Long active in welfare work Mrs Tracy dies at Palisades Park
Funeral services set for Thursday at Palisades Park for Mrs Tana Harvey Tracy a longtime welfare advocate born at Meanjin Whee nek and sister to Edward J Harvey and Sophia VanTassel. She helped found Palisades Park Public Library and worked at National Cash Register. Survived by husband Stephen Tracy son Stephen Tracy jr and Leon Harvey of Germantown with several nieces and nephews. In Jamestown, fire destroyed the Rouiley house on Camp Street inside city limits when a brooder stove caused a blaze killing about 440 two week old chickens.
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Gerry
Tana Harvey
Tracy
Palisades Park
N. J
Meanby Wheenek
Edward J. Harvey
Sophia VanTassel
National Cash Register Company
John’aetive
Stephen Tracy
Leon Harvey
Germantown
Corey
Jamestown
Camp Street
Rouiley
Joe Prdgentie
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly
A vintage home remedy article promotes Ru-Ex Compound with a two week supply. It claims lemon juice with four lemons, two tablespoons twice daily, can relieve rheumatic pain quickly and offers money back if not improved. The text cites drugstores and endorsements.
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MyCandrew's
Resident Here Since 1880 Dies in Corry
Mrs. Warherine Wells, a Corry resident since 1880, died at home after long illness. Born April 13, 1863 in Westfield, she was the daughter of John Wesley. Surviving: three sons Charles Wilkinson George Albert and Herman Wells. four granddaughters Kathryn Meredith Bath Mildred Wells. grandson Robert Wellsell. Funeral services scheduled Friday at 2 PM at Bracken funeral parlors with calling hours prior.
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Warherine
Sherman Street
John Wesley
Westfield
Corry
Titusville
Honor Scout Leaders On Completing Course
Sixteen local leaders who completed the principal scout and cub leadership course of the Boy Scouts will receive certificates at a dinner party at Marie's Tea Room on Seventh Street Thursday evening. The course has run for several weeks covering leadership and training, with certificates awarded at the dinner. Officials elected in Sherman Village include Mayor John Coe for two years and trustees Glen Newhouse and Chas Rothe on the People's Forty ticket.
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Marie's Tea Room
Strer
Orelock
Sherman Village
John Coe
People’s Forty
Glen Newhouse
Chas. Rothe
Drifted Roads Closed In Clean District
Buffalo reports severe storms across western New York with two state police road closures in Cattaraugus County. A fatal injury to Millard Rainey of the County Highway Department was attributed to the weather. Roads closed include East Aurora to Gowanda and Buffalo to Olean. Schools statewide faced closures amid heavy drifting and poor visibility.
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Buffalo
New York
Cattaraugus County
East Aurora-Glean
Cattaraugus
Fist Yee
Ovier Fonds
Irea
Imlalim
Millard Rai—ney
Emplisyr
Cateare
Franklinville
Eleven Trainees Leave Bradford for Camp
Bradford sent 11 of its young men to Altoona on Tuesday where they will be inducted into the armed forces and ordered to army camps for a year of training under the selective service as part of the national defense program. A brief program in tribute to the selectees was held. Dr. Hugh d. Ryan, draft board chairman, spoke and presented certificates to William Montgomen, leader of the contingent, and Ward Healy, a volunteer assistant leader.
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Mar.in
Altoona
United States
Selective Service
National Defense
McKean County
Hugh d. Ryan
Draft
William #. Montgomen
Healy
Indian Barber Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Alleged Scalp Theft
A rural barber shop controversy leads to civil actions after customers report disturbing incidents. Witnesses describe violent, disturbing scenes and calls for scrutiny of the shop’s practices. Authorities investigate under state law, with protective steps discussed as the case unfolds.
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Burlon R. Lane
der Hutr
Drafting bill to license pin ball machines
City Council set to consider an ordinance taxing all pinball machines with a yearly license of at least 325 dollars. Mayor Frank Hepler to sponsor. proposal aimed at raising about 500 dollars for the municipality. Ordinance patterning to Erie law. council members favor immediate adoption after April 7 presentation.
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Frank 2. Hepler
Fayhe
Erie Goes on Fast Time April Twenty Eight
Erie plans advance to daylight saving time starting April 28 with state and local officials noting nationwide adoption. The notice mentions Pen nsylvan ia communities approving daylight saving, the timing of the change, and a series of regional efforts coordinated by the American Automobile Association.
Oil City Priest to Be Honored Next Sunday
The forty sixth anniversary of Reverend James F. Wielding’s ordination at St Stephens Church will be observed next Sunday evening. A notable speaker from a neighboring parish is expected to attend and deliver remarks. The event will include prayers, hymns, and a blessing by local clergy.
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Oil City
Cyvy
James F. Wielding
Stephane Ehyrel
Alfred Walann
State Defense Measures Complete Amid Wartime Mobilization
The article reports a government move summoning labor, government and local forces to bolster defense. An emergency vote passed in favor of heightened wartime measures and related fiscal support, with officials stating the plan aims to prepare the state for ongoing security needs.
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