Blue-Eyed Trout Remembered From Brokenstraw Tales
H F Davis of Plainfield M J recalls boyhood trout fishing along the Brokenstraw in Warren county western Pennsylvania. He describes blue eye speckled trout and jumping bass, early gear, and trips from Pittsfield to Cosby town, noting the allure of the wilderness and a longing for the old swimmin hole by the Allegheny tributaries.
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H. F. Davis
Plainfield
M. J
Don Schillman
Columnn
New York Herald-Tribune
Alleghany Mountains
Appalachian Range
Pennsylvania
Pittsfield
Warren County
Yenb
Broker
Attie
Alleghany
Chiddie McGoy
Cosry
New Jersey
Dohustown
Olean
N. Y
Blame Taxi Driver for Bradford Death
Bradford Pa June 20 Blame for the death of Mrs Sadie Jones 6 of Bradford victim of an automobile accident at the intersection of Sawyer City and Leat Terry Hollow roads Thursday was placed upon Arthur Giauéotti driver of the taxicab involved by a coroner s jury at an inquest. Six jurors and witnesses testified during the one hour deliberation. The inquest was held by Coroner Thomas A Clarke with state police investigation ongoing.
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Bradford
Sadie Jones
Sawyer City
Terry Hollow
Arthur Giauéotti
Francis J. Denning
Raymond Motlaberger
Walter Storms
James Gand
Chester R. MecVeigh
Willam T
Saloon Argument Ends in Murder Near Union City
A dispute at a saloon led to a fatal shooting. Ole Oldt, central figure in the altercation, denied the bartender’s gun involvement but described the sequence differently. Porter, the victim, was not involved in the quarrel and died after a revolver discharged. Authorities plan an inquest and consider murder or involuntary manslaughter charges. Funeral services set for Mill Village as the case unfolds.
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Mathias
D. C. Hofman
Lawrence Pari
Lake Pleasant
Ogldt
Ole
Erle
Steals
Clus
the Lime
Clair Hodges
Lambridge Springs
Anderson
Iver
Rice
Union City
Clarence Hodges
R. D
Terry
Clara Hawley
West Wayne Street
Gary
Scott
Porter
Oldt
Brie
Shiorney
Burton R. Laub
Lebbt
Georgia
Olde
Marion Street
Corry
Buffal
Maris Forter
Mill Village
West
Tithy Street
Hill
Lyons ‘Transportation Company
Joyce
Artive Grove
Union Grey
Columbus Library officers elected in bond meeting
An election of officers was held at the Columbus library bond meeting. Elected were TA Anderson president Mrs. Verminz Page vice president Miss Mildred Swanson secretary Albert Sandburg treasurer and Clifford Casler motioned as chair of the finance committee. An ice cream social was planned for Wednesday July 8 on the library lawn. The library will be open Wednesdays 3:40 to 4 and 7 to 9 during the summer months.
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Columbus Library
Library Bond of Columbus
Bulldine
Ta, Anderson
Verminz Page
Mildred Swanson
Albert Sandburg
Clifford Casler
Ubrary
Social Club Plans Fete and Weekend Travel
A Philadelphia area social note lists Miss Harriett frontagnel planning a late May fete to visit friends over the weekend with Miss Sarah Beaver and Miss Shaver in transit. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Duintap depart for Cleveland to visit their son Clarence. Mrs. Inez Johnson visits the Rathbuns in Salsa Manos for a week. Irene Jordan sails Friday to Vincennes Indiana to see her sister Mrs FM Phelps. Richard Lyons from Port Allegany visits town. Edward Becker and wife travel to Cedar Point Ohio for vacation. Joseph Piccard returns from Ridgway after a week with the Dipierro family. Carle Wilson arrives from Poland Ohio to stay ten days with the Davison family. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Boag and family depart for Greensburg to visit Mr Boag’s father, then continue to Lonaconing Maryland before Pittsburgh for the rest of the week.
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Britis
Cleveland
Roger Brows
West Predericke Strest
Charles Jackman
Archie Shepard
Cranberry Lake
Adirondack Mountains
New York State
Raymond. Moyfort
Spring Creek
Pittsburgh
L. Henton
Nort Center Street
Eagar Farrington
Keith
Columbus
Ohio
Chris Filby
Union City
Catherine Coyle
Buffalo
Walter Carter
Donald
Harold
Corry
Pennsboro
W. V2
T. F. Taylor
J. H. Penstermacher
Martha Ann
P. Benstermacher
Pioneer Street
Warren
Times-Mirror
Walter Ross
Florence Ross
Gotry
Kane Repub
Helen Langeler
Jean Kosmoski
Chicago
O. C. Becker
Paul French
Balchaven
Betty Joan French
Mary Ann Console
Railroad Street
Erie
Kathryn Buck
Miss Margaret
Ashtabula
Ray Boyt
James~ Town
Donald Hoyt
Marlon
Willis Powers
West Pleasant Street
Brie Om
William ‘Benniel
East Washington Street
Anna Shields
George Ficcardi
Raymond Bachomner
Bernard Burns
Thomas Mead
Cory
Norbert Bachomner
Buiblo
John Burns
Mater Dolorosa Catholic
Chicora
Minnie Pierce
Jennie Ackerman
Gedar Grove
Wis
Wred Schréus
Frederick Street
Kingsley
DeResay
Sun Oil Company
Philadelphia
Mwtion
D. Warren DeRosay
Maple Avenue
Constance Martina
Joseph Pirro
Washington, D. C
Carl Pirro
Myrtle Street
Pirro
Martino
Nelson Dimmick
Concord Street
Evie
D. c. Smiley
Smiley
National Cost Accountants’ Association
Harriett Frontagnel
Sarah Beaver
Euclid Street
Butlers Po
Shaver
W. A. Duintap
Ohto
Ontere
Clarence Duntop
Tarmlly
Inez Johnson
Salsamanos
J.A. Rathbun
Irene Jordan
East Presbrick Street
Vincennes
Tnd
FM. Phelps
Richard Lyons
Port Allegany
Edward Becker
Wright Street
Cedar Point
Joseph Piccard
Main Street
Ridgway
Johnn Dipierro
Carle Wilson
Poland
Lawrence Davlson
East Main Street
Gid
Alexander Boag
West Park Place
Greensburg
Mr. Boas
Robert Boag
Lonaconing
Birthday Forty For Jon Davison Friday
Jon Davison son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Davison East Main Street was honored on his sixth birthday with an afternoon family picnic at Mead Park A picnic lunch and birthday cake were served as children enjoyed the playground equipment Mrs H Tyons and her children Peggy Nancy John and Hal of Union City attended
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Davison
Lawrence Davison
East Main Street
Ann
Mead Park
Peggy
Nancy
John
Hal
Union City
Jon
Mre
Jolly Oswalt Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. G. Oswalt hosted a birthday dinner at the Hotel Corry for her daughter Jolly. Guests included Misses Ann Harmon Sati Boag and Mary Sue Williams. Jolly received several gifts.
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Jolly Oswalt
Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect Miss Ina Austin at Lakewood
Mrs Hast ings Jones entertained Friday honoring Miss Charlotte McKelvey. The party west luncheon at the Green farm at Lakewood drew guests including Mrs daniel Lewis Miss George Orcutt Miss Louie Mau Mrs Pred Kinley Mrs Edison Harmon Miss Marion Donald wn Miss Jane Mulheirn and Mrs Mickle Baldwin all of Union City plus Mrs Robert Donaldson of New verl RI.
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Ina Austin
Hastings Jones
Charlotte McKelvey
Securities Outlook From Babson Highlights Postwar Trends
Babson outlines sectors poised for postwar strength with utilities, finance, and building firms leading gains while textiles face overcapacity. He notes shipbuilding, meats packing, sugar, and paper as prospering areas, warns retail chains will adjust, and suggests favoring average groups like groceries and banks while avoiding hardest hit firms. A rubber treatment experiment is described with projected tire costs and mileage.
Circus Party Birthday Feature for Patricia Wiss
Patricia Wiss celebrated her twelfth birthday with a circus party at the venue. Balloons and clown hats were given to guests, ice cream and cake were served, and games and music followed. Prizes went to Helen Bennatt, James Clifford, James Bennett, and Phyllis McCoy. Attendees included Mary Moslroy, Doris Foreman, Lillabene Foreman, Raymond DeLiry, Fred Pyrne, Frank Pyrne, and James Slagle, who received gifts for the guest of honor.
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Wiss
Patricia Ingie
Helen Bennatt
James Clifford
James Bennett
Phyllis McCoy
Mary Moslroy
Doris
Lillabene Foreman
Raymond DeLiry
Fred
Frank Pyrne
James
Edward Slagle
Miss Slagle
Concord Community Club Dinner Program Recital Event
Concord Community Club held a tureen supper in the church with a quartet including George Chase Rev William Garneb Bruce Thomas and George Stowe plus recitations by Shirley Hall and piano by Gail Brambell. Business session named Mrs Louis Sexton to oversee the July 17 supper and Mrs Warner McGray to provide entertainment.
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Concord Community Club
Concord Commmunity Club
George Chase
William Garneb
Bruce Thomas
George Stowe
Shirley Hall
Gail Brambell
Louis Sexton
Warner McGray
Edwards Welcomes Son In Wattsburg Hospital
In Corry hospital this morning a son was born to Mr and Mrs Norris Edwards of Wattsburg. The father was formerly Miss Inex Brumagin. The community shares in the happy event as the family announces the arrival.
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Corry Hospital
Norris Edwards
Wattsburg
Eanaris
Radio Schedule Summary From Historic Listings
A dense broadcast rundown outlines NBC CBS and BLU lines for Saturday and Sunday. Programs include Todays prime time lines such as Truth Or Consequences Barndance and Dr Frank Kingdon lectures with orchestras, religious talks, aviation and drama segments.
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NBC
Noah Webster
Able
Cbs—T
People's Platform
Guy Lombardo
Hobby Lobby
Frank Kingdon
Congress
Cleveland Orchestra
BLU
Green Hornet
Dr. Black
Bob Ripley
Canada
MBS
American Eagle Club
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Mexico Way
Tommy Dongen
Dede Dick
Dalieecaan
Kae’ Society
Jon Davison
Babson
Texas
Mako
Healy
Epsom
Nelly Dons
Gay Gibsons
F. ¢. Chapin &Sons
CBS
Louis Winkelstein
China
New Imne
Bishop of Canterbury
J. Ton
Commando Army
MBC
Dear Adolf
Raymond Massey
Lou Holla
Mildred Bailey
Hale America Golf
Army Hour
Bette Davis
Adolf
Mrs. Runyan
John Freedoms
Boris Karlom
Jimmie Fidler
Zuckerman
North Center St
Corry Pa
Loblaw
U. S
Heinz Catsup
Apple Grove
Chuck