Chautauqua Pomona Meets at BustimAR
Chautauqua County Pomona Grange holds a two day session with Bust Grange No 909 starting Thursday March 13 at 11 AM and continuing through Friday afternoon. Pomona Master Edna M Black presides with Rose O Gleason as Pomona lecturer and Lucy B Munger as Pomona secretary.
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Bessions
Chautauqua County
Pomona Grange
Pomona
Edna M. Black
Wil
Rosé O. Glesson
Lucy B. Munger
Alex Levin
Busie Grange
Pomons
Lucy
Munger
Stockton Grange
P. J. Nedkers
Clymer Grange
A. J. Wormwald
Ashville Grange
Lena Neckers
LaVanehe Neckers
French Creek
Eddy
Panama Books Grange
Gertrude Grayvik
Chautauqua Grange
Arth Regies
Enel Ross
Busl Grange
Homer B. Wellman
Man Found Dead on Road Near DuBois
Police investigate highway death of Henry A. Lindenpitz 42 of Rathmel whose body was found on a road near his home near an over by a car driven by Anthony Caruso Brookway. Authorities seek whether fatal injuries resulted from Caruso vehicle or prior collapse or another car strike. Heavy snow blanketed the area at the time of the accident.
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Dubois
Henry A. Lindenpitz
Rathmel
Anthony Caruso
Brookway
Carusa
Lovely Skin With San-Cura Two Way Reality Treatment
Girls need not envy a lovely skin start today using the San-Cura two way reality treatment. Begin with San-Cura Soap for gentle medicated cleansing and finish with San-Cura Ointment to soothe irritations and blemishes. Get San-Cura Soap and Ointment at your druggist.
Local youths named for Army induction trip
Seven men from Local Board No 3 in Warren County are slated to leave March 19 for U S Army induction under the selective service act. They and a dual number from Local Board No 1 will go to Pittsburgh for induction and attend a farewell dinner at the American Legion Home on March 8. Names from Local Board No 2 leaving March 13 include Joseph Supp Irvine Walter Damon Amos Thoms Edward Burgasoi Robert Bowles Jess Hembaugh and others. Hembaugh transferred from LaGrande Oregon to the Indiana board for induction.
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Looal Board No
Joseph John Supp
Irvine
William Jon Pequignot
Einstreet
Death claimed James Richards in Garland area
Garland resident James Richards died last evening at his home aged 78 after a long illness. Born May 3, 1853 in Sharon he lived in Titusville Cooperstown and Dorry before moving to Garland. Surviving are his wife Lola Richards a son Eric Richards of Denver five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Thursday at Bracken-Resting chapel with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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West Washington and
West Wayne Streets
Henrietta Richards
Garland
Richards
Lola Rishards
Eric Richards
Denver
Colo
Gar~yle
George
Richard Richards
Jack and
James
New York City
Miss Margaret Richards
Margaret Richards
New York
Daugh
O. A. Stennett
Corry
Jack Richards
Bracken-Resting
Pine Grove Cemstery
Thai Pact Signed At Tokyo Ends Long Talks
The pact returns Pak Lay district of Laos and a quarter of Cambodia to Thailand after 40 days of talks. French delegates were stern faced as Indo-China Thai and Japanese representatives witnessed the brief ceremony with about 40 observers.
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Tokyo
Thailand
Paklay
Laos
Cambodia
Indo-China
Japan
Jamestown Man Returns From Hawaii After Draft
Mwen Jeziorski, 41, of Jamestown, withdraws from the Army Air Corps due to homesickness after two years abroad at Wheeler Field Hawaii. He was honorably discharged, then drafted again under the selective service act and passed his physical in Buffalo. He plans to depart for back to the United States today seeking new training.
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Buffalo
Jamestown
Army Air Corps
Joseph Paul Jeziorski
Lewis Street
Iegir Corps
Tiechanic
Wheeler Bield
Hawaii
Jegivrsk
Glchorge
United States
Jezior- Ski
Gretion
Oppose Meters After Short Trial at Duneire
In Duneire on March 11 a growing campaign seeks removal of parking meters less than a week after their launch. Petitions organized by central business leaders target meters and a return to a free parking system with strict enforcement. Proponents cite early curb revenue and trial fairness, while opponents urge immediate removal pending a full reevaluation.
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Hoty
P Teacomeble
Common Connell
Simontis
Ange
Austiness
Revision of Training Limits Considered by Accapinted Press
Washington March 11 Official consideration focused on rewriting the Selective Service Act to require military service for men aged 21 to 25 as a transition from the 21 to 35 liability to a European arrangement. The plan aims to train men at a specific age, such as 18 or 22, under a revised system. The accident involving Samuel E Sweet Jr of Evie and injuries to his wife and Mrs Francis Taylor of Rochester were reported as improved conditions.
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Washington
Selective Service
Mien Ge
Samuel E. Sweet
Evie
Francis Taylor
Rochester
Leigh Willink New Justice at French Creek
Leigh Willink has been appointed justice of the peace for French Creek to fill the vacancy caused by the death of James Conway. The article lists local residents and visitors, hospitalizations, and social events in the French Creek area including outbreaks of illness and community notices.
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Leigh Willink
French Creek
James Conway
Ludwig Johnson
Jamestown
Licas Gleason
Ellen Gleason
Dehn
Zente
Ealler
$50 000 Damages in Fatality Suit in Erie
A $50,000 damage suit was filed against Joan and Rose DeCecco of 2528 Cannice Street to recover for the death of Harvey Enning after a fall from a stairway in a building managed by the defendants two years ago. The plaintiff alleges improper construction and lack of warning signs contributed to his death. the husband was reportedly told that compensation was paid but the accident occurred when he plunged down the stairs after reaching an open hour. The case cites negligence in maintaining a stairway and questions about posted warnings.
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Erie
Clare
Ted
Raspberry Street
Joan
Rose DeCecco
Caunrce Street
Harvey Epnng
Teeber
Hns
Jim Davat
Farms in State Show Decline in 1940 Values
Washington dispatch reports Pennsylvania farm numbers fell to 108,027 as of April 1, down from 17 percent a decade earlier. The state’s farms were valued at about 864 million dollars, with average farm value near 5,113 and average per acre around 5022 dollars.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Ohs
Pennsylvania
Eagle
Gen Bix Feau
Bureau
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