Helen Laughs Through Three First Songs and Seven Eights
A fragment highlights Helen performing a trio of initial songs and a playful reference to the number 87. The text is sparse and lacks clear context or supporting names.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1942
Page
3
A fragment highlights Helen performing a trio of initial songs and a playful reference to the number 87. The text is sparse and lacks clear context or supporting names.
John F. P. Weingart of Westfield won the sheriff race in Chautauqua County defeating Forrest Hart 23 008 to 8 444 in a Republican landslide. He succeeds Roy L. Chadwick and joins a slate including Judge Lee L. Ottaway and Assemblyman Herman Magnuson. Weingart, a former Dunkirk hardware retailer and Lake Ieo Savings director, has long served on local boards and promoted regional transit and park projects.
A large frame building at 18-615 North Main Street was struck by fire yesterday morning, marking a second blaze in 18 days. Chief Swanson cited an overheated stove as the cause of Wednesday’s fire, which damaged partitions between Anderson Upholstery and upstairs apartments but spared Shutt Plumbing Shop. Fire crews from two companies remained on scene for over an hour. Workmen repair the damage from the first fire.
New rationing sticker explains why motorists receive it and which purposes qualify for L type stamps. Eastern areas use Q stickers. no new issue for those drivers. Jamestown police report a 32-year-old woman was arrested after an accident near the Central fire station for intoxicated driving and assault. she later faced charges in city court.
Rev. Marvin Perish, recently returned from India, will be guest speaker at Bethel Tabernacle Friday evening. He will share many interesting experiences from the country in the world spotlight. Services begin at 7:45 p.m. Public invitation extended.
More than 600 Civilian Defense Corps members from Franklin attended the first of two training sessions at Franklin High School on Tuesday. A second session is set for Thursday afternoon and evening, with attendees who complete both sessions to receive armbands. Those absent on Tuesday are to join the next sessions to qualify.
Approximately 1 500 motor vehicle owners in Erie faced notices from deputy Internal Revenue collectors for lacking the $5 federal use tax stamp. Officers visited downtown and left notices on unstamped cars directing owners to report to Room 108 of the Federal Building between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. with penalties of a $25 fine up to 90 days in jail or both.
Abe McManigal of DeYoung Pennsylvania died at fifty nine. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at Blue Ridge Pennsylvania. He is survived by his wife and four sisters Mrs Ora Hulings Mrs Grace Tipson of Corry and Mrs Fred Douse and Mrs Carroll Merrell of Union City.
The private gold minter Bechtler known as Mint Man Penniless died penniless. He produced coins near Bessemer City, North Carolina, around 1815.
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