Local News Briefs From Warren County And Corry
Local notes report attendees at the semi annual meeting of veterans and Knights of Western Pennsylvania in Warren, plus updates on forest fire bans in New York state. Weather outlook predicts light showers northern areas and coastal zones, then cooler temperatures early period with a rise after Sunday. Corry area residents receive questionnaires for draft and local service, with several names listed. An incident at Roy Root’s home prompts a theft report involving a gypsy band. Studebaker production and sales set twelve year records, while scholarships exceed seven thousand dollars at Pennsylvania State College. A Corry child, Robert Palmer, hospitalized for arm injuries from a stringer accident. Red Cross appeals continue for refugees and overseas assistance.
Charles Wetmore to be buried at Warren
The body of Charles Delayin Wetmore, NY architect and former Jamestown resident, arrives in Warren for burial. A Harvard-educated lawyer turned architect, Wetmore designed Grand Central Terminal and several famed hotels. Surviving are son William Wetmore and two stepdaughters, Matta Thornton and Mrs Edward Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Tate
Charles Delay
Wetmore
New York
Warren
Mulal
Watmore
Corry
Kent
Corry High School
Isd
Allen M. Kent
Jamestown
Elmira
Long Point
Chautauqua Lake
Harvard Law School
Mp. Wetmore
Grand Central Terminal
Vanderbilt, Ritz
Commodore
Biltmore
William
Wetminé
Matta Lady Thornton
Sir Henry Thornton
Edward A. Weeks
Boston
Ridgway Jewelry Store Burglarized
Ridgway police reinvestigate a Central Jewelry and Purntive store burglary on North Broad Street. Entry gained through a rear window. Loot valued at 85 dollars includes a tabletop radio, a radio, a hands cleaner and a box of tools. The theft occurred Wednesday night and was found Thursday, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway Jewelry
Ridgway
Central Jewelry & Purntive
North Broad Street
Two County Estates Totaling Eighty Eight Thousand
Erie probate records list two estates totaling eighty eight thousand dollars. Edward Bo Austin died May 3 leaving eighty six thousand fifteen dollars with bequests to Ann Glement Bo Austin and three daughters Ruth Leer Mabel Davis and Bernice Reichert. Livia McLaughlin died April 28 leaving two thousand eight hundred thirty five dollars no will sister Harriet B Shave appointed administratrix.
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Erie
Court House
Edward Bo Austin
7Th St
Ann. Glement
Bo Austin
Ruth ©. Leer
Mabel Davis
Bernice Reichert
Livia McLaughlin
Walnut Street
Harriet B. Shave
Walnut St
Sentior High's Spots Club Dinner Ends Season With Awards
Twenty girls attended the Spots Club dinner and dance at Sentior High, with thirty couples dancing afterward. Bud Tanner and his Buddy Troupers performed ilusion numbers. Miss Kelly awarded gold trinket balls to Hannah team, their manager, and Miss Brooks. Officers Jean Quillisk, Jeannette Clark, Leona Williams, and Virginia Taylor also received honors. May dance planned with meals and music by Carlyle Caldwell's Crusaders. Senior and junior events, assemblies, and campus notes fill the page with awards, performances, and upcoming Memorial Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentior High School
Byinuesilim
Miss Kelly
Miss Brooks
Jenninette Clark
Lena Jewell
Glastys Lindberg
Jean Cass
Barbara Boland
Shirley Dickinson
Grace Hoylén
Jean Qulnlisk
Jeannette Clark
Leona Williams
Virginia Taylor
the Beavers
Carlyle Caldwell
Crusaders
Howard's Cottage
Findley Deke
Robert Rumbaugh
Mattha Elston
Jean Yohe
Bil Beduze
Bogardns
Corrian
Hangs
Sheen
Concord and Fairview School News Briefs
Readable school notes detail student movements at Concord and Fairview, with transfers, promotions, and high scores. John Windhart returns after chickenpox absence. Louise Yambraski moves. Concord Blue Stars plan hike and picnic. various students earn top arithmetic and spelling marks. Memorial Day article planned for Fairview High Lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigah
John Windaht
Concord Blue Stars
Afterehool
Mead Park
Louise Yambraski
Jett
FOR SALE ITEMS LISTED IN CORRY ADVERTISING
Classified snippets show milking cows fresh last month at Worth Sty Corry two books by Bret Harte an Edison Victrola two guns an antique chest of drawers and Boston House call for details Also tractor hardwood 604 West Church Street ALF fence control electric washer laundering tubs and a 3 burner oil stove at 161 Mott Street Farm goods seed potatoes Cobbiers and Russett near Spartansburg and potatoes for eating or seed by Martin Kuss Corry H D 1 Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Harte
Boston House
West Church St
Mott
Russett
Dan Troyer
Spartansburg
Martin Kuss
H. D
Corry
Erie Man Shifts to Chicago G E Plant
Charles Mac Donald, longtime Erie General Electric employee since 1927, transfers from Erie to assume the role of application engineer in the Chicago office. He and his family reside at 904 Ardmore Avenue. Mrs. MacDonald formerly served as secretary editor of the Dispatch Herald. John Adams, former U.S. president, died at age 80.
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ERIE
Chicago
G. E
Erith
Charles MacDonald
Erie General Electric Organization
Erie Pridsy
MacDonald
Ardmore Avenue
John Adams
United States
Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Livestock Markets May 10
Markets report slow demand for produce in Pittsburgh with apples and potatoes priced by grade and region. Buffalo stock market shows hogs steady. cattle mixed with weights over 1000 lbs lower. veering prices for calves sheep and lambs. broader New York market notes include diverse listed equities and commodity names from Associated Press dispatches.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Bliss
Maine
Green Mountains
Buffalo
Tbs
Southern
Associated Press
Destinys
Mi Mining
American Dot
Atlantic
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix- Aviation
Columbia Gas
Ghrysier
Curtiss-Wright General Electric
General Motors
International Wicker Kennevod
Mohntgomery
US Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Youngstown S&t
RYO
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Curious Letter Fragment
A partial, garbled OCR snippet shows scattered names and words including a person named Uhl and references to a Tin and a vent. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context, making it difficult to determine the full incident or event, but it reads as a stray line from a larger page.
Local Sports Club Aids City Tennis and Softball Upgrades
A fragmented notice outlines plans for a city sports fund to improve tennis courts and add a softball league with two teams. It mentions a May 26 event, a possible country club membership, and funds around $200 to support court upgrades and related facilities.
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Announ
Corry
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Paitin
Frank) Babbitt
Ot Cory
Mitea
Venlance
Knights of Western Pennsylvania
al Warren
New York State
Adirondacks
Ward's Reports, Inc
Roy Root
Oat
Warren County
John J. Pelko
Bert Hl. Volk
Floyd L. Robbins
Bear Lake
Francis B. Whiteley
Clarence L. Carter
Harold E. Crandal
yStudebaker Pos- Secree. Cats .Ang
Treks
Pennsylvania State College
Mortar Board
Rowena Gornish
Union City
Robert Frederick McGraw
Grace Street
Virgil Glenn Slye
R. D
Roy William Crawford
Pranklim Street
John George Froman
Clifford Uutten Daily
Geone Thomas Downey
East Wayne Street
Stanley Kenneth Heaton
Worth Street
James Lavern Taylor
West Pleasant Street
Theodore Roosevelt McCray
Bein
Robert Palmer
Harold Palmer
Railroad Street
Corry Hospital
Corry Chanter of the Red
Gross
Charles Stewart
Stewart Hat Shop
Clyde Fies
Donald Bensink
Chas. Wetmore
Corry School
Gaston Henry-Haye
Marine Corps
Bluecher
Memphis
Central America
Lyle Wilcox
Curry & Gizzie Center
Columbus Ave
Ab & Secént
American Legion
Bud Tanner
Buddy Troopers
Bob Stowe
Tink Taylor
Bud Kinley
Mary Jean Sullivan
Ray Miller
Beverly Stowe
Peggy Paver
Kathleen McGraw
Doris Stowe
Hid Tanner
Mr. Knowlton
Hoy
McCray
Kelly
Miesday
Lyceum
Donald Dickinson
Lincause
Duck Scott
Walton
Kane
Distelet Rotary
Katherine McKuhn
John Gronostar
Donald Satterlee
Wilbur Larson
John Miller
Ronald Bergman
Timmy Reed
Kathleen Mulderick
Mary Katherine Shamburg
Mary Mag Uarditti
Erle
Worl
George Steiner
Charles Yohe
God
America
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Pest
U.S. A
Poe
Cliveen
Washington
Weleames Ichord Mhalett
Ol City
Mobart D'Amice Wis
Clymer
Ronald Miles
Hon
East
Wayne Street
Howard McGray
Norma Keefer
Lena Austin
Blin ‘Tanner
Arithmeti Fant Glua
Patricia Davinon
Jas
Fleet Avenue
Fairview School
Dorothy Stormes
Arnoud Hardinger
Fairview Bigh- Ushts
Qur School
Bobby Hell
Joe Hughes
Dorothy Stormnes
Norma Jean Nantes
Argood Hardinger
Pairview
Junior Davis
Automobile Clio
New Yorks
Etay Stores
Win
Florida
Pillsbury
Wils
Erte
Wea Bonaurant
Rumal Crystal Ice & Coal Co
Perry Collier
Tack Dempsey &. C. Firpo
Chaplin Salamanca
Lindsey
McCandrew Pharmacys
Mrs. A
Barton, Curry
Pa Atia
Wiggers Auto Body Hospital
Dial
A.J. Alkens
First Avenue
H.R. Howard
Carter Hill
Tio
Stearns Super
Rossbacher Agency
Auer
Laundering U. 5
Laundry Dial
Center Street
Glenn Hepler & Son
Liberty’ St
Greyhound Post House
Thompson
Worth Sty Corry
Boyd Sprlcey
Crawford MC Woods
Ayn
Noone
Gall
Doane
ACE Auto Stores
National Hardware Wiek
Brigham Howe
Center Sl
Braley's Antiques
North Center Street
Gta
Washington Street
Seno
S. Center St
Aial
Aya
TGR
Alsa
Matt Sb
Colen
East South Street
Atla
Carry
Js. Bhutigna
Wiehned
Liberty St
York
Lanston
Fum
John Clough
Pittafiel
Cola Corners
Aidborn
Jenazny
Fourth Ave
Sane
Dent Chicken Farm
Reni Clymer
Sele Entaten
Prariklin Ste
Pret
Prederick
Bond and
Cong Streets
Easy Jerma
Walter H
Seo Atty
Cameron Building
3 POR Sale—Chrap
Beautina Hom
West
Congress Street
Imm Diate Possession
C_ 8
Parter
Atu
North
GIN S. Cen
West Wayne
John B. Fatterson
Pevanlia
Wil Eins County
Pennsylvania
T ‘M. Ethel Patterson
South Center Street
Cony
George M. Mason
Marine Bank
Evie
Penn
Atin
Heagler
Aero Supply
staffAttansas Nat Gasji
Chles Servite
Beuth Penn Ou
Waldorf
Syracuse
Tyne
Agile
Atte
Phil
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