Sunday beverage votes pass amid scattered referenda
In a fragmented tally of local referenda, Greenville is the only town voting yes on Sunday activities. Meanwhile, Corry reports heavy snow on Proctor Hill and rural roads, a measles case at 537 East Wayne, and the first mumps case at 312 Marion Streets.
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Greenville
Corry
Proctor Hill
Gorry
Ah Health Board
Ronnie Ruttener
Wayne Atrect
Kathleen Rauscher
Marion Shrees
Paroled boy charged with starting fires
Nov 4. Westfield barracks report Jamestown Jad, paroled from Hip state s thpal ac Tnaustey, admitted closing a trail that burned a barn on the Terry farm on Sons Hill road. He claimed he did not set the fire deliberately and said he lit a cigarette and dropped a match. A neighbor’s hogs and other farm losses were noted. another barn fire in the area was mentioned.
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Westfield Barracks
Jamestown
Jad
Steven Gladie
Terry's
Blaak
Gaplemerts
Yas Bees
Treastey
Tris
Dog Quarantine Area Widens in County
The rabies wave expands the quarantine to include Mayville, Chautauqua, Hartfield, and Dewittville. State health officer Dr. Walter Lavy announced the expansion after certification to the health department, noting a minister’s Dewittville dog died of rabies last week and regional cases spread.
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Dewittville
Clymer Observes Birthdays Of Two Elder Residents
In Clymer on November 4 30 Girl Scouts of Troop 33 led by Miss Jenni Schruers and Mrs Betty Shultz crafted yarn dolls corsages and Christmas wards to raise funds Intermediates under Mrs Pai Weaver displayed window scenes showing first aid war bonds and watching posts Eight Brownies and intermediates plus leaders attended a church service opening Girl Scout Week Other news covers the eighty first birthday of H Selden Garfield of French Creek a family celebration at his daughter Mrs Redding home along with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. other notes mention local transfers a football game in Mayville and various visits and hospital updates.
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Clymer
Girl Scouts
Jenni Schruers
Betty Shultz
Brownies
Paiu Weaver
Emilads
Weaver
Girl
Seoul
Bertha Kooman
Helen Holthouse
Martha Brown
Doris Goggins
Hagel Meerdink
Rita Spencer
Doris ‘Thompson
H. Selden Garfeld
Sel Garfield
French Creek
1St Redding
Bessie Johnson
Bertha Moody
Joe Garfield
Eugene Garfield
Pennsylvania
Ellen Estella Hinckleyy
Sheffield
del Garfield
Air Patrol
New York City
Bob Garfield
Kansas
Bud McEvoy
Merchant Marines
New York
Gil
Penle
Cpl
William Carlisch
Carl Carliseh
Pinedale
Caifornia
Zyle Compton
J. ¥. Billell
Mayville
Cleveland
Mary Tom
Edward ‘Ton
Castleton
N.Y
Miriam Wassink
Arthur Wassink
Washington, D. C
Alfred Newhouse
Thornton Newhouse
Thornton
New House
Medin Field
Tampa
Mabel Spoon
Union City
Malives
Mig
Wal
James Loomis
Homer Loomis
Jamestown General Hospital
Harold Wassink
Ralph Wassinks
Cony Hospital
Rufus Enink
Glen King
Lynmoresty
Selden Garfield
Earnest Hinsdale
Camp Gowen
Juho
Pittsburgh
California
William Rhsbergen
Fem l. R. V
Missing Ridgway flier Lever reported from Monte Morenet
Ridgway November 4 A missing airman Lever 34 son of Mr and Mrs James F Lever of Monte Morenet Avenue was last heard from October 1 after an air raid over Rahal in the South Pacific His wife in Rochester notified by War Department letter October 26 The family has few details He served in the 400th Bath Squadron and earlier as a corporal The report also notes a church program with Rev Gerrit Timmer and Sunday services plus a sewing meeting for Kentucky Missions
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Ridgway
Sul Sure
Richardi) Lever
James F. Lever
Montemorenet Avenue
Rahal
South Pacific
Sergt
Leyer
Rochester
War Department
400Th
Bath
Ly Ridgway
Edith Shue
North Collins
Harold Tenhuisen
Marianna
Edith Tenhuiiven
Soybeans Rich In Vitamins and Protein Quality
Miss Tarrant notes soybeans are rich in vitamins and offer high quality protein closer to meat than any other vegetable. They are prepared like other beans and suit a variety of appetizing dishes.
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Miss Tarrant
Fragmented clipping hints at legal or defense case details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions defense and perhaps a defendant and observers. Hard to determine full names, dates, or places. The readable portion implies a legal matter with references to defense and authorities but lacks coherent specifics.
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