Lamprey control boosts trout catches in Great Lakes area
Bray reports Erie and other Great Lakes fishermen note progress against lamprey predation on trout. Anthon Kyritsis of Waukegan says early trout catches around the Jakes area exceed recent years as 66 percent of lampreys heading to spawn are captured in traps. No link shown between lamprey decline and trout rebound. In Greensburg Pa, Judge O Connell sentences Beatrice Vasey to life for fatal husband shooting. Walter Lawyer of Lawsville Ky buried. funeral at Bracken Keating Home with Rev Joseph R Clair officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Helene McGraw Sawyer and Alvin Sawyer attend from Louisville.
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Bray
Erie
Great Lakes
Anthon Kyritsis
Waukegan
Keyritsis
Greensburg
John M. O'Connell
Beatrice Vasey
New Kensington
Westmoreland County
Walter Lawyer
Lawsville
Kentucky
Bracken-Keating
Joseph R. Clair
Guy Abbey
Butch Gordon
James P. Sullivan
George Buck
Alfred Morrison
Donald Neylon
Pine Grove
Helene McGraw Sawyer
Alvin Sawyer
Louisville
Barber Eyes Auditor's Post in Pennsylvania
Erie June 13 State Treasurer Charles R Barber a three time Erie mayor may seek the auditor general nomination next year in the Republican State. Barber and current auditor general Weldon B Heyburn have signified willingness to switch jobs if conditions favor. Both were elected in 1948 and Barber backed by former Gov Duff's circle in 1950.
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Erie
Charles R. Barber
Pennnsylvania
Harrisburg
Barber
Weldon B. Heyburn
Commonwealth
Ascal
Auditor General
Welfare
Duff
U. S. Senate
Boits Heyburn
Pennsylvania
Heyburn
Union City Bank names new officers and president
Marty J. Wagman Sr is elected president of the Home National Bank in Union City replacing Fred W. Bauer who resigned. Lynn C. Rice is named vice president with Berhard Wellman as executive vice president and Milton Donaldson as director. Milton M. Rouse becomes cashier, formerly with First National Bank of Edinboro.
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Marty J. Wagman
Home National Bank
Union City
Fred W. Bauer
Wagman
Lynn C. Rice
Berhard Wellman
Milton Donaldson
Artbuckle
Milton M. Rouse
First National Bank of
Edinboro
Playground Activities Show Strong Participation Across Sites
Yesterday the summer playground program drew 410 youngsters with 230 at West South Street and 180 at Loveland Field. League results at Loveland Field include Midget Red Sox 9 Tigers 2, Junior softball Tigers 12 Terriers 8 Bulldogs 15 Beavers 9, Pee Wee Reds 7 Pirates 8 Dodgers 10 Giants 1. Tomorrow's games feature Midget Indians vs Red Sox, Junior softball Beavers vs Lions and Bulldogs vs Terriers, Pee Wee Giants vs Phillies and Dodgers vs Pirates. A girls softball game was halted at dusk and will finish tonight with Katherine Lotus leading Sylvia Anderson 19 14. The West South Street playground hosts the coloring contest results and an upcoming badminton tournament starts Monday evening with brackets announced later in the week.
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West South Street
Loveland Field
Red Sox
Tigers
Terriers
Bulldogs
Beavers
Reds
Pirates
Dodgers
Giants
Indians
Lions
Phillies
Katherine Lotus
Sylvia Anderson
Phyli
Janet Stroup
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Forbes Field
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Pitt Stadum
Pittsburgh Playhouse
Wir
Danlay
Mikvat Monogi
Rnsaraliens and
Ekanimatohgyfouse
Fifth Avenue
Father's Ward
Al’s
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Plymouth
Plymouth Divis
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Michigan