Notable deaths and school commencements in brief
Mrs. J W Skinner, 75, widow of Tex Mex Industrial Institute founder Dr J W Skinner, died in Kingsville. Fifty three Rocky Grove High graduates received diplomas at last night’s commencement. East Main St Utusville lists for sale including perennials. Gtt-itusville High to award its largest class next Wednesday with 123 diplomas. Corry member graduates Nurses Training School at Oil City Hospital this evening. Erie police lieutenant’s son Paul Casey pleads guilty to three gas station robberies. he was wounded by a patrolman during capture. Miss Judy Rynd, formerly наб.
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J. W. Skinner
Tex-Mex Industrial Intitute
Kingsville
Tex
Meadville
Rocky Grove High School
Elderkin Farm
East Main St
Gtt
Itusville High School
Corry
Nurses Training School
Oil City
Ho Spits
Erie
Paul Casey
Jerome Casey
Casey
Kelly
Judy Rynd
McCoy Brothers
Central
East South Street
Sarah Rose
Frank Rich
Warren
St. Joseph Rectory
Melvin Cooper
Coupe
John Lammers
Corry Hospital
East Main Street
Irs
Ernest Blaldey
Irving Street
John L. Alexander
Camp Mimiwanca
Shelby
Donald
St. Louis
Alexander
McCay Brothers
Central Service Station
Mary Pelee
Friendship Club
Om North Center Street
Franklin high school banquet marks end of year
Franklin high school held its annual senior junior banquet in the First Methodist Episcopal church social rooms with guest attendance by over 215. The community chest drive reported progress with 25,044 raised toward a 45,000 goal. Proceeds from a Lutheran Ladies Aid bake sale support church needs.
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Magmte Burrows
Grove City
East South Street
Franklin High School
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin
Franklin's Community
New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ambridge
Earl Sperry
Corry Hospital
Joseph Nichols
Sog
First Pentecostal
Pennsylvania
Alexander
Nancy Falintine
Sharon
John Falintine
U.‘S
Outing Planned by Junior Woman's Club for Findley Lake Stay
The Junior Woman's Club met in the clubhouse to finalize plans for a weekend trip to The Banke cottage at Findley Lake. The group will depart Friday morning, with Virginia Edyon Helen Grace Merrick Alma Anderson Mary Hazel Frances Dean Myldred McHlr oy Marie Baressi Joan Brown Dorothy Craker Lena Banks and Irene Neylon among those attending.
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Findley Lake
Virginia Edyon
Helen Grace Merrick
Alma Anderson
Mary‘ Hazel
Frances Dean
Myldred “Mc Hlroy
Marie Baressi
Joan Brown
Dorothy Craker
Lena Banks
Irene Neylon
White Swan
Wrightsville
Rhythm Night Hawks
Erie
Lews Varasso
Nient Daughter
Third Avenue
Corry Hospital
Iarthur Storer
LeRoy Storer
Ari
Bosd
Waynesburg
Lindsey Grinnage
Grinnage
Hayes Funk
Warner F. Woodring
Allegheny College
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
Cussewago United Brethrent Church
Bergman Goppel Melody Quartette
Corry
Bear Lake
Meadville
rkme-Republican
Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Ralph Davis
R. B. Keppel
East Main Street
Amici Sewing Circle
Hugh Mosher
Raymond Avenue
William Hal
Marion Street
Beaver Dams
Blue Rye
Lottsvile
Lottsville
Beavers
Auto thief placed on year's probation in McKeesport case
Pittsburgh June 1 Donald R Frick McKeesport pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen automobile before Federal Judge Nelson McVicar and was placed on probation for one year Frick admitted taking a stolen car from Cumberland Maryland to McKeesport in August last year
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Pittsburgh
Donald R. Frick
McKeesport
Nelson McVicar
Fricke
Cumberland
Curtis Still Critically Ill
Cyril H K Curtis the Philadelphia publisher remained critically ill at Jefferson hospital as of today. He had not been told of the sudden death of his wife who died aboard their yacht undisturbed by the illness.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Cyril H. K. Curtis
Jefferson Hospital
Curtis
Special Day of Prayer Urges Nonrepeal of Prohibition
W C U members recall June as a special day for prayer. Delegates meeting in Chicago to pick presidential candidates must avoid any move toward repeal of the 18th amendment. Christians are urged to participate, especially at the prayer service. A $25,000 damage suit is filed by Mrs. Cora Kepple of Hempfield, Westmoreland County, against Pittsburgh Railways for the death of her husband John G Kepple, who was killed February 11 near Manor when a freight car struck the West Penn car he operated.
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Mona
Mioses Marks
Titusville
NiMarks & Son
A. B. Richmond
Meadvillé
James Hildreth
Arden Mook
Meadville
New Castle
Jamestown
Liccense Bureau
Mayville
Yeatersday
C. E. Travis
Travis
Seattle
W.C. T.U
Chicago
United States
Pittsburgh
Cora ‘A. Kepple
Hempfield Township
Westmoreland County
Pittsburgh Railways Company
John G. Kiepple
Kepple
Manor
West Pend Railways Company
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Frank A. Wilcox
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Will J. Wilcox
Swisher
Southern Group Pipelines of Oil Gty
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Black and Kinley
Harry la
Rupdall's
W. Wayne Stireet
James Rivers
Witchester
Miss
Glenn ‘Rigg
Dizgo
Calif
Erie Railroad
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Olind
Po- Hee
Jamestown General Hospital
C. A. Voorhees
M. D
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Edgar “Adapta
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