Radio Pioneer Eric James Hamilton Led Erie Broadcasting
Eric James Hamilton, program director at WLEU, once with KDA Pittsburgh, helped launch public broadcasting in 1921. He hosts a radio feature as "The OU Philosopher," with three scrapbooks and 15,000 verse hits. WLBU staffing includes 14 people, 2600 music recordings, and Art Ingrams as sportscaster.
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WLEU
Eric James Hamilton
Ririe
KDA Pittsburgh
Publillc
Hamilton
WLBU
Art Ingrams
4 H Club Girls Plan Roundup at Waterford
Seventeen 4-H clubs will exhibit the year’s achievements at a county round-up in Waterford on July 27 from 10 am to 1 pm. Fourteen clubs are listed with diverse demonstrations in clothing and food work. The event includes judging, a banquet, a noon luncheon, and a program of music, drama, and stunts with state leader Louise Wyerett presiding.
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Waterford
West Mill Creek
Kearsarge
Kidder's Co Jfers
Brown's Corners
Carter Hill
Union City
RD 5
West Springfield
Conford
Cranesville
North East
Grahamville
Hornby
Elby
Meals and Health Club of
Jeanette Hostach
Asbury Read
Erie
Waterfon Vocational School
Louise Wyerett
State College
West Mill Creek Club
Martha Rohde
Charlotte Lave
Jeanette Hosbach
Rugh Berholite
Bersdine Lyons
Marion Pierson
Ruby ‘Locke
Florence Evans
Gladys Pierso
Marjorie Hopkins
Mrs. Breakfast
Dolly
Romantine Hall
Phe Pepper
Uniontown Golfer Defeated in Meet
In the British open golf championship qualifying, United States entrants Page Hufty of Chevy Chase Maryland and Ross Thompson of Uniontown Pennsylvania posted strong scores. Hufty totaled 39 41 80 166 while Thompson finished 42 44 86 169.
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Sandwich
Emg
Amy
United States
Page Hufty
Chevy Chase
Ross Thompson
Uniontown
Child Dies Noted After Auto Collision At Union City
A Pittsburgh man George Tietz drove through Union City when a child darted into the street. The boy was knocked unconscious but regained consciousness. He remained at Hamar Hospital in Erie with improving condition. Tietz was exonerated of blame as the child failed to notice the vehicle.
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Fitzgerald
Townsend
Pour Erlé
California
Tony Loeslein
North East
Tony
Erie
Buffalo
Lawrence Park
Charles Bristol
Albion
Erie County
Pittsburgh University
Busin
Hepler
Corry
Florida
Charles Pain
Cory
Pain
Girard
Dave Bains
Don Winkhouser
United States Army Cavalry
H Ley Sten
Drilon City
Page One
Union City
George Tietz
Pittsburgh
Hamar Hospital
Tietz
Widow of Oil Pioneer Dies in Franklin Cemetery Burial
Emily F. Ernst, 94, widow of Henry M. Ernst, a pioneer in the oil industry, was buried in Franklin cemetery mausoleum. Born in Columbia, she lived near Oil City for years. Her husband led the Ohio Oil Company and helped organize the Lima Drilling Company.
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Franklin, Pa
Emily F. Ernst
Henry M. Ernst
Franklin Cemetery
Columbia
Lancaster County
Oil City
Ohio Ol Company
Lima Drilling Company
Clarion Official Chester Braden Dies in Brookville
Chester M Braden a 44 year old farmer of Limestone township and Republican member of the Clarion county commissioners board died in Brookville hospital at 6 55 am Saturday after a month long illness from complications of diseases. He had been ill for a year. July 5 Clarion report notes Braden’s service on the county board and his local residence.
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Braden
Clarion
Funeral Home Burns in Cop estown loss at Deeter firm
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the two story frame buildings housing the G L Deeter funeral home at Copestown twelve miles northwest of here early Sunday. Loss estimated at 8500 to 9000. Firemen from Rocky Grove arrived within 24 minutes after a phone alert and saved two small rooms while the rest of the building and Deeter's stock of caskets and furnishings were lost. Flames began in the rear and spread quickly with nearby property saved by timely efforts.
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Tranelin
G. L. Deeter
Coperstown
Here
Rocky Grove
Sugar Creek
Deeter
Close Call In Bridge Crash Near Union City
Deschamp, D. Ri, of Union City, escaped injury when his car struck the south branch bridge on Lovellia Station road after a tire blew out. He told J. W. Blythe of the State Police that loss of control caused the crash, damaging his vehicle about 150 dollars and injuring the bridge.
UC Adds Candy Making Course Amid Rising Candy Demand
The University of California plans to add a candy making course to its 11 curricula as the United States consumes over 100 million pounds of candy annually, about 13 pounds per person.
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Lyy
Cal
United States
University of California
Oil City Bank records interest rate cut to 2 percent
The Oil City Trust Company cut savings and certificate of deposit rates to 2 percent per year, down from 2 4 percent, following the First National Bank which had made a similar reduction. Officials cited weak loan demand and lower investment income as reasons for the change. The article also notes Jamaica’s favorite fruit, the ug, a grapefruit-tangerine cross.
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Otlerry
Ol City Trust Company
Loca
First Natural Bank
Hoth Baniu Agyeasong
Jamaica
British West Indies
Model Parliament Convened by Edward I in 1295
The model parliament convened by Edward I in 1295 was designated as a model for later parliaments acting as a template for future legislative assemblies.
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Edlinboro
Auto AT Union
Roosevelt
Gettysburg
Brookville
Loblaw’s
Majestic
New Brunswick
C. E. Doane Hardware
Cooperstown
OIL City Bank
Ford
Franklin
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Rinso
Wolverine
Pillsbury Flour
Wing
Willi
J. L. Spielman
Ing
On Nee
Nchor Wnings
Guy E. Rogers
Holly Wall Paper Store
Comer
First Avenue
Main Street
Canada
Richard
Rossbacher
Insurance Agency
Bob Desmond
First Ave
Pleasant St
Dial
Vitalis
Ainex
First ‘Avenue
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
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