Graduation at Fessenden School Honors Courses and Cape Cod Plans
Rasselas and Venneton Brown were among this year’s graduates at Fessenden School receiving diplomas at commencement on May 30. Rasselas earned second honors for a prize speaking contest and completed studies with advance standing. The graduates will spend summer at Cape Cod and return home in September. Harold Gilbert of Corry attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasselas
Venneton Brown
Fessenden School
Theil Pleains
Cape Cod
Mads
Lome
Harold Gilbert
Anole
Corry
Riley High Girls Rule Senior Class Affairs
Five members of the Riley High School senior class are girls. The article notes that any matters concerning the class are ruled upon by female students, reflecting a girls run dynamic within the senior group. The piece emphasizes the leadership role of female members in class affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley, Kus
Riley High School
Highway Forestry Work Planned Across Six Counties
Harrisburg June 6. The department of highways authorizes 146000 for roadside planting nursery Milton cultivation stock purchases and project planning under WPA supervision from June 1 1936 to May 1 1937. District No 2 includes Centre Clearfield Clinton Cameron Elk McKean Potter counties with a 15200 tentative program in Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery counties second at 14200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Milton
Warren van Dyke
Sime
WPA
Gentre
Cleanvield
Clinton
Cameron
Elk
McKean
Potter Counties
Bucks
Chester
di Jayare
Montgomery
Notable Attendee List At Union City Meeting
A long roll of attendees highlighted a meeting in Union City last evening with names including Dr. Harry Rhodes W Stuart Houghton imeb F Gilbertson and many others. The report notes numerous visits and engagements across Erie Jamestown Corry and nearby towns as residents travel for family gatherings lectures and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rhodes
W. Stuart Houghton
Imeb
F. Gilbertson
Ron
Vet Desmond
Walidre M. Youn
Pranklin T. Babbitt
Richard Ross Aacher
Harold L. Brown
J. 5. Wright
We Eureka
Uodge F
A.M
Union City
Mra Beth Smith
Henry Hecker
Saughter
Janice
Hirie
Christie Hudson
L. Charlotte Schraming
L. Schramling
Edinboro
C. Gable
Hilton
Marjorie Peck
Erie
A. Loveland
Diaboro
Meadville
Charles Anderson
Cleveland
Frei Anderson
West Chutenan
August Pearson
Jamestown
Walter Blaix
Prank Street
J. Bempeay
St. Francis Hospital
D. Ly Bracken
West Pleasant Street
New Yorke
City
Westfield
N. T
James Bracken
Duphte
Eres
Alpets
M |Tor
Jack Ayimong
Unie City
Witt
Gray Parente
M. Danner
Myre Pulley
Siday
Edith Alexander
Kansas
May
Ansthin
A. Casler
John H. Martin
Sunbury
Corry
Elizabeth Detach
Iric
Elizabeth Hu Joy
Christie Hill
Vernea Mtoure
Cane
Thirid Rosen
Arthur
Olean
N.Y
Io Corry
Formner
N. Relth
Pranislin Street
A. Brown
Revs
Lew Missea Marestet
Mary O'Hae
Margaret Splesman
Raymond Sandburg
Greensburg
Hill College
Two Plead Not Guilty in Cult Kidnapping Case
Charles King and Harold Lawrence, accused in the Black Legion kidnapping of two members who refused to attend owner meetings, entered not guilty pleas after being arraigned on charges of abducting Robert Penton, a Beorsh steel worker. Wilber Robinson, a self-described brigadier general of the Black Legion, surrendered to face the same charges shortly after arriving at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Harold Lawrence
Black Legion
Ovner
Ladey
Rovert Penton
Beorsh
Wilber Robinson
Tig Black Legion
New War Clouds Hover Over Central Europe
Fragmentary OCR reports on European tensions reference Austria, Italy, and Hungary amid mobilization talk. Mentions Mussolini, Schuschnigg, and potential shifts in leadership, with limited concrete details available from the Vienna exchange and conferring conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Europe
Austria
Vienna
Fiat Ollo
Scheeneckerzeel
Belgiirei
Vsile
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Kurt Schushehnigg
Musslini
Leoloculture in Demand in Ute Nation Literature
Fragmentary note discusses regional literature and language use, suggesting shifting demand for local works. Mentions Ute Nation readers, old Lectuitile literature, and proportion of interest compared with other languages, with unclear specifics.
Junior Senior Prom Enjoyed at St Edward's
St Edward's hall hosted the annual Junior-Senior Prom with blue and gold decor. George Weber's Erie orchestra played from 7 to 11, entertaining many guests and chaperones included Mrs. James Moak and several Sisters of Mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Edward's Hall
St. Piward's
George Weber
Erie
Harold Walsh
Marguerite %Arbn
Ralph Chivousie
Mery Jackeson
Willian
Roland
Winifred Laird
Alfre Morrison
Dorothy Amy
Donald Neylor
LaTroy Rynat
Edward Tulse
Dorothy Mis
Wiliam Dunn
Roberta Retherford
William Kettering
R. Glenn
Dorothy Bensini
Leyla Merritt
Robert McGraw
Betty Skinner
James Mead
B. Jackson
John Sikeak
B. Mixer
Brigham
Mary Gaffney
Josephine Kolonoski
Gertrude Gattey
Donna Korbes
Luclle Forbes
John Sullivan
J. W. Maloney
Milton Zalaneek
Marjorie McElroy
George Stanford
Jona Mooney
C. P. Zepperer
Mor
Miro Paul R. Quinlisk
Amd
James Sullivan
Corry
Joseph Meyer
Jimmie Myer
North East
Ror Bel Church
Union City
Eugene Germont
Anne Harper
Ralph Wolf
Mary Elizabeth Madden
Jane Frances de Chant
Charles Rauschenberg
Titusville
William Nichols
Centerville
Raymond Snell
James Moai
Mes
Lea Mounleriols
Lew Rhynavil
Franicis Graves
Sisters of Mercy
Washington School Party Teachers Association Fair Success
The Washington School party teachers association held its seventh annual sale on school grounds last evening. The event featured booths with fancy work and confections, a large refreshments table, and a lively crowd. Entertainment included a piano solo, vocal and instrumental performances, a beauty contest won by Harold Kightlinger as Mrs Garter Hut, a quilt prize awarded to Leo Planerty, and Jimmie Reynolds earning a top ticket seller prize. Mrs Manley Robbins chaired the event, noted as more successful than prior fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teachers Association
Dorothea Brockmann
Clair Arnold
Richard Nichols
Wattsburg
Manley Robbins
Market Gossips Stir Trading Amid Convention News
Financial editors report a light week on the New York Stock Exchange as tradersSell on news of the Republican convention and tax policy talks. Strong domestic figures offset by gold flows from Paris and unsettled bond activity, with steel and auto sectors showing tentative gains and optimism about June output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Walzer United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Congress
France
Paris
Sonic
Amedicer Cat Yycccisicceeesos
American Locomotive
American Smelters
LG American T & T Picea Plea Anaconda
Atlantic
Auburn
Une Btm
Bethlehem Steel - Cones
Bendix Aviation
Curtisa
Columbia
Continental
United Corp
Wealinghouse
Woodworth Bos
Youngstown
Boy Killed by Auto in Jamestown Driver Fined
In Jamestown a 1-year-old boy, Ivan McGrath, son of Lawrence and Aliee Curd McGrath, Wellman Road, was fatally struck by a car driven by Dale Thwaitis, 19, Wellman Road. Thwaitis faced charges as an unlicensed operator and operating an unregistered vehicle. He received a suspended 30-day jail sentence conditioned on paying $160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Melwin
Ivan McGrath
Lawrence
Aliee Curd McGrath
Wellman Road
Stown
Busti
Dale Thwatiis
Wellman
Vrelock
Wilwards
Justice of the Peace
Merrits 5
Traske
Lakewood
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Rex
Diamond Jim
Arnold
Lee Tracy
Binnie Barnes
Buck Jones
Frederic March
Dark Angel
Graduateat Fessenden
Federal Reserve System
Henry Wold
Lewisburg
Bila Bower
Inez Poster
Mary Davison
Albhis Shreve
Maud Smith
Athel Stapleton
Conerville
Pred
Mae. Carariise
Fainboro
Pittsburgh
Rebeka
Hazel Knowlton
Lady Franc
Rebekah Lodge
Glenn Andricks
Los Angeles
Calif
Valentine Restler
FANCY
A&p Food Stores
ST. Edward's
Washington School
Wrratie
Tuuéhity
Gage
Scctian
Arkansas Gas
Asvo Supply
Agso Gas & Electric Chlen Servicg
McCard Tadsei
PS. Brox Lon Shir Gun West Pub Sey
Wieners
Oleo
Ak Cash
Doe
Frojoy
Keister
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