Clymer School Carnival Plans and May Day Festivities
The Clymer school announces a Tuesday carnival with open classrooms and student displays including an eighth grade garden, seventh grade mural, and sketches from the representative class. The PTA, chaired by Leo McCann, leads the event with several committee members. May 29 is set for the annual May Day festival. Mr. Brown and Mr. Colburn supervise programs while Bridges, Manuel, and Davis handle committee work.
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Clymer School
Law York State
Leo McCann
Walter J. Colburn
James. D. Fravink
J. H. Goring
Ttyson
Thresa Rhebergen
Funk Bacher
J. G. Ih
Clymer
Geb Huimber
Hubert W. ‘Brown
Wesley G. Miller
Brown
Colburn
Bridges
Manuel
Miss Davis
Glenn Warnshuis
Glenn Maleski
William Wiggets
John Wiggers, Jr
Chester Organ
Homer Avery
Jack Edwards
Myrtle Holsington
Clymer Central School
Folkington
Miriam Wassink
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
Washington, D.e
Warren County Selectees to Face Final Exams May 25
Warren County men compete in final physical examinations for possible induction. The group from Local Board No 2 includes 28 men led by Thadduse Wawrejko and Julius J Stock, with five from Loves Board No 1 and 28 from Local Board No 2. Board transfers noted. list gives a long roster with addresses in Sheffield Warren Lawrence Park and surrounding townships. Induction expected if they pass exams.
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Warren
Warren County
Loves Board
Thomas Vetrie
North Garver Street
Thadduse Wawrejko
R. D
Cory
Julius J. Stock
Pittfield
Henry F. Dyer
Warreh
Henry D
Box
Andy Jacob Zuzik
Sheffield
Carvin Franklin
McDowell
Paul Phillip Christy
Main Street
Lawrence Park
Rne
Herman Ralph Miles
Spring Creek
Josepiy Franko
Torpedo
Howard Herman Johnson
James
Albert) Hunt
Spartansburg
Walter Joseph
Homenda
Columbus
Andrew Feler Gudark
Reymond VanGuilder
Grand Valley
Minor Raymond Swarburg
North Warren
Henry John Boneck
East 4Th Street
Erle
Donald Raymond
Schule
Maynard George Sullivan
Youngsville
Gerald Edward Carroll
Frank Feterson
William War Burch
Russell
EXPECT NEW ATTACK BY ENEMY FLEET
A World War II era recap notes claims of devastating Japanese actions against U S forces, presenting rival theories on why Tokyo announced victory. Naval experts doubt the scope of losses and predict efforts to justify the claimed triumph before the public learns the truth. The piece also includes a quiz answers segment.
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United States
Dows
Wmimumigues
Ad- Mita Yamamoto
Tokyo
Philippines
Sull
Yamamoto
OPA Plans Tire Rationing On Private Cars
OPA officials warned tires on private cars may be requisitioned for essential use as wartime needs rise. Rubber shortages could force barrels to tanks and trucks, with restrictions on sightseeing traffic and road use. Authorities stressed voluntary purchasing limits to curb hoarding while noting synthetic rubber production remains limited.
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OPA
Assekuine
Prem Priladeleada
Nota
Elther
Phillins
Tils Ear
Mrs Helen Jaracz 63 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Helen Jaracz aged 63 died at her Corry home at 11 25 am Wednesday after a long illness. Born in Poland she came to the United States early life and spent the last fifteen years at the present home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Michael Butryn at home and Mrs Floyd Gorney of Clymer, four sons William at home Leo of Columbus Joseph of Corry and Adam of Greenvland, twelve grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at ten from St Elizabeths church with interment in St Elizabeths cemetery. Body at home on BD where friends may call.
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Helen Jursty
Corry
Decessed
Poland
Michael Butryn
Floyd Gorney
Clymer
William
Leo
Columbus
Joseph
Adam
Grevnland
St Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
B.D
Ridgway to receive new fire apparatus
Ridgway council met to approve a letter from American LaFrance-Foamlite Corp confirming shipment of a new fire truck and equipment on June 22. The council ordered 500 feet of treated fire hose from the Goodrich Company at a cost of about $42.
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Ridgway, Fu
RidgWay Lawn
American LaFrance-Foajnite Corporation
Dbpf. Goodrich Company
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight on NBC CBS and More
Listings show NBC programs at 7:30 and 10 with Al Pearce Panny Brice and Vallee. CBS features Mandie’s Diary Death Valley Days and Big Town while other networks present Powerhouse Major Bowes Amateurs and an Opera Festival. Also notes pan American discussions and upcoming Friday features.
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NBC
al Pearce
Panny Brice
Frank Morgan
Bob Crosby
Erie
Rudy Vallee
John Barrymore
CBS
Mandie
Raymond Scott
Bowes
Navy
May 27 blackout date proposed for Erie area
Captain Harry Douglas says a blackout may occur on Wednesday night May 27 or on the following two Wednesdays June 3 or June 10. He met Erie Council of Defense to secure state and federal approval, with final word from the New York interceptor command. Timing is set for 10:30 to 11 p m lasting 15 minutes, and scope may extend beyond Erie County pending approval.
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Petar Far Eeeerre Plete Blackoue
Irry Douglas
Alr
State Council of Defense Inis
Douglas
Erie
Council of Defense
State Council
Washington
New York Interceptor Command
Isrie
Srle
Erle Group
San-Cura Soap and Ointment Ad Claim Relief for Feet
An old ad promotes San-Cura Soap to wash away foot discomfort and San-Cura Ointment to soothe and cool, promising the ache will disappear and feet will feel like dancing. It also claims effectiveness for minor burns and external piles and directs purchase at druggists.
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Dory
Ten Young Men Ordained as Priests at Erie Today
A large class of ten men will be ordained to the priesthood in Erie this morning, including Rev. James J. Gannon, Rev. Leon ard M. Wusiora, Rev. Eugene B. Coleman, Rev. William R. Griffis, Rev. Stephen Doboziewlecg, Rev. Salvatore P. Mishel, Rev Patrick Sharpe, Rev Martina Grady, Rev Frederick B. P. Reilly, and others. The ordination ceremony marks one of the largest recent cohorts.
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Rey
Vrynole J
St. Thome
Withel Jett
Brie
Hank
Bishwip
Jon Mack
Hey James J
Gannon
Wired
Leonard M
Wusiora
Eugene B
Coleman
Wiliam R. Griffis
Stephen Doboziewlecg
Orie
Salvatore P. Mishel
Sharon
Patrick
Sharpe
Pittsburgh
Hey Martina
Grady
Clearfeld
Frederick BP. Reilly
Bronkvine
Court Orders Diamond Ring Returned
In Ol City Pennsylvania on May 14 a diamond stolen in 1993 by Richard Byker was ordered returned by Judge Lee A. McCracken to Dr. M A Raiveh of Petroleum Street. The ring, once security for a loan to Ti J Armony in Pranidis, is deemed the property of the Ol City dentist and has remained in custody of the Verunga clerk of courts for years during appeal.
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OL City
Cour
M.A. Raiveh
Petroleum Street
Lee A. McCracken
Ti. J. Armony
Pranidis
O11 City
Richard Byker
Jstone
Franklin
Verunga Clerk of Courts
Hogs and cattle steady as Buffalo market reports mixed
Markets show hogs salable 400 head with bids around 1460 for choice rail offerings and 280-350 lb weights. cattle supply small with steers near 1210 and beef cows rising to 950, cows generally dull. lambs and sheep steady with No. 2 and 3 skins quotable. Pittsburgh produce notes moderate demand, prices uneven but some items firm. NY market drift downward despite mid-day support as investors await tax news and war updates.
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Buffalo
Associated Press
New York
Russia
American T&t
Ansconda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
O&o
Chrysler
Bolimbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Passien
Calif
Woolworth Hee Ella
Woolowstown
al. N.Y
Dart
Aero Supply
Askdtionm
Oltine Garvie
South Penncil
Fragmented Note on Early Spring Hitts and Fures
A garbled OCR fragment describes early spring events with mentions of hits hours and numbers. It references bare data points like 28 hours, 35, and fishing or laying tasks. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse for concrete facts or names.
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Carlton King
Harry Mandayille
Miss Gleason
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Andes
Little Oscar
Ton
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Richard LeRose
James ‘Thompson
Slaney Walford
Bett ‘White
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Audrey Bensink
Myrtle Cady
Latet Emory
Sophia Orden
Helen Bolten
Betty Hurlburt
Charlotte Blarkwesther
Joanne Ware
Dorothy Zojonc
Russell Be~mis
Mark Ives
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Ava King
John Kolstee
Donald Ta Rose
Norma Newhouse
Jac- Anelyn Ott
Carol Ton
Mary Walford
Lonor
Marilyn Davis
Freda Garfield
Merle Holthouse
Carol Newhouse
Philip Reslink
Joyo Rowse
Paul ‘Ten Huisen
Leslie Weeks
John Bridges
George Christensen
Norman Coe
Iney Schmuers
Pauline Smith
Evelyn Sweet
Helen Sweet
Robert Wassink
Nylan Wallace
John Weeks
Rosemary Williams
Gilbert Witlint
Virginia Vuulik
Honor
Pauline Bennink
Firwin Bensink
Lote Eshelman
De-ree Gravink
Lorena Groters
Bar~aks Mestdink
Betty Neckers
Jaegelin Nuttall
Donald Palmer
Dora Pfeifer
Winifred Pitt
Claudish Geneva Te Winkle
Velmaile
Ruth ‘Titus
Mary Wale
Glenn Warnshuls
Gertrude Merle Wright
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Board No. 2
Ireland
Geman
EL Salvedor
Seriph
Corwin
Aneiyn
Milan
Phillips
Army
Storfen
Helen Jaracz
Ridgway
Moon
Ted Steele
Arthur God
Francis J. Graves
Alton Bays
St. Thomas’ Church
Cyier
Rate Drug Store
N.center ST
Gorry,pa
Rachel
Baume Sete
SSE
Boe Jar
Coty
Sora
Maal
Xeopoce
Piyt
Magnesia
Woodbury’s
U.S
Florida
Libby Weeks Sale
King Taste Fury
Kellogg's
Lakeview
Shorteatien Bisquick Union
Apgie
Ivory
Lifebuoy Rinso
Ns. Ile
Buz
Michael
Mame Knapp
D. G
A. J. Alkens Moley
First Avenue
Root's
Parade Street
Chevrolet
Tiyewood
Oman Cleve
Greyhound Post House
Holland D Wnace Co
Erle, Pa
Greyhead Post House
Sade
Hiouse
Care Journal
Phorle
George Legters
Glymer
Jay W. Gravink
Davenport
Iutchen Cabifisty
Colt -A-Dat
Bond St. Corry
G. Buller
Moni- Ware
Wike T. Oase
Hows
Crosby
Hinman
DeLaval
Spencer's Mills
Condon's
Doand's Hardware
W. Main Sb
Chas. Stormes
Wright Street
Cris
Journal
Emma Cinscott
West Pleasant Street
Fred B. Edwards
Bath
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BOS
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Fat Gerald
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Agal
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