Around Town Notes On Local Happenings And Changes
In town items, many changes and events unfold from new beer venues to road improvements. Wayne township plans a paved link from Spa to Roosevelt highway, while a butcher shop is set to remodel on the avenue. The V F P W bugle corps adds two new members, and a fire probe advances. Weather brings heavy rain, a B U festival nets near forty dollars, and oil firm buys land for a new station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burrows
Wayne Township
George Steerson
Tormar Nathaniel Stoneside
V. F P. W. Bugle and Drum
Findley Lake
Beaverdam
Bay of Shiloh
Baur
Concord Township
Dartow
Concord Corners
Spa’ Fn
Warner
Beaver Camp
Wattsburg
Ditug
Helen Schlux
Bile County
Oster
State Highway Department
B. P. Wi
Eagle's Mere
Varios
Commonwealth
B. Shoops
Caliborti
Peter Donbs
Baiplem Oil Company
Drake Street
Central Avenue
Titusville
Warren Highway
Erie
Columbus Avenue
Hal Rosso
Jean
Tony
Hiealand
Cambridge Springs
Porter
Black Dog
First Avenue South Street
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Hollywood
Roosevelt
Highway Association
Kane-Mt. Jewett
Mike Keleher
Stanley Anderon
University of Pittsburgh
Margaret Blair
Edinboro
Ruth Bennett
Penn State
Margaret Olfiare
University of Rochester
Ethel McCray
J. D. Watson
Duke University
Lorraine Youngs
State Teachers’ College
Fredonia
Hoffmaster
Hatch
Wilford Pomeroy
Mac McCormick
Ralph Carrail
Leona Reed
Californix
Los Angeles
Beaverdam Club Records and Local Social Notes
Beaverdam Pa June 19. Mrs Robert Mulvin Mrs H D Whitney Mrs Charles Hodge and Mrs J Williams attended an all day Missionary meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Gibbons Tuesday. Numerous local residents attended club meetings, visits and church events. A chicken supper at the United Brethren church Beaverdam to be served June 26th with a full menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Robert Mulvin
H. D. Whittney
Charles Hodge
J. Williams
James Gibbons
Jay Smith
Joe Cummings
Union City
R. Lyons
Joe McClelland
George Mulvin
Spencer
W. H. Cummings
H. D. Whitney
Mast Springfield
Pomona Grange
Virgil 'Erbell
Charles Swan
Oral Tompskins
James Crowell
Lee Proctor
Cash Smith
Helen Smith
Carl Proctor
Neil Estes
Paul Smith
Leon Proctor
Virgil Tartell
Walter Proctor
Corry
M. H
A. B
Proctorville
Earl MacDonald
Erie
United Brethren Church
S. A. Drayer
Tomer Proctor
Claude Maypard
Robert Malvin
George Malvin
North Clymer
N. Y
Davis Doolittle
Lyle’ Proctor
Cattage Hill
Fred Doolittle
Tana Jakeway
Waltsburg
Walter Drissell
Lowville
Song
Theodore Gray
Dairymen's League Association
Webb McCray
Bert
M. L. Breed
Earl Macionald
Brie
S. R Lyons
Betty
H. N. Harris
Helen Smithy
Stanley
Carl Procton
Rexford
Warren Proctor
S McCray
Beaverdam M
Virgil Tarbell
S. F Wyons
Doris Blalesee
Spartansbore
Tld
Whitney
Proctorville, Jr
Harry Parker and Family
Oscar Kreior
Charles Williams
Clarence
Thomas Nash
Pittsburgh
Merle Cummings
Nellie Thompson
W. H. Summings
Harold Tarbell
Claude Lowen
Dave Parker
Justine Parker
Margaret McDonnel and Sond
Annie MeDonnell
Chicago
Tarbell
Vette ‘Tarbell
Doris Blakeslee
Oral ‘Tompkins
Floyd ‘Tarbell
Crawford
Cleveland
Unio
Fiere
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
S. R. Lyons
Clymer
Geraldine Cummings
Richard Bavcock
Phumas
Long
160 Old U S Warships Rot At Base At Phila
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports 60 old U S warships rotting at the naval base along the Delaware River. Destroyers submarines and patrol craft form the bulk of the fleet many laid up for scrap under postwar arms limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S
Phila
Albert E. Steel
United Press
Sta
Philadelphia
United States
Naval
Delaware River
Allo
Woodrow Wilson
Queenstown
Ireland
Olympia
Eagle Boata
Cheyenne
Chevennu
Tittle
North Atlantic
Farm real estate prices steady after long decline
Pennsylvania farm real estate values show no further decline from March 1 1933 to the same date in 1934 with the index holding steady at 78. Activity remains quiet with demand for small low priced farms and foreclosures or estate settlements common. Some areas report improving values due to better highways and farm product prices, while tax burdens and credit conditions temper gains. Greater optimism exists as business conditions improve and farm prices stabilize, potentially boosting activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Tia
Salesman Has Close Escape After Collision Near Ludlow
Kane, June 20. H A Doroh, Miles Kane Company salesman, escaped with minor bruises after being thrown from his automobile in a collision a mile west of Ludlow Monday evening. Doroh was returning to Kane when he slowed for a beetle quarantine station and, resuming speed, saw a car ahead and another vehicle suddenly appeared. He braked and swung onto the berm, but the other car skidded and struck his vehicle broadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
H. A. Doreh
Miles-Kane Company
Ludlow
MeKesa-Warren County
Warren
Borch
Woman's Club Card Party at Marion Skidmore Home
Corry Women's Club invites the public to a card party Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 at Mrs Marion J. Skidmore's West Park Place home. Reservations are led by Mrs E P Kincaid and Miss Georgia Myers. Prizes and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Womens
Marion J. Skidmore
West
Kincaid
Georgia Mye
Prisis
Identity of Train Victim at Frewsburg Confirmed
Jamestown June 20. Curaney David Linesin announced the identification of the train rider killed on the D A V P railroad at Frewsburg June 11. John David Gorman of Olean, five years old, was struck by a freight train while on an oil car. Gorman’s body was viewed at Stanley funeral parlors before burial in Frewsburg Cemetery. Mrs Susan Moore of Olean identified clothing at Henderson Lincoln morgue as belonging to her brother John Gorman after learning of the unseen man’s death in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Curaney David Linesin
Prewsurg
John David Gorman
Olean
Gorman
John ©. Dempsey
Replica of Ann Hathaway’s Cottage shown in Kenosha
Kenosha Wisconsin contractor Pred Premo, known for building miniature houses and ships, completed a replica of Ann Hathaway's Cottage and presented the work to Kenosha High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Pred Premo
Ann Hathaway
Ph Konosha High Schoo
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Vinson Bill
Diamond NY
Marcelle
Marcelle Brilliantine
Bumstead
Angel of Mercy
Santonia
Guo Houle
A. Voorhees
M. D
Philadembia
Doane
West Main St
Woman's Club
Chie
Clarence Tobson
Tionesta Avenue
Dorch
Johnson
Dorey
Tealdent
Tacoma Park
Mil
Frewsburg
John D. Gorman
Ryanersrirss
Anil
Chitin Lalehh
Nike
Welling
Ehigiisnl
Electric
Dpensort Pennsylvania Electric Company
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