Anniversiry of the shining of the set in Beaverdam
Local notices describe a late dinner meeting of the Idea Rule Club at Wayne Valley U B Church Beaverdam and list residents Byron Davids receiving a $5 award at Rex theatre Howard W Van Matre named postmaster at Cambridge Springs succeeding Arza Bullock and other community updates including road resurfacing near Titusville and political rally plans for F Clair Ross at the Outing Club and WPA labor statistics from six counties.
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Aer Supply Athletic Agspoli
Ite
Mew Park
East Main Sreet
Rhady Avenue
Idea Rule Club
Wayne Valley U. B
Beaverdam
Howard W. van Matre
Cambridge Springs
Arza Bullock
van Mate Haven
Na O. van Matre
Bernard J. Cochran
WPA
Erie
Harrisburg
County Tax Abatement Plan Described By County Treasurer
County Treasurer Ralph B. McGord outlined Iowa 4x abatement rules allowing payment of current accounts with penalties and interest on 1935 taxes and offering a 20 percent early payment option for old back taxes through November 1, 1986. Taxpayers must keep taxes from becoming delinquent to avoid automatic penalties, and those using the plan must cover 1935 taxes, penalties, and one-fifth of earlier taxes.
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Iowa
Ralph B. McGord
McCord
Bugle Corps Compete At V P W Convention Altoona
Bugle corps contest on the second day of the Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars convention at Altoona features about forty bands with a Corry post delegation present. Contests begin this afternoon and officer elections for the military order of cobties are scheduled for tonight as the convention closes tomorrow. Committee members announced include L Neubert St Marys credentials F McCoy Grove City general resolutions J G Mu y rin Butler legislative resolutions.
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Pennsylvania Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Altoona
Archie W. Thompson Post
Corry
Military Order of Cobties
L. Neubert
St. Marys
Public Service Commission held 187 hearings in May
Harrisburg June 26 The Public Service Commission held 187 hearings in 15 cities during May with commissioners or examiners in Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh Williamsport Towanda Scranton Ridgway Evans Wilkes Barre Washington Hollidaysburg Ebensburg Greensburg Somerset and Washington DC. Twenty seven hearings were formal complaints 130 were applications for commission approval and 30 were for approval of contracts between municipalities and public service companies. Cherry tree a lilac Toledo For years a mystery tree in Dr George M Reinhart yard looked like a cherry tree but never bore cherries now it is blooming not cherry blossoms but White Lilacs.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
Towanda
Scranton
Ridgway
Evie
Wilkes-Barre
Washsington
Hollidaysburg
Ebensburg
Greensburg
Somerset
Washington, D. c
Toledo
George M. Reinhart
Pennsylvania Hosts Many Visitors for Historic Commission Map
Visitors from across the United States will tour Pennsylvania this season as the Pennsylvania Historic Commission and the Rooktonville Motor Club promote new historic maps. Over 200 requests for map folders have arrived from 22 states, with shipments up to 190 copies. Major clubs including the Chicago Motor Club and the Automobile Club of New York are distributing and displaying Pennsylvania maps at branches, while daily mail from Pennsylvanians requests copies for business and personal use.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Stentum Historic Commission
Lickxonville
Pennsylvania
Florida
Pennsylvan
Cupien
Estty
United Stas
Land of Penn
Hivun
Chicsgo Motor Club
Automobile Club of
New York
Keystone State
Allegheny River May Hit New Low With Little Rain
Oil City June 26 With less than half the normal rainfall in the section the Allegheny River is falling toward a new monthly low. Franklin gauge shows 2.81 feet, down 0.8 feet from yesterday. Rain readings in the county total only 0.7 inch for the month, with 0.38 in June 17 and 0.11 in June. Other areas report only slight rainfall.
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Allegheny
Oil City
Franklin Stool
Golden-Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Golden-Lax Tablets to relieve constipation and San-Cura Ointment to soothe piles. It promises rapid relief and healing, claiming non irritating formula and safety with no habit formation. Prices listed as 25 cents for Golden-Lax and 8 pence or a small amount for San-Cura.
Final Talks For Forbes Field Boxing Match July 28
Final negotiations aim to stage a 12 round bout at Forbes Field between Johnny Lewis and AI Gamer with promoter Elwand Rigby meeting with Pirates president William Genswanger to finalize plans on July 28.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Johnny Lewis
Elwand Rigby
William ®. Genswanger
the Pirates
Corry Club Leader Heads B P W C Cruise Delegation
Mrs Myra Thomas club president leads a delegation of Business and Professional Women’s Club members aboard the Great Takes cruise to state organization. The eight eight Octorara carrying B P W C delegates from across the state departed Brie Wetmestay evening.
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Myra Thomas
Business & Professional Women's Club
B. PW. Clubp
Dairymen Meet at Townville in League Gathering
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association held a sub district meeting Thursday in Townville. Delegates from Corry and Ashville attended along with Syracuse delegates who reported on the June 18 meeting. Director RM Groul from Kennedy spoke on the improving milk market while George Swart from Ashville led the resolutions committee. Sixty members attended the nesting session.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Townville
Roy Swart
Corry
Syracuse
RM. Groul
Kennedy
George Swart
Ashville
Resolutions Committee
State Aid for Mothers Fund Forthcoming
Harrisburg plans for a new federal state aid program to aid 140 to 160 mothers on waiting lists. Assemblyman Barber says forthcoming legislation would create nine trustees per county, with appointments by governor, judges, and county commissioners. Distribution of funds would be one third from county, state, and federal sources.
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Congress of the
United States
Lis New Deal
Taruers
Wai
State Assembly
Thomas Barber
Blauvelt
Flind
Thorsilay
Wis
Froen
Harrisburg
Legiary Hon
Jill
Barber
Timner
Byse Common Pleas Couurt
Hy Thu
Plan Extending Erie Street Without Cost
The state highway department will extend W. 12th street pavement from Liberty to Peach this summer at no city cost. Streets Director Mrs. H Lee Munger said a resolution will be introduced to grant the city the right to extend the highway. The plan aims to pave from the city western limits to Hiasi Avenue to divert through traffic away from Gin Street and Wirth Street.
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State Highway Department
W. 12Th Street
Liberty Street
Peach Street
H. Lee Munger
Munger
Highway Department
Hiasi Avenue
Wirth
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
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McKee & Balazick
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Mercer County
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Chas. H. Pry Construction Co
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London
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