Unsettled yet warmer Junior High promotion exercises held
A warmer tone marked the Junior High promotion exercises in the evening. A bicycle owned by Mark Lindsley on West Main Street was found and returned to police after Roy Vogt reported a theft via the Journal. Police planned to investigate further while multiple local notices span marriages, weather, and community events.
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Mark Lindsley
West Main Street
Roy Vogt
Mike Dymenniy
PR. R
Gates Street
Bellet
Dymenniy
Capitol Beauty and Utility Plan Nears Completion
Harrisburg June 7 The 22 year Capitol beautification plan in Pennsylvania moves toward completion with the State Finance Building. Brunner's four unit plan including the South and North Office Buildings and the Memorial Bridge shaped the campus. Final unit the State Finance Building now under construction aims to finish this 83 million project by year end as terraces and plaza space open to the main floor.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Finance
Hill
America
Harrigbureg
M Commission
Capitol Building
Eighth” Ward
New York
Arnold W. Brunner
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial
Brunner
North Ofice
Capitol
General State Authority
Brummer
Susins
Revenue Department
City Council Rejects Police Patrol Car Bids Again
Bids from Clarence S. Wallace Thomas Motors Company and Christensen Motors failed to include required certified checks, delaying the contract for a police patrol car for a second time. The council ordered a new advertisement and readvertisement, with bids to be opened at a special meeting on June 22. The delay postpones delivery by about two weeks, and the department has used a street crew vehicle at night while Chief Flanigan travels in his own car for essential trips.
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Sailure
Clarence S. Wallace
Thomas Motors Company
Christensen Motors
Ise
Publi Property
Sandburg
Flanigan
Erie Man's Death Sparks Foul Play Question
Erie police investigate whether John Grande 58 was murdered or struck by a train after his body was found along the New York Central tracks at 15th and Walnut. Absence of clear injuries prompts review, with Grande last seen at Cambrese club early Monday. The deputy coroner attributes the death to a glancing train blow, not foul play.
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Erie
John
Jack) Grande
West A7th Street
New York Central Railroad
15Th and
Walnut Streets
Grande
Griffin Manufacturing Company
15Th
Cherry Streets
M.S. Duffy
West Sth
J. Amd M. Doyle Contracting Company
Victor Bach
Cambrese Club
West 16Th Street
Charles IR. Leone
Two Corryites Earn Diplomas From Westminster College
Miss Wutune Burr daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Burr of East Frederic street earned a degree in a three year class at Westminster College New Wilmington Pa alongside Miss Bier and Miss Ernestine Dyn daughters of local residents. Dr Arthur S Bestor spoke at the commencement exercises. Convict camp cook escapes stealing provisions from the Arcadia county camp.
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Wutune Burr
Raymond
Burr
East Frederic Street
Amotge
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Bier
Ernestine Dyn
Albert Lytin
North Enter Street
Yiling
Carry Jurgh School
Arthur
Bestor
Chautauqua Institute
Warren County official Lewia Crippen dies after illness
Lewia J. Crippen 69 Democratic member of the Warren County board of commissioners died Saturday evening in his home neighborhood. He served as school director and township supervisor and was elected to the board in 1985 taking office in January 1986. He was born April 12, 1909 in Beckenstray township and resided in Grand Valley. He is survived by his wife Charlotte, two sons Basil and Louis, and two daughters Mrs. Paul Davis and Mrs. George Atikin.
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Warren
Lewia J. Crippen
Board of
Warren County Commissioners
Onowdaga
Lowing & Wear
Crippen
Crippen IH
Beckenstray Township
Fie
Grand Valley
Cunty
Board of Acurity Commissioners
Charlotte McGinley
Basil
Louis Crippen
Paul Davis
George Atikin
Tidioute
Beaten Path Easiest Trodden and Curiosity's Role
The saying notes that a beaten path is easiest to tread yet human curiosity drives progress as it seeks what lies in the jungle. The line evokes exploration and the urge to uncover hidden possibilities beyond familiar routes.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Class Day Dance and Picnic Held at Renton High School
Renton High School held its annual class day dance Monday afternoon with fifty couples dancing from 9 to 11 30 PM to George Webber's orchestra. The Junior and Senior classes continued activities today in the campus plan. Two buses carried seventy plus students and several individuals to an event despite rainy weather. Tickets were sold as a digest to ensure all could enjoy the entertainment.
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Renton High School
Junibyrg
George Web
Upsweek
Atudenty
Uie Elusa
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Mary Jane Reyda
Corry
United States
Bureau of Mines
Oil City
Clark M. Richelberger
League of Nations Association
WABC
Tsahor Sobel
Antown
Farley
Natonal Air Mail
Blue
National Broadcasting Company
New Castle
National Federation of Letter Carriers
National Association of Post Office Clerks
B. Porter
Donald Miller
Valley of New Castle
Harbor Hall
Concord Township
Ringling
Corry High Alugin
Frank T. Babbitt
Corry High School
High Echo
Carlton Ghamtee
United Press
John Grande
Weuhias
Czechoslovakia
Johan Kolar
Kolar
Frank C.chapin & Sons
Cook
Arcadia
Fis
Blackwell
Mose
Groveries
L. J. Crippen
Warren County
Warren Commission Board
Loblaw
Eatwell
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Ocean Gold
Majestic Cookware
Plymouth
Flymouth
Plyeouth
Detroit
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