Silit suffigient orders booked by manager for mill work
Reports show orders for the Meccer Sil Mill to keep running for months, as H H Sweifel, manager, notes the product is sold to dress manufacturers in New York. The Concord Presbyterian church in Clarion County plans August 24 anniversary of its examination. Day pipes and bagpipe bands from the United States and Canada will perform at Conneaut Lake Park during the Scotch games with dancing piping and horseshoe pitching featured. Kanter Sik Throwing Company of Port Allegany is staffing at many facilities, employing about seventy people with additional shifts to meet orders. Mrs J B Clark hosted East Wayne street social for FLON members with cards, sewing, and a mixed salad and dessert. Fred L Chambers, 69, longtime Citizens Mortgage boss, collapsed before stepping into his car in Savison Nast street. Dollar days promotions advertise General Electric goods at $9.00. Veterans of Burringa Wars to gather at Gates farm with transport from VF W for 10 off.
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H. H. Sweifel
New York
Concord Presbyterian
Clarion County
Conneaut Lake Park
United States
Canada
Purl Allegany
Naumusity
Bryn
J. B. Claris
East Wayne Street
FLON
Prazices McElvey
Wintle Hanson
Clark
Hanson
Fred L. Chambers
Citizen's Mortgage Company
Old Chamber of Commerce
Ryle
Savison Nast
LIN Amawil
General Electric
Gates Farm
VF. W
Ruskside
Will J. Wilcox
Iver
Jamestown Post
Etm Allenson
Ralph Sanders
George Duell
Sugar Grove
M. W. Stormer
Kfentone
Justice of the Peace
Barr W. Wail
Sanders
Duellast
Allenson
Mayville
F-Tve
Woodman Circle
Henry Colpin
Cord Jean Chase
A. W. Rauscher
Warren
Mors Levine
Sheffield
Pridwy
Ludlow
Levine
State Fish Commission
Mercer
Hazel
Little Lackawannock Creek
Johnson Run
Willis Binckley
AL Joany
John Mowney
Elmore
Nelle Caney
Pittsimreh
Anna Shields
Walliam Rust
Dinney
Lendsize
Walcome
Wight
Concord St. Phoie
Weightman
Willian
Jean- Yelle
Hotlzer
J. L. Prath
Titusville
Berty
Thomas Thompson
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Thompson
N. W. Osmond
Beaver Pally
Jamestown
Carrie Goss
Chautauqua
Carrie Bell Hawk
St. Louis
Stedman
Cross
Alvin Person
W. A
Hawk
Ross
Cochranton
Standard
Public Service Commission
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Inquire Journal
Mercer Ln
D. A. Perschka
Ringneck
Perschka
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Ralph H. Hosmer
Water and Power Resources Board
Department of Forests and Waters
Harrisburg
Clarence
Bell
Goodyear
Akron
Clarion
Russ” Brinkley
Aviation
John
Jackis
Milledgnville
Mercer County
W. B. Ust
Hon‘ss
Earl Jackson
William Coons
Emma Schaub
Betty Rouche
Oli City
W. B
Theorince Goring
Isa
Une Isitehan
Oil City
Steffee
Rved
David Sharp
J. Te ‘Sharp
Wastell Avenue
O' City
Gale
Ashtabula
Dhursiay
Sharp Huys
Oxcar Comensie
East Church Fleet
Indi
Jamestown and Meadville News Roundup in Bananas and Bucolic Notes
Local items report arrests for drunkenness after a ditch crash with Sanders and Duell fined $25 each and Allenson $10, Allenson jailed for nonpayment. Community events include Woodman Circle gathering with bingo and a large chicken dinner, plus a charity card group and bridge. Also noted are a toy turnip contest, streetlight removal in Cochranton, wildfire rumors, typhoid warning, and weather and travel notes from Jamestown to Meadville.
Two Men Arrested After Two Mile Chase
Two men captured after a two mile chase in Pittsburgh on August 19. Identified as Gan beiel Blushett, 40, of New York, and Charles Miller, 41, of West Monalis, Pa. Detectives forced their car after Lieutenant Mrs Borris Whouphl recognized Miller in an earlier fraud case.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Tiay
Leminile Votoutlver
Chase Lorimigh
Ag Gan Beiel Blushett
New York
Charles Miller
West Modalises
Borris
Miller Aba
Urreskl
Green Trojans Capture Legion Corps Honors
Greensburg unit wins Class A drum and bugle competition at Forbes Field before 10,000 spectators, edging Uniontown by two points. Following, Legion convention activities include resolutions, a Governor Pinchot address, and tonight’s parade and military ball.
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Greensburg
Spring Creek
Legion
Tuybobs
Lamona
Spring Creek News
United Press
Pittsburgh
Green Trojans
American Legion of Pennsylvania
Duquesne University Yelu
Forbes Field
Lintontown
Trojans
Forbes
Sam Brown
West Point
Uniontown
Tarenum
Taronturm
Yorwood
Fis
Philadelphia
Jeanette
Mekkeesport
Vandergrift
New Kensington
Waynesburg
Assland
Charleroi
Pinchot
Twelve Pennsylvania Cities Show Leap in Construction
Harrisburg reports July building activity in Pennsylvania slipped overall while 12 municipalities posted gains. Hazleton led with a 298 percent rise, New Castle up 195.2 percent, and Carlisle up 487.8 percent. Minor gains appeared in Allentown Berwick Bradford Butler Claiston Duquesne Johnstown City and Pottsville.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry Department
Hazleton
New Castle
Carlisle
Allentown
Berwick
Bradford
Buller
Claiston
Duquesne
Johnstown
Oi Clty
Pottsville
Helen Jacobs Favored In 45th National Tennis Semifinals
Forest Hills N Y Aug 20 The 45th annual women's national tennis singles championships reached the semi-finals with Helen Jacobs seeded No 1 and favored to win. Jacobs meets Elsie Golusack Pittman of unspecified nationality, while Carolyn Babonek of Los Angeles faces John Ridley of England. Babonek advanced to the semi-finals after a 6 7 5 victory over Mrs Lawrence A Hacer of Oakland. The first set was played Thursday.
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United Pres
Forest Hills
N.v
Helen Jacobs
California
Elsie Golusack Pittman
Carolyn Babovek
Los Angeles
Jown Ridley
England
Miss Babonek
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Mycne Ageat
Dorit
Legion Corps
Ophelia Skelsey
Irvin Hail
Buffalo
Mary Stickney
Myrtle Jordan
Carry
McKelvey
Glen Sitler
John McKay
Harold Iddy
George Wolf
Mig
Carl Donaldson
Cleveland
Betty Wilcox
Corry
Marian
Harriett Donaldson
Wighty
Brokenstraw
Lie Bates
Jean Klingstedt
Canton
Lyn Bates
Daisy Branch
Pail Kulferlin
Olen
East Congress Street
Penna
O. United Press
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Newhouse
North Center Street
Corry, Penna
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W. Main St
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