Titusville boy nets 3 1 4 pound brown trout
Billy Burgeson a 12 year old from Titusville hooks a three and a quarter pound brown trout in Killwell creek beyond East Titusville. The note mentions a local ad for Kelly's and other brief community items including a bridge condemnation in Oil City and a church aid meeting led by Garbrude Croscutt with a planned quilt project and a musical performance by Heay Merrill Wilcox and Mary Roberts at Parish Hall.
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Billy Burgeson
Titusville
Killwell Creek
Unis
Kelly's
Center Street
Oil Creek
Oil City
State Highway Department
Seiote Community” Aid
Garbrude Croscutt Priday
Heay Merrill Wilcox
Mary Roberts
Town celebrates flag day amid borough centennial events
Warren marks Flag Day with a mammoth parade and centennial celebration of becoming a borough while honoring the 165th birthday of the Stars and Stripes. Local notices include a vaudeville admission, potato sale, and various civic updates across Meadville Janes town and DuBois areas.
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Will J. Wilcox
Warren
Stars and Stripes
Parish Hall
Corry Creamery Co
Freit Ross
Evelyn Stewart
Shnner
Jose-1phine Jonson
Helen Sorenson
Proxrence Lavelatil
Lilliam Bowman
Ning Haskins
Ross
Root's Furniture Store
L —Jamestown
Eva LaCroix
East Second Street
Russell Cappami
Chasge
Lac
Eileen Kimmy
DuBois
Mise Pulton
Clearfield
Sertide Richardeon
BuBois
Prominent Chicago Sportsman Dies by Own Hand
A note from Royal CG Vilas reveals he killed himself, denying life insurance of about $310,000. Mrs Vilas found him dead after the act, leaving a letter that spoke of doing this for her and their children.
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Royal CG. Vilas
Chicago
Police Guard Stadium as Reds Threaten at Convention
Police guarded a large stadium as a Communist protestor camped nearby two blocks away. Senator Dickinson spoke at 12 07 amid cheers, then business resumed with committees chosen. Nine pro La Follette delegates refused to rise during the keynote for Hoover. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler urged repeal of prohibition, a resolution moved to the platform committee. The convention adjourned at 1 15 p m to reconvene tomorrow.
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Dickinson
Resolutions
Congress Hotel
Hoover
White House
Walter H Newton
Withy
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Butler
United Press
Fire and events mix in Dubois 1888 notices
Firemen plan a public observance of the disastrous 1888 Dubois fire on June 18. A Merchants Association Industrial Fair opens soon with T. Gheervance as a feature. Classified items include maple slabs for sale, beauty services, a birth notice, and local ads.
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DuBois
T. Gheervance
Merchants’ Association
Edward Croasey
West Fourth Street
Hile
South St
Eugene
Tn West Bimg Street
Covey Hospital
Clymer
Ward
All-Way Electric Co
Brockway Man Ends His Life in Ridgway Area
Oblandi Caruso, a Brockway miner, walked along the railroad tracks near Brockway and, using a 38 caliber revolver, killed himself while waiting for a freight train to mask the shot. Train crew heard the report and notified police. Coroner Bowser found suicide. notes indicated intent and disposal plans. A wood cook stove sought at 122 Franklin Street.
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Oblandi Caruso
Brockway
Ben Martin
Irns
Bowser
Reynaldsville
Junior-Senior Prom Enjoyed at St. Edward's
St Edward's High School hosted its annual Junior-Senior Prom in Ward's Hall last evening. The hall resembled an old fashioned garden with umbrellas and greenery. Green and white decor dominated as Morgan's Orchestra played from 9 pm to 1 am for students and guests. Patrons included Mr and Mrs Paul Weber, Mr and Mrs Walter Dugan, Mr and Mrs James Sullivan, Mr and Mrs John Mooney, Miss Mary Sullivan, and Mervyn Nast.
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St. Edward's High School
St. dWard's Hall
Red Morgan
Paul Weber
Walter Dugan
James Sullivan
John Mooney
Mary Sullivan
Mervyn Nast
Flag Day Program in Betsy Ross House
Philadelphia marked Flag Day at Betsy Ross House on Arch Street and Independence Mall Major J Hampton Moore spoke of commemorating the flag’s birth with Washington’s bicentennial due to Betsy Ross’s links The event highlighted the historical home as a symbol of American origins amid celebrations
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Summer
Philadelphia
Benny Ross
J. Hampton Moore
Old
Ross House
Arch Street
Independence Mall
Washington
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