Community notes from Erie county schools and local events
Local items cover a school program at Aunty Zoe, Wing Will Store renovations, and a Democratic Progressive club picnic at Moreland Park. Also included are railroad freight and passenger trends, local church and civic news, a London study scholarship for Miss Wallace, and health updates on a Meadville youth and a Clymer infantile paralysis case.
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Thomas W. Flatley
Paul Stephany
N. Victor Childs
Union City
Paul Millspaw
Edinboro
Don Allshouge
Tie
Hiave
Democratic Progressive Club
Erie County
Moreland Park
Nine Will Graduate From Columbus High
Columbus High plans commencement June 8 at the Community Church. Nine seniors listed include Alta Maude Faulkner Veronica S Jankowski Helen A Kielur Michael Kuzma John J Macko Louise Miller Russell C Moore Mary A Savko and Mike Savko with class night Friday and baccalaureate by Rev William H Garnett.
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Columbus High Schol
Community Church
Alta Maude Faulkner
Veronica S. Jankowski
Helen A. Kielur
Michael Kuzma
John J. Macko
Louise Milter
Russell C. Moore
Mary A. Savko
Mike Savko
Michael Kuzina
Russel Moore
John Macko
Mantle
Alta Mate Faulkner
Man Ue
Ruth Hulett
Key
Louise Miller
Helen Brown
Mary Savko
Willian H. Garnett
Ralph Marshall Davis
Church of the Covenant of Erie
Wm. H. Garnett
Helen Kielar Vorasolo
Sylvia
Oley
Russell Moore
Flint
Sesese Michast Savio
Helen Kielar
Mary Savio
PWA Activities Led by Schools
Washington June 3 Harold Ickes Public Works Administration used 175 724 691 adding nearly 20 000 classrooms to accommodate more than 1 000 000 students. Second largest spend was 83 306 390 for 512 hospital projects aiding 40 000 more patients. California led with 474 new school projects and 603 repairs for earthquake proofing. Hospitals built or repaired total 109. institutions financed nationwide including Alaska and the Virgin Islands.
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Washington
Harold. Ickes
California
PWA
Alastta
Virgin Islands
Youths regret turning in false alarms plea guilty
Mitchell Reed and Carl Johnson pleaded guilty at McKean county criminal court in Smethport to turning in a false fire alarm. They received one year probation and were ordered to pay case costs including fire department expenses.
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Kane
McKean
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Triplets Born to White Tail Deer at Hershey Zoo
A white tail deer at Hershey Zoo gave birth to triplets yesterday, weighing about 5 pounds each. Officials note it is rare for captive white tail deer to bear more than two offspring at a time, as the animal previously had twins for three years.
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United Press
Hershey
Hershey Zoo
Golden Links Class Names New Officers at Meeting
The Golden Links class of the M. E. church closed the season with a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hasbrouck. Twenty three members and three visitors attended. Officers named: President Mrs Geving Young, Vice President Mrs May Blair, Secretary Mrs O A Johnson, Treasurer Mrs Roscoe Dearing. Contests and visiting formed entertainment with refreshments served.
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Hasbrouck
Geving Young
May Blair
O. A. Johnson
Roscoe Dearing
Young
Judge Hirt to Speak Before Grange Here
Judge W. B. Hirt will address Corry Grange during a public session on June 8 9 and June 10 1921 in Corry Pennsylvania. The program includes readings music a debate on the Wiggins Belair act and a talk on Measuring Up to Our American Ideals by B I Swarts of Belle Valley Grange. The event aims to attract many Grange members from Wat erford Wattsburg and surrounding areas. Adeline By has celebrated her 100th birthday in Harrisburg Pennsylvania known as the belle of Dauphin Civil War days.
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Pennssylvania State College
School of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Pennsylvania State College
Cory Hgh School
AWM Association
Hell
Wivllave
M. Young
Juetildit
Wehtaing
Lena Cohen Ait
Corry High
Thomas Rosloff
Arthur Schaub
Frederick Jor
Tha Austin
Ruth Sheen
Arch C Lyons
Antoinette Baressi
Genevieve Johnson
Melvin Thomas
Ruth Benneii
Alice Messinger
Dortar
Thomas Roelofs
WIPA
Georger Weber
Oedestra
Erie
Wilsie
Wie
Pomona
Corry Grange
Judge Hirt
Constitution
B. F. Swartz
Tug William
Rick
NeteRalane
Ben
Swartz
Regialen Ut
Livs
Corry
Grange
Eva
Warmer Mettay
Prograi
Bessemer Grange
Reding
Martha Hall
East Springfield
Cremony
Oscar E. Erickson
LaVerty Turner
Pomons
Harrisburg
Adeline Bby
Pennsylvania
Dauphin
Corry Day Program at Cleveland Expo Proposed
Proposed Corry Day at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland urges crowds from Corry and nearby areas to attend together. Golden Rule Club officials and local figures back July 17 as a special Corry Day with efforts to promote the fair and draw visitors to the Exposition.
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Cleveland
Golden Rule Club
Great Lakes Expo
Priday
Ohio
Advannp
Mberg
Chaplig
Corry
Curry
Cosning
Chapin
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Youngsville
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King's Harmony Orchestra
Oi City
Wet Furnish Io Music
Pennsylvania Railroad
Texore
Mabel Schell
Meadville
Catholic’ Bangstors of America
Mary Frances Brooks Woot
Jacqua Feauty School of Cosmetology
John McLaughlin
South Center Street
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WPA
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Columbus High
W. H. Garnett
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Soldiers of Fortune
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Helen Kiglar
W. Pepper
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Erie Orchestra
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