Oil and weather notes mark busy June week
The article reports weekly electric output by Associated Gas and Electric System at 55 204 734 units for the week ending June 8, up 4 percent from a year earlier, the highest since late March. It notes oil production in the US rising to 2 788 287 barrels daily for the week ended June 16, with a $2 975 increase from the prior week. Weather and daylight facts are given for the summer solstice, and local items include a frog poaching incident near Pittsburgh, a sheriff’s clerk’s illness, a wool pooling plan in Northwestern Pennsylvania, a Gramnd Army encampment at Gettysburg, home improvements on North Center, a child injured in a North Center accident, a store prize theft, and a movie referendum passing in Corry.
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Sparta Weds Beatrice Clavie and Susan Davis Kin Honor
Sparta notes celebrate two prominent local ladies Beatrice Clavie of Titusville and Susan Davis of Centerville. Davis, long a chief cook at Lone Pine, is mother to James Clark US lightweight boxing champion who won in Paris. Clark plans Centerville celebration upon return.
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Titusville
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Roving dogs kill eight deer in Pennsylvania region
Roving dogs have killed eight deer since February 25 in this area, reports Traveling Game Protector Blair Davis. Davis and his aides set traps and use devices to chase deer, risking life in the effort.
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Oil City youths rescue drowning man at Henrys Bend
William Brophy a 16 year old and Herbert Gonnelly a 17 year old, both of Oil City, saved Riddle a resident of Clarion from drowning in the Allegheny river at Henrys Bend. They dove found him on the river bottom and pulled him to the surface. A companion caused an overturned canoe incident but the youths again rescued Riddle.
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Mrs Schluraff Again in Race for County Commissioner
Mrs Helen M Schluraff formally announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for Erie County commissioner. In office for about four years, she touts economies in county government, reforms in courthouse maintenance, supplies purchasing, road damage claims, and salary adjustments, claiming she saved taxpayers thousands of dollars. She chairs the board of county commissioners and participates in local social and civic groups.
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Senate Holds Fate of Vital State Reforms
Reactionary Republicans in control of the State Senate set the stage for adjournment as much remedial legislation faces death in committees. Governor Earle urged enactment of measures, while a Senate clash over investigations showed the GOP majority resisting change. The Philadelphia magisterial reform and a Recovery Act face Senate fate amid party lines.
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Toledo Man Is Removed to Farview for Insane Slaying Suspect
Erie June 18 Harold Martish 84 Toledo suspected slayer of gasoline station attendant Robert McKee was moved from the county prison to Farview Hospital for the Criminal Insane early Monday. Sheriff Dell Darling confiscated six straight razors from him before transfer as Martish claimed to be a former barber and hoped to continue in that trade in the asylum. He warned he would be back soon and alleged he was railroaded into the asylum while planning an action by a wealthy party to release him. Martish had been jailed since Jan 5 after being returned from Toledo as the suspect in a holdup near Girard.
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Tax collection bill rests in Senate hands
Harrisburg June 18 Taxpayers push final drive for a group of 12 measures aimed at economy and efficiency in local government The centerpiece is the Moran Moran bill to abolish 2500 unnecessary local tax collectors saving about 3 million dollars annually The Senate Committee on Municipal Government is expected to report the measure despite opposition from lobbyists and local politicians
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Spiritualists plan for colony in Penna
In Ephrata Pennsylvania on June 18 Purубade plans restore and expand a Spiritualist project at Mountain Springs Hotel after ouster from Ephrata Parke The deal includes hotel buildings seven acres of landscaped grounds and additional land. A led by Mrs Ethel Posi the group seeks to operate on a larger scale than before. CARAGE BUILT OF AUTO PLATES WILLOWS Cal Ind Mereun plans a steel plated garage for storage and repair using 3 230 plates for the wooden structure.
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