Zem Zem Shrine Band to Play at City Park Tonight
A large Zem Zem Shrine Band concert is slated for City Park at 7 PM with sixty musicians or more expected. The event, free and open to the public, features a two hour program of martial, classical, and popular numbers under conductor Charles R. Campbell. The visit is part of a Shrine tour through northwestern Pennsylvania, with a luncheon at the Masonic Temple to follow.
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Funeral of Geo Blurich at Spring Creek services
The funeral for Geo Blurich of Spring Creek township was held Sunday afternoon at 2 30, with committal in Spring Creek. Bearers included Raymund Sic Wi Willgn Tripp and Donald W Williams. Also attending from away were Mr and Mrs Paul Weed and family of Union City and other mourners.
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Plan Garden Demonstration At Homer Kiolstee Home
Garden demonstration will be held at Homer Kiolstee's home Friday the 20th at 7 o'clock. J M Huffington of Pennsylvania State College extension will attend. Royal Club members to meet with James Kolstee at 5 20 o'clock to plan a visit to members' sweet corn patches.
Mechanical trouble delays world flight from Chicago
Mechanical issues halt the around the world flight with Commander William Alexander and four others, delaying planned takeoff. Alexander says the giant sesquiplanet penbably will depart for New York tomorrow morning.
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City Assessor FIELD WORK Advanced in 1934
City assessor GF McCray reports field work nearing half completion for the 1934 city assessment. He cites completed surveys in the First and Fourth wards and notes major changes planned since this is not a triennial year. The assessment aims for September 1 with continued county work led by Ralph Oly and ward inspectors.
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Removal of Two Allegheny Dams Planned at Cheswick
United Press reports a $240,000 PWA allocation approved last Saturday will fund removal of Dams Nos. 2 and 4 at Cheswick and Acmetonia. Major W. O. Styer of the Pittsburgh U S Engineers office confirms the work will occur after the new dam being built opposite Sharpsburg is finished. A second item notes tests of an all metal experimental aircraft by Sachem Aircraft Corp at a Seaplane base in Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Close Call As Pedestrian Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
A pedestrian, Mrs. Sarah McInnes of North Center Street, narrowly avoided being struck as two cars collided at the South and Center streets intersection about 8:15 this morning. Automobiles driven by B D McKenzie of Concord Street and Ralph Carroll of North Center Street were involved. McKenzie halted then crossed into Center Street, Carroll tried to swing into South Street, both cars sustaining damage while Miss McInnes escaped injury.
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Two C C C Workers Die In Crash Near Center Street
Two Catalfa children and their father, Carlo Catalfa, a Center street BE R watchman, were struck by an automobile at Center and Main Saturday evening. Sam Catalfa, 10, suffered a fractured right knee cartilage and bruises. Tony, 6, had cuts and a dislocated shoulder. Both boys were treated and discharged from Corry hospital. the driver, Urbanels, was exonerated.
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Tragedy Strikes Marienville Camp as Truck Collides With Cars
In Clarion County two C C youths die and five are injured when a coal truck crashes into two automobiles en route to a camp. Victims include Clarence Alexander, 20, Washington, and John Campbell, 19, Midway. Driver names include Lewis Kulp, 21, Crown, and Russell Lerman, Route 2, Inox.
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Midshipmen Receive Pope at Vatican City
In Vatican City on July 16, 400 Annapolis midshipmen and 25 officers from the battleships Arkansas and Wyoming, then at Naples for a summer training cruise, were received by the pope. He spoke on the value of a disciplined life, remarked on the ocean's vastness as evidence of the creator, and blessed the men and their families.
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Probe into Ford City infant death opens river investigation
Coroner A. W. Dosch and Ford City police probed the discovery of a four day old infant found in the Allegheny river Saturday. The baby had been in the water two or three days, officials said.
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