Bradford Police Seek Two After Theft Of English Setter
Police report two men sought by Bradford authorities in the theft of a valuable English setter owned by B. T. White of 247 Franklin Avenue. The dog valued at $100 was black and white. suspects headed toward Warren and Corry. Commencement week at St Edward's parochial school. Police recovered an abandoned bicycle downtown and seek its owner at the city jail. Authorities investigate a hold-up attempt near midnight with a car twice approaching Edward Crapser, but he escaped. Rotarian attendance to Cleveland for Rotary International convention June 18 to 23. The Journal notes extra copies of the June 8 edition with Corry High School graduates. Ralph Lindsey reports catching six red foxes over the weekend. State safety reports 296 Pennsylvania operators lost privileges for vehicle code violations the week ending June 5. Temple University names Irland Mek Beckman assistant treasurer. Erie Republicans announce candidacies for county register of wills. Carlton V. King (Democrat) runs. Mrs. Mary Amelia Allison Gifford, 87, mother of Erie attorneys, dies. Pine Grove Cemetery Association meeting set for Bracken Keating Company offices Tuesday at 8. Westinghouse dealer Eligworth Holt asserts he is the sole local dealer. Charles Bracken accepts a position at Citizens National Bank. A class at Corry High School graduates includes all girls and three boys receiving first Holy Communion at Thomas Church.
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Bradford
B. T. White
Franklin Avenue
Warren and
Corry
Naval Armory Project At Erie Wins Approval
Erie city officials indicate support for Terrace Gardens at 20th and State to establish a naval armory. Finance Director Paul Watson schedules a Tuesday session to review lease terms and prevent city obligations beyond leasing the property. Councilman Joseph G. Martin stresses the naval reserves deserve suitable quarters and view the chance as cost free to the city.
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Erie
Terrace Gardens
Paul Watson
Ely
Lann
Watson
Naval Reserve
Joseph GC
Martin
Carter Hill Cooking Club Meets For 4-H Session
The third meeting of the 4-H Cooking Club was held at Miss Alberta Williams home from 1 to 4 30 p m with 11 members present Miss Williams spoke on posture demonstrated by Mary Ellen Tallett A fundraising committee was appointed to aid girls at State College Helen Lee Jein Fallett Frances Skales with Mildred Lindburg as chairman Next gathering set for June 22 at Miss Lindburg home to hear a talk Members to bring three muffins and breakfast items prepared into a pig tray and eggs to poach scramble fry and omelet All members urged to attend
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Alberta Williams
Jane Caterson
Mildred Lindburg
Williams
Mary Ellen Tallett
Lindburg
State College
Heleni Lee
Jein Fallett
Frances Skales
Miss Lindburg
Eisie ‘Lindburg
UB Pastor Hart Injured in Smethport Crash
The Rev. E. L. Atkins of Palmers Valley United Brethren church was badly hurt near Smethport at 4:45 PM Friday when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Bert Ovialt of R. D. 15 Smethport. He suffered a left arm fracture, scalp and facial lacerations, and a right leg injury. He received treatment locally before being moved to Community Hospital.
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Kan
He Atkins
Palmers Valley
Smethort
Black Sheep of Shetland Inspire Wool Trade
On the Shetland islands of Scotland black sheep are valued not cast out, providing some of the world finest wool. Their three bags full yield beautiful black woolen blankets and shawls sent to buyers across the earth.
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Wrefer
Shetland Islands
Scotland
Downward Movement In Relief Cases Continues
Week ending June 3 shows a net decrease of 4,004 relief cases in Pennsylvania, driven by 7,038 case closings and 1,101 openings. Private industry employment reduces 1,808 general assistance cases, with unemployment compensation also cutting the caseload. WPA impacts linger from May. Total funds spent reach $477,040 while general assistance rolls fall to 1,288,383 recipients.
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Pennsylvania
Jaye
Applil Sims
Wwlulen
Farmers May Apply For Lime Superphosphate
The County Agricultural Conservation Committee announced the county office is ready to receive applications for lime and superphosphate to be used under the non crop and pasture land program. Materials are supplied to farmers and the cost will be charged against payments earned under the program. Farmers may obtain up to the maximum soil building allowance, with details from the County Agricultural Conservation Office in East Pa or from community committee men including Wyatt Blackman of Waltsburg.
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Werie County Agricn Nyn| Conservation Comittee
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Security Peoples Bunk Bng
Ease
Wyatt Blackman
Waltsburg
Lea
Chesterfield Publicizes Summer Ad Campaign and Radio Plans
Chesterfield continues its summer series of personality cigarette ads featuring Joan Bladell Melvyn Dougins Gale Page and the Lane sisters along with Albert Spaulding and Johnny Vander Meer. A new Chesterfield radio program led by Fred Waring debuts in June across the East Coast network, while Paul Whiteman's Wednesday broadcasts on CBS continue with the Modénaires and others in Corry and Union City with local sponsors listed.
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Wmen
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Ligeetl and Myers Tobarea Company
Joan Bladell
Melvyn
Dougins
Gale Page
Lane Sisters
Albert Spaulding
Johny Vander Meer
Chesterfield
Smalls
Chester “Ield
Fred Waring
Fils
Maiuin Broadening Company
Paul Whiteman
Homemakers School 10 Opens Here Tuesday
Mrs Helen Heibpin known nationally for homemaking work leads the Homemakers School opening at Corydon High School Tuesday at 2 pm. The program covers cooking laundry diets table etiquette and party planning with a film segment You Can Move Everything and emphasizes practical home economics and demonstrations for wives and husbands.
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Helen Heibpin
Wil Condo
At & Pom
Corydyn High
Elsworth W. Holt
Muss Heithrink
Westinghouse
Hher
Hellurink
Heltbrink
Mansfield
Ohio
Wits
Evaleing
Has Few Earthquakes In New England In 300 Years
New England has experienced only about 17 minor earthquakes in the past three centuries, indicating a notably quiet seismic history for the region. Scientists note the rarity of such events and discuss regional fault activity and historical records in shaping this low frequency.
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New England
Cypress Knees as Breathing Branches in Swamps
The cypress tree grows underwater knees that emerge during rains, acting as breathing structures. These odd protrusions reach above the surface to draw air, serving as a natural adaptation in swampy environments.
Attempted murder case in Brie County ends with brief sentence
An alleged attempted murder case in Brie County ended Friday as Jobe Brooks received 11 days in Brie County Prison. Brooks attacked his wife with a fist and threatened to crash the car, but authorities say a faulty axle thwarted the assault when a 25 foot barrier stopped the vehicle.
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Brie
Brix County
cl'Galin
Gichkird
Nese Kearsargs
Vuality
Jobe Broies
He Brie
Steinfurth
Kearsirge
Agaist
Brooks
Hey
Youth Dies in Crash Near Spartansburg
A Heights High School student from Cleveland died in a car crash near Spartansburg while en route to Miami University. He was 19 and left behind his parents, a brother Robert, 19, and sister Jean, 16. The funeral will be held at Centerville with burial in Centerville Cemetery. The other teen occupant survived.
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Heights High School
Cleveland
Miami University
Inall
Robert
Jean
Park & Tilford Company
Crowe Funeral House
Union Chape
T. S. Tanner Nome
Centerville
Rumbaugh
Centerville Cemetery
Unseen Value Good Glues In Furniture Making
The text notes that unseen glues incorporate unseen values in good furniture. Some glues are nearly indestructible and moisture resistant and are used in producing high quality furniture.
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Inwye
Nein
Gore Ven
Board of Revention
St. Edward's Parochial School
Edward Crapser
Ees Street
Washington ~ West Wayne Street
Journal
Corry High School
Rotary International
Fea
Ralph Lindsey
State Bureau of Safety
Temple University
Irland Mek. Beckman
State Banteing
Philadelphia
W. G. Stroble
Erie County
Cor Oer
Repubican
County Register of Wills
Ralph McCord
Fred Taylor
Carlton V. King
Mary Amelia Allison Gifford
P. Vincent Gifford
W. Pitt Gifford
Vincent Gifford
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Sn Bracken Keating Company
Eligworth Holt
Westnghouse
Charles Bracken
Citizens National Bank
Bracken
Naval Armory
Carter Hill Cooking
Pastor Hart
Smethport
Thrift
Corry Building
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Wattsburg
Pad
Oast
Nena Tosco
Homemakers School
Schial
Spartansburg
Weil Mont
Nccupanta
Mannish
F.C. Chapin & Sons
Chesterfields
T. W.A
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