Chautauqua Week Two Features Noted In July Program
Chautauqua, N Y enters its second program week with a varied lineup. Lectures include topics on new art forms and education. musical events feature the Chautauqua Symphony under Georges Barreres with guest pianists. dramatic and literary offerings include a Gilbert and Sullivan farce and a poetry discussion by Mrs Hugh Burlock.
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Chautauqua
N.Y
Feutbluui
Dbes
Luis Clair
Monin
Deugara
Fisher
Institute of International Educarion
Isabelle Burns
Roy W. Miner
Pearl Lagoon
Tongareva
Georges Barrers
Chautauqua Wilde Symphony
Harry Muchs
Everett Dean Mart
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Edwart Woulf
Tibet
Harry N. Holmes
Dinday
Jeky LA
Strickland
Harry MN. Holmes
Hugh Burlock
Wien
Frimlen
William Duncan
Pimalelpnia Ponile Ledger
John W. Wishoes
New York University
Nathary Gordon
Tohn Thastiy Stone
Chicago
Presbyterian Theological Reminary
Seco
Albert Strassel
New Poultry Display House For Sparta Community Fair
Plans for a new poultry display house surfaced at Sparta Community Fair events. Officials elected to oversee construction and manage premiums in Homesteading exhibits while local families share updates on cabbage growing and market plans to ship produce to Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
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Sparta
July 26 Deadline For Candidates To File Papers
United Press reports a state calendar listing key political deadlines. Major dates include July 26 last day to file nominating petitions and withdrawals for November races. Voter registration windows and independent groups deadlines span August to September with primary and municipal election timings outlined.
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State Elections Bureau
United Press
Harrisburg
Meciians Bureau
Sts
Dudwo
Common Pleas Court
Monasy
Weilnesday
Otives
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Former Corry resident dies in Buffalo
Fern Finson Sutter, wife of Henry Sutter of 113 Bloomfield avenue Buffalo, died suddenly at the Sutter family home near Hamburg. Born in Corry, she is survived by her husband and two brothers Frank Fingon of Buffalo and Harry Pinson of Cleveland. The body will be brought to Corry Sunday afternoon for burial in Pie Grove Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at the Buffalo home Sunday afternoon.
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Fern Finson Sutter
Henry Sutter
Bloomfield Avenue
Buffalo
Sutter
Hamburg
N.Y
Corry
Frank Fingon
Harry Pinson
Cleveland
Cuiry
Pie Grove
U B Church Picnic Draws Churchgoers and Sunday School
United Brethren and Columbus Community Church plan their annual picnic at Mitchells Grove West Spring Crash with a devotional service by Rev H Ray Harris before a 4 PM dinner and afternoon games. Attendees bring baskets and join at a long table for fellowship.
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West Spring Creek
Church of the United Brethren In
Chis
Columbus Community
Mitchell's Grove
West Spring Crash
Ellen
Ieee
H. Ray Haris
Brother Charged After Chains On Boy Case Report
A 12 year old boy was found chained to a bed by his brother at the Conzilla home on July ust. Amul bier heir Adjurged guilty was ordered to pay a $60 fine. Officers reported the boy could not sit up in the cot during a welfare visit.
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Cnnnay Gmm
Anthony Camole
Amul Bier
Cunzola
Joseph
Carol
Trucker Granted Sobriety Purchase Yet To Operate Between Cities
Harrisburg July 9 The Public Utilities Commission reversed a prior PSC stance and denied Lou Grimm a permit to operate a Pittsburgh to Butler service after he bought George W Mathers loading space and equipment for 14000 dollars. The case covered routes via Sasunburg Culmerville Cuetsvile and Fusselton.
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United Press
Harrisburg
W Utility Commission
Public Servie Commission
Lous Grimm
Pittsburgh
Grimm
George W. Mathers
Butler
PW. C
Sasunburg
Culmerville
Cuetsvile
Fusselton
Local Youth Involved in Chaining Incident Reported
Police investigated a case where a boy was chained to a bed by an older brother and possibly restrained to prevent following a party. Ralph, the brother, claimed he chained the boy for safety as part of a home dispute. Witnesses testified about the incident with officers Kltean and Alles reviewing the visit to the home.
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Gil City
Olin
Edwin Alout
Ralph
Mya Curzolaise
Joseph Kltean
Charles Alles
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