Whaly Reunion Held Saturday at Denton Home
Whaly relatives gathered Saturday at Mr and Mrs Denton home for the Whaly reunion with about forty attending. A delicious dinner followed, and Short Wasintés led an officers meeting electing Mrs Charles Whaly as president and Paul Whaly as secretary and treasurer. The next gathering will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Whaly in West Spring Creek the last Saturday in June 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Bar Denton
Charles Whaly
Pail Whaly
Treassurer
Wirs
Guy Whaly
West Spring
Parish House To Be Erected In Union City
Union City July 3 Gray Chapel adjoining the Presbyterian church on West High street and Second avenue will be torn down this week for a new and modern Parish House. The building will provide a large assembly room and individual classrooms, plus rooms for Brotherhood, Ladies Aid, Boy Scouts and junior organizations. The church needs the space for current and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Gray
Presbyterian Church
West High Street
Second Avenue
Parisi
The
Brotherhood
Ladies Aid
Boy Scouts
Motor stockholders approve double authorized capital
Financial notes report that motor stockholders approve increasing authorized capital stock to 600,000 shares from 300,000 shares. Daily metal trade indicates plate industry operations run about 95 percent capacity, with Chicago district strip mill operations near 75 percent. New Orleans Cotton Exchange plans to maintain 100 bee control and add a separate ring for trading fifty bale contracts. directors now consider final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial News
Topline
Uni! Motor
Daily Metal Trade
Jetup
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Arter Hill News Notes July 2 1928
Local updates from Arter Hill list Sunday visits by George Allen and J F Brown guests at nearby homes. Hospitalization for CirL Adams improves. rheumatism eases for Fred Cooper. Grace Proctor wedding reception held at Bloss home with eighty attendees. Corry and Hornell news referenced. Fuller Runton gathering noted.
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Parter Hill
George Allen
Birle
J. Polett
J. F. Brown
Clyster
Charles Proctor
Scott Proctor
Alice Hodge
Corry
Cirl Adams
Corry Hospital
Adams
Helen Schuckneeht
L. Slye
HG. Follett
Myron Miller
Barnes
Iy Aisier
Alg. Follett
Leon Moore
Moore
Gertrude Hodge
Fred Mason
C. HU
C.J. Follett
H. Hill
Will Hatch
Sciota
Mry
Ar Adams
Fred Cooper
DeVorest Adams
Ted Rath
Migs
Kina Proctor
Akron, Jr
Rolly Mcallister
Evler
Leon Proctor
Ayshower
Td Bloss
Grace
Hunt
Waterford
Walter Proctor
Hornell
Dine Adams
Walter Loss
F. I. Adams
Kenneth Adams
Akron
Frank Adama
Barold Morris
Erle
Conneaut
C. Raymond Sicklucky
Rain records mark wet June in Kane region
The Kane Springs Water Co reports June precipitation of 8.67 inches, the second-highest in a decade of records. The month saw heavy rainfall early and mid month, with 1.87 inches from June 18 to 22 and a peak 1.12 inches on June 6. Despite the deluge farmers report no crop damage and say conditions are favorable as July begins.
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Kane
Spring Water Company
Tune
LAMP EXPLODES IN YOUTH BURN AT OIL CITY YARD
A 20 year old, Donald Swarce, was severely burned at 11 20 Sunday night while helping derail a freight cut in Liverly yards. A parbide lamp exploded injuring him in the face and mouth. He was taken to Oil City Hospital in critical condition with possible loss of sight. In a separate incident, Miles Kane, 4, drowned in a plant basin at Centralia, as his mother tried to save him.
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Iri Tein Ok At Pag
Yorokien
Andie Coeheon
Ladae
Linus Ajid
Anite
Knuwey
Merain
Porter
Hethel
Oil City
Donald Swarce
Colbert Avenue
Oil City Hospital
Liverly
PLA
Osealder
Te Ts
Mount Carmel
Miles Kane
Centralia
Here
Post Office Clerks Head Pennsylvania Union
United Press reports Lebanon native Grant B. Stockbeck headed the Pennsylvania branch of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks. He was named president at the state convention closing. Officers elected include C. R. Mobin, Cresco, first vice president. C. B. Holly, second vice president. M. Brang, Boston, secretary. A. H. Grotz, Wilkes-Barre, treasurer. Altoona was chosen as the 1929 convention site.
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United Press
Lebanon
Grant B. Stockbeck
Pennsylvania
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Stedberk
C. R. Mobln
Cressch
C. &. Holly
M. Brang
Boston
A. 9. Grotz
Wilkes Burre
Treamiver
Altoona
Mr Martin Praises San Cura Ointment in Ad
A testimonial for San Cura Ointment touts its efficacy on wounds sores and skin issues. The text, attributed to Gen. C. O Martin of Ohio, claims rapid healing after using various products and mentions San Cura Ointment and Sui Cut Soap as antiseptic offerings available at drug stores.
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C. O Martin
Levelad
Ohio
Aik
Sui
Notich to bidders for high school tire escapes and renovations
Notices announce sealed proposals from the School District of the City of Corry Pennsylvania. Two tire escapes for the Senior High School Building and improvements to the Hatch School Building on the first floor are planned. Proposals due July 11, 1928 at 8 P.M. with specifications available from the secretary. The district may reject bids or set defects in form.
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Corry
Beman and Candee
Buffalo
New York
Charles H. Ghiger
Notich
Carty
Penna
Department of Labor and Industry
State of
Pennsylvania
Ats
Mgr
Binders
Corty
Hatch School
Charles H. Gricer
Mer
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Global War Tactics
Readable bits describe a world war era focus with references to naval ranges and reconnaissance. Mentions a looming plan to establish hard line defenses and signals a projected action near Janeiro and Roheen flying forces. Lacks coherent names or dates due to corrupted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bueno
Millan
Bergh
Janeiro
Linn
Anterlown
Fragmentary OCR Story Note Near Arter Event
An unclear OCR fragment mentions an event at Arter with uncertain details. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but it hints at a local notice or brief item and a planned activity or gathering. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
Short fragment from old station text stumbles into garble
The readable portion hints at a brief radio station note with garbled arc words and stray terms about a deer and weather. Entities are unclear and no clear event or date is discernible from the fragment.
Savol Feat. Omens In Nonstop Run For Craft Wore
An unclear note appears to reference Savol and Omens in a nonstop run involving sixty crafts. The fragment hints at a planned event or activity but lacks coherent details, names, or locations to confirm the exact scope or participants.
Unclear historic wire item and teams
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered references to WEAF WGHP Detroit Syale WPG and military terms. No coherent event or dates available to form a concrete summary card.
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WEAF
Detroit
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