Ladies Auxiliary to Meet at Club Room This Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian American Club will hold a special meeting in the club room this evening. All members urged to attend. The Venango county Democratic committees named J. D. Plumer of Franklin as chairman at a Franklin meeting Saturday. Plumer won 67 to 46 with County Commissioner Walter Curbon opposing. William Snyder, one of the oldest Civil War veterans, celebrated his 98th birthday Saturday at his home between Grand Valley and Newton on Route 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgom
Venango County
Democratic Committees
J. D. Plumer
Franklin
Plumer
Walter Curbon
Ite Wiliam Snyder
Grand Valley
Newton
Westinghouse
Lighting Co
Dawson
HL. Rowe
Miran
John Dy Haney
Cleveland
Akron
Henry
East Ohin Gas
Akeron
H. Y
Ethel Haight
Cats
Mr. Hanry
French Creek
Gas well taps oil in Bradford area battle near Lewis Run
In Bradford county off Lewis Run Kennedy Park a Minard Bay of company driled near the Lowry Run stratum, 1800 feet deep, and reported a natural oil flow filling the hole with 700 feet of oil. Nearby McVay brothers plan to drill, while Frei Becket recently found a paying well. Various local incidents and notices follow, including accidents, thefts, and civic events in Meadville and Titusville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certo Zhe
J. Wilcox
Minard Bay of Company
Bradford
Lewis
Kennedy Park
Lowry Run
Frei Becket
McVay Brothers
Walker
North Center Street
Emile Pelissier
Ellwood City
Earl Petters
Meadville
Titusville
Pelissiers
Franke Peiffley
Lumber Company
Death of Mrs Jennie Boutwell Stowe Ada resident
Mrs Jennie Boutwell Stowe wife of George Stowe of Corry died at her son Lloyd Stowe’s home 282 Wright Street Saturday at 4 50 pm after a month long illness following a stroke She was born March 15 1874 in Concord township later living most of her life in the area She is survived by her husband two sons Lloyd and Rolland six grandchildren two sisters Mrs Minnie Weeks and Mrs Charles Willoughby and two brothers Merle Boutwell and Lynn Boutwell Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the Stowe home conducted by Rev P F Haines Interment Pine Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutcis Polite
Jim Cox
Peter 5. Cox
Youngstown
DuBois
Jefferson ‘County
Chickkens
Burreau
Washington
Jefferson County
Wayne Price
Jamestown
Donna Kay
Mr. Price
Corry
Lighting Co
H. L Rowe
Atzay
Frances Bergis
Joseph Bergis
Orie
Green Ville Hospital
Greenville
James Hogue
Casper
Wye
B.J. Flower
Meadville
Joy Hogue
Bergis
Hogue
Meadville” Hospital
Shrec
Venango
Clarion
Forest Counties
J.J. Haight
Woman’s Relief Corps
C. A. Mountain
East Church Street
Warren Borough
Penn Funnce and Tron Company
Warren
Conlilions
Iron Workers' Union
Frank Aber
Meadville High School
Frank Mo. Carlin
Prospect Street
Corry Hospital
John J. MrKinney
Titlsville
Oi Crésk Valley
Joseph Waller Miles
Allegheny College
Pittsbight Conference
Mathodist Episcopal Church
Sunday
Charles Lawrence
North East
Pit Mos
Lawrence
Buith Tripp
Spring Creek
Ada Vicinity
Jennie Boutwell Stowe
George Stowe
Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Stowe
Revon
Mrs. Stowe
Concord
P. F. Haines
Pine Grove Cemetery
Fight over church properties escalates in Philadelphia
United Press reports a legal clash between the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. and seceding Fundamentalists over church property. In Philadelphia, Tenth Presbyterian Church board members allowed Dr. Gresham Machen to deliver sermons despite a presbytery order to withdraw. Two board members resigned. Rev. Carl Weintyre preached in Collingswood as legal threats loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church of
U.S. A
Tenth Presbyterian Church
Gresham Machen
Machen
Carl Weintyre
Collingswood
Ceeeah
New Building Permits Increase in Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg June 22 Plans for 42 new buildings in Pennsylvania and improvements to 135 other structures were approved by the Building Inspection Division of the Department of Labor and Industry during May Secretary Ralph M Bashore announced. The total of 217 plans approved was 43 more than May 1935. The report notes enforcement efforts of the Bre and Panic regulations for public safety bore fruit with 43 emergency lighting systems and 21 Class A Fire Alarm installations approved. Special investigations covered 18 emergency lighting systems and 0 fire alarm installations 14 motion picture beams. Fees collected for plans approved totaled 822 in May compared with 608 in May 1935. motion picture projectionist licenses rose to 205 from 241. Money goes to the Department of Revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashore
Tees
Heenses
Department of Revenue
Mrs Herbert Iites Home from Corry Hospital
Mrs Herbert Iites and her son, previously patients at one Corry Hospital, were moved to their home at 34 West Bond Street on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Iites and Son
Corry Hospital
West Bond Street
For Sale: Chicken Killing Equipment and 1 12 Ton Truck
Ed Weeks lists complete chicken killing gear and a 12 ton Chevrolet truck for sale at 19 Essex Street. Week of sale includes brooder and laying hardware. Interested buyers contact Ed Weeks for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove Es Phitkon Rales
Essex Street
Atpae
Senauskas Pleads for Life in Murder Case
District Attorney presses for the electric chair after Senauskas pleads for mercy in the slaying of Mrs Seminake. Testimony shows days of tandem practice, drug and liquor use before the fatal shooting. Polens and Senauskas face sentencing. Seminule serves 11 to 8 years in a women's industrial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminak
McDonald
Senauskas
Motu
Leroy Wi
Eady
John Polens
Polens
Semina
Seminule
Dr Frank J Hopkins Succumbs To Injuries
Dr Frank J Hopkins died from injuries sustained recently in Erie. A Davenport School of Osteopathy graduate, he practiced in Cleveland for sixteen years and later in Erie. Survived by three sisters and one brother M A Hess Mary Heustis Dan Wingerter and John Hopkins. Funeral at St Thomas church at 9:30 Tuesday, burial in St Thomas Cemetery. Body at Bracken Keating Funeral Home until service. Friends invited to call before 9 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wneath
Hopkins
Corty
Nast
Davenport School of Osteopathy
Cleveland
M. A. Hess
Mary Heustis
Dan Wingerter
Jonn Hopkins
Erie
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas
Bracken-Keating
Police incident reported in Bennett at rout day
A police action occurred in Bennett during Rout Day with a person named doined involved. The report notes a retreat or escape event and ongoing police activity in the area. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Bracken Columbi Main Street Parking Mess
A garbled OCR note describes a parking issue on Main Street near Bracken and Columbus. It mentions a Sunday or Saturday timing and a machine mute clue, but the readable facts are limited to a street parking problem in a city area near Mes and Bracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbi
Jon
Automo tak state dtr eet the nd safet?
Automo records show a state driver street incident with safety and license status unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automo
Ne Licens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gosseciais
Star Stores
DAVIS
Jar
Campbell
Prunes
Ibe
Lifebody
Wing Willi Star Stores
Aamuuyhement
Smethport Water Company
Commission
Kane
Brandon Memorial Hospital
Missouri
Bernstein
Republican County Council
W. Pitt Gifford
Austin
Harriet Clough
Gifford
Charles Gallagher
Weven
Pisa
Harry C. Falkinburg
Cambridge Springs
J. Fett
M. Fairweather
Hamilton
Wrights
Snyder
Two Mile
McKean
Port Allegheny Argus
lWestinghouse Refrigeration
A. L. Rowe
Stat —iKane
OCC
Schmeling
Louis
Yankee Stadium
Bby
Aa God Ag
Battle Royal
C. J. McKuall
C. G. Kits
H. L. Row
Pred ‘Taylor
Paul Quindisk
WY. F. W
M. R. Amy
Wear
Carle Wrera
Laurie Baker
Earl Higgins
Rex
A. M
Frank J. Hopkins
Quality Cash Stores
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Federal Deposit (Ns Corp
Washington, D.C
Nongey
Santa
Earreel
Philadelp
Fale
Mister Saturd
Miles Eas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!