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Findley Lake scene includes Rose Camine visiting parents Me and Mrs SarI Bawants, and Rose Mary Williams visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Chaffee in Wattsburg. Ruby Genvink and Ralph Whitey marry in July. they will live in Youngstown. Mr and Mrs Welling announce a new grandson born to Eunice Grayvite. Mayor John Cow of Sherman to speak at Town Hall meeting July 27. Joe Brown injured by car, cared for at home after hospital stay. Rev Nathan Easley and Verna Belknap host visitors from California. Dorothy TenFarien visits brother Roy. Wiltur Camp family travels to Youngsville to see Frei Martin family.
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Wrench Camine
Niagara
Palla
Anil & Friend
Sarl Bawants
Tay
Accompanie Lux
Mra
Lee Btulford
North East
Wrendy Creek
Rose Mary Willams
Fe Gransparents
Chaffee
Wattsburg
Misa Ruby Genvink
Ralph Whiley
Timers
Youngstown
White
Mya
Chris Ravied
Mea Welling
Joe Brown
Wilford
Whitney
French Creek
Findley Lake
Corry Hospital
Wilford Whitney
Pindley Lake
Sarah Preister
Lowville
Nathan Easley
California
Verna Belknap
Dorothy TenFarien
Roy
Blackville
Wiltur Camp
Youngaville
Frei Martin
Family Reunion Held Saturday at Haskell Home
A 20 year overdue family reunion was held July 18 at Merle and Mrs. Haskell’s home 108 Concord Street. About fifty relatives from Chautauqua Mayville Ripley North east Sherman Erie Waterford and Corry attended. Officers elected include Mrs Ames te Chapman president Harold Chapman vice president Alice Hoyt secretary Fay Chapman treasurer with committees named. The next reunion is planned for July 1987 at Columbus Pa.
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Merle Haskell
Concord Street
Chautauqua
Mayville
Ripley
Northast
Sherman
Erie
Waterford
Corry
Abbie Chapman
Wesley
Nettie Chapman
Chapman
4Mste Chapman
Harold Chapman
Alice Hoyt
Fay Chapman
Jessie Haskell
Iva Pell
Rhett
Hearing on Appeal for Judge Impeachment
In Warrishurg the house subcommittee planned first public hearing on the petition to impeach Judge B Atlee of the Lancaster county court. Presented by Homer Brown of Allegheny and Marshall Shepard of Philadelphia, the petition accuses the judge of making inflammatory statements two weeks earlier in the sentencing of a Columbia negro.
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Warrishurg
House
Judge B. Atlee
Lancaster Courty Court
Homer Brown
Allegheny
Marshall Shepard
Philadelphia
Columbia
Probe Into WPA Again Advocated by Unitea Presa
In Harrisburg on July 21 a motion to reopen investigation of the Works Progress Administration was reported from the senate committee on foreign relations. The resolution, introduced July 10, was expected to pass with GOP support. An earlier anti WPA probe attempt was blocked by a federal court injunction, ruling the federal agency lacked authority to interfere with state matters.
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Unitea Presa Starrisburg
Sak G
Mikson Owlett
Ib Toga
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On
Fortern Relations
Jnlght
Owielt
Bite
Fide
Henate Republicans
Halle
Ecourt
Alert Johnston
Wative
Robbers dope victims of several Indiana homes
In Indiana on July 21 scientific burglars entered six Coal Run homes between 1:00 and 2:00 am. They robbed occupants in four houses, frightened two others, and escaped with loot exceeding $600. Victims awoke groggy from sleeping powders used as the methodical burglars operated.
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Indiana
Rooster Given Name Rip Van Winlkle in Tamworth
Local report notes a rooster named Rip Van Winlkle kept in Tamworth by Ont Mark Gil more. The tale mentions the bird’s deep sleep and a near tumble from its perch, highlighting a humorous farm moment.
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Tamworth
Mark Gilmore
Rip van Winlkle
Pa Develops New System of Playgrounds
Pennsylvania advances a five district effort to expand state playgrounds and recreation centers under a plan by the state planning board. Federal funds, including AAA and National Park Service support, back projects in Berks, Chester, Lancaster, Somerset, and Cambria counties, with area sizes ranging from 4,000 to 13,000 acres. Total funding for the initial five sites is estimated between 4 and 6 million dollars, covering flood control, public works, and educational activities.
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State Planning Board
David Abramson
United Press Star
United States
Berks
Cheater
Reading
Essly
Lancaster
Pottstown
Philadelphia
Norvtown
Somerset
Laurel Main
Donstown
Connetavite
Uniontown
Beagur
Raccaun Creek
Pittsburgh
Ste. Luxerne
Carbon
Abkey Run
Nede Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Allentown
Bethlehem
Haston
Cambria
Ble Knob
Johnstown
Altoona
AAA
National Park Services and Resettlement Administration
Plumning Board
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New York
Fennil
Wallner
Janice Jarratt
Dallas
C.K. Quir
San Antonio
Texas
James V. Allref
Jarratt
General Press
Aare
Helen Crevenger
New York University
Ashe~ville, N.C
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Ginagoy, Mont
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Cleveland
Richartson iv
Doyte
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Ressell
Russell K. Thaw
Harsy J. Thaw
Ang Spetyn Iesbit
Gedsgiliss Kay Roberts
Bos Angeles Somalite
Everly Fills
Cal
Central Arena
Meniage
Farmers Loans
Meadville
Union City
WPA
Masteo
Vers
Condra’s Pharmacy
Tood
del Monte
Condor Coffee
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Libby
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