Erie Area News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Happenings
Funeral services planned for Pred Goets 79 retired Cascade Foundry foreman and his wife Louise who died within a weekend. Joint Catholic conventions set for July in Erie. Rattlesnake encounter near Shamburg prompts a pursuit by the Faunces. Community events include bingo at St Elizabeth's Hall and fishing and shopping notices across Oil City Titusville and Jamestown.
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Ford
Powell
Erie
Goets
Cascade Foundry Company
Jong Glness
Louise
Meerdink’s
Pennsylvania
Central Catholic Union of America
National Catholic Women’s Union of America
CWU
V F W Auxiliary Meeting Set For Wednesday Evening
The V F W Auxiliary will convene Wednesday evening at Bla o'clock at the West Washington street home for a regular meeting. Good attendance is urged. Meadville Miss Marth E Brit ton Crawford county clerk of courts last evening acknowledged that June ever reigns supreme as Cupid's business month. An all time high of 146 marriage licenses was listed for Juric. This an all time high for any month in any year Eric Michael A Cannagino Democratic school director since 1941 announced he will be a candidate date on the Democratic ticket for mayor in the September 9 primary election.
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West Washington Street
Meadville
Marth E. Britton
Crawford County
California Girl Greta Found Alive After Missing
Greta Mary Gale, two and a half, missing since Sunday during a camping trip at Slassen National Park, was found alive today by Jim Gaithe in brush on a ridge about a mile from the cabin. Her grandfather, former U S Congressman Tolsa, died suddenly last night following the shock of the disappearance.
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Slassen National Park
Calif
Greta Mary
Gale
Greta
Toni
U. S
John H. Tolsa
Jim
Gaithe
Program 10 Canalize Allegheny Is Dropped Washington
A plan to canalize the upper Allegheny River from Hast Brady Pa to Olean N Y failed to win War Department board support for at least three new locks and dams. The Pittsburgh District survey projected costs to extend from East Brady to Oil City at several times the value of existing facilities and noted higher costs to Warren and Olean. The board will issue a final decision after a public hearing about six months hence.
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Washington
Allegheny River
Hast Brady
Olean
War Department
Board of Engineers
Pittsburgh District Army Enineers
Eis Brady
Oll City
Pittburgh
East Brady
Warren
Iron
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Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
Hershey
Phillips Tomato Soup
Esch
York State
Oscar Mayer Wieners
Derby
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Titusville
Charles L. Faunce
Hubert
White City
Shamburg
Faunces
St. Elizabeth's Hall
George Willover
R. D. Slymer
Fuller Brush
R. N. Baker
Lemon Street
Dial
Oil City
Jennie McKean
Raymilton
Mineral Township
J. K. Earp
First National Bank
Lamona
Martin Lesko
Hydetown
Rustic Inn
Lesko
Hughes
Miller
Kendall
Robert N. Hepler
Water S. Reithert
Hepler
Wayne Jaggi
Jamestown
Anton Hansen
Ralph’s Place
First Avenue
Mreedville
Allegheny College
John Richie Schultz
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Solmire
Cabins-In-The- Pines
Route 6
N. C. Schoppert
Sara Nevins
W.F.W
Clyde Soodwill
George Henderson
Eranst
Bessie Pratt
Allen Love
Theodore Rengle
Paul's Men’s Wear
Roxanna Brid
Donald Bradford
North Clymer
Corry ‘Hospital
James Sutton
R. D.3
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
V.F.W
Corry
W. R
F. Hall
William Prine
Street
Corry Hosital
Stewart Hat Shop
Boleslaw Szymanski
Paul's
Randolph
Tamona
Cory Hospital
Howard Kolstee
R. D. J, Clymer
Ralph Davis
R. D
William Bailey
Myron Bailey
West Main Street
Jack Vegas
East Washington Street
Howard Thompson
William Thompson
East Main Iet
Patricia Preston
Glenard Preston
D. 1
Walter Foster
Frank Maloney
Artht Ingram
FR. D
Wattsburg
K. A. Bennett
Rasselas Brown
Sciota Road
Edith Colby
Cotty Hospital
McGoy
Pittsfield
Mademoiselle
California
Shamburg News & Sports
Seb Paaens
Powell Motor CO
Center St
Diai
Heiman Jewelers
Ohio
London
Canada
du Barry
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