Paragram of Local Events and Civic Notes
A jumble of town happenings reports music acts delayed by a theater stay and a St Mitta picnic at Me Bakehouse Findley Luce with chicken dinner and games. Other items note vehicle license changes in Corry and a beaver colony near Bear Lake as well as bridge work on Findley Lake road and a delayed parachute jump record in Tampa.
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Little Animals' Dam
Brokenstray
Bear Lake
Finidley Lake Road
Findley
Lake Realort
Clarence McArthur
Tampa
Fla
Jack Dee
Binghampton
Jack Dare
Conry
West of Pittsfield Arm Amputation After Crash
Carl Hultgren of 244 Falconer Street Jamestown lost his left arm in a collision on the Roosevelt Highway west of Pittsfield. The crash involved a disabled Essex towed by a Chrysler, a Chevrolet truck driven by K. E. Messenger of Columbus, and an embankment rollover. The arm amputation occurred at Warren General Hospital. Patrolman Thiele continues investigations.
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Carl Hultgren
Samestows
Wrightaville
Pittfield
Warren
Roossvelt
Carl Bultgren
Falconer Shest
Jamestown
Hultgren
van Tecenuy
Sweden
Axel Hultgren
Thiele
K. E
Messenger
Columbus
Erie Railroad schedules overhaul delays two expresses
New timetable eliminates trains 13 and 14 as express services. Train 7 departs at 11 85 in the morning, with No 4 eastbound handling shipments formerly on No 14. Westbound freight and passenger departures shift to Jamestown and Meadville, while main No 3 5 7 87 and No 1 Limited adjust morning and afternoon runs.
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Erie Railroad
New York State
Jamestown
Meadville
Carnera and Roberti to clash at Brooklyn arena
Primo Carnera and Roberto Roberti, Italian heavyweights, set to fight in a round bout at Streamland Park tonight. Carnera must win to keep his plan for a Brooklyn bout with Jim Sharkey next month. Both camps trained Saturday and were warned by the state athletic commission.
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Ay Anneg
Inaware
Primo Garnera
Roberto Roverth
Dyal
Advance Plans For Columbus Picnic August 12
Plans are well advanced for the twentieth annual reunion and picnic in Mather Park Columbus on Wednesday August 12. committees have organized preparations for one of the largest picnics yet with an all day program and sports for boys and girls, a baseball game, music by the Corry hand, and a Community Aid cafeteria basket lunch.
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Mather Park
Columbus
Corry
Plantation Programme Will Be Presented
An audience filled the Presbyterian church as Rev. Ed Clark and Jubilee Singers concluded a final service of praise. The programme features Negro spirituals in two parts with solo and duet numbers and readings, admission 15 cents for children, eight o clock start for the Plantation Programme in the Sunday school room.
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Presbyterian Church
Ed. Clark
Jubilee Singers
F. 5
Neigh
Methodist Church of
Union City
Clark
Presbyterian Satpath
Wootton Field
Mollison Day Ahead on Record Attempt
Wy united Press reports Mollison, aiming to break the Australia to England record, arrived in Raracht Indiana a day before the current mark held by C. W. A. Snott. The report notes preparations and anticipation ahead of the attempt with details from local sources.
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Indis
C. Ww
A. Snott
North Corry Traffic Light In Operation
Installation at the Worth Center street and Colimbus intersection was completed and the signal proved satisfactory. Residents report improved safety as the light functions through the weekend, reducing the previous dangerous condition at the busy crossroads.
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North Corry Traffic Light
Worth Center
Sireet
Colimbis
Wilich
Roosevelt Highway
Alford
French Creek Town Picnic Set For August Eighth
French Creek will host a town picnic at Cutting Town Hall on August 8 starting at 10 AM with races for children and teens, broad jumps, sack and rooster races, contests, music, talks by local leaders, dances, and free coffee. A basket dinner at 1:30 PM follows, with refreshments, prizes, and community activities throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prench Creek
John
Miss Hisie Turn
Pittsburgh
Mra
Louis Prostle
Rev
Mia
A. C. Muller
Song
Arnold, Jr
Hubert
David
Paul
Richard
Dedlsboro
Thiana
Louis Prestler
Famiy
Celoron
Albert Wingel
Cutting
Rey. Thayer
Walford More
Wardes
Dairymen League
Wii
Confey
Duty
Father Tomink
St. Mathias Church
Beechnut Goffee Co
Tefeeshment Committee
Internal Pile Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts BEIM-ROID from Dr. J. S. Leonhardt as a real internal cure for hemorrhoids. It claims internal treatment corrects the condition and reports success in many cases. Reis tery Drug Store offers HEM-ROID Tablets as a guaranteed remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Reistery Drug Store
John Brown Picnic Draws Huge Throng at New Richmond
Large turnout estimated around one thousand attended the John Brown Memorial Association reunion at New Richmond. Notables including Major Robert M. King and Hon. J H Shank spoke. the deed to the John Brown tannery site was presented to the state, with transfer of the John Brown farm anticipated soon. Officers for 1931 were reelected.
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John Brown Memorial Association
New Richmond
John Brown
Robert M. King
Pittsburgh
Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
J .H. Shank
Harishung
Penn'a Historical Commission
John Steele Duncan
Mercer
Frank Neigh
Union City
Rd. C. Clark
Migin
First Presbyterian Church
Uds City
Frank M. Baldwin
John Brown Tannery
Bosa Heath Olmstead
Mo. Shenk
Department of Justice
Bess. Heath Olmstead
Seattle
William Ru. Lingo
Jamestown Ni Yi
J. J. Desmond
Corry
Reasurer
Blanche Azing
New J. Richmond
Dasocit- Hon
Setin Brown Farm
Ha Ynoperty
Jubilee Singers At First Presbyterian Draw Large Audience
Rev Ba C Clarke spoke to a large audience at the First Presbyterian church during union services last evening. The Jubilee Singers appeared and Clarke presented the tale A Cand Man's Ell in a ceremonial setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee
Presbyterian Church
Ba. C. Clarke
First Presbyterian Church
Jubilee Singers
Mr. Clark
World aviators pursue long distance legs amid delays
Reports from Khabarovsk Manila and Istanbul show pilots Pangborn Hersdon Johnson Chichester Boardman Polini weighing options for next legs. Pangborn and Hersdon Jr. landed in Khabarovsk after a round the world flight while Amy Johnson halted briefly in Ohita before resuming toward Tokyo. Chichester aims from Manila toward Luzon and Formosa then Japan. Boardman Polini consider Istanbul to Calcutta nonstop flight after a distance record.
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Khabarovsk
Ang
Clyde
Pangborn
Hugh Hersdon Jr
Chity
Nome
Ohita
Siberia
Amy Johnson
Manila
P. T
Chichester
Australia
Japan
Luzon
Apurri
Pormosa
Chins
Ale
Istanbul
Turkey
Aig
Russell Boardman
Jota Polini
Calcuthh
Bar Invasion Turns Fatal? Youth Shot After Slur Incident
Peter Krivda, 4, was wounded by service station attendant Mike Coyne, 56, who is jailed in Uniontown, after Krivda and three youths allegedly insulted a girl customer. Krivda remained in Mohongahela Memorial Hospital with a bullet wound. Coyne faces charges as the condition of the boy was uncertain.
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United Press
Payette Guy
Peter Krivda
Krivda
Mohongahela Memorial Hospital
Whdo
Mike Coyne
Zook
Krioda
Fayette County
Uniontown
Coyne
Barn Struck by Lightning Razed by Fire
Weekend storms hit the Cutting to Windley area with severe lightning. Seldon Garfield, about a mile west of Cutting, lost a barn and its contents including a car and a cow, calf, and two dogs perished in the blaze. A tree near Findley Lake area sustained damage with splintered wood. Findley Lake itself saw several strikes but Corry escaped major damage.
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Krenchenhill
Cty
Windley Duis
Mortslife
Seldon Garfield
Cutting
Mn Garfield
Hik Forze
French Creek
Findley Lake
Corry
Vanities Beauty Stricken at Toledo
Kay Carroll 25 a member of Earl Carrolls Vanities died in St Vincent's hospital Toledo from an asthmatic disorder while visiting her parents. She faced past court battles over attempts to censor the New York show and was a native of Toledo.
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United Press Latrobd
Ambrose Kohlbeck
St Vincent Seminary
Latrobe
Ify
Bohemia
Ambrose I
St. Vincieint
Rome
St. Mary Church
Erie
St Paul Church
Chicago
St. Bede Abbey
Pens
Benedictine International Seminary
Ambrose
Pittsburgh
Wels
Upper Austria
Toledo
Ohie
Kay Carroll
Earl Carroll
Vanities
Miss Carroll
St. Vincent's Hospital
H. V. Schaeffer
Suse Sand
Walter Huat
New Library Dedication Program at Augnut Ath
A detailed event list outlines a library dedication week with concerts lectures and recitals. Notable entries include a 2:00 recital by Terome Rappapo an 8:15pm opera performance and speeches by Dr Leach and Prof Bi Perrell among others.
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Giorge
Addecus
Herberul
Wilet Paysona
Jun Temders
Goddard
Amagasinus
Vi Weduckaon
Terome Rappapo
Nvr
Sen Ich
Bett
Be “Guy Next
Goth Loimarest
Mmin
Lechives
Bipoare-Perrell
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Milnets
Hexhdatre
Dubois
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Carele
T. Watson Garden
Kablova
St. Waward's
Ballyhooing
Oval
Grand Valley
U. S
James J. Days
Westbourth
Renava
Benjamin G. Starr
Maple Avenue
Erie Times
Hinton Mofosa
Ubrry Merchants
AL WesayVille
Bottanis
Aern Supply Corporation
Pennsylvania
Joan H. Ming
Dan Gis
Pittsfield
Ambrose—Kohlbeck
St. Vincent Seminary
Carnera
Roberti
Brooklin
Cutting Town Hall
Lindysready
Baker Lake
Ihmall Farm
Qty
Ean Touran
Ots
Pinilley Lake
New York
Annebell
Worthington
Leson
Shantung
Reer Baeth
Syeryeemrestatiaseacae
Buneag
Corry Evening Journal
Fink Avenue
New Yor City
George E. Vi
Teuqua
Rensyo Himuliedt
Woroner
Philatelphia
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