Summer arrives with pageant of events and openings
Summer officially arrived bringing a six week course at the summer school and a busy tourist season with heavy traffic on Roosevelt highway. A marriage license was issued in Erie to Edison Harmon and Robette Gillette of Corry. Troop 7 Boy Scouts will visit Corry over the holiday along with musical broadcasts and events at Erie venues. Reports include a forecast of economic activity, chemicals and shoe contracts, railroad maintenance, and a note on dead fish in Oil Creek near Titusville. Local officials are urged to repair a center street crossing and cooperate with railroad rebuilds. The Emblem of Company plans new stations at Warren Kane and a local addition to its plant in Corry.
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Erie
Edison
Harmon
Jamestown
Robertte’t. Gilfette
Corry
Boy Scouts of
Uth
Believe Coast Boost Will Aid Oil District
June 22 Kane Oil men in the district welcomed a nationwide price rise as California gasoline increased five and a half cents per gallon and refinery prices rose in proportion. Officials projected about 14 million dollars a month in extra revenue, with experts noting wage cuts of oil workers and possible refinery shutdowns. Observers expect the Coast increase to influence the local field soon.
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Western
Penn
California
Kane
Herbert MacMillan
Death of Mrs Harriet Eddy in Corry and Kinzua ties
Mrs Harriet Eddy, 1% years old, died Sunday at 11:45 AM in Warren after a heart attack. Survived by her daughter Mrs L A Pless of Lemon Street and four sons, four brothers, two sisters, and 31 grandchildren. Funeral at Davison's and M B Church Kingua Wednesday at 10 AM, interment in Kingua.
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Haytet Collins Bady
Lb. A. Pless
Lemon Street
Eddy
Corry
Kinzua
iBesides
Pless
Eddy i
L. R. Collins
Kinzue
G. W. Calling
F. ©. Collins
Warren
J. N. Phillips
Cleveland
John
George
Edward
Charles Thomas
Mary Schular
Eleanora
Bright
Childen
Davison
M. B
Kingua
Strikers and police clash leaves miner dead in Pittsburgh area
Deputies armed with rifles, revolvers, and tear gas confront striking miners near the Wildwood mine. After injunction violations, bricks fly and shots are fired. Pele Zigaric of Wildwood dies at West Penn hospital. Dozens arrested including National Miners Union organizer Thomas Meyerscough as officers reveal cont ent contempt of court charges.
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Braun
New Kensington
Pittsburgh
Pele Zigaric
Wildwood
West Penn Hospital
Thomas Meyerscough
Allegheny Valley
National Miners Union
Meyerscough
Robert W. Cain
Teacher Reframes Bunker Hill Battle Location
A history teacher tells students the battle was fought on Breed's Hill, not Bunker Hill, sparking a student complaint that the fight should be fought over as not on the level. The exchange shows debate over accuracy and fairness in historical memory.
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Bunker Hill
Breed’s Hill
Pearson resigns as highway publicity director in Pa
A resignation from Charles Pearson of Dormont Allegheny county as public ity director in the State Highway Department was announced by Governor Pinchot. Frederick Lewis of Berwyn Chester county and former Philadelphia newspaperman will succeed Pearson. Resignation effective July 1.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Charles Pearson
Dormont
Allegheny County
State Highway Department
Pincchot
Frederick Lewis
Berwyn
Chester County
Philadelphia
Pearson
Fourth Annual Lowville School Reunion Held at School House
The fourth annual reunion of the Lowville School took place on Wednesday June 17 at the school house with seventy nine attendees including forty seven students and two teachers. A picnic dinner followed a fine program. The next reunion is set for the third Wednesday in June 1932 with officers led by D.
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Lowville School
Hospital admits young girl wounded by scissors while scanning
Catherine LaRocco, aged 6, of New Castle, is in the hospital today after suffering a wound to the abdomen on Saturday when a pair of scissors punctured her abdomen during a scan. Her parents, A Young, president. W H Yost, vice president. Arthur Moore, treasurer. and Mrs W G Thornton, secretary, are listed as officers of the organization.
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A. Young
W. H. Yost
Arthur Moore
W. G. Thornton
Sec
Gatherine LaRocco
New Castle
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Center Street
Weel
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Rapee
Theodore Roosevelt
Ryder Cp
Paul Whiteman
National Association of Education
Uhiis
Erie Diocese
St. Bonaventure's Seminary
Allegany
Roosevelt Highway
Bre
Ohio Leather Co
International Shoe Go
St Louis
Youngstown
Hoover
Banke
New York
First National
Hugh O'Hare
Rotary Club
The
Haniel Clark Company
Third Ward
West Smith Street
PR. R
Duncan
Oil City
Herald
Oil Creek
Titusville
Pine Creek
Union City
Clymer
Wisdek —Zbyzko
Zbyszko
West Wayne Street
Waldo Gronesti
HH. VanTassel
Emblem Ol Company
Harriet Eddy
French Creek
Wattsburg, PA
Wattsburg
Highway Depth
Pennzip
Pennziip
Pennzoil Dealers
Union Oil Supply CO
Pennzoil Products
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
Pennzoil
Pennsylvania
Pt Rt Dyl ST
Condit
Ical
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