Revival Opens At Bear Lake U B Church
Bear Lake, June 16. Beginning Tuesday evening a two week revival campaign will be in progress at the local United Brethren church. Rev Eugene Donelkon leads the first week with Rev Powell of Jamestown N Y guiding the second. The Mississippi Four will sing nightly. Ten services are planned for Saturday evening. Community notes list local visitors and events including a Goshen schoolmates picnic and a Bear Lake Woman's Club meeting with officers retained.
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Bear Lake
United Brethren
Eugene Donelkon
Powell
Jamestown
N. Y
Mississippi
Gil
Jean Manwaring
Edinboro
C. Manwaring
F. Swan
Louisiana
U. B. Parsonage
Cleo Carr
Cary
Harry Wilsted
Newwork News
W.H. Evans
Carty
Frad Blucher
George Stranigan
Columbus
J. C. Manwaring
Charles Stranigan
Bernice Huntley
Girard
Ned Huntley
Phoebe Phillips
Elma. Walker
Committee i
Mary Balcom
Grace Martin
Traffic Control Measures Reassessed For City Staffing
The report estimates minimum needs to raise traffic control to standard levels, proposing at least 19 000 city traffic officers, double the current state staff, and 1 000 additional expert traffic engineers.
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Traffc
Fireworks ban to cut July 4th injury toll
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania’s fireworks ban aims to curb Fourth of July injuries while preserving celebration. State Police Commissioner Lynn G Adams notes fatalities and injuries have declined since 1998, with prior years showing 8 deaths and 1702 injuries. The law allows supervised displays by permit issued by local authorities.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lynn G. Adams
Adams
Impressive Flag Day Observance in City
Attendee Attorney Evans praised Lieut. Evans and Company A 119th Infantry, recalling WWI valor and honoring fallen comrades. The program featured a flag retirement, the national anthem, and a benediction as Corry lodge and the community paid tribute to veterans and the flag’s ideals.
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Contin
Evans
112Th
Cory
119Th Infantry
Gond
Attorney Evans
Company A
France
Anthony Robach Yowski
Artine Lodge
Corry Lodge
Ziks
Jack Armstrong joins Army and Navy lore mix
The item notes "Jet Armstrong" or Jack Armstrong, famed as an All-American radio figure, entering service at Harlingen Texas Army Gymnasium School. It adds that "Jack Armstrong" is really Ben Gordon, a Chicagoan, and mentions Spinach possibly first grown in ancient Persia.
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Jet Armstrong
King
Harlingen, Tex
Army Gimnery School
Jack Armstrong
Ben Gordon
Chicagoan
Ancient
Persia
Doc Brown found dead at East Main hotel room
Joseph W Brown known as Doc Brown longtime resident of the European hotel was found dead in his room on East Main Street early today. He reportedly died of a heart attack while brushing his hat with a brush near his body, which lay in his bed. Brown worked as a representative for Quaker State Medicine Co selling patent medicines. He was a baseball enthusiast and friend of John J McGraw. Deputy Coroner R Lawrence Davison supervised the inquiry and relatives in the east were being sought. the body was moved to Davison Funeral Home pending notification.
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Joseph W. Brown
Doc Brown
East Main Street
Brown
Quaker State Medicine Company
John J. McGraw
Boston
Mass
R. Lawrence Davison
Davison
Leader of Rebekahs Dead at Oil City
Lena Mary McClintock 16-Mass dies in Oil City Hospital after two months illness. Native of Petroleum Center she was past grand district deputy of the Rebekah Lodge of Pennsylvania. Also noted, Evelyn Egbert daughter of Albert G and Elina Phipps Egbert, dies at home in Franklin apartments with sister Mabel. Longtime Pittsburgh teacher and playground worker, retired 1930. Apple tree prophecy notes 000 leaves in NY state College of Agriculture report.
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OI City
Sume
Lena Mary McClintock
Rebekah Lodge of Old Fellows
Pennsylvania
City Hospital
Petroleum Center
Eveyln Egbert
Inter
Albert G
Elina Phipps Egbert
Miller Apartments
Pranklin
Mabel Egbert
Pittsburgh
Johnstown Wreck Blocks Pennsylvania Main Line
Johnstown Pennsylvania June 16 Working crews cleared the last of four main tracks after a derailment near Portage halted an east bound freight train. Officials said the No 3 track reopened hours after the crash and heavy travel resumed on the other tracks.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Cnews
Areiden
Toln
Cryek St. Louisisiain
da. Mf
Spring Creek Township Resident Passes Away
Charles Avunuernour a resident of Spring Creek for over forty years died at his home last evening. Surviving are his wife Mary four sons Robert Charles and William of Spartansburg and Ex of Union City two daughters Irene Rugar of Spartensburg and Julia Lillie of Mendville sister Mrs Sadie Faunce of Titusville. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the home in Spartansburg with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Rev W B Garnett officiating. Children and many grandchildren survive. A sundown service will be held at the funeral home. West Wolingslower in Trumbull County reported two deaths yesterday Mabel Owett Arnold 34 and her mother William Harvey Arnold 1 both of F D. 2 Linesville.
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Charles Avunuernour
Spring Creek
Vanderhoot
Mary
Robert
Charles
William
Spartansburg
Union City
Mes
Irene Rugar
Spartensburg
Arn
Julia Lillie
Mendville
Sadie Faunce
Titusville
Priens Yasty Wall
Thuratiay
Tovey
Howe Ae Spyrlansbure
Rose Hill Cerercy
W. B. Garnett
Crawfird County
Harmansbure
West Wolingslower
Trumbull County
Ghia
Mabel Owett Arnold
William Harvey Arnold
Linesville
Urge Settlement Of Price Ceiling Disputes In Erie
In Erie on June 16 complaints of consumers over price ceilings were to be filed with the Office of Price Administration after efforts to settle disputes between consumers and retailers. Police Chief Grorpe J Christoph noted a state OPA meeting in Harrisburg last week where price ceilings as of March 1, 1942 were finalized and urged residents to seek ombudsman help before July 1. Ceiling rulings require conspicuous posting of price lists in retail stores.
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Erie
Office of Price Administration
Grorpe J Christoph
Mobiclly
Christopty
State Committee
The
OPA
Harristire
Christoph
Man Trapped After Auto Plunges 25 Feet
A man named My. Pret was trapped when an automobile dropped about 25 feet on the East State road near the Allegheny river south bank. Bystanders halted traffic until 90 minutes later when rescuers arrived to lift the vehicle and free him. He was taken to Olean hospital for observation with bruises.
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Lesay
Wudee
Akery Employe
East State Road
Ts Automobila
Bheny River
Allegheny Road
My. Pret
Olean Hospital
Sharon Geis Moose Torvention in 1943
Warren section officers for the coming year and 1843 convention city selection at the Western Pennsylvania Moose Association sub annual session. The Moose group met Sunday afternoon at the State Armory with D. Anderson of Tyrone named president and Sharon chosen to host next year. The article notes cooperative handling of consumer complaints led with the OP.
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Warren
Hanl Sesson
Westhern Fefnssylvania
Moose Association
State Armory
D. Anderson
Tyrone
Sharon
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Goshen
Crisco
Parkerhouse Rolls Sandwich Rolls
California
Cam
Jack
von Gordont
Joseph M
Doc) Brown
Rebekahs
Oil City
New York State College of Agriculture
Weatels
Spring Creek Township
Sharon Geis
Pennzip-Pennzoil
PennZoil
FennZoil
Pennzoil Company
Union City, Pa
AMG Farm Souipment
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