Newly Married Couple Honored at Beaverdam
Beaverdam June 14 reception planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guarles Tanner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tanner. Doris Wright, now Mrs. Tanner, was mentioned. Several local residents and visitors were noted at social and church events, with ministers Greer and Gleock leading services and quarterly conference activities scheduled.
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Heaverdam
Evanion
Guarles ‘Tanner
Harold ‘Tanner
Wright
Tanner
Taner
Doris Wright
Greer
Meadville
Beaverdam
Curch
Glelock
McCray Methodist Church
United Brotfken
Christ Church
Rive
Hattie Rogers
Union City
Leo Jones
Ralph Cheney
Charles Hodge
Carl Proctor
Warren
Leon Proctor
Robert Mulvin
Walter Dr
Lyn Sil
Harald Howard
Ralph Bailey
A. G. Stillman
Paul Weed
John Moore
Nancy Lou
Oc ‘Vy
Eyni Sd
Walter Proctor
Tarbell
Ofernoon
Reed Brown
Young Suiter Walks With Help After Injury
Chicago report notes Suey Shite Sr father of a boy injured in a tragedy states that the youth walked with assistance. The account mentions hospital aid, a room, and family details amid a mix of garbled names and dates, reflecting a troubling OCR reading from the June article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suey Shite
Chiveago
Rictim
Fred, Jr
Tile Util
Sulie Gay
Hiion
Jane Auguat
Sparta Farmers Partner In Developing Cabbage Industry
ASPARTANSBURG June 14 Two progressive farmers Tayman and Clint Smith form a cabbage growing partnership. Ingram handles daily market trucking. They planted four acres mid April with a plan to plant 60 000 on five more acres using a self watering planter. They expect to market the crop soon and sell 100 plants per minute under favorable conditions. Community notes share Legion, PTA, and local social events with gatherings and visits.
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Aspartansburg
Tayman
Clint Smith
Ingram
Smith
American Legion
Grandin Drake
Fern Sayre
L. V.thorogood
John Adams
Grandiy Drake
Mabel Schreckengast
Delly Drake
Carrie ‘Taylor
Grace Winton
American Legion Auxiary
Reading
Guy Fish
Hick Winton
Fairview
Mr. Crosby
Preyer
Bernicé Titsler
Frank ‘Henton
J. P. Lampert
Simdlay School
Paul Graham
Vrooman
George O. Pearce
Marjorie
Shirley Pearce
Ip.bc
Grace
Rose
Leo SW
McGauthey
Dean Coates
Howard Blanchard
H. M. Clark
The
Wallaces
United Brethren Church of
Wirt Tagram
Willard Tillotson and
Childre
Lucille Blakeslee Ware
PTA
Cannesiit Lake
Troy ‘Thacker
Ball Python Lays Eggs at Philadelphia Zoo
A ball python, a 9 West African constrictor, reportedly laid eggs in its cage at the Philadelphia Zoo marking the first known instance of this species producing in captivity. The eggs are described as duck-egg sized with soft shells.
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Philadelphia
Ridgway Plant of Elliott Co to Be Expanded
June 14 report says Hayday received from federal government electrical equipment for the U S Navy under the defense program ensuring two years of steady operation for the Ridgway plant of Elliott Company. James Dixon, general manager, says two hundred fifty people are employed. Inspector R R Swanson from Ridgway is named. Rehabilitation over the last year cost 125000 with new machinery, roots, painting, floors. Foundry re-equipped as punch and welding shop. Foundry equipment moved to Hillcott Company plant at Jeannette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
U. S. Navy
Defense Progr
Eblitcoit Company
Jamey Dixon
Cor Tern
Dixon
Wavy Department
Nak
R. R. Swanson
Willcot| Company
Hillcott
Jeannette
Firemen's Relief Fights Fund Diversion in Pennsylvania
The Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania reports a legislative move to divert funds from the firemen's relief accounts. Secretary Charles E. Clark says money given by the assembly should be safeguarded and vows political action against future diversions. Local groups plan to mobilize women’s associations and county and state officials to oppose the scheme. Journal Want-Ads invite readers to sell old bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Association of Pennsylvania
Legislatus
Charles E. Clark
Clark
629 Miles of Township Roads to Be Improved
Harrisburg reports 629 miles of second class township roads to be improved this season with $5.212 million in state funds and local contributions. The program covers 449 projects plus bridges, with WPA involvement and county shares.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
T. Lamont Hughes
Cameron
Bik
Forest
Breau
I Department
WPA
Nearby church services listed in Warren area notices
Worship services at West Spring greet church at 10 Sunday with Rev E A Hock delivering Fathers of the Scriptures. Sunday school at 11. Children’s Day program by Spring Creek Bible school scholars. Evening service at 8 by Rev Hoole on Neutral We Cannot Be. Harbor Hall services led by local Bible school students with Wilson Armitage. Spencer School service at 4 EST with Rev Hook on Our Youth Trust. Warren air meet features flight contests and parachute jump on July Fourth. Helen Walker and Pauline Greene to participate. WPA projects show 15,586 employed in 61 counties. more work could be available with full staffing.
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Wests Spring Greet
E. A. Hock
Bible School Scholars of
Spring Creek
Hook
Oar Youth ‘Trust
Tsalah
Hoole
Harbor Hall Community Hall
Bible School
Wilson Armitage
Spencer School
Warren
Fouth
Warren Youth Injured in Motorcycle Crash near McConnellsburg
A Warren youth, McKelvey, son of the late Mr and Mrs Wugh McKelvey, was critically injured Wednesday when his motorcycle overturned on a Web highway near McConnellsburg. He suffered a broken back and was rushed to a hospital in Everett, Bedford county, in serious condition. The injured youth, who enlisted in the U.S. Army last year, was guiding more than 109 Army trucks from Detroit to Baltimore and has been stationed at Camp Holabird, Maryland.
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Adam Anderson
New Castle
Gary Thaker
Thacker
Dor
Katherine ‘Thompson
Corry R. D
Clarence Smith
Bloomfield Grange
Smith
A. C. Grant
D. Brown
Bit Buck
Dorothy Whitford
Bradford
Plumer
S. J. Ross
S. J. Ross, Where the Birthdays of Mrs. Grant
Brown
Mr. Ross
Adah Maxon
Riceville
L. J. Titus Af Corry
George H. Davis
Glenn Steadman
Reeday
New York City
Glenn
Samuel Culver
Paul Remington
S Bart Snapp
Corry Hospital
Bryan Hayes
North East
Ray Marhart
Merlin Brown
Yale Jour
Ald McKelvey
Wugh McKelvey
McConnellsburg
MokKelvey
Tom Hospitol
Everett
Bedford County
Warren
U.S. Army
Detroit
Baltimore
Camp Holabird
Maryland
U S Speaker says nation may be drawn into clash of ideologies
At Conneaut Lake Pa professor Paul Glidden warned the nation may not stay neutral as fascism spreads and forces democracy into a death struggle. He spoke at the Pennsylvania Motor Trek Association meeting at Allegheny College urging vigilance against a global spread of fascist philosophy.
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U.S
Conneaut Lane
Dink Fa
Paul HL Glidden
Ilse
Pennsylvania Motor Trek Association
Allegheny College
Canada
South America
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Aus
Erie
Dorothy Lindberg
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Black
Waterford
C. G. Lindberg
Mildred and
Elsie Lindberg
Carter
Sparta Farmers
Irs
Clinton Smith
Legion Auxiliary Names
Sparta
Buell’s Corners
Chuck Roast
Liores
Sunnyfield
White House
Tbs
Ridgway Plant
Elliott CO
Firemen's Relief
Township Bureau of Highways
Corry
West Smith Sk
Rhodes
R. E. Cross Dial
Vigoro Friant Tablats
Tabor
Science
Franklin Institute
PNO
Crystal Ice & Coal Company
Tadii
Baptist Institute For Christian Workers
McCandrew
Center St
Dial
Corry, Pa
Has Absorbine Jr
Pinkham
Woodbury's Shampoos
Vitalis
Burma
Woodbury
Dewett
Whisley's
Mexico
Italia
Saveral Coast
Italiar
Rome
Pers
Necempis
Airo
Sicily
Serted
Alfie
Probi
Cocoine
Reichard
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