Flower Show At Oil City June 26 and 27
Preparations for the second annual Flower Show in Oil City on June 26 and 27 under the auspices of the City Federation of Women's Clubs proceed. The event, planned for the second floor of the Veuch building on Seneca Street, aims to be more elaborate than last year, with judges and a larger display space. Women from Pittsville Meadville Franklin and nearby towns are invited to enter classes and attend, showcasing local flower enthusiasm and community effort.
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Oil City
Seneca
George J
Syhho
Stow
Pittsville
Meadville
Wranklin
Brenton
Plans for Elgin church supper hosted byMethodist group
The Weghi Methodist Episcopal Church will serve a hearty supper in the cituren dining room on Wednesday evening, May 24th. Strawberry shortcake will be on the menu and both meals will be served from 5 to 8 pm. The public is welcome to enjoy the repast.
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Weghi Methodist Episcopal Church
Two Negroes Executed Without Fear in Rockview
Two Black men convicted of a West Elizabeth murder during an October holdup were executed at Rockview penitentiary. Greo Peterson and Clarence Williams, both 22 from Glaston, were strapped to the chair and died within minutes. A third man, Robert Smith, died in jail after trial. Chaplains accompanied the men, who offered no statements. Bodies to be buried in the penitentiary cemetery.
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United Press Bellefonte
Augustus, Braun, Burgess
West Elizabeth
Eriup
Rockview Penitentiary
Greo Peterson
Clarence Williams
Glaleston
Robert Smith
Ner Clairton
Allegheny Courty
Une Cair
Peterson
W. A. Barrett
Williams
F. Lauer
W. W. Canton
Pittsburgh
Penitentiaity Cemetery
Card of thanks from Miss Lucy Schurman
Miss Lucy Schurman desires to thank her many friends for thoughtful remembrances, flowers and cards sent during a recent illness. The note expresses gratitude for kindness and support from friends and neighbors.
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Lucy Schurman
Howers
Authorities War on Pools and Lotteries
Federal campaign targets American participation in foreign sweepstakes lotteries as Horace J. Donnelly of the post office department calls the spread a national disgrace. Newspapers warned that circulating sweepstakes information by mail is illegal and violators face fines and imprisonment. Complaints nationwide prompt strict enforcement to curb this unlawful practice growing in U S cities and towns.
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Baseball Sun
Horace J. Donnelly
Post Office Department
Donnelly
United States
Dannelly
America
Barthelness
John Monk
Saunders
W.R. Burnett
John Wrancly Dillon
Fay Wray
Barthelmess
Piano Recital Here Tuesday
Miss Ethel Bertram will present her pupils in a piano recital Tuesday evening June 23 at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs C W Britton contralto of Erie will assist. Readers include Autumn Colby Cathryn Hubertz Beatrice Stockton Billy Brown Billy Whitehead Jeannette Gordon Kathleen McCray Mildred Morton Kenneth Barnes Billy Beduze Donna Bertram Martha Ann Wallace Betty Jane Olt Bobby Stowe June Hurst Oscar Gordon Verne Hill and Marguerite Spicer.
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Ethel Bertram
Methodist Episcopal Church
Betty Jane Olt
Bobby Stowe
June Hurst
Oscar Gordon
Verne Hill
Marguerite Spicer
Roach Takes Over Stockton Meat Market
E J Roach assumes control of the newly opened Stockton Market at 1161 North Center Street this morning. He hires Dominick Dempsey to assist in operation at the North Center Street market. Reich formerly ran People’s Market on First Avenue many years ago. Roach, a known rural resident, expects strong local patronage. For sale baby buggy 525 West Church Street.
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Endward
J Roach
Urge Patterson I for Mayor Here in Corry
A June 0 1981 letter to the editor from Rudy Bachofnen urges voters to elect John B Patterson as mayor of Corry. The writer cites Patterson as a major taxpayer who advocates economy in city government and past records as proof of fitness for the office.
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Urge Patterson I
John B. Patterson
Tormay
The
Evening Journal
John Patterson
Corry
Rudy Bachofnen
Wilkins Nautilus Reaches Cork Harbor
The submarine Nautilus, towed by the U S S Wyoming, arrived at Cork harbor after breaking down crossing the Atlantic en route to England and then northward toward a projected Arctic cruise. Expedition commanded by Sir Hubert Wilkins. Wyoming towed the Nautilus into port when its engines failed.
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Wilkins
Cork Harbor
United Fress
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E. J. Roach
Stockton Meat Market
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Sted
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Richard Barthelmess
Rex
Paris Green
Flytox
Condra Pharmacy
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