July Labor Day plans and local notices in short form
In the week before July ends a Labor Day planning meeting is set in the assembly room above the Pennsylvania Electric Co offices tonight. Local events include a band concert, novena services at St Thomas church, a court awarding paving work in Westminster, and police hunts for gunfire and a missing rifle.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Titusville
Spartansburg
St. Anna
St. Thomas’ Church
Ground broken on addition to airport hangar
Ground breaking occurred Saturday for a large expansion at Lawrence Airport on Spring Street. The project doubles hangar size, adds a front office, and expands storage for more planes. Thomas, owner, cited rising air mail and air express activity and a planned air show as reasons for modernization. Dick Green, pilot and instructor, will oversee summer operations and showcase flying skills. A definite air circus date will be announced soon.
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Lawrence Airport
Spring Street
Air Field
Unger
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Air Express
Dick Green
Green
Viccinity
Thomas Soon
Donnie Ryan Visits Relatives in Corry
Donnie Ryan, stricken with a serious infection, remains in good humor as relatives and friends visit him in Corry. A benefit ball game is planned in Union City at 4 30 PM Wednesday to help with care and future transfusions, with ticket sales progressing and an expected amount between 60 and 875 dollars.
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Ounvmueu Creat
Donnie
Union City
Sen
Ronnie
Corryiles
New Scientific Find Aids Breathing Trials
A claim for a new discovery named Breatheasy offers relief from asthma or hay fever with guaranteed results or money back. The seller, Writ E. English of Rouseville Pennsylvania, advertises a free trial and provides a contact phone 2568-3.
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Rouseville
Olt
Chautauqua enters fourth week of 1939 season
Readers will note a packed fourth week at Chautauqua from July 23 to 27 featuring two operas Il Trovatore and The Marriage of Figaro, Our Town, two symphony concerts, the Chamber Music Society, Layman's Music Courses, and lectures by Dr. Sunder Joshi and Miss Elisabeth Reynard. Events run at Norton Hall, Amphitheater, Hotel Atteneum, and town venues with performances by Mischakoff String Quartet, Verdi’s Il Trovatore, and Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro among highlights.
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Our Town
Chamber Music Society
Sander + Joshi
Chabutaliqua
Mme
Olga ‘Sumaroff-Stokowski
Tue
Mary Allison
David Mannes
School of Music
New York City
Eligabeth Reynard
Barnard College
Columbia University
Woman's Club
Chamber of Music Society
Mischakoff
Chautauqua Opera Association
Norton Hall
David Dietz
Scripps-Howard
Grites
Eliabeth Reynard
Allison
Waldine Kopperl
Joseph Fuchs
Dri Sunder Joshi
Mohandes K. Gandhi
Interstate Medical Association
Hotel Attenaeum
D. Arthur C
Sunder Josh
Chiang Kai-shek
Uly
Miss Allison
Three Killed as Bridge Falls Near Huntingdon
A Long Island family of three died when a bridge collapsed and crushed their car into the Juniata River near Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Edwin Kaufman aged 32 his wife Sophie and their three year old son Bobby were killed. authorities sought to determine if the truck caused the railing failure or if the span collapsed as two vehicles passed.
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Huntingdon
Long Island
Junluia River
Edwin Kaufman
Sunnnyside
Sophie
Bobby
Former Corry Publisher Dies in Wyoming
William J. Hines, 71, former publisher of Corry, died July 7 in Lander Wyoming. He retired from Lander Evening Post after a career that included a paper at Dulois and a later return to Corry about twenty five years ago. Surviving son William of Akron Ohio is noted as a frequent visitor to Corry.
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William J. Hines
Lander
Wyoming
Lander Evening Post
Hines
Dulois
William
Akron
Corry
DIES EN ROUTE TO MEADVILLE
Wilbur D. Schaller aged 4 dies en route to Meadville after leaving Corry ill for an extended period. Survived by widow two sons a daughter and a brother. Body moves to Byham funeral home then to Meadville home for services Tuesday at 1:30 pm. Burial in Greensdale Cemetery.
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Wilbur D. Schaller
East Frederick Street
Frank Clay
Meadville
Shaller
Corry
Davison
Charles Y. Shaffer
G. Earl Shafter
Mr. Vernon, Tll
Mrs. Clay
Frank Sheffer
Cambridge Springs
Byham
Randolph Street
Greensdale
Sugar Grove Race Draws Record Crowd
A large audience attended the Sugar Grove-Bir Tree fond event featuring the Jallopy races at Satan's Bowl of Death. Donald Okerund of Jamestown won the main race, while Sam Conui won the Australian suit-styled special. The race started with eight fastest cars from equal positions, and a car near the front withdrew after being passed.
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Yeaveruay 2 Promam
Jallopy" Ries
Sugar Grove-Bir
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