Youth jailed for Jamestown stabbing
In Jamestown Whitman Wenton, 16, lay gravely injured with a six inch stab wound to the abdomen after a Wednesday night incident. David Shaw, 16, was charged with second degree assault and held on $5,000 bail pending a study of the case as police investigate the stabbing near the scene.
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Jamestown
Whitman Wenton
Coney Lad
General Hospital
David Shaw
Allen
Barpareb
Ofinia
Michael D. Lombudu
Shaw
Newton
Community Veterans Meeting Highlights New Members
An Ada area gathering of the 20H District American Legion, Corey Post 365, featured eleven new members welcomed and plans unveiled for a yearlong program. Commander Henry Wheeler delivered a highly praised address, with visiting adjutant Swift from Cambridge Springs in attendance. multiple members were noted for district appointments and ongoing veteran activities plus a lengthy roster of local residents and relatives visiting, traveling, or attending events in Cory.
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Henry Wheeler
Thner
Qayrier
American Legion
Corey Post
Wheeler
Omry
Ada
Adjutant Swift
Cambridge Springs
Corey
Justin Butters
Lloyd Stowe
Second Lyceum Program Features Bentleys at School Auditorium
The Bentley Trio of marimba and xylophone talent perform at Sentorigh School auditorium next Tuesday October 23 for Lyceum season ticket holders and the public. They present dances, folk tunes, and a varied program including classical and popular selections. The same show will also be offered to Concords Washington Schools and Junior and Senior High students who have season tickets.
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Lyceum
Bentley
Sentorigh School
Bentleys
Mr. Bentley
Miss Bentley
George Primrose
Attec
Concords
Washington
Reception At Elgin Church Last Night
Elgin charge churches honored their pastor and wife on completion of his first year of duty for Egin McCray and Aige. A musical program featured The Mulady Four Corry George Stowe Bruce Thomas Harry Hickle G T Bergman with Carl Way at piano. Miss Opal Trisoult performed and a lunch was served for over sixty friends. the pastor received a purse of money.
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Elgin Charge
Elgin Church
Rex Jar
Eain
McCray
Aige
Mulady
Corry
George Stowe
Bruce Thomas
Harry Hickle
G. T. Bergman
Carl Way
Miss Opal
Trisoult
Dinner Party At Hotel Corry Honors Mrs Capwell
Several friends gathered at Hotel Corry Friday evening for a dinner in honor of Mrs Clarice Capwell. Attendees included Miss Florence Beckwith Miss Janet Vanderhof Miss Mary Helen Hillstrom and Mrs Frank Daarle. They met at six o clock for a fine meal and enjoyable time.
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Hotel Corry
Mis
Clarice Capwell
Florence Beckwith
Janet Vanderhof
Mary Helen Hillstrom
Frank Daarle
Miss Capwell
Good Samaritan Class Haloween Party at Misses Goulier Home
The Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist Church met last evening at Miss Eda and Bt Goulier on West Church Street for a Halloween masquerade party. The hall was seasonally decorated with games and contests. Awards for costumes went to Mrs Denzel Phillips for best costume and Mrs Edmund Barr for funniest. Evening refreshments were served by the hostesses to fourteen attendees.
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Louis B. Morrow
Indiantown
Epset
South Pacific
North Center Street
Virginia Armitage
Washington, D. C
Charles Armitage
South Center Street
Rosario Carusy
Nassy
DeMarte
Kane
Fred Kintey
Aughter
M. Blakeslee
Meadville
Philadelphia
East Main Street
Gene Parsons
Indiana State Teachers Dalage
Ir.wnel
Praik Parsons
East Congress Ute
Anna Marie Keller
Pred Steadkman
Mokeesport
Howard Wilson
Franklin, Me
Walter Warner
Thabelle Bleakley
Sugar Grove
John Clark
Miriam
Esther
Genterville
O. A. Johnson
Far Family
West Church Street
Lash
Oun Omnis
Methodist Church
Hallowe'en
Eda
Goulier
West
Church Street
Denzel Philins
Edmund Barr
Girl Scouts Meet For Routine Session At Church
Girl Scout Troop No 39 met in Presby terian Church recreation rooms for a regular session. Myra Heerlein’s patrol led the flag ceremony and Dorothy Patterson’s patrol performed a skit How Girls Act in the Patrols. Miss Adele McCrey read stories on Scouts Around the World. Thirty-one members answered roll call and joined group singing. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The troop received the first issue of Uncle’s Scouts local sabloid.
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Presbyterian Church
Myra Heerlein
Dorothy Patterson
Adele McCrey
Ikke
Unkle's Scouts
Sabloid
Legion Auxiliary Session At Nortix Center
The American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session at the Legion home on Nortix Center street with Mrs Frank Gravina presiding. The meeting was routine and discussed initiation plans for a few new members. Bingo was played and refreshments were served late in the evening.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Ak T Legion
Nortix Center Street
Frank Gravina
Wstness
Notice of Eye Care Office Hours and Address
Notice states newly favorable travel conditions for former patients to visit Hat Tam lovers at eld statl Street mle, second floor across from Warhey. Hours daily 10 to 12 AM and 1 30 to 5 PM except Wednesday afternoons. Eye exams by appointment. phone 70-234. Dr Owen, Optometrist.
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Eld
Statl Street
Warhey
Eyeminga
Jamestown Dog Dies of Rabies First Local Case Since April
Jamestown reports a dog died Wednesday afternoon with rabies symptoms. The head was sent to Ithaca for examination and officials expect a positive lab result. Health officers say the dog was definitely rabid and may have bitten a man. the incident marks the first rabies death in Jamestown since April 12.
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Jamestown
Ithaca
State Laboratory
R. R. Fules
Falconer
Walter C. Levy
Jamestown Health Department
Whokesman
Funeral Rites for Naua Cooper Friday
The funeral services for Naya Cooper were held yesterday at 4 PM at Brook m Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert Boyd officiating. Attendees included Bertha Cooper of Apollo and Mitchell Salures of San Marcos Texas, Harold Joban and family of Erie, Margaret Swan, Kane, Mina Mes, Bugue Williams of Cleapfold. The body was moved to Apollo this morning for burial in Apollo Cemetery.
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Naya Cooper
Brook
m-Keating Funeral
Gilbert Boyd
Bertha Cooper
Apollo
Mitchell Salures
San Marcos
Texas
Harold Jobanson
Erie
Margaret Swancont
Kane
Mina Mes
Bugue Williams
Cleapfold
Apollo Cemetery
Two clean places entered lost gloves and loot reported
Police reported a burglary at the Clean Glove Company with eight thousand nine hundred dollars in stock and leather strewn about the premises. Manager Karl Spies said the site was ransacked with cartons broken and leather valuables valued around two thousand dollars. Nearby Clean Bakery received limited damage and cash was stolen earlier from a cabinet.
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CEB
Clean Glove
Init
Karl Spies
Spies
Rivkersoh
New Door
M. G. Reteerge
Conditions viewed as promising by Babson
Babson scientists foreshadow that unemployment could reach around 10 million by 1950 if excess money is spent and thrift declines. The piece weighs potential social upheaval in the United States if other nations especially Russia and England pursue differing paths with Communism or Socialism, while noting uncertain outcomes. It also mentions atomic energy as a possible new industry to avert crisis.
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Babson
Russia
England
Ruasid
United States
Atomic Energy
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Jose Tory
Peat Paine
Brit Vopaes
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Gene Kelly
Sunset Stetvons
Phillips Jewelry
Jersey
North Corry Emblem Oil Station N. Center
Columbus Ave
Armitage
Legion
Gerald L. Bemis
Corty
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Hurup
Peas
Gal
Clerence Schotter
Camp Belvoir
Areint Corry
Ane Mus
Ifred Schottey
Tamily
Rving Street
Harold Gragg
Ralph Martin
Harold Jewell
Andy Paulson
Graham and Son
P.M. Waite
Fred Cameron
Roy Field
Vic
Tor Lundberg
Philip Zalmeck
Milton Wykoff
Bill
Edward Brigham
Evelyn Smith
Joe Pitcavage
Donald DeJean
Carl Coates
George Johnson
Richard Hurlbut
Paul Smith
Charles Keating
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Notre Dame
Raymond P. Barnes
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Congress Street
Scranton
Grand Chapter
Pennsylvania
Star
Simon Cohen
Buffalo
Harriet Helman
West Smith Street
Harold Gilbert
Walter Peake
Roger Brown
Warren
Robert Anderson
Eval Soult Sivest
Jun
Hite
Trends Pvt
James. Walcott
Amarillo
Floyer Walcott
East Mai Street
Norman Edinger
William Spleemen
Fohnson
Sioux Falls
S. D
John Cone
East Washington Street
Joyce Culp
Margaret Wood
West Congress Street
B.J. Roach
Eas Main Street
Mary Jem Roach
Roach
B.J Meyer Memorial Hospital
Albert Young
Jacksonville
Fis
Sh Flay
al Young
Mott Street
Good Samaritan Class
Hallowe'en Party
Frank Witz, Jr
Superior Cleaning CO
Washington St
Helen
Ford
Powell Motor Co
Naua Cooper
Curtis Jewelry
Dial
Keystone VanCise’s ‘Sceuce East South Street Dial
Zockerman
Ginal
Bobbie Brooks
Shotland
Crank Chapin
Neo Ban Son
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