Paragram of community notes and events
Clear skies bring a shrine band concert in City Park at 7 30 p m this evening Miss Virginia Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo P Williams 208 West Church Street has been accepted as a member of Western College Oxford Ohio She attended Carey High School and won the Doc Feliconship Award for top three year history average Stanford Hose Company holds a 4 o'clock special meeting to plan a picnic Rotarians from district 78 attend the Wanango Country Club district assembly near Oil City Dr Jean Miller will speak Public sale of J B Patterson farm postponed until further notice State motor police enforce tax and inspection rules at Haarline pumps Demolition of the old Antler hotel ongoing Police report bicycle theft near Rex Theatre State unemployment proceedings deadline extended to midnight Today’s updates include bond and tax news Demolition of Antler hotel progresses and state finances show a July ending balance Public bridge toll changes to 20 cents for five or more passengers take effect October 1 Pennzoil argues state tax act unconstitutional New prices in Pennsylvania state stores under the 1937 amendment
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Virginia Willams
Theo P. Williams
West Church Street
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Kin of Senator From Warren Is Fired by State
Auditor General Warren R. Roberts dismissed Frank G. Chapman of Warren from the highway payroll as an Assistant superintendent. Chapman, brother of Dr LeRy Chapman, faced removal amid political clashes over executive nominations. The firing followed a Pinchot motion on the State Civil Service Commission and a senate confrontation over the substitute governor remark tied to Cornelia Bryce Pinchot.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Warren R. Roberts
Frank G. Chapman
Warren
Furmer
Gmford Winehot
Senate
Fontirmatin Ab
Ible Service Commission
Chapman
LeRy F .Shapman
Highiways
Chup
Swan
P. S.C
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pinchot
New York Ciy
Auditor General's Department
An- Mounceu
Roberts
Guffey Urges Survey of Erie Peninsula Storm Damage
Senator Joseph Guffey urged that U S engineers be authorized to survey the Erie Peninsula to recommend improvements to prevent future storm damage. James K Shields, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, announced the suggestion after meeting with army engineers in Buffalo. He provided photographs of park damage and similar sets were sent to Washington.
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Erie
Joseph Guffey
U.S
Peninsula
James K. Shields
The
Chamber of Commerce
Guffey
Shields
Buffalo
Army Engineers
Washington
Two Transients Quizzed In City Burglaries
Uwansienta suspects questioned by police after a string of burglaries and thefts in the city. They spent the night in an old car near a West Mount yard before being taken into custody. Police, led by Detective Wilbus Merret, continue a thorough probe with several associates questioned as investigators connect possible movements and local property ties.
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Uwansienta
Burg Iesty
Jamestown
Ila
Keale-inia
Wilbus Merret
PB. R
Hinveyun
Uae
Prirties
Death of Kane Manufacturer Hollingsworth at Walden
ANE Aug 2 Peatherme Sud denly Finday at Walden New York 10 HAL Hollingsworth former Kane manufacturer and eye tender died age 72 after months of ill health. He moved to Walden this spring after living here over twenty years. He came to Kane in 1913 to manage Smith Manufacturing, became president 1914 to 1926, then led Moser Manufacturing 1919 to 1930. He belonged to First Congregational Church Rotary Club and local civic groups and served on Kane Summit Hospital road board for years. Miss Betty Byers spent Sunday at Conneaut Ohio visiting friends.
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Ane
Peatherme
Walden
N.Y
Hal Hollingsworth
Kane
Eyle
Hollingsworth
Albany
Hullingaworth
Smife
McDade
Moser Manufacturing Company
First Congregational Church
Dhs
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce and Business Association
Kane Summit Hospital
Coogan and Band to Headline Celoron Event
Celoron hosts a slide party night featuring Coogan and Band as top attraction. The program includes Lila Lee and Princess Luana the exotic dancer, with Bing Cristy in a recent film role. Eddy and Murs, a movie lance team, and a cast of comedians round out the 45 minute flood show amid nostalgia for Coogan’s earlier stardom.
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Waavesmay
Minnie High
Jackle
Farade
Tyas
Wy Warren
Fendtird
Anuj Dameslows
Tee Malay
Pier
Ballin
Pitre
Coogan
Hin
Wing Towns
Lila Lee
Ag Waa
Luana
Bing Cristy
Uhere
Eddy
Murs
The Butterfly Vine and the Nonpareil Wing note
A fragment discussing bird names in the hunting family, mentioning the butterfly finch as a four member group and references to the Nonpareil Wing and a pintail variant, with unclear context and terminology.
City Council to Review Highway Dept Permit Requests
City officials meet to consider a state driven shift of street permit oversight. Mayor Clem Miller notes most items are routine, with potential action on highway projects and emergency permit handling before council tonight.
Olson Family Holds Reunion At Dahlstrand Home
The Olson family held its annual reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand on Best Main Street, HOU, with 50 members present. Dinner was served at noon followed by an afternoon of visiting. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs James Jephson and Mr and Mrs Anderson of Ridgway Meg and Mrs JW McArthur and their children Jilly Bobby and Mary of Bradford and Mrs Olive Lindquist and daughter of Ete.
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Olson
Charles Dahlstrand
Hou Best Main Street
James Jephson
Anderson
Ridgway
Meg
JW. McArthur
Jilly
Bobby
Umt
Mary
Bradford
Olive Lindquist
Ete
Quake Shakes Southwest Los Angeles District
A slight earthquake jolted the southwestern section of Los Angeles around 10130 block near 1st night. No injuries reported. Local residents felt the tremor as windows rattled and light fixtures swayed briefly. Police and city engineers surveyed affected areas for aftershocks and structural safety.
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Los Anghues
Los Angeles
Relief relief cases surge amid wartime aid measures
During the week ending July 4, relief cases rose to 142,813 pages with 487,317 persons aided. Private industry layoffs and employer spending affected welfare programs while overall relief expenditures stood at 4,280,000 dollars exclusive of admin programs. Local relief staff reported increases in cases across public aid and employment measures.
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Direck
Eathiel Wits
Enbts
Assishinre
Wedley Gree
Allier
Sparta Child Suffers Gash in Forehead at Home
Troy Ingram, son of Mr and Mrs Ingram, was hospitalized after a table accident caused a deep cut on the forehead. The wound was closed at DIOVERS Le Coy hospital and the child is progressing favorably.
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Sparta
Troy Ingram
Wemantles
Wit Ingram
le Coy Hospital
Erie Woman Injured As Two Cars Crash
A Erie woman sustained injuries in a two car collision near Moree Australia. She was taken to hospital with bruises and head injuries. The other driver, Mrs Nutter, riding alone, escaped injury after her vehicle overturned. Police reported unclear details of the crash and involved parties.
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Erie
Sesw
Ammen Saleity
Hamel Hospital
Floward Johnson
Brooville
Paevar
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Theos Waiter Dm
Nw Mipang
Suiperivision
Shale Uy
Shrine
Stanford Hose Company
Auer
B.D. Longe
North Center Street
Corry ‘Hospital
Congress Street
Wanango Country Club
Oil City
Jean Miller
Beachford
J. B. Patterson
Revenue Department
State Motor Police
Dodsan
Anp
Robert L. Myers, Jr
Unemployment Compensation Board
Safety Bureau of Pennsylvania
Staty Motor Police
Hia
Lloyd Millitt
Rex Theatre
Antler
West Main Street
Ernest Dimick
Wy, Claire
Allegheny River
O City
Public Utility Commission
Reno Bridge Company
Pennzol Company
Bate
Pennzoil Company
Pennsylvania
Control Board
Frank Chapman
Erie Peninsula
H. H. Hollingsworth
Betty Byers
Conneaut, Ohio
Celoron
Highway Dept
State Department of Hibways
Migyor
Clem Miller
Cape
Miller
Sn Fur
Root’s Furniture Store
General Electric
Embod
Tion
Center St. Corry, Pa
Department of Assistance
SOTH
Philadelphis
Corry Vaoteran
Wattey Kittleburgpe
Epprmnenceit
Turk Valesines
Russell L
Montgomery Ward
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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