Monthly dinner meeting of the Golden Kile Club
Showery and cooler conditions mark the area as residents note a pleasant Sunday with motor trips to nearby lakes. City Council and Board of Education plan regular sessions this evening at 6:20 at Wayne Valley U B Church. Families enjoy swimming and picnics amid the holiday weekend crowds.
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Kane Council Votes to Shift Highway Route
Kane Borough moves toward rerouting U.S. 6 from Biddle to Greeves street and extending Foule 219 one block on Hucker street to meet 6. Council, solicitor, and state highway engineer discuss plans, grades, and traffic impacts, with a unanimous but cautious vote and further survey planned.
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U.S. 6
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Greeves Street
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Garland
Frank J. Woods
Seth W. Bloom
Spring Creek
Clearfield
Edgar-Biddle Strees
Pennsylvania Railroad revenues seen higher in June
Estimates show gross railroad revenue for May rising, with potential for June to be the best month of the year. Directors of Pine Grove Cemetery Association will meet at 8 pm tonight at the Bracken-Keating Company office. Edward Harrington, street commissioner, remains critically ill after a relapse. A fire on East Columbus Avenue caused disturbances but was not confirmed as arson. The Pennsylvania Department of Banking reports net payroll savings of 172,392 yearly since January. G. Hatch elected vice chair of the American Furniture Mart board in Chicago. Senator O Mahoney to discuss monopoly at WIZ radio. Road safety gains modestly reduced highway deaths in five months. speeding suspensions reach 3,543. Erie hosts a Soap Box Derby on July 4, speeders seized by state police. Advertising data show a weekend ad decline. Steel mills to operate at 92.3 percent capacity this week. Interstate League standings among other items include Terstate De g le.
Fish Docks and Dogs Duel in Ontario River Tale
In Woodstock Ontario a humorous tale has locals claiming a carp fight. Two Woodstock youths say they tied a carp to a dog leash after striking it, the fish revived and pulled the dog back toward the water.
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Woodstock
Erie County Sportsmen Praise Fairview Game Farm Devoted to pheasants releases near 3600 birds this season
Sportsmen throughout the region show strong interest in the Erie County Sportsmen's League game farm near Fairview. The newly improved facility at Howard's Falls uses air conditioned brooders and Protane heat to raise 250 chick capacity per house. The league plans to release over 3,000 pheasants and members will contribute 2,000 to 3,000 more eggs hatched by individuals as part of an expanding hunting program led by Dr. John J. Koehler and league officers.
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Erie’ Times
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Daughter of Erie Attorney Weds in Corry Ceremony
Corry friends note the marriage of Mig Jen Rossiter daughter of Attorney and Mrs Sam Y Rossiter to Donald Leet son of Mr and Mrs Harry A Leet both of Erie. The ceremony took place Saturday at the Church of the Covenant chapel conducted by Rev N Mould. The Rossiter family is well known in Corry.
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Corry
Mig Jen Rossiter
Sam Y. Rossiter
Donald Leet
Harry A. Leet
Church of the Govenant Chapel
Ralph) N. Mould
Rossiter
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Golden Rule Club Meeting Scheduled This Evening
The Golden Rule Club invites all members to its regular monthly dinner meeting at 6:30 this evening at Wayne Valley Church. Former president W. Bracken will speak. Several matters of interest to members are expected and a large attendance is requested.
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Erie County Game Farm Hatchings Aim to Double Output
Chicks are raised on a 21 acre Erie County game farm south of Fairview on Route 98. From an initial brood of 200 birds 6000 eggs were produced and shared with members for hatching. Egg production ran from April into May with plans to double hatchings to 3000 chicks each, increasing birds hatched raised and released to hunters when improvements are completed.
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Erie County
Fairview
Route 98
Game Farm
Fine Printing At Journal Job Plant Ad Sample Offer
Commercial printing of all kinds at the Journal Job Plant. Let us show you samples. Dial 38 084.
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Journal
Veterans of P. R. R. to be saluted at Ol City dinner
Thirteen recently retired veteran railroad workers will be honored at a dinner in Oil City Hall Monday evening. The event is sponsored by Division No. 178 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Petroleum Lodge No. 383 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Reservations were high, moving the meeting from the Clubhouse to the KK Hall. Local leaders include L. H. Gavin as toastmaster and committee members W. G. Liddy, Grant Husted, Jerry McVelia, C. J. Summers, P. Y. Gidders, Frank D. Ewing, and George B. Wyan. The honored retirees include H. R. Brigham, R. M. Alexander, F. B. Abbott, G. L. Bates, H. Hirst, J. T. Smith, R. Willis, A. G. Lewis, J. T. Trudgeon, G. P. Reeves, H. N. Millheiser, Thomas S. Filson and H. I. D. Hetrick.
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H. Id. Hetrick
Sniper Kills Sea Otter Along Monterey Coast
A rare sea otter was shot from long range along the Monterey coast. The animal is valued at about $1,000 for its pelt. Authorities note a law forbids killing such protected wildlife.
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Street Plage For Rest After Beer Excess
Two Spring Creek residents imbibed in Corry’s amber soda and wandered home drunkenly on a Saturday night. One lay along King Street in the early hours, another near Burton Avenue collapsed after passing out. Both were taken to the bastile for the night.
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