Playgrounds and circus backstage plans delight Erie
Educational and recreational programs for city children are being organized by Kiwanis at Washington and Concord street schools. George Welker explained the summer program at Hotel Corry and a committee led by Keppel Tiffany was formed to run it. Monty McClure spoke on You Cant Take It With You and attended a directors meeting. Divisional jamboree plans include a July 18 event at Conneaut Lake with lunch, golf, dinner, and dance.
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Kiwanis
Washington
Concord Street
Pang
Oli
George Welker
iKiwanis Clip
Corry
Erie
Keppel Tiffany
R. H. Rossbachey
Francis Garvey
Harvey Croscot
W. C. Cox
Monty McClure
Warren
McClure
Conneaut Lake
Local Fair Contorts Through Odd Street Show
A quirky city pageant features eccentric performers and visiting locals amid a lively crowd. Gypsy dancers and a chef on the front counter entertain as residents observe the unusual parade of characters.
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Nsw
Sally Mbister
Officers named at 44th Western Star convention
The 44th annual Western Star convention in Pennsylvania concluded with officer elections and Philadelphia chosen as the 1930 convention city. Elected were Anna Dolph Dolph dolph, but this record preserves the source entities: Anna L. Windolph of Philadelphia as worthy grand matron. May Betty Ragarise of Wilkinsburg as associate grand matron. Dofovan Ovis Klaxer as grand patron. Corapolis DorVille? as associate grand patron. Orville Brown of New Castle as grand patron. Margaret B. Alexander of Philadelphia as grand secretary. Mabel B. Miller of Pittston as grand treasurer. Lorence Wolstenhulme of Philadelphia as grand conductress. Jane Seliers as associate grand conductress. Velma Moore and Lloyd Stowe noted among attendees.
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United Press
Altoona
Order of Western Star of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Anna L. Windolph
Worthy
May Betty Ragarise
Wilkinsburg
Associated
Dofiovan Ovis
Klaxer
Coraopolis
Orville Brown
New Castle
Margaret 8
Alexander
Corry Woman Stricken Today
Mrs Ismet Arnold 72 of 8 Brook Street Corry died at Corry Hospital after an illness dating from December She was preceded in death twelve years by her husband Major Merrick Arnold She was born Oswego New York and moved to Corry seventeen years ago Surviving are three brothers W I B Lloyd George Lloyd Mayville and John Lloyd Detroit The body to Bracken Keating funeral home with calling hours and funeral Monday at 2 from Bracken Keating chapel Interment Pine Grove cemetery
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Cuin
Ismet Arnold
Brook Street
Corry Hospital
Major Merrick Arnold
Oswego
C-try
Corry
Lloyd
Mors
Arnold
George Lloyd
Mayville
John Lloyd
Detroit
Pine Grove Cemetery
Glove Making Introduced to America in 1780
Glove manufacturing was introduced into America about 1780 when a number of Scots glovemakers settled in Fulton County New York.
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America
Fulton County
New York
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Somay Evening Journal
Gorry
Pas
Mysteri
Cuuere
Gimue
Frank West
Erol House
Cook House
Paris
Wie Depple
Eastern Star
W. Stuart Houghton
Velma Moore
Lloyd Stowe
Ace Bicycle
Western Auto
Doiktik
Root’s Furniture Store
Cne Cotte
Wards
Penn
Montgomery Ward
North Center Street
Fen the
Vax
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