Fragmented notes from a town column hint at changes and chatter
Rambling clippings mention Gc Murphy occupy storeroom, Reich Co quitting business, Chet Lillis now Times sports editor, Bob Keppel's new drinkery on Past Main Street, rumors of snow being peddled, Frank Jones developing a 22 acre farm on Shion Street, council cuts to municipal workers, Realty inquiries, Mike Helewar pondering reopening, A Shea leaving Montgomery Ward, trains on the Erie line facing delays, bevy of local notices from bishops to birthdays, and varied local happenings from beaverdim roads to maple products and a fire.
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Gc, Murphy Company
Frank Jones
Shion Street
Foel
Mike Helewar
Fingt
A. Shea
Menu Clothing
Montgomery-Ward
Cleveland New Yorket
Erie
Chicago
Harry Burrows
Wayle Township
Wallsbury
Bishop Ward
Kapiscopal
T Emmanuel Church
Albert Soges
Corts
New York State
Soiola Road
Revival At Bear Lake Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds attended revival services at Bear Lake United Brethren church as a slate of visiting ministers conducted daily sessions. The event featured Rev Charles McIntyre of Jamestown opening Monday and continues with speakers from Millport, Jamestown, Niobe, Stillwater, and Frewsburg, with special music by local choirs and families.
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Bear Lake
John Hubbard
Gen N.Y
Bills Howiting
Tueday
Myrtle Dives
Ef DuBois
Lopus
Dorema Cornish
Plorence Sweetland
O. L. Price
Beech
Jamestown
Mias Lulu Hinwkley
John Aluay
Cumberland
Maryland
C. D. Fotch-Iss
Eugene Graper
Batavia
Nic
Mable Lopua
Randolph
Mra. Groper
Margean Koren
New York
Nicholas Koren
Pacific
Ada Engle
Eiton Wilson
Mmh
United Brethren Church
Charles McIntyre
McIntyre
Arl Brown
Akeley
Robert
Wilbur Hawkins
Reigthol
Niobe
Mandeville
Stillwater
Donald Dibble
Mill Iport
Dibble
Freimayer
Driscoll
Youngsville
Burdette Donaldson
Frewsbore
W. Triesdell
Ashville
Charles 5. Gonn
Edith Hawkins
Ethel Bond
W. B. Hawkins
Gordon Hay
Reno Berkey
Akron
O. Humphrey Stranigan
Watts! Flats
Hame
Charles Stranigan
Lulu Hinckley
Panama School
Rey
Christian Church
von Schyeves
North East
Ivan Hawkins
Ella Hawkins
Marion Pardes
Buffalo
Marvin Johnson Sre
Hi J. Phillips Nésildence
Goshen Street
Goshen
Four Billion Federal Deficit Looms as Budget Grows
United Press reports the U S government closes a peace time deficit near four billion dollars for the current year, with expenses around seven billion and income about three billion. Treasury plans heavier spending next year amid a continuing balance that remains elusive.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
United States
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Hecesaive Nellet
United States Government Named Billion-Dollar Enterprise Since 1914
Washington reports the government has operated as a billion dollar business since 1914, with a table tracking yearly expenses and income. The figures show surging costs through war years, borrowing needs, and a record deficit during the 1918 Bacal year, highlighting the wartime strain on the federal balance sheet.
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Washington
United States
TeppeLin Head Urges U S to Enter Field
President P W Litchfield of the Goodyear Zeppelin Corp warns the United States to act now to join rising European airship competition. He says in two years the U S will fall behind and foreign control could eliminate American influence in the new field. He cites German Dutch plans to ship zeppelin trade and warns helium monopoly loss without prompt U S action.
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United Preas
Akron
Unite States
P. W. Litehield
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
United States
Pat East
America
U. S
Litchfield
Europe
South America
Far East
Elk County Commissioners Convicted in Fraud Case
Ridgway Pa June 25 A jury found County Commissioners Thomas Lel Jen and DeHaven Brown guilty on four counts of fraud connected to county land sales. Jury deliberated since 6 35 pm and returned verdict at 10 56 pm. Fellow commissioner Joseph Weisner was acquitted. Prosecutor Albert L Thomas led the case. Trial was among western Pennsylvania’s lengthy criminal proceedings. Mayor John Payne bans fireworks in City on July 1.
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Beaverdim
Waltsburg
Olin Moore
Carter Hill
Mercury
Philip Over
Curry
Manefield
Ohio
Caligraph Company
Bess Kincaid
Howard C. Shannon
VT. W
Hanover
Europe
Shannon
Maxine Alverson
Paris
M. M
Maviens
Raymori Sandburg
Frank Kinley
Sparta
Merk Barton
Couneaut Lake Breeze
Conteaul
Crawford Noumty
Ridgway
Thomas Lel Jen
DeHaven Brown
Elic
Charles Marglotti
Uiglie
Danala
Pennsylvania
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Corry County Club
Betty Wilcox
Teppelin Head
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Elk County
John, Payne
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