Gregor to Get Sherman's Job in Erie
Erie Sept 18 Republicans indicate Martin Gregor assistant highway superintendent will move to highway superintendent as May Sherman is named warden of Erie county prison. GOP leaders call Gregor the logical choice and pledge support when his nomination is presented. Gregor, a Union City Republican committeeman from Amity township, has about ten years with the highways department.
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Erie
Martin Gregor
May Sherman
Erie ‘County
Sherman
GOP
Gregor
Union City
Amity Township
Highways Department
August 27th Wedding Announced in Baltimore
Velma Mar Bortzer of 765 East Main Street and William A Grover of Frederick Maryland announced their wedding on August 27 in Baltimore Maryland. The couple will reside in Frederick.
Maloney Pashnick Wedding Announced
Mrs H M McIntyre of Titusville announces the marriage of her sister Dorothy Pashnick of this city to Don Maloney of Corry. They wed Sunday September 14 in Titusville with Mrs McIntyre and John Maloney attending. The bride wore a green suit with yellow roses. the groom’s sister wore a navy suit with red corsage. After a week's honeymoon they will reside in this city. both work at Raymond Mfg Co.
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Melntyre
Mid-West
Maloney
Raymond Mfg. Company
Proctor Family Reunion Near Columbus
The Dell Clarke and late Proctor families held their first reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crosby’s home R. D. 1 Columbus. Fifty six relatives attended from Union City Beaverdam Warren Corry Lottsville and other towns. A picnic lunch, visiting, baseball and activities filled the afternoon with tea cream and cake served later. Plans were made for the 1948 reunion at Ley Proctor’s home in Corry.
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Proctor
Columbus
Howard Crosby
Dell
Clarke
Ed Proctor
Eva Bloss
George
Mary Jane Peterson
Union City
Bie
North East
Wattssburg
Beaverdam
Garter Hill
Corry
Warren
Lottsville
Ley Proctor
Mrs Keppel Hosts Aid Society Meeting at Epperoxsworth
Mrs Charles Keppel hosted the Women's Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Mas UO in Epperoxsworth Center street yesterday afternoon. Twelve members attended with president Mrs Guy Bennink chairing the routine business meeting after devotions led by vice president Mrs E E Bush. The group cut wool blocks to sew into a comforter for foreign relief, while Mrs Ploteriee Nye assisted with refreshments. the next meeting date and place will be announced soon.
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Mas UO
Epperoxsworth Center Street
Women's Aid Society
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Guy Bennink
E. E. Bush
Ploteriee Nye
Keppel
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Mick Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club held a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Wallace Mick 137 Mott Street yesterday with sewing aid visiting and a tureen dinner. Attendees included Mrs Oscar Vance Miss Pauline Swanson Mrs Jol Mick Mrs Merle Akam and Mrs Robert Lindstrom. Birthday gifts will be sent to absent member Mrs Carl Swanson. Mrs John Mick will host the October meeting.
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Tyreen
Wallace Mick
Mott Street
Stitch and Chatter Club
Oscar Vance
Pauline Swanson
Jol Mick
Merle Akam
Robert Lindstrom
Carl Swanson
John Mick
Columbus Picnic Attracts Five Hundred Attendees
Five hundred people attended the annual Columbus picnic held yesterday afternoon in Mather Park. The Columbus Community Church amateur program was a success featuring Cory barbershop singers and a Columbus Grange minstrel group. Amateur contest winners included Sanford Wester, Virgil Hall and Vernon Swanson in first place. Leonard Swanson second. Mrs. Florence Tripp and Phyllis HIM tied for fourth with Patty Skinner in fifth. Officials praised workers who helped stage the event.
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Columbus
Mather Park
Columbus Community Church
Cory
Phyllis Him
Patty Skinner
Highway Safety for Night Walkers and Wagons
Advice urges pedestrians to wear white or carry a light at night so drivers can see them. It also recommends a visible dual direction light on wagons when travel is necessary after dark.
Hurricane veers toward Florida again from sea
Coast Guard reports a radar indicated center near 27 82.35 W close to St. Petersburg with possible northward swing beyond the Weather Bureau sighting. Damage totals run to millions in south Florida including Delray and Miami Beach. Okeechobee crops and vegetable farms suffer heavy losses. At least 40,000 flee by train and car as deaths and arrests unfold. Coast Guard orders searches for missing mariners and aid dispatched to washed shores.
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Coast Guard
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Weather ‘Bureau
Weather Bureau
Boca Grande
Fort Myers
Gulf
Texas
Mexico
Manile
Ala
South Florida
del Ray
Miami Beach
Okeechobee
Com
Palor Beach
Miami
Palm Beach
Gulf Coast
Cape Florida
Robbins family reunion gathers all Ernest Robbins children
The Robbins family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Vern Price. It was the first time in 16 years all the children of Mr and Mrs Ernest Robbins met together. Numerous relatives from Jamestown Bemus Point Corry Erie and other nearby towns attended the event.
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Lottsville
Robbins
Vern Price
Ernest Robbins
Lynn Clarke
Paul Anderson
Dennis
Jamestown
Elmer Wettenburg
Shirley
Aldred
Foot Germs Warn At Widmann Drug Store
A damaged notice from Widmann Drug Store warns of potent toe fungi treatments promising rapid effect. It touts strong fungi tidle products, alcohol action, and claims of 90 percent success while urging customers to ask a druggist for the product.
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Widmann Dept
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Frank Bliss
Center St
Dial
Welch Grape Juice CO
North East, PA
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
West Main Street
Lanston
Diol
Florida
Youngsville
Hols Lillie
Spring Creek
T. Sheridsi Baker and Sone
Jameston
Byron
Pashion
Topp
North Center Street
Sportees
Pus
Al's Clothes Shop
Orgar Mo
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