Forty days of rain and a parade of local notes
A jumble of items from a newspaper page includes the Taylor University Quartet at First M. E. church, Mrs Richard Powers winning a prize at the Pex theatre, and Miss Elizabeth K Cuthbert qualifying to teach French after studies at Geneva College. The report also covers earnings of American Telephone and Telegraph for the quarter, a predicted comet sighting, a Pennsylvania anti below-cost law with exceptions, Democratic city committee gathering, delayed tennis tournament due to rain, Ford tri motored plane and Whirlwind flights at Lawrence Airpark, ongoing playground programs, postponed state agricultural picnic to August 5, a damaged automobile, a state highway official's funding for ads, a new county prothonotary secretary, upcoming convention in Gettysburg, and two scarlet fever cases in Erie.
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Richard Powers
Pex
Pen
Elizabeth K. Cuthbert
Dean High School
Columbus
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Misa Cuthbert
Lawrence Airpark
Witner
Riley
Columbus reunion picnic set for August 11 at Mather Park
Volumibus plans the 26th annual Columbus reunion and picnic at Mather Park on Wednesday August 11. Com mittees work weeks for a large turnout. A noon chicken dinner will be served in the Community church by the Ladies Aid Society of Ute church. Kaffee and music by The New Corry band. Activities include a baseball game and children contests such as riding races, egg race, nail driving and tug of war.
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Volumibus
Mather Parke
Laa
Corry
Waterford Specialist M Raymond Kendal Dies at 49
Waterford native Dr. M Raymond Kendal died at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland on July 16 at age 49. He graduated Waterford High School Buckner University Western Reserve University and trained at Massachusetts Bye and Bartfirmary. He served in World War I as a First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps, stationed at Base Hospital No. 51 in France for months, discharged as a Captain. He worked as a war nose and throat specialist in Cleveland after service.
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Waterford
M. Raymond Kendal
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Waterford High School
Buckner University
Western Reserve University
Massachusetts Bye and Bartfirmary
No. 51
France
Girl Killed by Lightning In Sharon Pennsylvania
A lightning strike last night killed Ruth Crum, 15, of Shaypsville, and severely burned Jean Addison, 11, while Miss Songer, 12, escaped injury after being shocked by a live wire near Piaepeville. Two men were knocked to the ground as the wet pavement contributed to the accident.
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Runien Frew
Sharon
Jilly
Ruth Grom
Shaypsville
Jean Addivoil
Buhl
Guiferine
Pallitus
Songer
Stumnei
Awhe
Wits Wwilkie
Piaepeville
Alex
Power
Miss Songer
Iiped
Baikwatsssi
Het Confinel
Crum
Mayville Kling plants shut by strike across five factories
Jammed low July 16 reports say five Kling furniture plants closed after a strike. Over five hundred workers involved across Chautauqua Cabinet Mayville Frensburg Brocton Crandall Panel and Herrick Furniture. Pickets posted at Mayville as workers seek wage increases.
Bernstein Bros July Clearance Sale Opens Saturday
Bernstein Bros announces a big July clearance sale at their North Center Street store. The entire stock in the popular men’s clothing shop is reduced and offers worthwhile savings in men’s and boys’ apparel. a large broadcast listing top items appears in today’s issue.
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Bernstein Bros
Two Smethport youths admit 14 burglaries
Smethport authorities report two local youths confessed to fourteen burglaries across multiple stores and residences. Investigators name Market Street shops and residences targeted, detailing the sequence of break ins and the alleged accomplice roles.
San-Cura products praised for burns and skin care
A damaged advertisement extols San-Cura Ointment and San-Cura Soap as remedy for burns, cuts, boils, sores, itching, chapped skin, sunburn and other conditions. Testimonials from Mrs. Harry Gibbard of Cambridge and Gilbert Hail claim rapid relief and healing, with prices listed for the products.
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Harry Gibbard
Cambridge
Mass
Gilbert Hail
Market Gossip By United Press New York
July 16 report from United Press describes stock market chatter and unusual activity as traders react to brief market intrusions and anticipated Supreme Court actions. Mentions various sectors, companies, and economic indicators shaping Wall Street expectations amid shifting sentiment.
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Stovls
Studi
Bein Brielly
Phere Gran
Samy
Supéemue Bourt
Ion Upht
Pe Shom Lins
Stanjit Naw
Steet
Nian Va
Nitos
Bowen
Amiel
Aubin Bendis Aviation
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At & Aoe
Charles Kinley
Kepper Tiffany
Thomas Roelofs
Keppel Tiffany
Thomas Roclofs
WPA
Indiantown Gap
Company A
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Office
State College
Iby
L. J. Booser
Endicott-Johnson Company
American Railway
North Center Street
Mr. Booser
Frank Neylong
Warren van Dyke
State Scenic and Historic Commission
Commission
Walker and Downing
Pittsburgh
Lawrence A. Taylor
Erie County
Prothonotaries Association of Pennsylvania
Bellefonte
Gettysburg
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Eugene
Albert Wiggers
Franktin Street
Mather Park
Corry Band
Mayville
Smethport
Diy
Wiearlys
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McCarthy Makel
Hive Times
Marke
Buskel
Gersory's Variety Store
Acker Pestaurail
Kahn Grocery
Lwo Fimes
Bary CW Mossir
Howitt Feud Maill
MeKets County
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Marie Peastoy
Ivestigiate
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Corry Motor Sales
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Stanford
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Shetheld
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Pasadena
Dunatl
Seiko
Wien
Nash Kelvinator
New York Central
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Visiuel
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N.Y. Curb
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Raven
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