Opera Carmen at Chautauqua Friday Night
Chautauqua opens its sixth week with Carmen presented by the opera company on Friday and repeated Monday. The program also features John Hayden’s Horizons, Fredrik Jackson’s The Bishop Mishnaye, lectures by Dr. Kilward Leotard and Dr. Maude Ryden, and a varied schedule including choral concerts, a ministerial conference, and special lectures by Marion Bauer and James McDonald.
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Chautauqua
Landon
Roosevelt
Opera Company
Bizet
Repertory Theatre
John Hayden
Fredshiit Jackson
King's Daughters and Sons
Kilwwerd Leotard Eiggs
Maude Ryden
Eccleston Sunwinu
London
Chautaugia Chow
Er‘e
Janstown
N. Y
Warren
Ohio
Walter Howe
Iyi
Georges Burere
Erie
Charles le Suer
Warren L. Rogers
Cleveland
Georges Barrere
Lorato Connell
Walter Mowe
Mendelssohn
Elijah
James G. McDonald
McDonald
The
New York Times
League of Nations
Germany
Marion Bauer
New York University
Will Oegin
Francis King
National Federation Garden Clubs
Colony
Marvin M. Brooks
New York City School Garden Cubs
Norman
Yarian
College Club
Chautauqua County
Roscoe B. Martin
Woreatville
American Philatelic Society
T. James Clark
Jamestown
American Numismatic Asociation
Roderic Denis
Charlotte Elton
Benda
Austin Conradi
Symphony Orchestra
Georges Parrére
Chutauqua
Mes
Mary L. Langworthy
National Congress of Parent and Teachers
Maxine Stellman
Cappella Chir
Eriv
AL. Grender
Montreal Port Tonnage Highest in Seven Years
The Montreal port, North America’s second largest, logged its highest tonnage in seven years in 1935 per the harbor commissioners. A total of 6,725 ships carried 51,042,000 tons. imports rose to 11,65,426 tons, up 328,621 tons, while revenue climbed to 4,021,840 dollars, an advance of 275,322.
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Montreal
Harbor Commissioners
Dairymen's League to Meet at Beaverdam Friday
Beaverdam reports a local Dairymen's League gathering set for Friday evening August 7 at the Methodist church parlors. Speaker Mr Grout of Kennedy New York will address members and others are invited to attend. residents also note social visits and church activities across Beaverdam and nearby towns.
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Dairymen’s League
Beaverdam
Community notices from West Spring Creek
The Townsend club hosts an ice cream social at the Manleys home on Thursday evening in August. 4 H Girls meet at Laura Ayers home Friday morning to work on dressing tables with a month to complete. Next meeting August 1 at Dorothy Whaley home. Pie social August Assust 1 at the Grange hall. Thanks to all who helped with the recent box social. Jean Manley and Lilli Bennett attend club week August 12–1ath at State College. Sunday school runs August at 9 with services at 10. Sherman Barron of Bemus Point gave the message last Sunday. David Beggs of Youngstown, Ohio visits son Howay. Farm tour plans and Odd Fellows picnic at Grand Valley are noted. Classified ads moved to include unwanted furniture for sale.
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Beaverdam
Homer Smock
Crainsville
F. D. Smock
Pont
Mra
Gale Smith
Lynn
Mass
Jay
Bert Watrous
Virgil Tarbell
David
Erie
S. R. Lyons
Trie
The
Methodist Church
Union City
Golden Rule Club
Elson Youngs
Gerald Estes
Iss Williams
Neil Wates
Charles Sway
Jeanlenne
Merle Bowen
Methodiat Aid
Fred Shanon
Essex Street
Corry
SR. Lyons
Charles
Leon Proctor
W. H. Cummings
Charles Swan
Cart Proctor
Cth Smith
H. N. Harris
Helen Smith
Frank Tarbell
Walter Proctor
Archie Proctor
Cleveland
United Brethren
Christchurch
George Mulvin
Sharpsville
Gertie Doolittle
Chaffee
Hatch Hollow
Miss Doolittle
Mulvin
Walter
West Spring Creek
Townsend Club
Homey Manley
Laura Ayers
Dorothy Whaley
Grange Hall
Jean Manley
Lilli Bennett
State College
Sherman Barron
Bemus Point
David Beggs
Youngstown
Howay
Fay Belden
Grand Valley
Volunteer crop reporters gather data on Pennsylvania farms
Harrisburg August 5 Ten thousand volunteer crop reporters provide the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture with crop condition data used by farmers and markets statewide. The US Department of Agriculture also uses this information. Reporters are unpaid farmers or locals with long farming experience who submit monthly reports, with others contributing on request.
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Harrisburg
Thousan
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
J. Hansell French
Een
Agriculture
Inspection divisions consolidated at State Workmen's Fund
Harrisburg Aug 5 The two inspection divisions of the State Workmen's Insurance Fund have been consolidated by Oscar D Deckard after a conference with Secretary Ralph M Bashore. This year inspectors checked 2314 plants of clients and issued 6950 safety recommendations. In June 489 commercial and 126 mine inspections were conducted.
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Harrisburg
State Workmen's Insurance Fund
Oscar D. Deckard
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Boy Killed In Elevator at Erie Plant
Erie plant manager Morris Revida of Buffalo Waste Paper Company investigated the elevator halt between floors and found 19 year old employee Joseph Lahtejsowski slain by a crushed head against the wall. Coroner Dr. W G Stroble said no witnesses to the accident.
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Brie
Morris Revida
Erie
Buffalo Waste Paper Company
Joseph Lah- Tejowskel
W. G. Slroble
Empire State Drives Motor Safety Campaign
In Albany on August 6 the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles launched an intensified safety drive to cut traffic deaths and accidents as New York faces over 2.1 million motor vehicles. The effort, backed by the National Safety Council, targets 13 million pedestrians and motorists through education and enforcement of 1936 laws, with officials noting fatalities fell from 2,975 in 1935 to 2,917 in 1936 and accidents dropped 8,283 from 82,875 to 79,592, while registrations and gasoline use rose.
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Albany
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
New York State
New York
National Safety Council
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Chas. A. Hilibett
Empire State
Vandenberg to Speak at Erie GOP Rally
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan will headline a large Republican rally in Erie stadium on Wednesday night September 6, with Sheriff Dell Darling coordinating arrangements for an expected crowd of 20,000 from Erie county and western Pennsylvania. The event follows last minute talks in Chicago after a proposal to bring Col. Frank Knox to speak was dropped. A separate brief notes police halted a charivari in Salem where only the bride and groom were arrested for creating a disturbance.
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Erie
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Erie Stadium
Chicago
Dell Darling
The
Nations Committee
Col
Frank T. Knox
Republican Homines
Pennsylvania
Darling
Salem
Ore
Legislatures Tighten Fugitive Hunt Across States
Chicago reports that state legislatures adopt uniform laws to pursue and extradite fugitives across borders. New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Maryland, and Virginia enact bills on pursuit, witnesses outside state lines, parolee rules, and extradition.
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Chicago
Interstate Commission On Grim
New York
Newdermey
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Marland
Virginia
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Carmen
Summer Colony
Rbnevelt
Kennedy
Carl Proctor
REA
Nual
Waterford
Betty Smith
Practopville
Erie County
James Watrous
Leonard
Frank Youngs
Myron Reynolds
Nell Estes
Anna Reynolds
Nora Hansen
Francis Pullom
Eric
Annie MacDonnell
Owen
Tom Pullom
J. A. Higley
Meadville
Herbert Shreve
Ed McClelland
Minnie Williams
Claude Maynard
Floyd Marsh
Canndahta Laks
Jay Smith
Carl Lyons
Josh,Smith
Proctiprville
George Akaman
Bea Hudson
Gerald Bagley
Washington, D. C
North East
Merle Cummings
Carry
Neil Shreve
Robert Michell
Ben Center
Stanley
James Proctor
Roy
Gerald
J. ‘Taft Williams
Wattsburg
Robert Proctor
Roland and
Donal
United Brethren Prayer Meeting
Charles Tanner
Higley
Maynard
Edith Guenn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Grace Wheater
Hamot Hospital
Jesse Whitney
H. D. Whitney
West Spring Creek News
Townsend
Moya
Auys
the Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Ence
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Wstores
Red Williams
Milwaukee
Westeres
Hamburg
Red
Vandenburg
Et Biel
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
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