Mrs J A Cassidy New President Of Woman's Club
Mrs J A Cassidy was elected president of the Corry Woman's Club at the annual meeting on Mott street. Officers include B S Austin as first vice president T A Giblin as second vice president H A Rhodes as recording secretary Ina Austin as corresponding secretary Georgia Myers as treasurer, with Mrs H A Gilbert Mrs R B Mosier and Miss Mary Condra as two year directors and Mrs G W Waggon as one year director. A tureen dinner preceded the meeting and a silhouette dig is planned for May 18 with Miss Helen Fisher at the club to snip silhouettes. The club will also sponsor a ragweed campaign to be undertaken with district clubs, date to be announced.
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J. A. Cassidy
Te Corry Woman's Club
Mott Street
B.S. Austin
T. A. Giblin
H. A. Rhodes
Ina Austin
Georgia Myers
H.A. Gilbert
R. B. Mosier
Mary
Helen Fisher
Rose Meeting at North East Endorses Rose for Congress
Grace Mitchell led North East leaders from the Republican Council of Women and the League of Women Voters in a Lincoln Hotel reception backing Will Rose for the Republican nomination for Congress. Burgess Haten introduced Rose who urged strong turnout in the primary and urged electing a man old enough to be sound yet young enough to think and work hard.
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Grace Mitchell
Republican Council of Women
Erie County
League of Women Voters
North East
Lincoln Hotel
Will Rose
Congress
Burgess Haten
Desperado Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker Tracked in Missouri
State Highway Patrol and county officers in several Ozarks counties pursued nine men suspected of Barrow and Bonnie Parker. The group exchanged gunfire with a patrolman near Willow Springs and with a truck driver. The car was later seen abandoned in a ditch between Mountain Grove and Cabool, with the trail growing cold after Mountain Grove.
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United Press
Springpinld
Sherriff
Ozarks
Clyde Barow
Bonnie Parker
Willow Springs
Ben Graham
Barrow
Rahim
Graham
Gralwan
Caboo
Mountain Grove
Cabool
Lakeland Firm Wins General Contract for Warren Plant
Lakeland Engineering and Construction Corporation of Buffalo, N Y, awarded the general contract for New Process Company's Warren factory building. The firm, noted for major projects in Buffalo, will seal debris, prepare the site, and erect the structure, aiming for completion by September 1. The work will transform Hickory Street area with construction activity and influx of bids from multiple bidders.
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Lakeland Engineering and Construction Corporation
Bittalo
Liestupor
la We Lakestad Eingineering and Construction Corporation
Buffalo
N.Y
Charles FR. Huntley
Niagara and Hudson Power
Jamestown High School Orchestra Wins Class A at Fredonia Event
Jamestown High School orchestra won the Class A division at the orchestra day events of the Muls to Moskiyal competition held at Fredonia Normal School yesterday. Mrs Viola Mowrey, 63, widow of Ellis Mowsey and former Venango county resident, was hospitalized Monday after an automobile accident in Akron Ohio, per relatives in Oil City.
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Jamestown High School
Rural School Commencement Plans Across Six Townships
May 3 report from E. R. Hadlock outlines upcoming grammar school commencements in six county townships over the next two weeks. Lip grade graduates in Greenfield township received diplomas Tuesday at Hornby church. Remaining ceremonies include Amity May 2, Summit May 3, Venango May 9, Concord May 9, Greene May 10, and LeBoeuf May 11, with high schools still operating and dates to be announced.
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E. R. Hadlock
Greenfield Township
Hornby Church
Amity Township
Match Hollowehuirch
Summit Township
McCray
Greene Township
Wales
LeBoeuf
New Ireland
Hadlock
Publisher Dies in Port Chester Obit of Hazen
George H. Hazen, 76, chairman of Crowell Publishing and famed dean of American advertising, died last night at United Hospital in Port Chester, New York. He led the company and influenced the advertising industry for decades.
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New York
George H. Hazen
The
Crowell Publishing Company
United Hospital
Port Chester
Kane Company Still Hunts Big Water Main Leak
Kane, May 3. The Spring Water Company continues to suffer from the record cold February as a leak in a main wastes about a million gallons daily. Despite six weeks of effort, the leak remains unfound, with special instruments being sent to locate the source. Nearby, a separate thaw thawed a frozen meter in a residence, reflecting ongoing winter troubles for Wit. Jewett’s water operations.
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Kane Company
Kane
Spring Water Company
Lewis
Wit
Jewett
Ladies Aid Dinner Planned at Lutheran Church
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society prepares a dinner Friday evening in the church hall beginning at 5 30. Menu includes roast ham mashed potatoes gravy peas carrots cabbage salad jelly rye and white bread apple pie and coffee. Committee members include Mrs Henry M Keppel chair Mrs John Boland Jr Mrs John Freno Mrs DL Smith and Mrs John Schaub. Mrs BE Hawking chairs dining town arrangements. Large crowd expected and proceeds go to the city treasury.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Luthheran
Henry M. Keppel
John Boland, Jr
John Freno
DL. Smith
John Schaub
Be, Hawking
Cily
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