WSWS Anniversary Marks Camp Findley Event Circuit
The Camp Findley summer series opens with the Diamond Jubilee Convention of the Erle Branch WSWS at the HUB camp grounds by the lake and continues until Thursday noon. Afterward the grounds host Christian education camps and youth conferences through August 29 with multiple camps and events. General speakers include Mrs. J B Showers and Miss Janet Gilbert with special mission fund activities honoring Mrs. J Hal Smith.
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Camp Findley
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Erle
Women's Society of World Service
J.B. Showers
WSWS
South America
Showers
Janet Gilbert
HUB Organization For Women Missionary Work
Charles W. Leader
Leader
J. Hal Smith
Corry
Cause of Missions
Mabel Silver
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Bible Institute
Goiaz
Transit Strike Ends in Pittsburgh as Wages Rise
Pittsburgh mass transit resumed after a 36 day trolley and bus strike ended with a one year contract. Workers accepted a three cent hourly wage increase retroactive to May 1, with a $201 per hour basic rate for about 2/100 drivers though full service was delayed for maintenance. Irvin L Harris 17 of Uniontown died while swimming in Cool Spring Reservoir.
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Pittsburgh
Steel City
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Uniontown
Irvin L. Harris
Cool Spring Reservoir
Coroner and DA to decide on inquest into infant death
Erie coroner Warren Wood and District Attorney Damian J. McLaughlin will confer with State Police to determine if an inquest is needed into the death of 3 month old Elaine Margaret Mardis of West Ridge Road Erie. Corporal Herman Sieber said the father Paul K. Mardis suspects a skull fracture from an accident last week and has been released from custody while the investigation continues. The infant died Thursday from a skull fracture autopsy dated nearly a week earlier.
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Erie
Warren Wood
Damian J. McLaughlin
Elaine Margaret Mardis
West Ridge
Road
R. D
Herman Bieber
Cirard Barracks
Pennsylvania
Paul K. Mardis
Mardis
Corp
Sieber
Corry Student Wins College Fellowship
A Wesleyan MAT program selects 12 high ranking liberal arts graduates for teaching training in public secondary schools. The Princeton alumnus will study advanced sciences and humanities with methods of teaching plus practice teaching in Middletown high schools and extracurricular coaching and guidance roles. The $1 625 grant renews for a second year as long as academic performance remains satisfactory.
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Lberal
Wesleyan
Pitts
Princeton
Middletown
Ito Partichiwle
Wesleysia
Fire destroys Jamestown pavilion after large blaze
Jamestown Hillside Park Dance Pavilion suffered over 5000 dollars in damage in a fire that firefighters from four companies fought off the Frewsburg Road. The octagonal 46 by 36 foot structure lost most flames at the rear while a nearby family plenery building escaped damage._origin of the fire undetermined. Several organizations had planned outings there and may use alternative facilities.
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Jamestown
Hillside Park
Frewsburg Road
Park Awning Preparations Over Summer Activities
H. Swanson, owner, said workers at the park were painting picnic tables in preparation for summer activities, but the structure had been unused for several days. Mrs. Kenneth Lindberg was consulted on the matter.
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H. Swanson
Kenneth Lindberg
Unclear OCR Item From Late Night Scene
Fragmentary report notes a tire discovery after 11 p m during an incident involving two uniforms on a clothesline. The text mentions a waitress at Lawrence Restaurant and defines swallowing as deglutition.
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Lawrence Restaurant
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INE
EUB Church
Great Valley
N. J
Kentucky
H. F. Rengle
Maneval
Zennie Fish
G. T. Bergman
Lottie Keppel
Jack Marshall
N. Y
Chrysler
Indianapolis
Daytona Beach
Tcorry
China
Widmann & Teah, Inc
North Center Street
Stetson
Newton
Clarence Wallace
First Ave
Corry, Pa
Artort US
Paul H. Sloan
Crownhill
Crownhill Laboratories Dept. G, P. O
Box
Erie, Pa
Fonteen Crate
Leed's
TritVal
TruVal
Dad
Al's Clothes Shop
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