In Erie area many events amid hot weather and notices
The page records a mix of local notices and events. It notes a regular Stanford Howe Company meeting set for Thursday evening, updates on Mayor Glen Milley’s improving health at Corry Hospital, and the ongoing “Canadian sailors” insect invasion in Erie with widespread sightings. It mentions reserved seats for a W P A Musical Review, concerns over stone spill from highway trucks, forecasts of good peach prices, a Pittsburgh-related arrest story, a Chicago opera concert, Republican events, a high powered Diesel Electric locomotive display in Erie, and weather with a 92 degree high. It also covers municipal water taxation, Veteran bonus bond redemptions, and a Traverse City cherry festival gift to President Roosevelt.
WPA Musical Revue Promises Real Treat at High School
The WPA Musical Revue titled Promises Real Treat will be staged Friday night in the Senior High School auditorium. The program features old-time numbers, variety acts, and dances with proceeds benefiting the American Legion post. Reserved seats are available at Condra's for a nominal fee. admission is free.
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Gondra's
Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Condra’s
Henry B. Vincent
Colorado Toon
Sara Carlow
Pub
Gal Sal
Messrs. Connor
Dembaugh
Hannon
Yeager
Fbass
Ann Solomon
Mammy
Rose DeNorrio
Five Presbyterian Clerics Face Trial in Philadelphia
Five more Presbyterian ministers including Rev Alla MacHae Rev Ned J Stonehouse professors at Westminster Theological School Rev Moody Holmes Rev Albert I Davis and Rev David Preeman face trial on charges of resisting the Presbytery and seceding from the U S church. Resignations were ignored and trials ordered. if found guilty the pastors may face suspension.
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Philadelphia
MEN FAIL TO RETURN DESPITE SETTLEMENT
July 6 Wheely Steel Corp Portamouth plant workers refused to return after an eight week strike despite a claimed settlement. About 5500 employees voted to stay off the job at a mass meeting. The union negotiations committee denied any settlement with company officials.
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Sor Smulun
Portamouth
Wheely Steel Corp
Amalgamated Association of Ion, Steel and Tin Workers
The
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Motorcycle Purchase For Traffic Patrol Revealed
Council discusses buying a twin cylinder motorcycle for traffic enforcement after past patrols by Kenneth Sheeley reduced violations. Director Fred Wenger to secure license and finalize purchase, aiming to start patrol by week end with an added officer.
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Trunken
Fred
Wenger ‘Macaday
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Wth Power
Det
Kenneth Sheeley
Plan Social for Benefit of Grange
An toe excam socist will be held on the lawn at Lie towne py c OC Warner Colva Staniai Pricy evening July 11 for the benefit of the Grange. Lady Grafigers as iske Dring cakes oul everybody is swelcome.
Sewer cleanup may curb high water in East Smith Street area
Street Commissioner Edward Harrington reported extensive sewer cleaning along East Smith and East Wayne streets removed about two hundred yards of refuse and sediment. Repairs and gate-keeping aims to prevent future blockages while authorities plan further work on East Wayne sewer as torrential downpours continue to flood basements and threaten properties along Congress to Frederick streets.
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Secon
East Smith East Wayne Street
Edward Harrington
East Smith
Harrington
Hue Creek
Wayne Street
Harvington
East Wayne Strut
Swat Congress and
Smith Streets
Elie
Jowena
East Smith Street
Congress
Frederick Street
Wesleyville Bank to Pay Dividend to Depositors
Depositors of the closed Wesleyville bank will receive a dividend rated at about 11 to 12 percent around August 1. An authoritative source says the exact percentage will be set later this month but will not fall below 11 percent. The total payout is estimated near $28,000.
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Frig
Fbanke
Wesleyville
Blum moves to crack down on labor trouble in France
Paris July 8 Premier Blum’s popular front government faces the imminent need to use force to quell strikes and restore industrial peace. The senate backed a confidence vote with conditions limiting occupations of factories, while Blum’s ministers met union leaders to map future policy amid six months of industrial disruption.
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Syraplh Heinzen
United Press
Paris
van Blum
Popular’ Front
Wytay
France
Europe
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Pattiontigs
Blum
Interior
Roger Salengro
Aud Faure
Four Held After Big Raid in Venango
Three men arrested in a raid of over 25 by county and state officers at Helderberg Gardens near Coal Hill are held for court on charges of keeping and maintaining a disorderly house. One man also faces gambling devices charges. Defendants are Frank Seiberkrob of Clarion J R Summerville of Knox and Jack Witte of Cincinnati. Hearing before Alderman Robert A Pry followed Monday afternoon.
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Seiberkrob
Ex-soldier pays $8.10 court costs with bonus
Enriched by his bonus, a former serviceman covered the $8.10 court costs from a 1993 trial. His attorney quipped that he hopes the man remembers his fee when told of the payment. Also in Hawaii, Honolulu reports a rise in yacht activity as more vessels visit from 30 to larger sizes.
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Toledo
Hawaii
Honolulu
Ands
United States
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Corry Hospital
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Erie County Agricultural Extension Bureau
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Michigan
Pittsburgh
Walter R. B. Seaman
Warren
Ranc
Chicago Opera
Rudolph Ganz
Dver
WJZ
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George R. Hemphill
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Pennsylvania Railroad
Theodore §.Crosby
Charles N. Crosby
Mesdville
Sili
St. Anthony's Hospital
Oklahoma City
Fred W. Lamiberton
Republican County Committee
Court House
Ilinois Central
General Electric Company
Goss
Secretary of Revenue
John B. Kelly
Federal Treasury
Roosevelt
Ardis ‘Manney
Traverse City
Mich
Hee Aa| Legion Post
Moonlight Bay
Nellie
Ted Miller
Edgar Stover
Enrico Toselli
Mis Phyllis Strazza
Dancing Dainties
Victor Herbart
Mr. A. Prazier
Mrr
Frazier
Charmaine
Helen DeFrantesca
W.ip.a
Kathleen
Mr. Joby
Dainties
Heaven
Walter ‘Wiesbauer
Bart Lawrence
Mr. Wiesbauer
Heber L. Hicks
Flora Miller
Cincinnati
Tdianapolis
Carrollton
Misa Miller
Hicks
Man Right Patrol
Benefit OF Grange
Hartington
Second Ward
Wesleyville Bank
Shlatar
Ford
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Sare
Venango
Golders
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Cleveland
New Universal Credit Co
Fred Waring
Columbia
N.B.C
Ford Dealers
Great Lakes Exposition
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