City and Vicinity Miscellaneous News Tangle
Meantime, items report local notices, births, and social events. Mrs Wickwire hosted the 5. B. Club with a salad lunch for eight. awards went to Mrs D. O. Daugherty and Mrs Nellie Merker. Mrs Dawson Olmstead entertained at a birthday party for her mother-in-law, Mrs Lilian Onstead, with cake and lunch. Plans to submit sewer and sewage plant costs to New York authorities run around $600,000. Ripley’s first annual flower show wrapped up. Meadville detectives pursue gambling device cases with three arraignments. one fined $50 costs. Dismissal of Miss Edna Stafford sparks protest. Local ads promote doors, paint, and milk. Junior Bugle and Girls Drum Corps held a wiener roast on reservoir hill. Sterling Milk advertises, and car accidents near Cambridge Springs injure or kill cows. Funeral services for Henry M. Hess a veteran oil producer. A Jamestown area accident notes damaged vehicles and barns. Officers plan big Pomona Grange meetings. Several local births and a noted legal update on motorboat restrictions at Pymatuning Lake. Jamestown businessman William Rangom noted as American Bar Association president candidate.
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Will J. Wilcox
A. M. Litz
Tra Wickwire
Concord Street
5. B. Club
D. O. Daugherty
Neilie Merker
Wickwire
New York
Salamanca
St. Mondeille
Mirle
Butte Machine
Kiel ‘Table Company
Kiel
Winconsin
Jamentows City Officiilie
Ans
Kiel Company
Graylawn Road
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Conroe
Meadville
Maxwell F Davidson
Henry M. Hesa
Venango County
Van's Automotive Service
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pymatuning Development Association
Pymatuming Lake
William F. Rankin
Tionesta
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Eldred Grange
Grand Valley
Landers
Marjorie Jackson
William Jackson
Centerville
Corry Hospital
Roy Viet
Rydetown
Theodore Wish
Pleasantville
Fred Ames
Brie
Alex H. Anderson
Erie
W. G. Stroble
Raymond Rafferty
Donald Kelly
Butler
Kelly
Judge Lord
Bemis Point
Lord
Friendship Club
George Nagle
Railfowl Street
Ralph Vanderhool
N. ‘Genter Street
U. B
New Delay Confronts Social Security Bill
Washington July 17 The administration faced House resistance to the Clair Senate amendment on the social security bill risking further delay to private pension plans. Lemon New Jersey July 17 Volunteer firemen in Lemon kept constant vigil as tanks berthing here.
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United Press
Washington
House Toftay
Clair Senate
Lemon
Wheat Prices Soar on Drought and Rust Reports
Chicago July 17 reports from the breadbasket say drought and black rust cut millions of bushels from the anticipated wheat harvest as prices spiked on American markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farm loan denial tied to elderly owner in Springfield
Springfield mourns a farm loan case as 88 year old Angeline Bennett known as Grandm a Bennett says the century old homestead, once held by her and her husband, was offered as bond but remains unencumbered.
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Springfield
Angeline “Grand
Ma” Bennett
Washington State College Pharmacy grads pass board exam again
Washington State College School of Pharmacy boasted a record as for the eleventh straight year every graduate cleared the state pharmacy board examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman, Wash
Washington State College School of Pharmacy
State Pharmacy Board
Pennsylvania to spend 11.48 million on grade crossing elimination
Harrisburg announces that 11,483,613 dollars from the U S treasury will fund Pennsylvania grade crossing elimination projects. Department engineers will prepare proposals for Washington approval using track mileage data from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Top railroads by mileage include Pennsylvania, Reading, B and O, New York Central, Lehigh Valley.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
State Secretary of Highways
U. S Treasury
Pennsylvania
Department
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Public Reals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Bessemer & Dale Erie
Central of New Jersey
Pittsburgh & Luke Erie
Thwarted Robbery Plans End Life of Inmate
Alliance Ohio July 17 John B. Cox 80 escaped inmate of Lima State Hospital was trapped by police in the home of John D. Boys a bank teller held captive for 15 hours. A police squad under Chief Harry L Star armed with machine guns surrounded the teller home when Cox shot himself.
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United Press Alliance
John B. Cox
Lima State Hospital
Harry L. Star
John D. Boys
West National Bank of Alliance
Cox
Harrisburg North Union church hosts weekly almanac event
Local notes indicate Harrisburg area church holds a weekly almanac gathering with speakers from the Harrisburg Waller district. The schedule mentions January dates and ongoing Friday sessions. Community attendees are invited to participate and share news.
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Davis
Dave Molasses
Ibe
Chase & Sanborn
Tender Leaf Tea
Fede
Wing Willi Star Stores
Emmanuel Guild
W. M. Sandburg
Wright Street
W. RC
Masonic Building
Nesco Electric
Ramnbo
Midea
Lanston’s
Jimlor Bugle
Reservoir Hill
Earl Jackson
Sterling
Pittsfield
R. D
John Menelich
George Sevok
Coast Artillery
Haws
Hays
Army
Jamestown
Kane
George Edmonds
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sharon
Edmonds
Pittsburgh and Western Railroad
Petrolia
Pittsburgh
Alton
Big Level
Elisha K. Kane
Ike William Carney
Erie County Campion Committee
Michael A. Musmanho
State Supreme Court
Bone Ieane
Pumxsutawney
Ek Run Volunteer Fire Company
Dick Smith
Clarion
Bne
Phyllis Bradiish
Chavies
Braddish
Root’s Furniture Store
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Suny
Pittsburgh Sv
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bush
White Sport Oxfords
Corry's
North Center Sr
Lincoln
Main & Center Sts
Hamburg
Georgia
Spector
Jack
Ter
Unela
Armer Control
Che
Mer
Arah
Sant
Aluatics
Harrisbur
Walla
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