Northwestern County Council meeting notice in Oil City
Ladies Arti tiary of the V. F. A. to attend the Northwestern County Council meeting in Oil City on July 21. members must notify president Mrs. Stella Reynolds by July wath. Dr. Henry Ward Churen, 51, professor at Allegheny College, died in Cleveland Clinton Hospital after an illness and operation.
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Northwestern County Council
Oil City
Stella Reynolds
Wath
Henry Ward Churen
Allegheny College
Iui
Cleveland Clinton Hospital
Whitehouse fruit pectin to bottle and more local notes
City and Vicinity items report on Whitehouse fruit pectin bottling, Glendora milk deals, a medical operation for Henry McCandless in Franklin, Red Cross transport to Pittsburgh, Old Home Week preparations in Kane, and various local notices.
Mounting costs under attack by district officials
City Treasurer Irene Mullen will be instructed to issue notices for the 1938 89 school tax. Solicitor Walter Scott said Jude William E. Hirt vetoed the districts counter suit against former treasurer Frank E. Westley. A second counter suit will be filed. the basis was not listed. The 1937 38 financial report shows several overdrawn categories and balance debt figures.
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Irene Mullen
Walter Scott
Jude William E. Hirt
Ese County Court
Frank E. Westley
Scott
Shoop
Meander and Squater Words Explained from Asia Minor River
The terms Meander and Squater appear to derive from a winding river in Asia Minor and an early French root meaning pil rim or terre. The passage notes the playful nature of these two carefree words in English usage.
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Asia Minor
Services for Mrs Richardson Held at St Thomas Church
Solemn requiem mass for Mrs F Richardson of 127 Park Street was celebrated at St. Thomas Church with Rev. Michael J E Dailey of Warren as celebrant. Music featured soloists and a quartet, and the burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery Warren. A large attendance included many out of town mourners.
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St. Thomas’ Church
F. ©. Richardson
Park Street
Michael J E. Dailey
Warren
Francis J. Graves
Beacon
Edward d. Feeney
St. ‘Thomas
Joseph F. O’connor
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Robert Alexander
Anna Shields
Helen Sullivan
St. Joseph's IR. C
Joseph ‘O'Connor
Ishna. Roberts
Hugh A. O'Hare
Sam Bell
Lee Shoemaker
Perry M.nichols
Ofvices
City
G. J. Schreiner
Joseph McFadden
Philadelphia
Dailey
J. Weiss
Clarence McCracken
Kathryn Dailey
Bro .Marrer
Albert Marrer
Margaret Marrer
William
J. Shea
George Wykoff
Ernest Wykoff
Earl Wykoff
Anna Evans
Margaret Scully
Georgeanne Shea
Hlennar Shea
Clarendon
C. B. Porter
Fort Wayne
Ind
B. W. Grifith
Lewisburg
G- B- Potter
Washington, D. C
Josephine Shea
W. W. McDade
Margaret Welch
Kane
B. A. Conyoy
John McMurray
Anna, Curry
Stella Curry
Margaret Xy
Richard Crowe
R. J. Roberts
Erie
Gladys Wilder
Harrisburg
Henry Unferfate
William Sheehan
Olean
N. Y
M. M. Melavin
Anne Bickford
Titusville
Arch Lyons
Port
Allegany
H. D. Roberts
J. G. Schreiner
Lee Wherry
S_'T. Mc Cake
William Mofadden
J. Curley
James Brahangy
Joseph Snyder
Jerome Rosenheaves
Myrand
Martin Garrity
Harry Mann
Werde Anderson
Anna’ Long
Geraldine ‘Long
John Collins
Walter Ranck
Alice ‘Ranck
Johnsonburg
Old Lock Exhibit at Franklin Institute in Philadelphia
A lock crafted by Davie Rittenhouse, a close associate of Benjamin Prapiklin, will be showcased soon as a special exhibit at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Davie Rittenhouse
Benjamin Prapiklin
Franklin Institute
Baseball Goes Soft In 1937 National Query
The National Recreation Association reports more softball participants than in official baseball in 1937 signaling a shift in popular recreation in New York and nationwide with softball drawing broader public involvement.
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New York
America
National Recreation Association
Ice Cream Social Planned at Beaverdam Lawn
Miss Sophie Balerate, formerly of Union City R D, was discharged from Corry hospital to her home after a brief stay. An ice cream social is set for Wednesday evening on the Beaverdam lawn by Gerald Bagley's home. all are invited. In Titusville, roofer Brad Antill suffered a serious hand injury after tripping in his shop while attempting to break a fall, his right wrist severely cut.
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Spencer's Cash Mills
A Mansfield
Oil Gily
Fa Bee
Mng Automobile
Carl Johnson
Mansfield
Kossuth
Richard Kistler
Oil City
Bleakley Hill
Kistler
Patches Run
Lindsley
Rose Westley
Ralph Main
Meadville
Ivan Kelley
Guys Mills
Crawford County
Howard Gates
Vond
Ralph Gates
Corry R
Lee Rowshey
Kearsarge
Mark Stultz
Erie
Willard Wood
Daughers
Betty and
Jeanette
Hydesown
Gatesill
Corry
George A. Grant
Pranklin
Justice of the Peace
C.F. Mohr
Reno
Grant
Franklin
Bony
Rie
Juma Ald Vich
Coloret
George Brabender
Thomas Cox
William Kosan
Brooklyn
Wayne Street
Sophie Balerate
Union City
R. D
Corry Hospital
Beaverdam
Gerald Bagley
Brad Antill
Jimmy
Titusville
Filing
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Wing-Willi Star
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Lee
LUX Lge
ANN Page
IONA
Jane Parker
Haddock
Bologna
Peck
C. E. Doane Hardware
Whitehouse
Glendora
J. Wilcox
Henry McCandless
Frank- UN
J An Peron
Mercy ‘Ossical
Pittsburgh
McCandless
Home Sevice Division
Franklin-Venango Chapter
The
Red Cross
Powell
Kendall
Nelson ‘Turner
Clymer
Linyd Meardinik
Bertha Tewinkle
N. C
North End
Tony Mal- Niet
Twin’ Lakes Forest
Allegheny National Forest
4Ia
Sassafras Streets
Christ Krigeskin
Washington
Coc Camp
Hang Vom Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Howard Clayton Young
Howard K. Young
East Smethpool
George Lull
Bell- Ming
Evermen
Mrs. Richardson
iHose Ioc
Tay
Model Dairy Co
Frigidaire
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Roots Furniture Store
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