Marriage on July Fourth is Brookville plan
A vivid notice outlines a couple’s high aerial wedding idea near Brookville on July 4 with expenses for the parson license fee and flowers covered by a arranging committee. The item mentions special prices on salts and top coals and custom toys, while Le e Walker and Alayor McNair are cited in unrelated lecturing and local governance anecdotes. The Erie tax change and city payroll details are briefly noted alongside DuBois celebrating its 48th fire anniversary and a Garland Inn event tonight.
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Brookville
Committee On
Lee Walker
North Center
Alayor McNair
Pittsburg
Thiel College
Missing Bavarian Holbrand proprietor sought by police
Police from Pennsylvania and New York search for August Mittler owner of the Bavarian Holbrad, 1011 State Street, missing since June 5. His wife Mary Miller aided by police says his car showed up in Buffalo and efforts to locate him continue. Mittler, 45, 240 pounds, wore a valuable diamond ring on last sighting.
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J. Wilcox
Pennsylvania
New York
Gus) Mittler
Bavarian Holbrad
State
Mary Miller
Buffalo
Miller
Gee
Warren
Westren Park
Wrightsville
George M. Martin
Spartansburg
Justice of the Peace
Clark J. Nelson
Ralph C. Benedict
Ediof
Benedict
San Diego
Calif
Vancouver
Canadian Rockies
Degree of Honor Protective Association
George Adams
Grace Streat
Hubbard’s Hall
French, Creek
Allan Hasbrouck
Keystonians
Thompson's Barasma Tablets Promises Pain Relief
Dizzy backache and rheumatic pain advertised as solved by Thompson's Barasma Tablets. Claims stimulate the system and aid kidneys bladder and liver elimination. Also touts Golden-Lax as laxative and other products with pricing and drugstore availability.
Cochran silent on school job despite bid
Brie June 20 Bernard Cochran WPA director whose name was rejected by the school board as business secretary said he was not concerned, claiming he has enough work in this office. He did not know the outcome until Friday and plans to remain WPA director with a $4,200 annual salary.
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BRIE
Bernard Cochran
WPA
Tn School Board
Cochran
Conjec~ture
Erie
Two Year Search Ends in Man Arrest in Cal
Roland Johnson, held by Nevada City police on a Johnsonburg warrant, faces charges of defrauding and issuing worthless checks. The two year search concluded as he allegedly issued several hundred dollars in checks tied to events fifteen years ago in Johnsonburg, after moving from Wilcox where he worked as a postal clerk and later ran a confectionery and beer garden on Center Street.
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Bigway
Roland Johnson
Bheing
Nevada City
California
Johnsonburg
Johnson
Wilcox
Center Street
Committee Fails To Act On Housing Bill
United Press reports June 20 in Washington that the House Banking and Currency Committee adjourned after an hour long session without favorably reporting the $460.8 million Wagner low cost housing bill. Administration pressure sought to force action, and leaders considered bypassing the committee to bring in a rule for consideration, potentially enacting the measure this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House Banking and Currency
House
Oil City Bride to Wed in Chicago Today
Misa Masquklde-Rairighy daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Rairigh of 410 Petroleum Street will marry James Arthur Pawcett II of Chicago this afternoon. Mrs BE Blakesley entertained twelve guests at her home Friday afternoon for her granddaughter Patricia Slagle’s sixth birthday. Guests included Norman Holton Arthur Morrison Melvin Michael Edward Slagt June Long Wilma Lyman Marjorie Irwin Marilyn Wallace Theresa Saird Rhoda Anderson and Patricia Slagle. A lunch of sandwiches ice cream and cake was served. Patricia received many gifts from her little friends.
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Misa
Edward Slagt
June Long
Wilma Lyman
Marjorierwin
Marilyn Wallace
Theresa , Saird
Rhoda Anderson
Patricia Slagle
Patricia
Therittle
Mattison Jones families hold thirtieth reunion in Corry area
Relatives from Jamestown Warren Lottsville Sugar Grove Youngsville Corry Rippleville N Y attended the thirtieth annual Mattison Jones reunion at Hoyt Raymonds Corry home. Sixty members enjoyed a picnic dinner and a business meeting electing officers: President Frank Palen an ice president Elmer Patchen secretary treasurer Miss Caroline Mead. Next gathering planned at Ralph Babcocks Blockville home.
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Mwattison-Jones
Jamestown
Warren
Lottsville
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Corry
Rippleville
N.Y
Mattison-Jones
Frank Palenen
Ice
Elmer Patchen
Carelotta Mead
Ralph Babcock
Blockrile
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Willi Star
James C. Hailey
Richard Crays
Marie Posway
DuBois
Garland Inn
Dad
Joy Brick Ice
Keister
SOCAL
A. J. Benton
Tuunville
Chamber of Commerce
Catteraugus
Chautauqua
al’ M. Landon
Ray Atkins
Shamburg
Atkins
Samuel F. Statler
Pennsylvania National Guard
Bradford
Titusville
Asylum
Washington and
Center Streets
Presbyterian Church
Drie
Gertrude Ely
Boston
Ely
Mary Oddy
Anna Hamm
New Castle
Archie W. ‘Thompson
Spring Creek
Donaldson's Grove
R. Latwreate Davison
Park Street
Jon Robert
Corry Hospital
Davison
Helen Dahlstrand
J.B. Dahlstrant
North Penn Gas Company
Bard
Mi Street
Port Allegany
Brown P,p
Masonic Lodge
C. W. Catlin
American Legion
Robert R. Hatch
Buffalo Toad
Haten
Davis the Great
Rathskeller
Frank Forester
Bankstreet
Clyde Simmons
Smethport
Brennan's Hill
Spring Forest
Allegheny National Forest Today
Gross
Forest Supervistor
National Forest
Reynoldavite Presbyterian Church
Sterling Vitarain
American Medical Ass'n
J. S-Tuff
Eldrich Beardsley
Troy Township
Hydetown
Bearsley
Erie School Board
Cal
Milt Tolbert
Washington ST
Ball Park
PREE
Nasts
First Baptist Church
Gospel Singers
Rev. Thomson
West Spring
Jonah
Gospel In Pictures
The
Daily Vacation Bible School
New
Texas
Quality Cash Stores
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
Boars Pathe
Pennsyl
Ward
Lilian
Will the
Dr. Ca
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Ainiatrat
Denen Sociate Appeal
Tulian
Nsolvenc Southern
Earth
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Valis Mory Harold Blaze
Bing
Fred Mingman
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