Opening New Forest Camp Near Kane This Saturday
Outdoor lovers near Kane in western Pennsylvania will learn that the Dyin Lakes Forest Camp, eight and a half miles south of Kane, opens to the public this Saturday July 17. The U S Forest Service project sits on an seven acre lake in the Hoffman Run valley, created by a dam on the site of an old splash dam. Recreation will be limited during development with bathing and picnicking allowed in appointed hours on weekdays and weekends.
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Allegheny National Forest
Dyin Lakes Forest
Pennsylvania
Kane
Forest Camp
U. S. Forest Service
AL Seven Acre Lake
Hoffman Run
Lamont and
Thahoga
H. L. Borden
Borden
Salidays
Kane Glass Workers Delegates Barred from Convention
Kane Glass Workers delegates claim two representatives attended the union convention without notification while the federation did not admit them. John O'Shea, a participant, is noted as working at the Pint OM cases Kane post office. Mrs Sam Perry Bush of Manchester Tennirn is highlighted for having a very large family with ten children and many descendants.
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Pittshiine
Kana
John O'Shea
Anls
Kane
Hal
Manchester
Tenn
Sam Perry Bush
Thor Bradyville
Honor Columbus Man on His 75th Birthday
Columbus residents gathered Sunday for a picnic dinner at Gust Ohin’s home honoring Mr. Ohin’s 75th birthday. Numerous local families and visitors from Corry, Jamestown, and Prince Albert joined, with plans to attend church events and Bible training at Windhey Lake. A large crowd enjoyed food, games, and socializing, while several residents prepared for upcoming travels and gatherings.
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Columbus Man
Gust Ohrn
U. B
Columbus
Hell
Gust Ohin
Ohi
Charles Olen
Tom Hs
Cat Ad M
Everett Waller Sind
Weatfell N.Y
Herbert Oh Yea
Pulconor
N. Yee
Tony Ghin
Cirby Sorenson
Chriot Carey
Mbr
Gaal
Glare Gordon
H. O. Nyvall
Chicago
Oklay
Verne Smith
Claude Stranigan
Gte
Frank Strang
George Stranigan Sanday
Mellie Bennett
Aueian
Mich
W. A. Westcott Dim Minghters
Glidys and
Boneta
Finmilton
Canada
Am Mes
Hj Goyddon
Blanch Smith
Jamestown
Chaes Puenhaim
L. Je McGaughey
Cotineusie
Findley Lake
Ico McGaughey
Gertrude Carroll
Harrisbore
Bimma Carroll
Frank Stranigan
Hamat Hospital
Helen Bilis
Akron
Cleo Gordon
George Nagel
Cory
Wil Messrs
Fred and
Albert Bauer
Union City
Anim
John Ones
Arthur Page
Hail Hospital
Reis
Jean Stafford
C. Manwarlyg
Oughtey
Beviely Ann
Boar Lake
Iil Mes
George
Daighter
Bure
Muni
Bris
Warren Moore
Erie
Murired Swenson
Dusic
Warren
James Hall
Ellen Blanchard
Polly Anna
Lillian Lamona
Eunice
Anna Loveland
Frank Dodd
Betty
Will Henry
Spring Creek
Columbus Community Sunday School
United Brethren If Christ Sunday School of
Corry
Mitchell
Grovy Spring Creek
Tee Retin
Caky
O. Nyvall
Ridgway
Ma. Ani Mes
Laren Smith
Marie Tsielsot
Time City
Mildred Swansea
Steen
Columbia
Telan
Chesley
North East
Misa Lulu Covel
Rochester
Paul Trisket
Meadville
Larbara
Anna Mary Chen
Jain Wondring
Nellie Melson
Amy Tween
Aind
Howard Green
Ethel Clark
Titus “Ale
Grove Stranigan
Vic
Arthur Family
Bear Lake
Sindy School
Creneiine
Finding Like
N.Y
Pintley Lab
Helen Brown
McKiexport
Eva Smith
Nex Brownell
Ah Mes
Colegrove
Quileton Curtis
Reiman
Miami
Snow
Dawson
Frank Sehuille
Branlfor Pa
Two WPA Officials Lose Erie Positions
Erie July 4 report states two WPA officials connected with the agency tied to the layoffs. The resignations and dismissals reflect nationwide lengthening of unemployment measures and a general reduction of WPA staff.
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WPA
ERIE
Erie Bay 13 Drowning in Mill Creek Incident
Arthur Bauer 13 of 250K 84th Street, Erie, was drowned while swimming with two companions seven miles south of Erie in Mill Creek on the Perry Highway. Coroner W G Stroble reported the youth, unable to swim, slipped into a hole as a companion tried to save him but was pulled beneath the surface.
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Brie
Arthur Bauer
Academy Junior High School
Erie
W. G. Stroble
Mill Creek
Perry Highway
Exhwin Kindin
Allie
Prediction of another slump in 1939 cited in Pennsylvania speech
Washington Pa July 14 United States economy may enter a sharp low mood in midsummer or early autumn of 1939, warned Edward Payton a Cleveland market analyst in an address before the Pennsylvania Motor Federation convention The next general low mood could last about two years Payton added Austin L Staley Pennsylvania s director of workmen s compensation discussed labor legislation A Packard Company official emphasized the auto industry outlook A safety in struct tions resolution was adopted and the executive board will set the convention date The 1 000 delegates will conclude the gathering with an entertainment program of the night
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Washington
United States
Edward Payton
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Payton
Austin L. Staley
Ret Ho Loe Bogards
Packard Company
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