Oil City district notes rising school costs in 1936-37
In the Bradford field expenditures for the first half of the 1936-37 school year show a drop of 170 barrels from prior figures while overall costs increased by 36,809.70. The Pend expenditures for the similar period in 1835-36 imply rising school costs in the Oil City district per the Producers association report.
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Bradford
Oil City
Producers Association
Aether Orr
Sulee
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Martha Langley
Hig
Tsubel Rusch
Fisher Hotel
Hfe
Iyubel Beduty
Brochton
Portland
al Minch
Brocton
Jamestown
Board of Utilities
Arthurd Strawbridge
Meadsville
Harry Smith
Titusville
Cramgford
Andrew Scblelis
Mt. Jewett
Martha Adams
Grove City
R. D
Crawford
Adams
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Perry’s -i
Local notes and ads from Warren area 1937.
City and Vicinity column items cover court notes, hospital updates, social gatherings, flood talks, and community notices. Reports include marriage license counts, flood control lectures, a girl saves a car from a hill, nurses association activities, funeral notices, fire equipment plans, and local events from Corry to Warren with names and places.
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Nellie Allen
City
Warren
Ralph C. Edgar
TriState Authority
Werten County
Court House
R. J. Lacy
Center Street
Gracie Louise
East Fifth Avenue
Corry
R. R. Merker
Wright Street
Ingeborg Selberg
Corry Hospital
L. W. Shepard
North Center Street
D. Oo. Daugherty
Fred Lauer
Florence Young
Héstess
Allie Petersoh
Hamot Hospital
Erie
John Ohtn
Columbus
E. L. Wagner
West Lawn
Minnie Faukner
Waren
John Fernbeck
Ie Dorcas
Evett
Frank Graft
East Irving Street
Pleasentville
Seewavite Woard of
Jérmiay
Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Dunne at Auer home
A birthday party for A. Dunne marked Mrs. CG L Auer’s mother’s Sithi birthday with gifts, readings, violin solos by Rose Mary Auer, and a festive lunch. Also noted: John Zong, Pleasantville resident, died after three weeks with heart trouble. W P A sewing project seeks sewing machines and donations.
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Mary Emma Teel Whitman
Erie
John Teel
Wmn. Pagert
Whitman
Benjamin Whitman
Franklin Park
Joseph Russell
Cleveland Yealter
Avtérney Witbur Seabrook
Por
J. A. Root
Perry’s
Marjaié Young
Pleasant Street
Alera Supply Company
Marion Berry
Margaret Richardson
Clair Linendell
Franken Ware
Johnstown
Dempseytown
Venango County
Golden Links
M. E. Church
Nellie Merker
East Pleasant Street
Mercenary Soldier Denounced by Earle
Governor George A. Harle called the mercenary soldier a dangerous accessory of war and a gangster in uniform. He urged stripping such soldiers of citizenship and asked Sen. Joseph Cutty to study a congressional bill to disown soldiers of fortune in a radio address for the Harrisburg emergency peace campaign.
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United Press
Harrisburg
George A. Harle
Miliet Must Crop in Ching The Five Must Crops Commanded
In ancient Chinese records Emperor Chin Nong around 2700 B.C. ordered five crops to be sown yearly in a public ceremony. Miliet is listed among the mandatory crops.
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Miliet
Ching
Chin-Nong
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Lynn Campbell
W. 5. Mathews
Maple Avenue
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Florida
Miss Mather
Ernest Brockman
Afi
Center St
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