Clymer School Enrollment In 355 This Year
CLYMER Sept 11 The principal notes attendance in the fall week shows 248 in elementary grades and 37 in seventh grade with several classes operating smoothly. The school plans include auditions, choir rehearsals, clubs, Girl Scouts, Future Farmers, and a Parent-Teacher Association reception for new teachers.
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Clymer
Albany
Beujors
Bay Ja
Cornell Relat
Sip
Uso
Sellarships
Eeucation
Ceaweat Enginevay MB
Girls Scouts
Future Parm
Annunciation
Libiaay Chu
Chas
Cowmcil
Safew Putrel
Mui
Atu Sumthy
Mintel
Piweuligy
Dewit
Toru Hurley
AY Leetings
Inok- Hi
Grayson Bristurs
Amenneua
Helen Mordaft
Pair Face Fines For Solicitations In Kane Area
Two men were fined up to $100 for soliciting contributions in support of a veterans organization. Police reported the pair attempted to raise funds during a meeting and paid donations were marked for “denosins oily” with checks found. Court work continues on related charges as authorities warn against unauthorized fundraising.
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Kane
Sep
Wacca
Baroneh
Wwe
sameMiy
McCandrew's
Blaine Wallace Leads Clymer Legion Newlyweds Honored
Blaine Wallace heads the Damecott Jones Post No. 274 at a regular Clymer meeting in the fire hall. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Blaine Wallace as commander with several vice commanders and a new quartermaster. The event included announcements of books for a Boy Scouts program and a reception for newlyweds Donald Cady and Dorothy Beckering with guests from Corry Sherman Oil City Jamestown Stockton Westfield and Clymer.
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Merle Newhouse
Arthur Wallace
Gilbert J. Ton
Adja Wnt
Leon Legters
Clarence Legters
Walter Schruers
G. E.siver
Gerrit Timmer
Stuengihen Fini Rescue
Miriam Wassink
James Giavink
Nat the Gator
Repworks League
Raymond Sehuiman
James Brown
Marjorie Koompn
Donald Cady
Claire Hietzenrater
Port Mortis
N. J
Ralph Findley
New Castle
Toof Hall
Prank Meyerink
GE. Reslink
William Krusselbrink
Henry J. Wassink
Alfred Doolittle
G. E. Reslink
Charles Swanson
Daugher Mildred
Slymet
Maxine
Dorothy Beckering
Blaine Wallace
Nyla Wallace
Herman Cady
Clifford Cady
Marjorie Kooman
Wilbur Renskers
Doris Howles
Evelyn Beth Rhebergen
Carolyn King
Jean Schruers
Jeannette Wiggers
Geneva Quereveld
Doris Smith
Edward Beckerink
Esther Quereveld
Herman Beckerink
Cady
Clymer
Neal Thompson
Chautauqua County Fair
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Gordon Gravink
Lucille Howles
W.A.C
Jamestown
N.Y
Ladies Mission and Ald Society
Gilbert Ton
Board of Foreign Missions
Henry Rhebergen
George Tegers
Leslie Artink
Clarence Rhebergen
Edward Ruslin
Walter Legters
Fred Camcott
Timmer
Reformed Church of Buffalo
Elmroh
Jerusalem
C. E
Mayville Park
Donald and
Clarence Spitzer, Jr
Allegheny
Thornton Newhouse
Gerald King
Cornell
Evelyn Rhenbergen
Vernon Meerdink
Hope College
Russell Damcoth
American Academy of Embalming and Mortuary School
New York
Doris Ruslink
State Teachers College
Buffalo
Mary Legters
X. Willams
Henry Grayink
George Henris
Sheridan
Anuna Vangeem
Henrils
Buffalo State Teachers College
Donald Spitzer
Meadville
Allegheny College
Clymer Central School
Uso
Carl Darling
Leslie Price
Tanner Freed in Erie Auto Fatality Case
Archie Tanner Jr. of 2299 Buffalo Road was freed on involuntary manslaughter charges after the September grand jury returned a not-true bill. The driver of the car that struck John Obuzewakt at 12th and Wayne on April 1 showed unfavorable weather and that he used due caution to avoid the victim.
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Erie
Archie Tanner
Buffalo Road
Tanner
John Obuezewakt
12Th
Wayne Streets
Mrs Rose LaPaze recalls Corry's early days
Elderly Corry resident Mrs Rose LaPaze recounts the city’s infancy from her youth in the 19th century to modern growth. She describes moving from Essex Street to a farm north of Corry, recalls the humble park and former Methodist church site, and notes aging with rheumatism and cataracts yet enduring interest in the town’s development.
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Rose Lapaze
Essex Street
John Hatch
LaPaze
City of
Corry
Beyord
Columbus
Elks
Methodist Church
Pleasant
Concord
Washington School
Church of the Nazarene
ORDER FOR 14 394 ARMY PLANES IN MASS CONTRACTS
Washington reports a move to standardize and mass produce Army aircraft. Tentative orders cover all 214 remaining planes planned under the new defense act, with most procured via existing contracts or rent arrangements. Estimated expenditure nears 1 251 000 000 dollars as the act funds the program. Also Philadelphia reports Safe Harbor Water Power Corp seeks court to block rate cut, citing potential losses of 1 000 000 dollars.
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Associated Fret
Washington
Philadelphia
Federal Power Commission
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp
Federal District Court
Elder Corry resident celebrates 100th birthday
The obituary notes a Corry woman will celebrate her 100th birthday next April. She leaves four children Mrs. Roy Taylor Mrs. DeRoss Classen W F P LaPaze of Corry and Arthur LaPave of San Francisco California. Mr LaPaze died ten years ago.
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Pates
Roy Taylor
DeRoss Classen
W. FP. LaPaze
Corry
Arthur LaPave
San Francisco
Calif
LaPaze
Chestnut Trees Revive on Chestnut Ridge in Alleghenies
Chestnut trees in western Pennsylvania, nearly wiped out by blight two decades ago, are regrowing on Chestnut Ridge. Some second growth trees reach about 15 feet, with a expected nut crop this fall in Greensburg and surrounding Allegheny foothills.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Chestnut Ridge
Alleghenies
Body found along R R near Oil City
John Henry Shively, 44, was found dead near Exe Filroad backs and the Earp Kelly Lumber Yard in Oil City on September 11. Coroner says death not from being struck by light vehicle. inquest planned next midweek. Shively, a Oil City native, lived with his mother and had brothers and sisters.
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OM City
John Henry Shively
Svarow Lumber Yard
5. C. Foster
Duncomb Street
Earp & Kelly Lumber Company
Shiveley
Shively
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jane Myers
Park Road
Lat Lon barrage front center fight reported
Report notes noisy exchange amid a front line barrage near Conde Lat Lon as forces exchange fire. Details on participants and outcomes remain unclear but the scene is described as the noisiest yet in the hourly updates.
See Point Program Activities At Harrige Court
An unclear OCR fragment hints at Harrige court planning next sessions to address unemployment year concerns. It mentions a case in Bellefo possibly affecting defense with a Unionte school teacher and a wound event. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Damcott Jones
Boy Scouts
Tanner Freed
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Berlin
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Miller’s News
Spprt
Germany
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
R. E. Elmquist
Wright Street
Harry W. Hagaman
Liberty Street
Eric, Wis
Hin Orm
Ng Wan
DOVER
Pawder Pon
Philad
Harrige Court Heart
Awain
Harrise
Unionte School
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Plu
Tien
Ware
Miss Amn
Columbus Community
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Pai National
Wes P.om
CBS
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