New Officers Selected for Gerry Men's Bible Class
Gerry Men's Bible Class elected new officers at Sunday afternoon meeting at the Salvation Army alcove on East Washington. G T Bergman was chosen president Liaya Thomas vice president David E Lines secretary treasurer Bergman song leader Carl D Way pianist Barton F Smith chairman of the board Directors named J E Gass Richard Hurlbut Capt J D Morrison Rudolph Bachomer Charles Ester and George Stowe. The group will close its season next Sunday with a Mothers Day service featuring Mrs. D Morrison of the Salvation Army as speaker.
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Carl D. Way
Barton F Smith
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J. E Gass
Richard Hurlbut
J. D. Morrison
Rudolph Bachomer
Charles Ester
George
Stowe
D. Morrison
Salvation Army
Evangelist to Speak at Bethel Tabernacle Series
A converting convict with years in Missouri State Prison will deliver a life story and testimony at Bethel Tabernacle. Special services are set for Tuesday through Thursday night with a series of talks beginning at 8 oclock.
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Bethel Taernacle
East Church
Missouri
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Corry area notices mix with civic events and staffing
A scrambled Kane and Corry area notice page lists a Labor Board election for Holgate Brothers within 15 days, local meetings from A to Z clubs, church suppers, school budget talks, hospital updates, and community appointments. It notes golf pro changes, road resurfacing contracts, and a Clermont Clay plant revival, with multiple personal updates and civic reminders.
Settlement Reached in Dunkirk Radiator Plant Strike
The U S Radiator plant in Dunkirk readies for resumption of operations after a Saturday settlement of the five week strike by the foundrymen SWOC local. About 250 workers, with 10 in country, were affected as moulders walked out. Chairman Louis Campese said the wage increase was welcome and the strike remained peaceful during negotiations.
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States Radiator Corporation
Foundirymen
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Louis Campese
SWOC
Aliie
Conference on Social Work Held May 13 at Mandville
An all day Citizens Conference on Community Welfare to be held in Mandville on May 13 aims to show how local welfare services support national defense. Key speakers include representatives from the American Red Cross and state welfare agencies. The program covers coordination of welfare services and youth issues in defense contexts across several counties.
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Conference On Community Welfare
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Pennsylvania Conference On Social Work
American Red Cross
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Family Welfare Society
Stone Method Church
Alvin Guyler
Peder W
Pennsylvania
National Defense
Citiiens
Erie
Crawford
Forest
Mercer
Warren
Venango
Former Corry Resident Barbara Frey Dies in Dunkirk
Barbara Frey, widow of Frank G. Frey and former Corry resident, died at her Dunkirk home after a long illness. Rites set for tomorrow with prayers at 7 30 and a requiem at Sacred Heart in Dunkirk. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Fredonia. Survived by husband, a son, a daughter, twelve grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two sisters, and four brothers.
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Erie
Thildren
Mayme Hall
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Roghests
N. 7
George Joseph Ressler
Knoxville
Tenn
Nicholas Ressler
British Threats in Persia Trigger New Air Strikes
RAF Middle East communiques from Cairo report air and artillery actions against Movent Airdrome near Baghdad. Dozens of planes were destroyed or damaged at Mosser Rashid and Moascar Rashid airports. British bombers dropped bombs on workshops offices and sheds while leaflets in Arabic were scattered over Baghdad. Reuters notes Indian press condemning Traq government and warning Moslem sympathy for Germany is unlikely.
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Supreme Court Decision Puts DuBois City in Bind
DuBois city officials face a civil service clash after a state Supreme Court ruling. Lawrence Mack, a July 1849 civil service appointee, was ousted in January 1940 as officials shuffled duties. A sanitary inspector was moved into police work, prompting a ruling that different civil service grades prohibit cross assignment. The county court was ordered to grant the writ, with court costs charged to the city.
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State Supreme Court
Lawrence Mack
Mack
W. L. Hoover
Edward Wilcox
Civil Service Regulations
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Opinon
Tribumela
Death claims Mrs Gleason at Corry home
Mrs Evelyn Gleason aged long time Corty resident died after months of illness at 27 East Pred erick Street at 1 a m Sunday. Born in Columbus she lived in Brieffield before moving to Corry in 1917. Survived by numerous nieces nephews and by Wilbur Jordan. Funeral at Bracken-Keating parlors with service Tuesday at 2:30 p m in the chapel. burial in David Curtis cemetery Columbus.
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Corty
East Prederick Street
Lucille Vort
Solon
Ghios
Norman Thompson
Columbia
D. C
Inez Clark
Mt Vernon
Wash
Grace Hansen
Corry
Wilbur Jordan
Gleason
Bracken-Keating
David Curtis
Columbus
John Farley 63 Dies at Spartansburg
John Pyley Farley, 63, Sparta resident, died at home in Spartansburg at 8:40 p.m. He is survived by his wife Elnora Farley, two children William and Esther Farley, two sisters Mrs. B D Blair and Miss Lyn Farley of Meadyilie, and a brother William Farley of Linesville. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Torrey funeral home with Rev. J A Waugaman of the Baptist church officiating, with interment in Rove Hill Cemetery.
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John Pyley
Elnora. Farley
William
Esther Farley
B.D. Blair
Lyn Farley
Meadyilie
William Farley
Linesville
Bat
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Baptist Church
Rove Hill Cemetery
Strike Threat at Jamestown Plant Warns 800 Workers
Jamestown May 9 Cres cent Lange No 1561 of the International Association of Machinists voted Saturday to strike for a week starting this morning at 10 unless the company accepts arbitration terms proposed by Norman Blumberg assistant labor relations officer of the Office of Production Management The move would affect about 800 workers with many IAM members involved
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Crescent Lange
International Association of Machinists
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Crescent Pool Company
International Association ‘of Machinists
Samuel Chase Likeness On Currency Worth Ten Thousand Dollars
AP reports the portrait of Samuel Chase on U S currency could imply ten thousand dollars in value to holders. It notes other historic figures on bills and cites debates over gold certificates and large denomination notes issued when the gold standard ended in 1934.
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Nmbi
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Grover Cleveland
William Metélatey
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U.S. Grant
United States
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Treasury Department
Woodrow Walten
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