Local sports fragment hints at players and teams
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pitts and Avania and a Fort County game with caddie 1 and names like Leon Detroit Saxon and James age references. The unreadable text shows scattered names, counties, and partial positions without a clear event or outcome.
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Plon
Sateur
Ager
Pitts
Avania
Iyeraide
Arnold Wb
Hunt
Vet
Arter
Philips
Fort Caddie
James Age
J. —Leon
Detroit
Stil
Les
Saxon
Jess
Railroads and towns of Northwestern Pennsylvania
A mosaic of notes on Albion Corry Edinboro Girard Union City Wattsburg and Waterford, detailing railways, mineral springs hotels and golf courses, college programs, historic milestones, and notable locals, including C H Remick, Toby Lyons, and Corey Worry, with glimpses of civic pride and industrial ties to the Great Lakes system.
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Cambridge
Cambridgeboro
Lithia
Magnesia
Jess
Toby Lyons
Etar
Corry
Titusville
Oil City
Praniiin
Mark Twain
Corry Boy Is Graduate From State College
Pennsylvania State College awarded nine hundred fifty one degrees at June commencement led by 883 seniors and 68 advanced students. Doctor of philosophy honors and master's degrees were conferred alongside civil and mechanical engineering and mine engineering credentials. Dr Daniel A Poling delivered the baccalaureate address as Emmett B Rhoades presented the senior gift observatory.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Ralph D. Hetzel
Minea
Daniel A. Poling
Sapfist
Temple
Philadelphia
Emmett Bi Rhoades
Oi City
Clasé
J. Franklin Shields
Board of
John EB. ‘Matz
Hamburg
Erie County
Corry
Bernard J. Burkett
West Pleasant Street
Edinboro
W. Verne Yabnizer
Erie
Albert €. Groschke
Poplar Street
Albert G. Hook
R. D
John CG. Peterson
W. 29Th Street
Hdward J. Runser
Robert Z. Wallace
Hast Lake Road
Bernard Woodward
W. 28Th Street
Girard
Charles H.teller
Olin Avenue
Waterford
Paul R. Bartholme
Wesleyville
Marvin C. Lewis
Bird Drive
Warren County
Chandlers Valley
Franklin J. LaVigne
Clarendon
Mary
L. Hickey
Sugar Grove
John Mullery
North Warren
George T. Jackson
Warren
Francis W. Jones
Palm Avenue
Forest
Johnston M. Steltzer
Penn Avenue
Early United States Customs Service Reforms and Reorganization
The Customs Service was established by the first Congress in the act of July 31 1789. An August 24 1912 act granted the President power to reorganize the service abolish ports and consolidate districts. Under this authority the present form of the service was effected by a presidential proclamation in March.
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Customs Service
Frst
Congress
Customs’ Service
City loses cash on traffic tags says controller
San Francisco city controller Hanks Boyd reports city traffic tag enforcement costs exceed revenue. He notes 187 traffic regulations cost about 400000 while 300000 one dollar tags yield only 118000, indicating a net loss per tag and prompting review of tagging finances.
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San Francisco
Woman Behind Plow Leads Stroudsburg Farm
Mrs. David Strout, a pioneer mother, cared for five children after her husband’s accident. She joined neighbors and cleared twenty acres of their farm for the spring planting, showing resilience and communal effort in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.
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Plow Stroudsburg
David Strout
Wonderful for Piles and Ulcers Ointment Ad
A Cleveland reader endorses San-Cura Ointment as wonderful for piles and ulcers and minor skin irritations. The ad promotes a large jar at 35 cents and 6 cents at daily stores, with Golden-Lax Tablets at 25 cents to aid constipation when using the ointment.
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J. N. J Roebuck
Dearborn Ave
Cleveland
Dwy
Columbus High Reunions Mach Enjoyed New Officers Named
Columbus Pa June 4 Sixty men attended the Columbus Alumni reunion and banquet at Community church. Officers elected for the coming year are Arnold Jolson president Paul Trisket vice president and Helen Trisket secretary and treasurer. A lively program followed with prayers, toasts, solos and a playlet. Out of town guests included Harold Murry Cochranton Pa Mrs Seward Clark and other members from Meadville North East and Corry. A farewell party for Mrs Delia Armstrong was held at the Trisket home with gifts and a hyd lunch served to attendees. The gathering featured many local residents and guests from nearby towns in a festive reunion atmosphere.
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Columbus
Glenn Perry
Arnold Jolson
Paul Trisket
Treasuer
Helen ‘Trisket
Trisket
Richard Trisket
Arnold Johnson
Bonney
Russell Moore
Raymond Barnes
Emory, Messinger
Helen Trisket
Louise Miller
Mildred Swanson
Harold Murry
James Carrig
Loydeen Saeger
Seward Clark
Oui
Cochranton
Blaine Stockton
Robert Triskel
Meadville
Harley Blanchard
North East
Florence Damon
Spring Creek
Harry Bensink
Clymer
Ka Johnson
Melvin Thomas
Roland Stowe
Emery Messinger
Albert Max
Corry
Lottie McGuire
Delia Armstrong
Washington, D D. C
Armstrong
Clara Dalton
Buffalo
M. D
Mr. Mansfield
Akron
Ohio
John S. Colegrove
Josephine
Women's Club
Warren
Ernest Beckwith
Russell
Mason Colby
Florence Damion
Arthur Brundage
Jamies Hall
Astella Messinger
Cox
Carry
M. S. Mansfiell
Mx. Ad
Frank Crosby
Eugene Bien
Ashtabula
and Mirs
Clarence 'Mosye
Iain_ son
Durwoods
Grange
Pau
Beatrice Toomley
Jamestown
Duane ‘Toomley
Marie Israelson
Union City
Charles Swanson
Douglas Crabbe
Som
Harry Lyons
Scranton
Arthur Page
Hilizabeth Cuthbert
Titusville
Bridge Club
Verne Smith
Gerais Faulkner
Perry Mead
N.Y
Lynn Cimmerer
Carleton
Marion Kreeger
Romansville
S. Id, Green
Crosby Bush
Corny
U. B
B. Crosby
Fred Smedburg
Jack Taylor
Worcester
Mays
Hagenbeck Wallace Vireus
Iwelling
A. M. Williams
Irene Willams
Kaviton
Ralph Williams
Misy Drone Johnon
William Johnson
Brie
J. C. Manwaring
Jean
Max Manwaring
Bear Lake
Henry Burch
Reymond Gilson
Tyan
Charles Spencer and Family
Youngaville
Ars. Perry K. Mea
Myrna Buges
Cota Ani
Roscooi Robertson
Waterford
Martin Williams
Clarence Thompson
Ben Franklin
Erie
Clarence Moore
Ava Dodd
Natalie
Mary Day
F Karlton Willams
Willams
Missey Aleene
Mable Hillburg
Cleveland
John Hillburg
Wallace Scholton
Doris
Miami
Arizona
Dawson Hulett
Corry Hospital
Amy Green
Clara Dulten
Anta Mue Hamilton
Earth Hulett
Ruth Hulett
Sinelarvill
Abe Spenning
Named Japanese Envoy to U S Is Heaviest Dog Family
The piece notes that the heaviest dogs are large breeds such as Saint Bernards with weights from 125 to 180 pounds and shoulder heights of 24 to 29 inches. Irish Wolfhounds are taller but lighter overall, while giant dogs are rare anomalies that can be born into any large breed.
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St. Beryards
Washington Post
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C. H.remick
Edinboro State Teachers College
Trim
Girard Ian Rice
Rice Avenue
Mir. Rice
America
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Cran
Hiss
Wattsburo
Wattsburg
Watkaburg
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Watertord
Dispatch
Uem
Hama
le Bouer
Bernard Burkett
Virginia
Sree
Santa Nye Cass
Columbus High
Marion Thompson
Vivian Joan Aukeng
Bertha Stockton
Willis Brown
Cor Pa
Townville
H. J. Grant
Carry Cleaner & Dyer Branch
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
DE Jean & Cochran
U. S
United States
Japan
Kensuke Horinbuchi
New York
Horinouchi
Hitoji Saito
Great Britain
Persia
Personal
Ariel
James A
Me Knight
EME Bank
Columbus Avenue
Thotails Motor Company
Perry Collier
Dia
East South Street
Wumin
Plelus News Shore
Ganvassers
Goldin Rylie
Hisheu
Ibettur
Corry-Union City
Bia
High Waelpal
Ikospyer
Huferonyes
Studebaker
Ayaw Street
Emwange
Tom Wat
Larry Bink
Oonce
B. Bluller
Aia
Heller
Walle
Beat OL
Montagie Twins
Ag Jett Morris
Jill Stover
Olen
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