Huge Gas Well Brought In Near Renovo Pennsylvania
A massive natural gas well in Greenlick Field north of Renovo, PA, possibly the largest east of the Mississippi, was brought in by the New York State Natural Gas Co. Fire broke out during capping, visible from Renovo. Preliminary figures show output near 149 million cubic feet daily, the fourth and largest well since January.
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Renovo
Mississippi
Greenlick
Pennsylvania
Potter-Clinton County
New York State Natural Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Loch Haven
Japan Moves Toward Freer World Trade at Geneva
Japan backs freer trade with United States and aims to join GATT as a full member. Geneva ceremonies mark signing of the bilateral pact and Japan’s expected admission to GATT after a year of provisional status. News notes Senate House votes and trade extension debates shaping the outcome.
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Japan
United States
Geneva
U. S
GATT
Senate House
House
Daniel A. Reed
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Ranall
Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Randall Commission
Organization For Trade Co
OTC
U.S
Miss Martha Falmer Announced In Ripley
Miss Martha Falmer daughter of Mrs Frank Falmer of Ripley is announced. Amos White and Andrew Park hosted visitors. Erwin Palmer attended funeral services in Warren for Flora McCray age 89 with Wallace Palmer. Howard Way and Huth Paddock visited Graydon Sweet family. Mahlon Sweet admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. United States has more than 74 million off burners in use for central heating.
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Martha Falmer
Frank Falmer
Ripley, N
Amos White
Andrew Park
Erwin Palmer
Warren
Palmer
Flora McCray
Wallace Palmer
Howard Way
Huth Paddock
How Smart Are You Quiz on Current Events
A fragmented quiz asks seven questions about flags, percentages of WW II veterans alive, marriage law, Caspian Sea borders, and a presidential vote. The garbled text suggests readers test themselves by checking answers on the Classified page, with references to the US flag and historical figures.
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Lucy Stone League
Cnr
Vorces
Bordéy
Caspian Sea
Union
Iran
Turkey
Hower of Bievenson
Roaming Round of Interest in Connect Wo Magazine Change
Local readers report the editor regime at a Serbian relocated magazine. Former resident Kens Neth McArdis takes editorial charge. Willan McArdie and Henry Waterford assist. Community notes include a Mexicat shipment, busyness at Woolworth, Civil Air Patrol markers at Lawrence Airport, and legal actions on township sewer plans.
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Connect Wo
Gollipr
Kens Neth McArdis
Willan McArdie
Henry Waterford
Columbus
Harry Bayach
Woolworth
Crear
Lawrence
Civil Air Patrol
Common Pews Court
Sanitary Water Board
Department of Health
Bameocil Jntéminille
Corry School Board elects Lambing treasurer and Geiger secretary
Yesterday's Memories notes Corry school district actions from June 11 1935. John W Lambing was elected treasurer and Charles H Geiger retained as secretary and clerk at twenty dollars per month. The board approved a three hundred dollar summer period budget starting June 19 for six weeks. Three instructors named Mae McCormick Serepta Albert Leona Reed. Corry Public Library reports twenty four thousand eight hundred thirty two books issued in the past ten months with adult fiction at sixteen thousand six hundred.
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John W. Lambing
Charles H.geiger
Board of Education
Mae McCormick
Serepta Albert
Leona Reed
Corry Public Library
Marjorie Sullivan
Boy 6 Injured in Cream Separator Gear Incident
Forty years ago on June 11, 1915, Howard Johnson, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Spring Creek, caught three fingers of his left hand in a cream separator at home. An accident also occurred last evening when Comry High School juniors returned from their Findley Lake picnic, involving Miss Catherine Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of West Frederick Street.
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Howard
Donald Johnson
Spring Creek
Comry High School
Findley Lake
Catherine Smith
Lee Smith
West. Frederick Street
News Happenings On Ravelin Hill
The column lists visits and social events on Ravelin Hill and nearby areas. Names mentioned include Sweet, Swan, Bromley, Burdick, Redding, White, Raspas, Bushnell, Spielburg, Patterson, Grayson Sweet, Loomis, and Beckerink. Engagement news notes Richard Coon, son of Leo and Mrs. Coon.
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Ravelin Hill
Marianette ‘Sweet
Margaret Leaner
Sherman
Graydon Sweet
Lloyd Swanson
Russell
Frank Bromley
State Line Road
Harold Bromley
Alton Burdick
Pauline
Merle Sweet
Clayton Redding
Amos White
Mary Raspas
Franklin Bushnell
Kenmore
N. Y
Painesville
Grayson Sweet
Mary Loomis
Ruth Beckerink
Clymer Bag
May Sweet
Richard Coon
Leo Coon
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Corry High School
Knights of Pythiss Hall
Europoe
Detroit
Miss Mary
White
Dasghter
Rose Waltron
Mbad
Sell
Carmese
Winn
Chad
David Bikwins
Bradford
Toliason
Carty
Wits
Titusville
Anery
Ardin Rockofellow
West Spring Creek
Hig University
Rockifellow
Tuc
J. W. Gentilman
Rochester
Richard Matedtje
Ronald King
Corry
WICU
Erle
Farmers of Americk
North Warren State Hospital
Campaltes Toni
Phuinink
Robert Lytle
Titiavite School Board
Beett
Brigham
Coe Omy Lin Tin Pondel
Sunoco
N. Canter St
Lobe
Hallmark
Ph Lue
CHS
New High School
Mrs
Kinley Insurance Office
Mildred Orr
R. R. Dasmond
Wright School
All-Way Electric CO
Curry, Pa
Your Corry
WOTR
All-Way Electric
Donald A. Stewart
East Main Street
Traval and
van Heusen
Al’s
Clothes
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