Regional Training Institute for Officials in Jamestown
St Jamestown will host a Regional Municipal Training Institute for city and village elective officials and heads of municipal departments sponsored by the Municipal Training Institute of New York State. Mayor Samuel A Strath announced it this morning. The Institute will be held at City Hall council chambers on October 1 starting at 100 A M. Special Sunday dinners feature fried chicken and regular ham dinner served from noon to 230. The Boston House Ridgway notes Rideway: Robert C Bowman promoted to manager of two Warner Bros theaters in Parkersburg West Virginia. Robert O Hara of Titusville will assume the Strand theater management temporarily. Dimkirk Electrician's Mate Thin Glass Franklin M Hinckley, son of Mr and Mrs Watson A Hinckley, was aboard a convoying destroyer aiding Wakefield evacuation. He reports taking a shower as the convoy approached Wakefield. heat was terrific and many persons were taken aboard.
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St. Jamestown
Jamestown
Municipal Training Institute of
New York State
Samuel A. ‘Strath
Unity Hall Council Chambers
Boston House
Stf
Wakefield
Hinckley
Oracle
Bernég
St Luke's
Smethpor
Main Ang Church
Halsey Wood
Smethport
Ansgerius Lutheran Congression
Titusville
Olga
Maisto
Mike Matsko
Corry R. D
Francis Long
Wright Steel
Robert Badgley
West Athtreet
N. Y
Arthur Shamburz
West
Congress Street
Oliver Mosher
Spring Creek
Butter and peaches fuel wish for city bus site
A report from Wilcox Grocery notes a go ahead signal for use of a city bus site two miles from the city center after Judge Henry L. Hippe denied Fox township a permanent injunction against its use. The item also covers hospital staff changes, arrests, school enrollments, and local notices in Titusville and nearby towns.
Dairy pasture notes on soil acidity and legume use
Farmers should lime acidic soils to improve pastures using hay legumes like alfalfa and clover. Without liming the pasture quality declines and forage production suffers. Implement soil tests and apply lime accordingly to support stronger legume growth and forage yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binttor
Ballymien
Death claims Steward Hanes at his home
Steward Hanes died at his home this morning at the corner of Mast and Rost Streets after years of ill health and a stroke. Born November 5, 1869 in Williamsport, he lived here for years and worked as janitor at the Senior High School for two years. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Kathryn Simons of Greenville Ave, nine grandchildren, a brother Frank Haney of Williamsport, and several nieces and nephews. Body moved to Davison Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending and will be announced in Monday's edition.
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Hanes
Mast
Rost Bouth
Haman
Togert
Wis Bor
Williamsport
William and
Mary Jane Hopes
Tor Lyanly
Kle
Mita
Kathryn Simons
Greenville
Prank Haney
Davison Funeral
Mrs Edna Wright Dies At Elgin Today
Mrs Edna L Wright died suddenly at her Elgin home this morning. Born September 1869 in Concord township she spent most of her life in Concord township and Elgin borough. Survived by husband Leon I Wright sister in law Emma Duke of Corry and many nieces and nephews. Body to Bracken Keating funeral home. calling Sunday and Monday. funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the late home.
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Yrigin
Elginboro
Emma Duke
Corry
New York State
Bracken-Keating
Corry Senior High School Opens With 412 Students
Corry Senior High School opened with 412 students including 56 from Columbus, 22 transfers and 4 post graduates. School officers were elected with Jack Dempsey as president and Barbara Anderson as vice president. Junior and Sophomore class leaders named, new teachers welcome, and the Mixed Chorus meeting five times weekly under a new teacher. Junior High classes began with six new teachers and a new Home Economics Dept praised by students. The Band started under Mr. Rive with about 23 members. cafeteria staff chosen for noon work. news staff appointed and meeting held. Eighth grade English classes study the art of conversation.
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Sanool
Columbus
Ray
Pat
America
Pulnine
Navy
Iyel
Wera Hs Fallows
Jack Dempsey
Barbar Anderson
Jackie Howard
Ind
William Scott
Melvin Anderson
Jean Mitchell
Howard Pier
Jem Poster
Carmen Picarrillo
Dole Waterhouse
Ronald Rathburn
Larry Wil
Tams
Jack
M -Face
Jeanne Larson
Barbara Rich
Mary Wood
Miss Cuthbert
Stranahar
Bramer
Swan
Oorry
Schiool
Petru v Prctice
Rive
Mrs. Hunt
Mary Line
Geraldine Moris
Jeanne Chase
Clarice Coons
Ray Burr
Miss McCray
News Report 21S
Junior High Sees Growth and Elections Amid Readiness
Ninth graders practice speaking and leadership as Miss Stranahan guides literature appreciation and short stories. Industrial Arts cut due to teacher shortages while 9C maintains class count. New students from Columbus join 415 total junior high pupils, with 20 from Columbus. Football hopes rise as several players train, led by Dick Foster and others. Concord and Fairview schools report continued enrollment and early term activities.
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Miss Stranahan
Columbus
Juninr
Dick Foster
Glenn, MeKviney
Branels Boucher
Gene Graham
Fred Mitchell
Jimmie Reynolds
John Kennedy
Clyde Henton
Funeral Services for Stanley Rucks Held at St Ellunbreh
Funeral rites were held at St Ellunbreh Catholic Church for Stanley Rucks with Rev On Held officiating and Antony Kubistewicz Igene Dei Browski John Poimrki Frank Sxu der Martin Kuss Bruno Spilman as bearers. Interment followed at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs William Horwood of Buffalo and Mrs Rose Doolittle of Jamestown.
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Stanley
Rose Doolittle
Jamestown
Fragmentary Press Commentary and War Era Reflections
A jumbled OCR fragment discusses Congress, war aims, and the press praising actions during wartime. It references Weightman, Carrie Eighteen, and topics on leg islation, public morale, and international conflict. The text notes calls to avoid strikes, maintain munition supplies, and promote a peaceful postwar world. The excerpt includes scattered phrases about the New World, leadership, and moral duty.
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Pillsbury
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Helen
Ann Coun
Om Rake
Wilcox Grocery
Marys
St. Marysborough
Ithix Sity
Henry L. Hippe
Fox Township
Margaret Bower
Martha Marsell
Emsworth
Pitts
General Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Hietiefan
Sigmund Wienchowski
Mast Second Street
Allen
EB. Bargar
Watrant
Wienchowsk
Arvid Beterson
Falconer
Oil City
Georgetown
Woelington
D. C
Smith College
Vincent Straub
West First Street
Kathryn
Martha
Barbara
Nancy
Ast Hight
Earl Johnson
City Hospital
Hyde
Bennett Hill
John H. Linton
Suhseb Heights
Bradford
Floyd C. Pretz
Tery
Pretz
Bradford School Board
Rex Theater
Merrick
West South Street
Good Samaritan
Methodist Chitch
Mon
Robert Ol
H. di
B. Macees
Mis
Sarah Mcinnes
Wi. C
Minnie Borkins
Frank
Dunkrk
Frederick Fr, Darling
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Lindsley's
Jainestown
Charles A. Johnson
Sampson Street
G. Weiskotten
Trinity Lutheran Church, Fhd
Zion Mission Church
Mr. Johnson
James~ Fawn
Erie
Mildred Strpltitt
Punx- Sutawney
Pennsylvania
David
Hawthorne
Edna L. Wright
Elgin
George B. Crittenden
Army Air Corps
Atlantic City
Harry B. Couse
Carl Powell Motors
Zinc
Peinnsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
J E. Moorheid
Washington, D. C
Q Iment
Lou
Rex
Susan
Goof Low
Costello
Bad Abbot
Bernstein Bros
North Cefiter St
Corry, Po
Sea Hee
Corey
Concord School
Anderson
Chautanqua
New
Pieront
Fairview
Baitview
Mary
Salvatore
Migliaceta Fias
Schasl
Franklin St
Diol
the National Bank OF Corry Federal Percern IT Amma “Omporation
Washington, D
Mazietam
P. Corry
West Say
Nfetionar
Michigan Mortgage
Chamber of
Weightman
Matl
Vance
Carrie
Congress
Ealing
Ben Burden
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