Local Socials and Weather Highlight Late Week
Mrs Russell Briggs Mrs Warren Titus and Mrs Ralph Martin hosted at Mrs Edwin Borstein home in Clymer for a ridge party. Mrs Martin earned high honors and Mrs Borstein served a nice inch. A severe storm with heavy rain and lightning swept the area causing garden damage and substantial moisture aiding vegetation growth. The Spring Water Company noted 1.1 inches of rain between 7 3 and 9 30 p m. The Crescent Class of the M B Y church met with seven members, planning a picnic. The Ladies Aid Society of the Bust Methodist church met, planning July fireworks at Mrs C L Gallagher’s. Lumber firm Davison Fogle offered wraple slab wood for sale. Charles H Johnson, 80, died in Union City. former Cambrise Springs resident celebrated 60th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Brooks Studio
Russell Briggs
Waren Titus
Ralph Martin
Edwin Borstein
Clymer
Ridge
Crescent
M. By
Elma Gordon
East South Street
Laities Aid Society
Butst Methodist Episcopal
C. L. Gallagher
Charles H. Johnson
Tnion City
Cambrise ‘Springs
Johnson
Butler
Brier Hill Coal Company
Tipple
Warren
Corry
Theodore Goring
Perry Nichols
Margaret Studd
Junior Decker
Dorr Clark
Main Street
Join Westley
W. MéElroy
Hotel Meadows
Findlay Lake
Elderkin
United Commercial
Ortute Construction Co
Pittsburgh
Perry Highway
Crawford County
John Dingfelder
S. Bennett
Clayton Bissell
Aviation Department
United States Army
Army
Iter
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Rex
Martha Marie Hawking
Betty Drake
Fostoria
Perk Raymond
Mary Elizabeth Gillette
Virginia Williams
Jean Alexander
Ely Drake
Jean ‘Itus
Elméar Smith
Barbara Aue Wheppell
Miss Hawkins
Bridge
Brooks
Mercer County
Lloyd Tubker
Orvis Culver
Nek Tionesta
W.H. Perese
Meadville
Jamison Run
Tionesta
D. H. McCready
O11
Archie ‘Tanner
Erie
Oakdey Moyer
Reno
Vedango County
Titusville
Old City
Corn butter 20c Ib and other town items
Local grocery ads list corn butter at 20 cents per pound, new potatoes 6 for 25 cents, hot house cucumbers 5 cents, and other daily specials. Fireside notes report a July rule restricting muskrat filling in Chautauqua County, a Grove City College commencement roundup, police and social notices, weather and storm impacts, and community events across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Chautauqua
Conservation Department
Fish and Game Clubs
Spencer's
Grove City College
Colonial
Lois Cory-Thompson
Diu
Ha Bowers
Meadville
Crawford Cotlage
Conneaut Lake Park
Explosion rocks Masontown killing and injuring residents
A blast shattered a 12 room house and damaged a neighboring home in Masontown Pennsylvania. Thirty people were killed from their beds, five members of the Stacy family were severely bruised. Embers started the other building on fire. Seabury speaker Washington, and Jefferson College class urged civic involvement in a commencement address. Kenneth Perkins a Penn State student arrived home for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Masontown
Stacy
Seabury
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson College
Samuel Destuty
Hofstadter
New York City
Kenneth Perkins
Penn State
Frankdlin Street
Rabbits Hold Family Box Supper For Centenarian Pair
A humorous note suggests Grandma and Grandpa Rabbit will celebrate their joint wedding anniversary with a box supper social. A reliable statistician forecasts a large turnout, with twenty rillion family members expected to attend. The home economics expert recommends each guest bring lettuce leaves to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit
Cranking Car Causes General Train Tie-Up
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train stopped after a motorist attempted to crank his car in gear. One man, 25, was injured and taken to Pittsburgh Hospital. Witnesses flagged the train to Verona to prevent further delays as the wreck halted service until the tracks were cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Carmont
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tony
William Reimers
Cheawick
Pittsburgh
Verona
Tie Mysterious Hea Ma
Ann Carnyethel an English professor’s daughter travels with Burney a rich American in a danger filled chase across London Marseilles and Bangkok as a masked gang uses and betrays them. Amid jealousy and escape plans the couple faces deception and possible reconciliation on their voyage to Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Carnyethel
Badvauard
Tor Finvicy
Savtis
Jim Ake Ie
Lea Lawson
Cwanderer
Ole
Ciarenthy
Ann
Burney
Hanakore
Marseiltes
Singapore
Lady Booring
Bangkok
Gonies
Tiaieson
Burkop
Anna Fens
Winn
Fragmented romance scene in wartime travelogue dialogue
The passage presents a tense exchange between Ann and an unnamed man as they travel, debating duty and money. Ann offers care and restraint while steering the man toward shared experiences and observation of distant sights, amid cultural reflections and a lingering anxious mood about his future.
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Wing-Willi Stores & Market
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Usté
Reich
Bill
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Kelly's
George Say
Franklin
Mary Porter
Howard Porter
Mae Maytlind
Rock Grove
Penna. Ave
Newhouse
Center St
Gil Graduate
Louise Gerard
Ant
Cale
Mayer
Tero Ranch
Sweet Ann
Phare
Milo
James
Howers
Asi
Darth
Darlae
Thor
Amc
Bangkol
Koop
Dawa
Durtey
Forni
Gorkrasi Beyortt
Amate
M. Echo
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