Bears Appear in South Site Stir City Casualties and Tales
Residents of South Site including Pittsburgh correspondent X Jordan endured a tense night as a bear wandered Southeast Park and loitered near yards and garbage, prompting fear and a pulsing night in the business district. Elsewhere, a series of local items report a mental health meeting in Oil City, a Warren man charged with DUI, a funeral notice for Rufus Johnson, a beauty shop special, and wage talks between Steel Workers and Champion-DiArment Tool Company.
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X. Jordan
Pittsburgh
Southeast Park
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Jolan
Jordan
Spruce Street
Brain
Oil City
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Association of Trustees and
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William Nichols
East Main Street
Corry
Canl Dibble
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Clark If
Nelson
Nquar
Elks
Rufus
Johnson
Elks Indge
Chas
T. Craker
Crag
Meadville and Corry News Roundup of Local Events
Meadville reports a county farm superintendent resignation with Ed Lapta of Kane named successor to run the McKeay County Farm in Smethport. Community notices span hospital stays, club social events, a coroner’s inquest into Mrs. Ferlin’s death, a college graduation in Williams College, and motor accidents. A large Meadville Meadville area flood lift raises Chautauqua Lake levels, with road washouts noted along county highways.
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I. W. Jones
Smethport
McKeay
Jones
Ed. Lapta
Kane
Tenias
Tony Jackson
Essex St
DPI
Robert F Galwreath
Rotary
Holley
Bradford
Meadville
Herbert Ferlin
Herbert A. Mook
Chol Av ‘Thu ‘L. Bell We Toleilo
T. Horton Brooks
Hatntall
Jaiestown
Chautanglia Lake
Ognee
Waterways Decline In Pennsylvania After Rail Growth
A century ago Pennsylvanians celebrated canals and rivers for cheap travel and freight. Rails rapidly captured business, leaving 150 miles of canals abandoned or idle and inland waterways carrying little freight by 1981. Philadelphia and Erie remain two saltwater and lake ports with limited trans Atlantic impact.
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Mononzahela
Ohio
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Philadelphia
Erie
Delaware River
Delaware Bay
Great Lake
St. Lawrence River
New York
Boston
Quicksand Delays Sewer Project West of Pennsylvan ia
Quicksand has become an obstacle in the storm sewer constriction west of Pennsylvania Avenue hampering General Foreman Edwayd Harrington and crew. A five foot sewer pipe lies near the Keefe home garage as excavation reaches deep sand with eight feet to go. Rain slowed progress and officials face anxiety over shoring and safety until the sand is cleared. Robert J. Feach of Jamestown remains in hospital as work continues despite a prior business downturn.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Keefe
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Warland
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Thomas Motors Company
Teallan-American Club
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Titusvile Forge Company
Malas W. Armstrong
State Teachens’ College
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Jamestown
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International Corset Co
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Western Auto Associate Store
Corry, Pa
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Clantown
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