Office Sneak Thief Nabbed by Warren Police
Warren local police questioned and took into custody a man identified as Fred Lewis of Carnogie on suspicion of multiple office break ins over the past months. Police credit two insurance men Greed A Erickson and Howard Lauffenburger for aiding the arrest after spotting a suspicious figure at Warren National Bank building. Lewis was detained after entering the bank office seeking an insurance agent.
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Warren
George ‘Hoehn
Fred Lewis
Carnogie
Greed A. Erickson
Howard Lauffenburger
Mr. Erickson
Warren National Bank
Lloyd F. Haines
Lauffenburger
Mike Evans
Lewis
Clymer Student Council Names Heads Mission Societies Meet
Clymer students elected George Christensen as president Hetty Luce as vice president Winifred Rhebergen secretary and Doyle Shields treasurer Mr Boylan advised the council The Tower Room Mystery a three act mystery farce by Rob ert Sir Clair will be staged November 1 by seniors Forty pupils in English join the High School Book League The World History class will visit Panama Rocks Thursday The newly formed Gun Club hosted a talk by John Zentz on safe hunting The Drashatie Club explored stage scenery Initiation planned The fires drill held The FFA Clymer Chapter formed a new 1941 82 program Readings on agriculture and raising hens continued The second grade plans Halloween themed projects and a birthday gathering was held for Mrs Croscutt The district Girl Scouts meeting occurred and community events noted.
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George Christensen
Hetty Luce
Winifred Rhebergen
Doyle Shields
Boylan
Connell
Robert Sir Clair
National Council of Teachers of
Bne~ Ash
Maro'gold Bays
Zentz
Donald Palmer
Boyle
Drashatie Club
F. F. A. Clymer
Leland Swarm
Everett TeWinkle
George Kinney
Lyle Compton
Harold Ten Haken
James Grayvnk
Lester Carlisch
Buffalo
Clymer Hill
Gerrit Timmer
Maurice Tepen
Jeanette Dykja
Marvin Schruers
Neva Wardes Phe
Altus Olas
Arthur Senermerhorn
Vera Lictus
Oliee
Myrtle Gallup
Clara Bensike
Elmer Croscutt
Sayers
Marion Gallup
Joe McWilliams
Tinness
Norma Pierce
Warren
Croscutt
Earl Osborne
Jack Palmater
Fitlsburgh
Kennedy, N
Sheridan Wallace
Marion Gatlup
Erie
Paul Wiggers
Fenyis
Jamestown
Cheese Manufactured by Farm Co-operatives Yearly Output
Farm co operatives produce about 199,099,600 pounds of cheese annually. Wisconsin leads among Gal cheese making co operatives with notable output and organizational structure shaping the sector.
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Wisconsin
Christmas Toys Show Little Change in 1942
Aaron Oct. 6 Santa Claus will carry his heaviest toy load for Christmas but toy styles will change little due to defense priorities. Thomas Smith, president of the U S Toy Manufacturers Association, says yuletide sales could reach an all time high yet new moulds and dies will be scarce next year. Plastics usage increases as manufacturers face pinch in priorities.
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Aaron
Santa Claus
Thomas Smith
U.S. ‘Toy Manufacturers Association
Smith
28th Division Men On Long Night March
The 28th Division conducted a 25 mile night march to position Pennsylvania soldiers for a counter-attack by the Second Corps in the Chesterfield McBee area. Major General Lloyd R. Fredenhall ordered the maneuver as part of First Army exercises in the Carolinas involving 359,000 officers and men. Poor weather, with heavy rain and high winds, threatened to disrupt the plan.
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Pennsylvania
Chesterfield
McBee Regio
Lloyd R. Fredenhall
Carolinas
First Army
We Edit The Fragment: A Brief News Card
A damaged OCR fragment offers limited readable hints about local events and names. The text is incomplete but suggests a generic newspaper item without clear dates places or actions. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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Columbia
Barpaca
Barpaea
Clymer Student Council
Central School
Conference of Mission Societies
Girl Scouts
T and II
Norman TeCroney
Plymouth Rocks
TeCroney
Elizabeth Wachob
Cherry Sul
Dorothy Heelinke
Vermont
Sue Siller
Columbus
Raymond ‘Te Winkle
Barbara Gorley
Virginia
Williamsburg
Fidelis Chis
Lucy Wiggers
Harold Legress
Viola Fardik
Hallowe'en
Popple
Kendall Ville
Ind
Alber Manuel
Albert Brown
L. P. Reading
Rochester
N.Y
Hubert Brown
R. A.thompson
Chris Christensen
Kay Nuttall
Sterm
F. A. Spencer
Elmira
Ralph Bannister
Roberta
Wesley
Hablake Hove
Maple Aveniis
Bannister
RA. Thimpson
French Creek
Mis
Bur- Yalo
Lillian Schermernorn
Mildred Arnink
Florence Arefink
Ellen Benninie
Mix
Dorris Smith
Vera Lietus
de Bull
Jennie Brown
Geraldine Goring
Mary Loomis
Rebekah Lodge
Panama
CE. Spitver
Mabel Spoon
Union City
Spoon
Philadelphia
Arthur Schermerhorn
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bradford
Helen Tander
Japan
Howard Legters
Tander
Legters
Hope College
Mehigan
Alber Arnink
Emmet Putman
Corry
Benjamin Tewinkle
South Dayton
Clymer
George Tewinkle
Lockport
Girl Scouts of
Hazel Meeviink
Hazel Meeviink Mon- Aiy
Reformed Church
Gerrit
Tininer
Carolyn Teuulyer
Pople
O'Alocie
Maxine Legters
Tople
Pantin
Lades Mission and Old Society
Methodist
Donald D. Samuelson
Tutsier League
Epworth League
Women's Society of Christian
Our Thrift Club
Esquire
Arrow
Morth Center Street
Paul
Corry, Pennsylvania
Ly Wilson Brothers
Dobbs
Doers
Burma
Burma Brown
Uri
Mit Ve
Sertin
My Bay
Bs Ag En
Rezolt
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