Old Home Day and Community Events in Pa Week
Old Home Day will be observed at Waterfood Saturday. Rev Harvey Duckwm, retired rap ist minister, will give a stereoptic on feolab the United Brethren a Christ church Friday evening at eight poles. The lecture will include Wael War views which he filmed cruisel. Special invitation extended by Cold War veterans and ex service men to attend. A thirty piece band will hold a picnic by Lake Efsuse Sunday afternoon. Extensive home improvement in the city with redecorations planned. Railcar loadings for the work ending July 21 totaled 80 145, up 19.8 percent from last year. Checks of its $1 200 000 blind pension paid to Harry Gottschall and others. Governor Pinenst presented two recipients in reception. Mrs Alice Liveright announced more checks to follow. Louise and Frank T Waglane visit planned. Mr England warned of a car crash in Warren Miss. Weather outlook: thundershowers possible. heat wave continues. Plans to expand police cooperation across eight zones. Gov candidate Schingder calls for federal relief funding and warns against waste. 138 Pennsylvania corporations formed last month. filing fees totaled $5 430.
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Harvey Duckwm
Commonwealth
Harry Gottschall
Muncy
Ant
Orioia Dungle
Williamsport
Pinenst
Ofice
Alice Liveright
Soerthany
Welfare
Air Liner to Aid Titusville Jubilee Celebration
Air lines will aid Titusville's Diamond Jubilee by bringing a Ford tri motor airliner piloted by Captain M. Goodsell World War ace to Drake Airport. The craft features a 74 ft wingspan 50 ft length and 10 000 lb capacity. Goodsell praised the airport and noted he carried mail flights between Omaha and Chicago and is a three time Caterpillar club member.
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Titusville
Air Lines
M. Goodsell
Drake
Hier
R. B. Howler
Toed
Tirdke
Goodsell
Carrie Us Lindbergh
Paris
Press
Omaha
Chicago
Caterpillar Club
Allegheny Mountains
Selfridge Wield
Hear Petition for New Trial in Elk County Court
Elk County court judge Baird to hear petition for new trial in Wealth vs. County action. Defendants Brown and Der given until July 40 1h to file new pleas. Two commissioners found guilty on four counts by a jury in a two week trial, tied to deeds and True Say in Jones Township.
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Ridgway
Baird
Elk County Court
B.D. Brown
Algas
Annual Picnic at John Brown Farm August 4
Friends of the movement for John Brown Memorial announce the annual meeting and picnic of the John Brown Memorial Association at John Brown Grove New Richmond Crawford county on Saturday August 4. A one day event will feature Southern music a speaker to be announced. The old tannery site work includes wall restoration tree planting and plans for permanent marking of the historic spot. Mrs Bess Heat Olmstead is arranging details attracting attendance from this city.
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Friends of the Movement For
John Brown
Oun Brown
New Richmond
Crawford County
John Brown Memorial Association
John Brown Grove
Bess Heat Olmstead
Washington, D. C
Teachers Get Pay Boost at Wooster College
Ten percent pay increases granted to Wooster College faculty and administrative staff affect 135 people, totaling 80000 dollars annually.
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Wooster
Woosthy College
Arrests Will Follow Crash Ridgway July 25
One person severely injured and five others hurt when a Ford coupe driven by Fred Simon collided head on with a Durant coupe driven by Robert Johnson near Sabula beyond Ridgway Saturday night. The seriously injured, Afiss Allaabeth Johns of Pittsburgh, were taken to DuBois hospital with internal injuries. Others involved received hospital care and were discharged. charges will be preferred.
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Sabuln
Fred Simon
Robert Johnson
Winterburn
Mr. Gallager
Summer Spectator Beginnings at Parkville Newsroom
Youths start a bi weekly Parkville newspaper called the Summer Spectator. The first issue reports a good profit for the month and a circulation near 200. The setup includes a press, capital, and two energetic boys, marking the local paper’s launch.
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Parkville
Spectator
Funeral of Mrs Catherine Merker in Corry
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Merker a well known Corry resident were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at the Ilephone with Rev Lo Wigner of St Paul Lutheran officiating Many relatives attended and burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Cameron Hoeenes Maxwell Hopnes Richard Merker Edwant Smith Albert Dentler and Ralph Smith among those from out of town Also noted is a family wedding in Hampton New Jersey where Mary Warren Hailey and Philip Smarton Howe had a family affair with six sisters and five brothers in the wedding party
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Catherine Merker
Corry
Ilehone
Pranklin Sh
Lo Wigner
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Sry Ives
Pine Grove
Cameron Hoeenes
Maxwell Hopnes
Richard Merker
Edwant Smith
Albert Dentler
Ralph Smith
FC. Smith
William Smith
Fred Wels
Marie Welsit
Mra
Edward Smith
Margaret Smith
Lewina Geringer
M. Geringer
J. Schultz
Fred Smith
Fred Shirer
Habel
Warren, Pa
Hampton, NJ
Mary Warren Hailey
Philip Smarton Howe
Utahans Sail Their Races On Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City story profiles the Utah yacht club on Great Salt Lake. Commodore Thomas Adams, a civil engineering professor, helped found the Salt Lake Yacht Club in 1832, now hosting regular inland regattas with centerboard sloops adapted to high altitude conditions.
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Great Salt Lake
Bill Flynn
United Press Star
Salt Lake Wity
Utah
Ovean
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
Nani
Commodore Thomas
Adams
Salt Lake City
Chib
Girls 4-H Club Sponsor Social at West Spring Criche
West Spring Criche July 24 The Ladies Aid Society hosts a picnic on July 20 at Stinley's Grove inviting all members and families. The Gris 411 Canning Club meets with Evelyn Bates Thursday at 10 AM. A Grange Hall social with a comedy performs July 27, admission 10 cents, followed by a social. Regular Bring Greek Grange meeting Thursday at 5 PM. Sunday schools from West Spring Criole and Baptist join for a Mitchell’s Grove picnic. A ball game Baptist vs West Spring Creek, and locals like Walter Whiley and Leslie Bulard are noted attending various events.
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West Spring
Ladies Aid Society
Stinley's Grove
Ladlies
Bying
Gris 411
Canning
Evelyn Bates
Grils
Adl Dudies
Bring Greek Grange
West Spring Creole
Baptist Sunday School
Mitcheil’s Grove
Shout
Blisswell
Baptists
Wear Spring Creek
Wilson
Cassius
Harland
Leslie
Homer Bulard
Rich
Washington Faces Serious Truck Strike
Washington Pa daily reports a mob of unemployed miners and laborers halted trucks near Frederickstown and warned drivers not to distribute goods. Sheriff Fred W Brawly met with the protesters last night in an effort to patch things up as authorities struggle to contain the picketing.
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Nyunhed
Washington
Ee Hoe
Frederickstown
Fred W. Brawly
Theater notes from a faded page with garbled names
A fragmentary theater note presents unclear names and phrases about actors and a play. Readable items include references to theater terms and possible character names, but essential details like exact title, cast, or venue remain obscured by OCR corruption.
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Davis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nanth Mawr
Conren
Magay Nelson
Lake Efsuse
Lake Nest Simday
LaVenes Neckers
Vitis
Pie City
HVE
Wiihsysten
Feo
Te Company
Merle Ung
Atdeave
Chigl Paulson
J. A. Shaw
Bos- Um
Mass
Louise
Eka
New York
Gav
Erie Dispatch- Herald
Pontine
Pennsyvania Police Chiefs Association
John A Adams
Mafin
Tayo
Wiliam A. Schingder
Dallas
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
C. M. Gradsell
Drake Field
John Brown Farm
Rexall
Condra
DuBois
Mrs, Merker
Yacht Club
Ers
Moscow
Soviet Union
Grange Hall
West Spring Creek
Fil
Gerald Lincoln
Star Grave
Jatin Logan
Brie Maude Logan
Fron Jamestown
Bert Logan
Guy Milly
Car
Parker and
Munly Bates
Ital Family
New Castle
Mma Bates
Misa Betsy Kafferlin
Rem
Aid May
Oakley Lynch Aarl
Tidinute
Mex
Belden
Homer Blatt
Nowth
Pichi
Lee Surin
de Fante
Macs Club College
Prom OF Erie
Ozzie Nelson
Harriet Hilliard
Canadohta Lake
Union City
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