Interesting Meeting By P. T. A. at Clymer School
Clymer March 5 The lymer Grange held its regular meeting and announced the masters' association held at Ashville. PTA met at Clymer Central School with President Delbert King presiding. devotionals by Rev Maurice Tyson and program on American subjects led by C Bridges. Local church notes, obits, and community updates fill the report.
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Clymer
Lymer Grange
Sarah Shrews
Masters’ Association
Ashville
Maren Sth
Pomona Grange
Union Grange
Jamestown
Sarah Schreus
Harold Grover
Edwards Chapel
Marks Corners
Donald Spitzer
Meadville
C. B. Spitzer
PTA
Ang
Clymer Central School
Delbert King
Maurice Tyson
C . Bridges
Mechanismn
Ellen Cloason
Hubert Browns
Gerrit Timmer
Harold Legters
Gilbert J. Ton
Carl Osborne
Cara McCann
Norman Newhouse
Betsy Mace
Walter Colburn
Maron
Bebriary
R. X. Williams
Robert Jr
Gail
Dr. Wiliams
Camp Blanding
F. A. Spencer
Elmira
Spencer
Ellen Carlisch
Dairymen's League
Twentieth Century Club
Mabel Schruers
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Rooms
Noble Grand
Minnie Meyerink
Rebekeh School of Instruction
Mayville
Ripley
I Alam
Geralddine Goring
Florence Wassink
Methodist Church
D. Samuelson
Epworth
Myrtle Gallup
North Clymer
D. D. Samuelson
Glen Meerdink
Reformed Church
Velma Tewinkle
Tople
Christ
Serman
Pennsylvania imports eighty eight percent of lumber used
Harrisburg March 3 G Albert Stewart secretary of the department of forests and waters notes Pennsylvanias lumber is largely imported as the state loses more timber than it produces. He cites state foresters sale of 100 million board feet and urges fire control better cutting waste elimination idle land use to restore productivity and increase growth with careful management.
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Harrisburg
G. Albert Stewnet
Department of Foreels and Waters
State Foreste
Pennylvania
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Dutch Admit Japs Overrunning Java Invasion Advancing
The Dutch news service reports that Japanese invasion troops hold numerical superiority and press forward across Java. Infiltration warfare prevents regular fronts, hindering a clear view of the situation while Dutch forces resist heroically. Severspinces area cited as under Japanese occupation.
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Aneta
Java
Erie Company Gets Contracts for Four Ships
Erie Concrete and Steel Company won a contract worth about 1,250,900 for four new Navy design covered lighters. Lieut Theodore H. Ross said seven Navy ships are now under construction locally and the four slips will follow prior dimensions, with details withheld by authorities. Work continues on slips amid labor shortages and guard forces tightened to prevent sabotage.
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Erie
Mar
U.S. Navy
Erie Concrete and Steel Company
Theodore Hy Ross
Lieut
Rosa
Ross
Move For 255 Million Pay Boost Gains Support In Pa Primary
Washington reports a proposed nation wide pay increase for fighting forces gains strong backing from Senate Military Committee Chair Reynolds and a sub committee’s approval. The plan creates a uniform pay scale raising enlisted pay from 22 to 42 dollars a month, with higher rates for noncommissioned officers and various allowances. Estimated annual cost tops 255 million dollars. In Pennsylvania, Democratic state chairman Meyers indicates Roosevelt may back a compromise gubernatorial candidate, with Guffey, Lawrence, and Philadelphia leaders involved in a Harmony committee.
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Meyers
Washington
Johnson
D-Cole
Petcy Orcs
Cerater Marine Orps
Coast Guard
Coast and
Army
Navy
Stark
Mac
Lomont
Secnid Ueutensus
Ensigns
Szice
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Meron
Meredith Meyers
Roose Yel Iid
Willian
Bull Ath
Tutner A. Fawr
Meyerson
Ronevell
Slr
U.S
Joseph F. Gutsy
David L. Lawrence
Philadelphia
James Clark
H “Tt
Roosevelt
Behhind
Harr
Earl Commission
Guffey
Ralph H. Smith
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
F Clabr Ross
Smith
Ross
William McNair
Jamestown to Receive Fire Equipment
Jamestown will gain fire fighting apparatus and gear to augment defenses for bombing and war hazards. Mayor Samuel A. Strath announced a communication from Assistant DirectorStanley H. Ford of the New York State Council of Defense detailing the prospective recipients under a federal appropriation of 100000 dollars.
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Jamestown
Samuel A. Strath
Stanley H. Ford
New York
Infant dies after birth. Erie man hurt in hit-and-run
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Tubbs Spartansburg RD 4 born yesterday died this morning at 12 45. Prayer service set for Friday at Bracken Keating chapel. The baby leaves parents and family. Bruce Wrigley 35 of 156 West Suh Street injured in a hit and run early Wednesday in Sassafras between 5th and 7th streets. He remains semi conscious at Humot hospital with potential skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Bracken-Keating Chapel
Virgil Tubbs
Spartansburg
Tubbs
Lily Fenty
Aow
William Henry
Spring Creek
Rie
Bruce Wrigley
West Suh Street
Strick
Sassafras
Sth
7Th Streets
Humot Hospital
How to Worship in Private and Missionary Sem Meeting
Miss Deleon Gravink presents How to Worship in Private at 6 1 g45 p m The Indies Missionary and Ale Society holds an all day sem meeting in the church Friday starting at 10 30 p m The program will take place at 2 p m Members are asked to bring a dish and sandwiches for dinner The social committee provides dessert
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Deleon Gravink
the Indies Missionary and Ale Society
Indy
Reverses for Hitler Reported by Russians In Frontline Updates
Russians claim continued success at Staraya Russa with reinforcements by air and ground support. London says 200 aircraft destroyed in three days. Red Army reports reach Smolensk, penetrating a Nazi defense zone and wiping out two regimental HQs of the 17th German Infantry Division. U S Marines introduce western boxing to the Chinese in the 1,200 mile front.
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Yugoslavia
Denmark
Staraya Russa Front
London
Smolensk
Hitler
Donets
Ukraine
French Creek farmer injured in logging accident near West Minn road
French Creek March 5 W Whitney big farm owner and operator was badly hurt hauling logs when a load shifted and a binder pole struck him. He is reported with a severely injured back and in serious condition. the accident occurred Tuesday afternoon near his home on the French Creek West Minn road.
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Trenom Creek
Wateen
W. Whitney
Firge
French Creek
West Minn
Java Wealth Moves to West Indies Amid Scorched Earth Plan
London March 5 The Dutch government in exile approves mass transfer of movable wealth from Java to the Dutch West Indies to safeguard offices and assets from invasion by Japan. The Caribbean region will be under U S defenses, with Axis submarines having raided nearby areas. Creek acreage and a large herd of dairy cattle are mentioned in the fragment.
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London
Java
East Indies
Netherlands Goveernment
Dutch West Indies
United States
Caribbean
Preside Giver ToC gram Presiden given a for its arogt
A compact OCR fragment notes a preside giver and table of contents style phrasing. The readable bits reference a leader or presenter and a general outline, without clear names, dates, or locations. The text suggests a formal or ceremonial setting with an instructional tone.
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Clymer School
Penna
Erie Company
U. S. Navy
Bullitt
Mayor Harr
Heiman’s
Uae
Ian Sega Bate
Budget Jewelers
North Center St
Home Owned and
Home Operated
NEN Topp’s. Store
Dor
Shefford
McAroni & Cheese
Glendora
Glendora—Va
Conewango
Paris
Auc
VICKS
Pierce’s
Pinkhams
Cascara
Alkaseltzer
William
Renan
Austin
Shuttlo
LUX
Buckeye
Sunkist
Rome
Wilcox Grocery
Corry, PA
Ronaldson Bros
Spring Creek, Pa
United States Marines
Warren Whitney
West Indies
Tome
Consun Inne
Stony
Bel Nial
Tom
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