Buddy Poppies Honor Memory Of U S War Dead
Local volunteers plan the fourteenth annual Buddy Poppy sale to aid disabled veterans and orphans of war. Post 264 VFW leads the effort with money raised funding local, state, and national relief programs. Commander Boland urges large participation amid reports of veteran hardships and unemployment.
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United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
America
Locsl
V. F. W. Hall
W. Tn
John Byland
Boland
Corry
Svorkers
Svorksers
Fish asks probate court to permit name arrangement
Austin Fish, a stationery engineer from Cambridge Massachusetts, asked the Middlesex Probate Court to allow him to arrange his name to be commonly known as A Fish. He said that he usually was called A Fish, and sought formal recognition of the nickname.
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A. Fish
Cambridge
Mass
Austin Fish
Middlesex Probate Court
City Council Likely Approves Ten Year Street Lighting Deal
After months of debate the Corry City Council prepares final action on a ten year street lighting contract with Pennsylvania Electric Company. May or Glen Miller and City Clerk Robert Ott would sign the ordinance, with city savings about 1340 dollars annually and an outage discount. The contract includes rate protections for future reductions.
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Pennnsylvania Electric Company
Corry
Glen Miller
Robert Ott
Woman's Club Outing at Findley Lake
The Corry Woman's Club held a Wednesday outing at the Loveland cottage on Findley Lake with sixteen Garden, Home and Forum members attending. A bounteous turkey dinner was served at 12:30, followed by a nature walk. plans were announced for members to attend upcoming tulip shows in Ohio and the lilac festival in Rochester, N.Y.
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Loveland Cottage
Corry
Orie
Rochester
Spa resident rescued from lake near Cambridge Springs
May 16 James Rider of 315 Main Street Cambridge Springs escaped death after tipping from his speeding outboard motor boat in the bay off German Street. Fishermen in a rowboat pulled him from the overturned craft as Coast Guards under Officer J. N. He gert responded and carried Rider to his berth west of State Street.
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Brin
James Rider
Main Street
Cambridge Springs
tTrow
Gernan Street
Coast Guards
Oficer J. N. Hegert
Rider
Ais
State Street
County panel eyes TB hospital funding plan
County commissioners told the Ere County Tuberculosis hospital committee they would consider the project if supporters raise bonded debt without increasing the tax rate. They offered to place the issue on the November ballot. The report ends noting Jamestown’s city debt was retired after forty years.
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Ere County
Court House
New Scenery and Lighting For Pirates of Penzance at High School
The High School auditorium will showcase new scenery and lighting effects for The Pirates of Penzance. Thomas Reclofs leads the Dramatic Class and has arranged the stage upgrades. Final rehearsal is tonight after a successful Wednesday session, promising a colorful performance with attractive tunes.
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Thomas Reclofs
FEO
Held for Alleged Attack on Parent
Franklin May 16 William Wright 22 of Canal was held for trial on assault and battery charges in connection with an attack on his father Joseph Wright 60. After a hearing before Alderman J B Eliot he was bound over to court. The younger Wright could not furnish an $800 bond and was jailed Tuesday evening.
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Franklin
William
Wright
Canal
Josep Wright
J. B. Eliot
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Paul Lukas
Alison Skipworth
Jean Harlow
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Jamestown
Ige
Maxwell House
Lakeview Review
Paani
Crisco
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Milo Martin Garage
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