Chautauqua ticket sale opening here with promise
The local Chautauqua committee plans ticket sales as Theodore Roosevelt era enthusiasm and guarantor support motivate a community enterprise. The non profit program aims to fund future shows, with heads of the guarantors urging public backing and noting details in a booklet.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Zed Chantaugue
Wates
Paul M. Pearson
Smvarthmore Chautauqua Association
E. Shoop
R. B. Palmer
Louis G. Kirch
Brown
L. A. Mason
FL. Ford
Stephen B. Brooks
W. B. Skinner
J. J) Squire
Loveland
Colby
P.E. Whittlesey
I. Warren DeRosay
H. Martin
A. Johnson
Weir
Barton F. Smith
Will R. Mann
Beatles
John Bs Ward
J. Konboka
Rice di Nog
Albert Lynn
H.C. Rust
Monroe
Mel Howard
Clarence A. Shoop
Fredrick
Miller
Tony Jackson
J. Arthur Swarmy
Ralph J. Herlet
Ira A- Miller
E J. Lewis
C. He Hause
C. D
CESS
Holbrook Named Dean at University of Pittsburgh
Elmer A Holbrook, long time dean of the School of Mines at Pennsylvania State College since 1922, has been appointed dean of the Schools of Engineering and Mines at the University of Pittsburgh.
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PITT
United Press
Pittsburgh
Elmer A Holbrook
School of Mines
Pennsylvania State College
Engineering and Mines
University of Pittsburgh
Burdicks Killed At Whitnport Crossing On Panhandle Line
Steubenville dispatches report the deaths of Clair Burdick and his son Paul when their car was struck by a passenger train at Whitnport Crossing on the Panhandle Railroad while en route from Steubenville. The wrecked auto rested about thirty yards in front of the locomotive. The Burdicks, former Union City residents, lived in Adena Ohio and were connected with local business. Surviving relatives include Mrs C P Burdick, Fred of Union City, and two sisters Mrs Arthur Weldner of this city and Mrs Parker of Venango.
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Clair Burdick
Paul
Union City
Stewhenville
Ohio
Panhandle
Whitnport Crossing
Rean Steubenville
Burdicks
Adena
C. P. Burdick
Fred
Arthur Weldner
Sty
Parker
Venango
Goodyear Wins 50000 Prize for Navy Dirigible Design
United Press reports Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron won first prize in the navy dirigible design competition for a 6500? cubic foot craft. The award carries 50000 dollars with a 5000 prize to W Watts Pagan of Baltimore as second. Honorable mention went to Dr Johannes Schwengler of Streuitz Germany. About 87 designs were submitted. The dirigible must carry five airplanes and reach 50 miles per hour on tour.
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United Press
Washington
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron O
Navy
W. Watters Pagan
Baltimore
Johannes] Schwengler
Streuitz
Germany
New Pennsylvania Highway Maps To Add Benjamin Franklin Route
Harrisburg June 28 3 The Benjamin Franklin and Buffalo Pittsburgh highways will appear on Pennsylvania tour ist maps to be ready in ten days John R Dight director of state publications says one hundred thousand maps and twenty thousand copies of Pennsylvania highways will be printed Roads added by the 1926 omnibus road act will be shown on the maps but those from last springs omnibus bill will not until next year The new Benjamin Franklin highway runs from Atlantic City to San Francisco following parts of the William Penn highway
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Harrisburg
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John R. Dight
State Publications
Atlantic City
N. J
San Francisco
Cal
Old Resident Laid at Rest in Corry
Funeral services for David Peet a Corty resident who died at his daughter Mrs James Middleton Union City home were held Monday at 2 pm. Rev W B Bartlett led the service with Mrs Brasile Lillie and Mrs O A Johnson singing Lead Kindly Light and Jesus Saviour Pilot Me. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with nephews George Hulett Frank Hunlert Guy Rogers Sylvester Rogers Lee Rogers and Earl Rogers as bearers. Peet born in Portland New York December 1852 had lived in Corry most of his life. Attending out of town relatives included James Middleton Union City Ac Lo Wakefield Grove City B A Kaneman Erle Homer Rogers Warren Mr and Mrs Lee Rogers Mr and Mrs Sylvester Rogers Pittsfield Mrs Harry Tans George Hulett and Frank Hulett Sltymer Ne Wattsburg George Freligh Wattsburg.
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David Peet
Corty
James Middleton
Union City
Euclid Street
W. B. Bartlett
Firsts
Brasile Lillie
O. A. Johnson
Jesus
Ute Homie
Pine Grove Cemetery
George Huleth
Frank Hunlert
Guy Rogers
Sylvester Rogers
Lee Rogers
Earl Rogers
Mr. Peet
Portland
N.Y
Miss Brockman Announces Chautauqua Season Plans
Miss Mary Brockman sets this itinerary for Chautauqua New York where she will spend the season. The readable text notes her plans and the seaside resort context for the upcoming program.
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Mary Brockman
Chautauqua, N.Y
Westfield Man Sentenced to Two to Four Years
Westfield resident Merton Pet ups was indicted on first degree assault but pleaded guilty to a reduced second degree assault charge. He received a sentence of two to four years in Auburn State Prison. Judge Lee L. Ottaway presided with local officials and attorneys named in attendance as the court convened for July term.
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Auburn State Prison
Manvilleine
Merton Petups
Westfield
Lee L. Ottaway
Harry M. Young
F He Mott
Jamestown
Ottaway
L. A. Serronie
Tamestown
Quy L. Mills
Frank Upson
Dunkirk
Emery
West A. Gossett
Joseph Dornberger
Ralph Levin
Jas Minton
Rumor Fades of Missing Flyers Nungesser and Coli
News from New York June 28 notes a circulated report that the missing aviators Nungesser and Coli were found in Canada. Government and Privé Brothers outfits deny the sighting, with searches continuing though no flare reports have emerged.
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United Press
NEW York
Nungesser and Coli
Canada
Quebec
Airewus
Prive Brothers Go
Prise Brothers
Huse
Nungessor
Calf
Tts
Tetenpdanie
Hat Cinlty
Sharonite pleads guilty in fraud case
Sharonite B. Guthrie of Sharon pleaded guilty to five of 87 counts of fraudulent conversion found by the Mercer grand jury. He will be sentenced on July 2.
Kane Has Two Smallpox Cases Reported
In Kane on June 28 Mrs. Robert Peterson and her son Robert Jr. plus 28 Carlson block residents were found ill with smallpox. Dr. H G McGhee and Drs. Guy Vogin Dee i W Dana confirmed the diagnosis. Health Officer We Persing ordered quarantine for the block and notified Harrisburg. Mrs Peterson’s condition was reported satisfactory.
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Peterson
Persing
Corry Country Club Dinner Planned With Social Bridge
The Corry Country Club committee raises plans for a Thursday dinner to be served at 1 pm for ladies of the club. Attendees are asked to bring a tureen plate cup and silver. After the meal bridge and golf will follow with an entertainment feature in the works.
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Goodyear
Akron Concern
Oil City Trustee
Firch Baking CO
Kane
Country Club
United States
Tate
U.S
United States Rubber Company “Mark Trade
D.L. MacKay
Center Street
Central Garage
South Street