Happenings in Carter Hill and vicinity
A July 16 reception near Carter Hill drew about sixty guests to honor Mr and Mrs Samel Boyer. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mytle Snapp, Mr and Mrs Swarte and two sons, and neighbors from Albion, Weslayville, Corry, and Nooth Mast. Local talk covered farm visits, Sunday gatherings, and community events with many names and places listed.
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Carter Hill
Wis Hold
Tor
Samel Boyer
Abentim
Boyer
Whitney Farm
Mytlle Snapp
Corry
Swarte
Erle
Sulipp Aml
Weslayville
B.C. Snapp
John Whitney
Albion
Walter Bliss
Nooth Mast
Frank Adare
George Pallel
Follett
Mary Témechick
Charles Hodgy
Léon Proeth Ang
Sumiay
Amog Tanner
Sherman
Frank
Puckley
M. Bitchecade
Uniechby
Bert Bowen
Fiam
BIDS FOR SITE OF P O P O HIGH
Officials report bids for the post office site are too high as the government weighs five proposed locations. Magnin of Williamsport, site agent, says bidders must move as condemnation talks continue. the decision may take about a week after inspections. Also note scarce work crews in Salem as county job ads seek laborers.
Kinney Assumes New Highway Position in Oil City
Oil City July 19 Rawaraa Kinney former local resident and son of El M Kinney takes charge as district engineer for District No 1 of the State Highway Department with headquarters in Franklin He comes from Philadelphia where he was assistant engineer for the past year Kinney now oversees Venango Forest Warren Crawford Mercer and Erie counties succeeding Sinton C Punk who left for Holidaysburg to head District No 9 Kinney has 14 years’ highway service previously based in Franklin and Stron ton He expects his family to move to Oil City soon and says he is glad to be back with the department among home folks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Rawaraa Kinney
EL M. Kinney
Diateict No. 1
Vice
State Highway Department
Prankelin
Kinney
Lune Hay
Philadelphia
Geri
Yell
Meakin
Sucs End Sinnton C. Punk
Hollidaysbirg
Mc Funk
Ueeit
Urania
Venango
Forest
Warren
Crawford
Mercer
Etrie
Highway Department
Franklin
Strunton
Department
Erd
Mexico
Canada
Walter Seatt
Seatt
Pennsylvania
Tral Scott
Scott
Porteview
Bellefonte
Erle
Genrze Herman
Hoffman
Use Tatter
Grand gala at Italian embassy marks early season start
Paris fashion notes from a gala at the Italian embassy presided by Count Penatti. Notables included Collies Calamine Chuay and Princess Milan Barbara Hutlin. Attire featured Chanel gowns, sable trim, Chantunel hats, and elaborate accessories described with period detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Guardsmen in truck crash injures twelve in Pennylvania National Guard
Twelve members of the 110th Infantry and other guardsmen were injured when a truck carrying over thirty men skidded on a road en route to Fountain Head field at Mount Gretna Pennsylvania. The driver, Private Miller of York, swerved to avoid another infantryman and the vehicle collided with a second unit. The incident occurred during a small encampment near Mount Gretna.
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Penn
National Guard
Mount Gretna
United Press
Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard
110Th Infantry
Smnlal
Fountain Head
Miller
York
Congressmen address Rural Letter Carriers convention in Mercer
July 19 Mercer brief reports Congressman G. Cochran of the Twentieth Pennsylvania district spoke to Rural Letter Carriers at their thirty first convention in Mercer. The ladies auxiliary, national president Mrs Ned H Goodell of Hamboro spoke in a joint session. Local officials and dignitaries introduced Cochran and Goodell at the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Ladies Auxiliary
Ned H. Goodell
Edinboro
G. Cochran
Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Association
Hamboro
Washington
George W. McAlear
Calvert
New York
J. A. Boal
State Grange
New Castle
A Banequet
Ondh
Odd Fellows Temple
P.m
American Legion
Coclwan
Air Armada Sighting Reports Fleet Movement Across Lakes
Flight reports describe an armada of 24 ships launching at 4. m. CT, with weather conditions favorable over Toledo and Cleveland. General Balbo expected to land at Port Washington on Long Island to complete a 1000 mile segment of a 6100 mile flight to Orbetella.
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Michigan
Toledo
Cleveland
Buttalg
Albany
New York
Balbo
Port Washington
Long Island
Orbetella
Lisiy
GIANT WHALE ON EXHIBITION HERE JULY 24 25
The Pacific Whaling Company Inc plans a giant whale display in Cony on July 24 and 25. The 68 ton mammoth exhibit ships in a 100 foot glass enclosed car and includes a sea elephant, otter, harpoon arm, and harpooneer lecture. Captain Lew Nichols hosts the show alongside Prof. W B Alexander's London Flea Circus.
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Cony
Pacific Whaling Company, Inc
Long Beach
California
Lew Nichols
W. B Alexander
London
State game preserve planned near Tidioute
Assemblyman A W Mumford reported that the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners is moving to purchase a tract near Tidioute for a game preserve. Three certified tracts totaling about 100 acres in Deerfield township, owned by Peter Nelson Clinton Land Company and Knppel Company, will be bought at once. Additional tracts totaling about 8 200 acres remain uncertified for purchase.
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Mumford
Deerfield Township
Peter ©. Nelson
Clinton Land Company
Knppel Company
Postmaster Fifty Years At Colegrove Fetes July 19
Four veterans of Colegrove, aged 73 to 77, mark over fifty years in the same town and in business. G A Anderson, 73, of Colegrove, to celebrate his fiftieth year as merchant and his fiftieth year as postmaster on August 1. The group has long met at the same store, sharing memories of oil booms and town fortunes while planning a large anniversary gathering.
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Kane
G. A. Anderson
Colegrave
Gener
R. N. Wilson
Fred Granteer
C. N. Benson
Colegrove
Sige Boyhood
Eight Newsies Arrested in Pittsburgh Strike Turmoil
Eight newsboys were jailed as Pittsburgh publishers face a downtown strike against three dailies. Police comb the scene after a chaotic morning as vendors battled for papers torn from trucks and tossed to crowds.
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Pittsburgh
Port-Gazette
Ion
Prince
Fale
Svmeks
Chase links corruption to prohibition and crime in Montana view
The speaker alleges a wholesale prosecution reach into underworld and financiers, naming no individuals. He cites a suspected postmortem missing time, praises Roosevelt over Hoover, and blames an alliance of politics with organized crime for campaign funding and lax bank enforcement. He condemns prohibition as a symbol of government corruption.
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Comumusa
Chage
Raymond Robins
Hoover
White House
Robins
Darpling Hills
Walsh
Chase
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Wall Street
Ritchie
Smith
Baker
Coolidge
Mellon
Goulidge
Judge Bouton faces fight in McKean County
Kane July 19 McKean County Bar Association backed Judge J W Bouton for reelection with a majority in a Bradford meeting. Charles G Hubbard announced his candidacy for president judge, signaling a contested county judgeship as the office remains the highest paid in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bouton
Mckean County
Charles Hubbard
jJohn J. Mullin
Junic J. Woods
Mutzabsugh
R. J, Hetenecker
Harvey G. Berkshouse
Robert J. Campbell
Kent Kane
Kane
Hubbard
Ile Distanc
Attormey
Mouton
Rufus Stone
Federal aid urged for county bridges after collapse
Orston ministers and townships pledged cooperation as county supervisors weighed state funding to replace failing bridges amid near bankruptcy fears. A second wooden span gave way near Pennside south of Albion, dropping a 40 foot section and sending a truss and trailer into a dry bed. Miraculously no injuries. In Auburn, Me, William H Gross and his wife drew seats on the same jury in a county case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennside
Albion
Orvion Bailey
Bristol
Bailey
Auburn
William H. Gross
Unclear fragment on naval ground story and figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a navy lieutenant and a president with terms that are garbled, obscuring clear names, places, and events. The readable bits hint at a naval context but lack coherent facts to summarize a specific incident or story.
Fragmentary Obituary and Accident Notice from Erie Area
A partially legible fragment mentions Mrs Ella Blanchard and a group of women, with references to hospital discharge and local pity. It also notes a Wednesday incident on a highway in Springfield and a weight-related collapse affecting al stars. The text is garbled with multiple incomplete names and events, obscuring full context.
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Tounty
Mary Knight
Mal Yanl
Barbara Hutlin
Vancouver
Palestine
Let Jute
Aiwelo
The
Palestine Foundation
Germany
Prussia
Keister
Tidioute
Newsies
Unitearess
West Bay
Coat OF Metal
E. E. Guignon
Montana
Alysius
ORI
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Erie All-Expense Tours
Chicago
Pullman
Bergen
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Erie
Colorady
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