Just a ParasraF City Councils Meeting Notice
Fragmented OCR notes describe a regular City Council meeting in York related events. Mentions Shrine band, road work maps funded via Assemblyman Bing, Pennsylvanian railroad fare notices, Briners from the area, July 4th Rock Bradford festival with Rinwling Bros and Barnum & Bailey, highway permits revoked and restored, state college summer session registrations, a crime incident at Main street carnival, and local police activity. Also notes station closures, pension act effects, and Knights of Columbus officer installation.
Corry to Decide on Community House at Evening Meeting
A meeting in Corry this evening will decide if a community house is feasible. Walter H. Scott leads sponsors with Rotary Kiwanis and Golden Rats in attendance, reporting survey results and planning for funds and organization. An option on the Imperial Hotel site was secured, with other sites under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Penna Electric Company
Walter H. Scott
Rotary
Kiwanis
Golden Rats
Chaiiman
Panyass
Imperial Hotel
West Main Street
First Avenue
Grotios
Immedinis
Editorial on Sunday School's role in character training
Corry Pennsylvania June 29 1934 Bilstar Evening Journal quotes a Saturday Evening Post piece arguing school systems may shift from academic focus to character formation and civic discipline. It notes Sunday Schools educate youth through voluntary workers, stressing personal responsibility, respect for others, and moral conduct as foundations for good citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bilstar Evening Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Jersey calf born with deer features sparks curiosity
A Jersey cow calf at Grove City astonishes visitors by leaping three feet and weighing 83 pounds at one month. The fawn like creature, nicknamed a ter ce y fawn, has the head legs and feet of a deer though its dam is a two year old Jersey. Born on David Bennett’s Six Points farm on Eau Claire Parker road, it attracts crowds daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
David Bennett
Eau Claire-Parker Road
Rain Promised To End Heat Wave In Pittsburgh
Local thundershowers and cooling breezes were forecast to bring relief to Pittsburgh and nearby areas. The weather bureau reported cooler nights last, with five days of high temperatures ending as rain approaches. Across the eastern seaboard a severe heat wave caused deaths by heat and drowning, including at least 19 in New York and others in New England and surrounding regions. Boston expected another hot day with temperatures near 93 as heat persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
New York
New England
New York City
Boston
Urgent Elm Disease Warning for New Jersey Citizens
A Department of Agriculture alert urges immediate action for Dutch elm disease seen in elms across the state. Citizens should report wilting leaves and send elm twig samples to K. W. Lauer in Harrisburg for lab examination to confirm infection. Early signs include leaf wilting and brown sapwood strands, with potential full-tree loss over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Mulder
Department of Agriculture
Havne
Department of Agrulture
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
New York
Ohi
Pennsylvania
K. W. Lauer
Bue Yen
Plant Industry
Harristars
Six Hurt In Auto Accident near California Panami
Six men from California Panami were injured when a car left Route 19 four miles west of Neter and crashed into a telephone pole. Mrs Lemonovich and her son Stanley were hospitalized with severe cuts and possible internal injuries. Father and three other sons were discharged after minor burns. The car, driven by Stanley, overturned after swerving at Route 6 intersection. no other vehicle involved. The Lenonayich family were en route from Daisy Town to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
California
Panami
Neter
Juin Lemonovich
Stanley
Lemonovich
Frank
Alec
Jota
Wee
Highwry
Route 6
Lenonayich
Daisytown
Union Civ
Sunday School Outing at Canadohta Lake
Over two hundred members of the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School enjoyed a field outing at Canadohta Lake Saturday afternoon. A program of swimming boating and other sports entertained a large crowd of children and adults. A pleasant dinner was featured in the largely attended event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dairymen Meet at Ripley Sub District Meeting
Dairymen's League sub district meeting held Saturday at South Ripley Grange Hall drew fifty members and delegates including Mr and Mrs Warner McCray. A noon picnic preceded a lengthy business hour with delegate reports and a program of solos duets and talks. The next sub district gathering is planned for the last Saturday of the month at Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
South Ripley Grange Hall
Warner McCray
Corry Loval
Syracuse
James John
R. Johnson
Marjorie
Lyman Smith
the Grange
Tucker
Pomona Grange
Crawford County
Gorry
Corry
Beaverdam
Mir
Epates
Randal
McCray
Home Department
Walker Family
Fran Wade
Triple Wedding in Greensburg Church
In Greensburg Pa July 2 three couples wed at St Josephs Roman Catholic Church Nellie A Pyemoshis wed James Smielke Margaret Pyemoshis married William Steimer and Frank Jr Pyemoshis married Genevieve M Condon all from Mt Pleasant in a single ceremony with three couples joining in marriage
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Ero Ee
Greensburg
Myoying
Ane
Mt. Pleasant
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Nellie A Pyemoshis
James Smielke
Margaret
William Steimer
Frank, Jr
Genevieve M. Condon
Normal operation expected by Thursday for relief projects
Work will resume on sewer intake repairs and street graveling by Thursday as relief funds enable continued employment through July. Federal grants support Erie County projects, with additional manpower added to power construction, while state allocations proceed amid ongoing speculation about broader federal support.
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Cis
Ovat
Erie
Erie County
State Emergency Relleff Board
Wrie
Elle
Vicary
County
RWD
Het Weal
Nail
Evie Coun
Yiyonia
Holiday Hours at the Post Office Schedule
The post office will open all windows from eight to nine in the morning and closing in the evening. Stamp general delivery and parcel post will operate seven straights. Mail dispatch, receipt, and distribution occur as on other days. special delivery matters promptly delivered. Carriers will not be required to serve routes on this day.
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Thy
Fty
Miral
Eas
Hay
Two Toddlers Die in San Mateo Fire Tragedy
In San Mateo on July 3 a mother Henriette Erhart Sugules of New York screamed from a bed at Mils hospital as a fire engulfed a Shert Brown shingle mansion near a heavy night club. The two tow-headed youngsters died yesterday morning while clinging to each other as flames swept through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Mateo
Cal
Henriette Erhart Sugules
New York
Mils Hospital
Omenty
Henriette
Dantag
Johnny
Sweet
Musali
Henriett
Oly Ruggles
Marriage Solemnized at Clymer New York
Shouvlinne F Say daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Say and Lot iy LaPaze son of Wilfoe LaPaze of Soul Center, were married Saturday at 12 20 PM in a simple ceremony at Clymer NY. They celebrated with a dinner in Salamanca and plan to reside at 1086 North Center Street Cherry. Say is a 1931 Cory High School graduate, groom a 1920 graduate.
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Shouvlinne F. Say
Prank Saye
Lot Iy LaPaze
Wilfoe LaPaze
Soul Center Shreech
Po Formal
Clymer NY
Tees | Gayret ‘Tinmen
Huxel Green
Marty P . Holton
New
Madeleine
Tedely Antorrt
Bredfort M's
Marga
Kane
Bunise Prince
Jamemeyn
Prank Saw
Mary Price
Memorial services honor Stanford Hose Company members
Bibb Bravesony recalled area volunteers as the Stanford Hose Company held its annual memorial services yesterday. Twenty five members assisted Rov. A L Worthey, pastor of St Mark's Episcopal Church, who has resigned his pastorate. Craves im Corry, Beaverduns, Mery and West Spring Creek cemeteries were decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb Bravesony
Stanford Hose
A. L. Worthey
St Mark's Mpiscopal Church
Ech
Hecor
St Paul's Chuch Ab Moapsgaheh
Guardsmen Open Annual Camp Starting July Fourteen
Mount Gretna Pennsylvania July 2 Preparations for the summer encampment of the Pennsylvania National Guard are complete. Beginning July 1 advance forces of the peacetime mobilization will arrive at Indiantown Gap Swartara Gap Colebrook Middletown Air Depot and Mount Gretna to station units across several facilities. The 28th Division Aviation Squadron will operate from Middletown and major General Edward Shannon will command the Pennsylvania National Guard at Mount Gretna with infantry medical hospital and support units.
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Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard
Ntule
Indiantown Gap
Munala Gap
Swartara Gap
Colebrook
Middletown Air Depot
William Hicks
State Military Reservation
Midletown
Aviaton
Mount Gretna Q
Til
Geneal Edward Shannon
Columbis
National Star
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City Counsants Evantagy
York
John H. Bing
Bhriners
Tennsylvania
Will Rock
Bradford
Wiz Simmer Ceremoni
Rinwling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Tren
Emblet
Bueglar
Bureau of Highway Patrol
Ant Safety
Uthvers
Oper Sing
Pennlvania State College
Buek Motor Cary Durleyie
Gary Biaech
Dune
W. # Hugstader
Glen Donelson
Rly
Bac
Spring Creek
Phlie Chapin
Paulette
State Department of Highways
Federal Buble Works Administration
Mercer County
Stonehoro
Mulles
Tle Jostpal
Corryani
Roosevelt
Allstace Aquior
Feaal Nallay
Nuinery
Anderson
Titusville
Cuny Colmeil
Knights of Columbus
Will Joon Keller
Erle
Barlow Block
S. Monroe
Union City
Canadohta
Intakte
Aewest
W. J. Flaherty
iTighest Graile Conservatory “Metibouls Orchestra
Washington St Corry
Mead and Waite
West Washington Street
McCrear
Harrise
Belice McCrear
United
State of Main
Ant
Mec
Howey
POLIC
P Carter
Ente
Mt. Jewett
Stu
GR Tex
San-Gu
Guo
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