Spring Creek Girl Scouts Award Badges in Pioneered Ceremony
In Spring Creek Pennsylvania on March 21 the local Girl Scouts held a badge presentation at the Community House. Scouts Esther Jean Mahon Rebta Taylor Florence Waite and Pat Kafferlin earned second class and community badges. Thelma John was invested. The event featured songs What Can We Do and refreshments with green and yellow treats. Local families and leaders attended as the group celebrated achievements and the Green and Yellow Scout colors adorned the hall.
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Spring Creek
Irs
R. Donaldson
Ma Allen
Rochester
Marionnaldson
Strong Emorial Hospital
Linda Lee Wilkinson
Carry Hospital
Dean
Bebuchers
Brookville
Anidler Mason
Corry Hospital
Frank Graft
Hon City
Glen ‘Donaldson
Howard MacDonald
BE Warren General Hospital
George Werner
Ray Wollett
Erle
Charlotte McKelvey
John McKay
Corry
Jack Kaffenin
Norfolk
Phanneth Whaley
North War
Guy Whaley
Leslie Bullard
Ownp Avingston
Charles Wales
Mercer Fonday
Glen W. Donaldson
Carl Matis
Charles
Barbara
Erie
Webb McCray
Roger
Joan
Elgin
Caroline Brundage
Sun ¥ Rovers
Damon
Homer Bullard
Esther Bruntage
Gladys Donaldson
Tidbute
Betty Kaiserlin
Meadville
Evalyn Hays
Townville
Bessie Johnson
Mothers Club
Red Cross
Geraldine Martin
Dunkirk
Girl Scouts of
Correll
Esther Jean Mahon
Rebta Taylor
Florence ‘Waite
Pat Kafferlin
Mason Pound
Warren CAP School Records High Pass Rate in Civil Pilot Training
The Warren CAP School reported a strong final exam for the Civil Pilot Training course with 27 students taking part and only five failing to meet passing marks. Names of those who passed were withheld pending official word from Washington. W. S. King, manager of the Warren airport, asked all students to report to the field to receive grades and align forms. The local program claimed the highest pass rate in the district among training units.
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Warre
Wuarth
Hades
Civil Pilot ‘Training School
Whchh
Washington
W. 3
King
War- Ten
Thwan
Warren
Marshall Mathis
Small Cities and Towns to Benefit From Rationing
Roger Babson argues small cities and towns can gain from rationing and postwar shifts. He warns against price inflation, urges local merchants to expand offerings, advertise, and embrace rural mobility while noting risks for suburban migration and bank financing in farm purchases. He predicts tire innovation and renewed local trade as essential to postwar recovery.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Mar
Lam
Washington
Bos~ton
High Hat
Ife
Prelate Dying Archbishop Schrembs Near Death
Archbishop Joseph Schrembs head of the Cleveland Catholic Church lies near death in a Cleveland hospital after a heart attack. The prelate, born in Regensburg Bavaria in 1866, is a well known figure in local Catholic circles.
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Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland Catholic Drocess
Cleveland
Ratisbon
Bavaria
Committeemen Petition Flood in Erie County
Up to noon Friday about 175 nominating petitions filed for county committee posts in Erie. Both parties expected candidates in all committees by the Monday deadline, but Friday suggests most will be unopposed. Republican and Democratic county committees require a man and woman committee members from every district in city and county.
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Erie
Mar
Five Brives Brothers Enlist in Armed Forces
The Briss family of Sleaman reports five siblings now in service. Howard George Briggs and George William Briggs joined the U S Navy construction regiment after enlistment at a federal building recruiting studio. Rober Briggs serves aboard a local unit at Port Jackson SC and Alden Briggs is stationed at Fort Jackson.
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Sherman
Briss
Sleaman
Uncle Lang
Howard George Briggs
George William Briggs
Rober Briggs
U.S
Wichita
Briggs
Port Jackson
Alden Briggs
Fort Jackson
Howard George
George William
United States Navy
Navy
Albert H. Harrisort, Jr
Forger Spangenburg Nabbed At Jamestown
Jamestown March 28 Police solved theft of blank checks from D and Trucking Co last January with the arrest of Russell B Spangenburg 26 of 321 South Main Street on second degree forgery charges. Detectives say he admitted entering the office during busy hours, removing checks from a book, and filling them out. checks for 622 and 343.23 were cashed on January 19 at a tavern and a restaurant respectively.
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Jamestown
Russell B. Spangenburg
Seed
South Main Street
Weel
Blue Limeling Concen
Spangenburg
Amgloyes
Guffey Rules Out Candidacy For Governor
Senator Joseph F. Guffey announced he will not pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and will back Judge Ralph J. Smith of Pittsburgh. Mundy had earlier urged Guffey’s candidacy to influence the May primary, but Guffey declined comment after a conference.
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Harrisburg
Maren JT
Joseph F. Guffey
Ralph J1. Smith
Pittsburgh
Tam
Tudge Smith
Leo G. Mundy
Guffey
James K. McDevitt
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Corry School News Highlights Student Roles Play Prep
A busy Corry School story outlines senior play ticket sales run by seniors and junior staff under Grint Cogan, with ward managers named. Other notes cover junior high assembly awards for an undefeated team, letters, and certificates, plus class activities from model airplanes to volleyball and early transport demos.
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Grint Cogan
Pirstwatt
Mildred Mumibus
Robert Gin
M. Spaulding
EK. Buck
Mary J. Patterson
S. Baremi
Jean Curis
Rosemay Dewes
Dean Dearing
G Hoysen
Mary Graham
Joyce Gray
Ri Hoss Gucher
Narth
Billy
Spud) Bedure
Bob
Mitchell
Ivan Wickwire
John ‘Bulcher
Bob Bardus
Dewey
Ores
Phisis
Doris Price
Patty Chaselara Moore
Doraiy Huntin
Jean Shese
Shiley Beckwith
Barbara Anderson
Maxine Heckwith
Mar Jn Haight
Irene Wis
Dor Dby Gabes
Elass
Chays
Albers Hunt
Ube Holler
Seek State Aid In Flood Loss
Jamestown report: flood damage to Chautauqua county bridges and a paving project from Route 60 to Jamestown Municipal Airport will draw principal attention at the Board of Supervisors quarterly meeting in Mayville on Friday April 2. Estimated bridge damage exceeds $100,000, straining the county budget, with hoped for state funds or county aid to rebuild damaged bridges after the flood period ends. The county highway committee requested assistance from the state and other counties.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Jamestown Municiial
Board of Supervisors
Sour House
Mayville
Chautauqua
Swanson Promoted to Captaincy in Army Company T
Warren Maren Swanson, commanding officer of Company T, 112th Talentey, Carey Livingston La, promoted to captain. He has led the company since shortly after the unit moved to Theiantown Gap about a year ago. Swanson, home at 117 Grant sites, was sworn in March 22 with a commission dating February 1.
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Warren
Maren
Livy
Austin L. Swanson
Talentey
Carey Livington
Swansiy
Gruuyy
Theiantown Gap
Cpt Swanson
New Fire Dept Heads Take Jobs In Erie
In Erie, Mar. 1, new fire department leadership takes effect. Edward Flanagan is named Wine Chief, with Lawrence Scully elevated to chief and Leo Natale promoted to senior captain No.2. Jiminy Gaprain and others receive promotions as part of a broad reshuffle at the headquarters.
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Erie Fire Department
Leonard
Erie
Mar
Edward
Flanagan Pridiy
Lawrence
Scully
Jiminy Gaprain
Puution
Uotne
Hattie
Flamigatt
Leo Natale
Slayer Of Indiana Co Man Sent To Asylum
James Snuthermay age 20 in Birmingham faces transfer to Bryce Hospital Tuscaloosa for mental examination after being charged in the slaying of Grove G Kuhn formerly of Indiana County. The case arose from a January 13 coal mine foreman death by a blow to the head. Patterson, 20, pleaded guilty by insanity and awaits further action.
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Slayer OF
Indiana CO
Man
Birmingham
Ala
James Snuthermay
Tiwo
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