children's Clinic
Xen Wa
Donald Bennink
Theodore Keiler
James Hammond
Clarence Thompson
Howard Zamboric
Jay S. Peel
J. W. Neal
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Warren, Pa
Miss Cuthbert
Marian Swat
Geith
Helen Casler
Autumn Anthony
Youngsville High Achors
Studen
Katheryn Kirin
Helen Luko
Helen Kurtlick
David Curtis
Thomson Gymnasium
March Term Civil Court Erie List 90 Cases
Ninety cases are ready for trial at the Erie county court house in March term with Judge Elmer L. Evans presiding. Most cases may settle or await next term in October. two early trials involve contested divorces before Judge Waite and Judge Kitts. Giovanni Marasco vs Rose Marasco and John J Christiano vs Mary Christiano are noted for cruel and barbarous treatment claims.
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Erie. Mar
Erie County Court House
Elmer L. Evans
J. Orin ‘Waite
Miles
B. Kitts
Waite
Jwhn J. Chicano
Buffalo Road
Mary H. Christiano
East 13Th Oriest
Wendell R. Good
John A. Blachmore
Joseph V Agresti
Giovachino Marasco
West Vth Street
Rose Marasco
West 18Th Street
Craig and Blass
Kitts
Widening Northside Streets Proposed by City Council
Safety Director Ressbacher reads a municipal measure restricting new buildings to specific materials. Debate centers on whether repairs may be allowed and if the ordinance should be revised to ease property improvements. Council members expect no action that would alter current insurance rates.
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Ressbacher
Gui
Han
Haesrd
Mayer Hepler
Cheilman Barnes
Lolly
Ater
Counell Ukely
Settlement in $54,000 damage suit reached for $500
Lilya M Fry filed a damage suit for the use of Rodney Charles Fry, minor son of the late sirene Qutwait, against the New York Central Railroad Company. The case was settled out of court for $500 after a directed verdict Monday morning. Defendants were represented by Gunnison, Fish Gifford and Chapin. plaintiffs by Jo Herteler and William B Washabuush Jr.
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Lilya M Fry
Rodney Charles Fry
Sirene Qutwait
New York Central Railroad Company
Gunnison, Fish Gifford and Chapin
Jo. Herteler
William B. Washabuush, Jr
Spartansburg High School builds oat smut machine
Sparta Mar 5 Vorational class boys at Spartansburg High completed a V duster for seed oats to treat smut. Farmers may contact Prof Whitney or the students for oat treatment, renting seed at material cost. The method prevents burning and keeps seeding ready. Also reports on Junior High display trophy wins at Waterford tournament with scores 25-14 over Union City and 29-18 over Edinboro.
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Spartansburg
Mar
Spartansburg High School
Whitney
Waterford
Union City Junior High School
Edinbro
Carl Mallon
Clair Scouten
Habor Hall
H. H. Robinson
Spanta- Riceville
William Crosby
Lawson
Mae Smith
Conerville
Vern Smith
William Cornelius
W. H. Cornelius
Highland Park
N. J
D.A. Reich
Charles Livenspire
Glenn Steadman
Erie
Win ‘Tissel
Claude Blair
Pittsfield
Herman Blair
Archie Shreve
Canadcia Lake
Williard Tillotson
Vincent Riley
Mary
Sophia
Dorothy
Eva Riley
Frances
Jocelyn Drake
Mae O'Rourke
Titusville
Lewis Patterson
Manenville
Jwiu Brooks
Miss Patterson
Richard Baney
Red Oak
Village boasts no streets in Kenmore New York
In this Buffalo suburb the village counts roughly 20 miles of avenues roads boulevards and places. The founders nomenclature leaves the street terminologies a mystery to residents and officials alike.
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Kenmore
N. Y
Buffalo
Village of Ticats
Kane Police Chief Injured In Traffic Collision
Police Chief P. E. Nelson was hospitalized with concussion head and facial injuries after being struck by Ralph Johnson a Warren High senior while directing traffic at Fraley street intersection after a Bradford Warren game Johnson who had never driven before was unaware the line of traffic had been stopped and struck the officer hurling him several feet to the ground Nelson sustained torn ligaments in the left leg and bruises to the right leg two teeth were broken off and he wore his police whistle in his mouth at the time Johnson was detained and assisted the injured officer by the scene
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Kane
P. E. Nelson
Greeves-Praley Street
Sraitle
Ralph Johnson
Warren High School
Nelson
Bradford-Warren
Kane High
Fraley Street
Johnson
Streamlining extends hot dog with hidden sandwich wrinkle
Bill Goldings, former University of Cincinnati halfback, teams with a Cincinnati resident to create a streamlined hot dog bun with a hidden meat and condiment core. The bun, baked with the weiner inside, is warmed at the park venue and served hot, aimed at eliminating knives and forks and messy horseradish removal. A patent has been applied. the invention targets baseball fans next summer.
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Bill Goldings
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Gall ‘Park
Goldings
Antiseptic San-Cura products touted for hemorrhoids
An old advertisement promotes Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment for hemorrhoids and piles, claiming soothing relief and a smooth feel. It recommends San-Cura Soap for washing before applying the ointment and notes prices of 35 cents for the ointment and 25 cents for the soap. Also advertised San-Cura 15 for minor sores burns cuts and skin irritations.
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