Authority approves school in Clearfield County
The State Authority approved plans for an $83,614 high school in Bigler Township Clearfield County, marking the first approval for a Western Pennsylvania district under Pennsylvania s $75 million school building program. The action follows prior submissions and signals progress in the statewide effort.
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Han
Pennsylvania
Bigler Township
Clearfield County
Western
Public Instruction Department
Auxiliary Legion Ladies Meet in Wesleyville Plans
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held a regular meeting at a North Center Street home. They planned to attend the Tri Counties Council meeting in Wesleyville, Pa on September 14 with Mrs Mary Murray as official delegate. The clinic report noted thirty five children examined at the last clinic and the continued sale of dent cloth to raise funds for the society.
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Ladies Asseiliary
The
American Legion
North Center Street
Tri Counties Council
Wesleyville
Mary Murray
Woman Dies at Corry Hospital After Long Illness
Mrs Delia H scurmeneum formerly of the Corry vicinity died at 11:20 this morning in Corry hospital where she had been a patient since August 29. Born July 26, 1875, she resided in Corry area twenty two years. Surviving are five daughters five sons two sons in law and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Delia H. Scurmeneum
Corry Hospital
Corry
Sive
Irvin Foster
Stuffiebeam
Cora Stuffiebeam
Ralph Huffman
Pearl Goodwill
Charles Huffman
October Card Party At Gate To Be Announced
A four card party is planned for October at the Gate. After the meeting Mrs. Stephen Brooks and Mrs. Francis Sehrad served a lunch.
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Annomesa
Stephen Brooks
Frani¢ Sehrader
Corry City Guests And Travel Inquiries Highlight Weekend
Personal mentions show Mr and Mrs Hurley planning a visit with Mrs J N Carroll and family while W P Mount and Norman Mount of Akron arrive to spend days at the home of Mrs A P Mount. Numerous absences and arrivals across Corry involve relatives from Sharpsville Union City Buffalo and Pittsburgh with trips ending in Philadelphia Toledo and Wheeling.
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Hurley ‘Banks
Willoughby
J. N. Carroll
W. P. Mount
Norman Mount
Akron
A. P Mount
J. E. Mount
Weal Frederick Str
J. \' Avery
Sharon
Union City
Tienda
Corry
H-G-Oswalt, II
Philadelphia
Jorden Tit
Grayling
Mich
EH. W. Jorden
Aon
H. A. Shirley
North Center Street
Fittsburgh
Sewidlley
Emma Shirley
William Polster
William Sirley
Waynesburg
Gofleze
John 4 Payvet
Wheeling
W. Va
Mes Catherine Hazel
East South Street
Mary Patterson
James Neville
George Neville
Iniianapolis
Ind
Frisk P. Finson
Buffalo
N. Y
Big Machine
Measville
Finson
Leon Rowe 52 Dies in Chester
Surry relatives report the death of Leon Rowe at Mercy Hospital in Chester Pennsylvania Friday He resided in Corey previously spent summers at Saranac Lake New York and Florida He was formerly employed at the James H Wright Jewelry store and left Corey about thirty years ago He is survived by his wife and his mother Mel Rowe of Daytona Beach The body was cremated in Philadelphia and ashes sent to Daytona Beach for interment.
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Leon Rowe
Daytona Beach
Fla. Farms Corry
Mercy Hospital
Chester
Rowe
Saranac Lake
Florida
Corey
James H. Wright
Mel
Philadelphia
Sudden Death of Young Woman in Corry
Mrs Mary Maloney wife of John Maloney died at her home 622 Spring Street Corry after a brief illness. Born November 1914 in Corry she lived here most of her life and attended St. Davids School. Survived by three children Mary Francine age 3 and two younger, her parents Mr and Mrs B J Roach, two brothers Robert and Edward, and seven sisters Betty Joan Theresa Sara Jane and Jean all of Corry. Funeral arrangements listed as Bracken Keating parlors and services set at her parents home 415 East Maintreet incomplete.
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Popua
Mary Maloney
John Maloney
Spring Street
Corry
Sheya
Mary Francine
Win
Ana
John
Mary Joan
B. J. Rosch
Robert
Edward Roach
Betty
Joan
Theresa
Sara Jane
Jean Roach
Carry
Brackens Keating
Release Chief After Killing at Oscar Nice Hosiery Mill
Police Chief Normain Finley released on $10,000 bond as inquest proceeds into fatal shooting of Raymond Chole, 35, Prospectville, at the Oscar Nice Hosiery mill gates. Hundreds of workers and police confronted during a mill machinery move from the dye plant yesterday.
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Hateoro
Normain Finley Gras
Oscar Nice
Raymond Chole
Prospectville
Betty Crocker AMEND GaNIOG Betty Crocker AMEND GaNIOG
Betty Crocker AMEND GaNIOG appears to be a garbled prompt fragment with no readable event or context. No identifiable people organizations places or dates are present to form a factual news card.
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Betty Crocker
Amend Ganiog
Market summary and US stocks report amid mixed activity
Pittsburgh wholesale produce shows uneven demand with steady apples and stronger potato prices, while New York stocks drifted lower on light trading as European event risk loomed. Major listed names include American Can Co, General Electric, General Motors, United States Steel, and Standard Oil. A motorist in Arcadia struck a peacock, prompting police notice.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Alexanders
Mainiom Bish
Penna
Grimes Gardep
Meiden
Shy Mackintosh
Smoketonyse
Lattice
Gal
Teebergs
New York
Wall Street
Bolt Covering
Ameriohft
Canelec
American Smelters
Amconia Settee
Atlantic Reliving
pAininn
Agence
Bondi Aviation
Yyeressee
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aiplane
Chrysler Fe Priereta Gaseretoa
Colimbia Gas
Continental Canoe
Curtis-Wright
Snes
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Packard Ees
Paramount Pir
Socony
BLM
Studebaker
Vie Tia Texas
Arkansas Nal Gas Cities Service
Lone Star Gay
Services Held for J. Dearing in Wattsburg
Funeral services for James P Dearing were held Friday at 2 p m from the Grove Tisers home in Upton City. The Reverend H Burnham of Wattsburg officiated with burial at Wattsburg Cemetery. Relatives and friends from Mayville, Findley Lake, Chatham Ve and other nearby towns attended, including S T Dearing and daughters Maylon and Edna.
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Grove Tisers
Upton City
James P Dearing
Roscoe Dearing
West Washington
H. ©. Burnham
Wattsburg
W. G Ihe Hargood
Bout Hubbell
W. dl. Allen
Harry Ashton
George Moore
Mal
8. T
Dearing
Maylon
Edna
C. G. Sour
Chatham, Ve
Ray ‘Dascomibe
Robert Johnson
Charles Dahlin
George Bentley
Mayville
I. J. Roberta
Morris
Findley Lake
Will
Chace
South Ripley
N.Y
Wattsburs
Robbery at Ohio National Bank Messenger Held Up
A bank messenger was assaulted near Columbus near the state capitol and robbed of 518,000 in cash and checks by two men. The bandits escaped in an automobile.
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Columbus
Ohio National Bank
Ohio
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