Lakewood Calls School Election After Board Resignations
The Lakewood school board faced a shakeup as five members resigned after payroll issues surfaced. Treasurer Nina Butler noted salary guarantees were in place, while Clerk Paul W. Clawson prepared notices for a special district meeting on April 17 at Lakewood High School to nominate and elect successors. Superintendent Dorothy B. Connelly seeks guidance from Albany’s state board of regents to proceed with the unprecedented situation.
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Grirswood
Wieaner
Lakewood Board of Fert
Nina Butler
Himtd
Joan
Pogular
Villaifé
Paul W. Clawson
Miotloes
Lakewood High School
Dorothy B. Connelly
Miperinl Andent
Law Division
State Board of Regents At
Albany
Man Admits Drinking Whisky Stolen From Inn
Francis Lee Dunn, 51, jailed awaiting grand jury action, is charged with grand larceny after police say he admitted drinking eight cases of whisky valued at 400 taken from the Van Buren Bay Inn where he was caretaker. He told troopers he drank seven or eight cases himself during the winter and sold none. Inn owner James Mancuso discovered the loss upon returning from Florida.
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Francis Lee Dunn
van Buren Bay
Dunn
Gemes Mancuso
Florida
Service in Memory of Charles Wales Friday Service
Funeral service held for Charles C Wales at the Hroken Keating Conce at Home. Rev Joseph Clair officiated with a committal at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attended by relatives and out of town guests Clarke Pain Mrs Paul Stone Minnie Wales Spear H Neckers Glenn Donnald son Spring Creek and others.
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Arriday
Sarah
Charles C. Wales
Joseph Clair
Eminan
Churen
Corry
Beavers
Glenn Donaaldson
Praik Craft
Joseph Gale- Hols
Hale “Powell
Aruiiié Colegrave
Pine Grove Cemetery
Manson Room
Clair
Clarke Pain
Paul Stone
Union City
Minnie Wales Spear
Duiestown
H. Neckers
Erle
Glenn Donnaldson
Spring Creek
Tomato market outlook in Chautauqua county for 1947 season
The Chautauqua county belt expects a strong tomato season as one processor plans to take 20 percent more than 1946, and another signals similar need. The Red Wing Company of Fredonia, county’s largest packer, seeks a 20 percent increase over Vast yene’s record packing, while Welch Grape Juice Company has not finalized its 1947 policy but will likely match last year’s tonnage.
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Duneired
Chautauqua County
Red Wing Company
Fredohla
New York State
Yene
Welch Grape Juice Company
Warren County District Attorney LeRoy C. Eddy Dies In Shop
Warren attorney LeRoy Carroll Eddy, 64, who served as Warren County district attorney from 1922 to 1938 and led the Warren County Bar Association, collapsed and died of a heart condition while shopping in the G. C. Murphy Co. store on Second Avenue. His physician reported ongoing heart trouble and notified the coroner.
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Leroy C. Eddy
Warren
LeRoy Carroll Hdldy
Warren County
Warren County Bar Assolation
G. C. Murphy Go
Second Avenue
Raddy
Milkshed Forecast Says March Returns Near Four Dollars
Bluford, market administrator, estimates March deliveries in the New York milkshed will total about 497 million pounds with a uniform price near 4.09 per hundredweight and a 6.8 cent butterfat differential for butter or below standard. Milk handlers must report milk receipts usage by April 10 with final price and differential announced by April 29.
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ELIE
Bluford
the News Ywrle
Mith
Marketini Wroa
J Waillvensele
New York
Butlertas
Blasiford
Blaniford
Conneaut Lake man shot during hold up
George Warner a 45 year old horse trainer from Conneaut Lake was shot during an attempted holdup in a Lexington Kentucky tavern. He was in critical condition at a Coxington hospital after a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Dr H H DeGrange accompanied him on a horse buying expedition and provided details of the incident.
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Conneaut Lake
Meadville
George Warner
Pennsylvania
Coxington
H. H. DeGrange
Mr. Warner
Kentucky
Lexington
Clymer Community Happenings and Upcoming Events
Local notes cover a postponed Juniors play at Clymer Central School now set for April 1 at 8 o clock. Missionary Henry DaPrag from China speaks at Abbey Reformed Church Sunday at 8.30. Various residents visit relatives in Castleton and Sherman. Wilbur Reskner returns home after hospital stay. Union communion services at Abbey Reformed Church Thursday and Good Friday prayers at Methodist Church. Mrs Mary Nywelde visits Buffalo family.
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de Henry DaPrag
Ching
Abbey Reformed Church
Begu
China
Mary Ton
Rey
Edward Ton
Castleton-on-the- Hudson
Jennie Grivink
Anna Vangeem
Sherman
Walter Schruers
Shirley
Sod
Robert ‘Thomason
Philipeville
Wilbur Renskers
Corry Hospital
Abbe Reformed Church
Methodist
Mary _Nywelde
Edward Cherry
Buffalo
Answers to J Q Quiz on Editorial Page
Correct responses listed for ten questions include New York State coal George Eliots Howard University six Jeanne aAre Abraham Lincoln Madison Polk Lincoln Mc Kinley Wilson D Roosevelt and Truman squab.
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New York State
George Eliots
Howard University
L Jeanne A
Abraham Lincoln
Madison
Polk
Lincoln
McKinley
Wilson
D. Roosevelt
Truman
Spartansburg News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Closures
The Spartansburg News Letter reports guests visiting area families including Mr. and Mrs. George Salmon and Mrs. Rosa DePrater plus families from St. Marys, and Ruth Scotiiett from Cleveland. The PTA Euram contest meeting is postponed. Lytle Murdoch visits with local relatives. Ruth Scotiiett and Arthur Scouten family host in Union City. Morton Rebekah Lodge 453 sets March 28 meeting. The local school closes due to snow with one bus stranded on drifted roads and some children cared for by area families.
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Spartansburg
Maron
George Salmon
Prank Childs
Guys Mills
Rosa DePrater
Daimies Koch
St. Marys
Jesse Dooher
PTA
Lytle Murdoch
Shippenville
Cony
Union City
Ruth
Chevy
Indy Morton
Rebekah Lodge
Paul McCray
Lyell B. Garr
Robert Lincoln
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Curiae
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Max Mayer
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DAVIS @ SON
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Rome
Calif
Orchard Park Peas
Orchard Park
Catsup
Sup Sum
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton St
Corry, Pa
Sterling Deluxe
Bhase
Promcre
G. Jones
Jack Hurrin
East South Street
Automotive
Athens
Spartansburg ‘News
Bill Wilcox
Washington
M.S. Cobbett City Building
City Cab Company
Powell
Powell Consumer
Mister Breger
Wm. J. Frank A Lin
Pitst Avenue
Hone
W. Baccus
West Main Street
Corry Instrument Company
South St
Rufpwer
Corry Lumber and Supply
East Frederick Street
Hou
Corry Watch
Center Street
Motorola
Davis Radio Laboratory
Merritt Appliance
Dial
Sorenson's
Rowland's
Radio Servion
Western Auto Associate
Erie
Snider's
State
Ats
St Lindsley's
Francis McCray
Thogersen Hosiery Co
Wilmette, I
Mala
Hersas
Indiana
Walden Donelson
Youngstown
Sugar Grove Ind
Frese
Wayne Inge
Colmbus
Journal
Ain
Weisbro Construction Company
State Street
E. L
Dimick
Lemon Street
Hemlock
Corry Tumber Snd Supply
Fred—ertele
Smith
Orton
Mec
Smith & Sons
Stockton Brothers ‘ormick-Deering Sales & Service
Sugar Grove, Pa
Washington Street
Cherry Hardware
Spencer Corsets
Lore D. Gale
Spring Street
Bor
Andys Veht
North
Charles Bushee
R.D
Jay W
Gravin
Clymer
Robert Catlin
Marton Streat
Bust
Matix Street
North Glymer
Louis Moore
Pat Clymer
P.O
Nort Censter Street
Church Street
Tuysi
Taylors Quwerry Stare
Ben L. Rickerson
Bén Li
Rickerson
Cory
Erie County
Register
Wills
Clayton Warner
C. Clayton Warner
C. C. Warner
Charles Clayton Warner
Golumbis Township
Register of Wills
Saidi
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F. B
Hineson
Waterford
Roger M. Brown
National Book Building
Cory, Pa
Sam Gleason
Blacksville
Steidman
John Deere
Ford Motor
Witit de- Laval
Enoch B. Cornish
Bear Lake
George Miller
Blooming Valley
Stanley Rothovers Farm
George DeRemer
Guernsey
New Idea
John Deera
Ford
McCormick
Stanley
Rotkovets
Arthur
Spartanseburg
Agar
Gard OF Thanes
Bravken-Keating Co
Daci Sizti
Hertha Wyk
Leo Worburgh
Blosale Fosburgy
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