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June's waning prompt local council and school board meetings
The board of education holds a special meeting this evening while the city council plans a regular meeting Monday. Unclaimed weekly Rex theatre prize rises to 50 dollars next week. Erie County Volunteer Firemen meet at First Ward station this evening. War with Germany signed June 28 1919 is noted. Home grown strawberries are abundant due to late May and June weather, selling at nominal prices and encouraging canning. Elmer Carrier Post 365 plans a large delegation to the bugle and drum corps competition at Ene stadium Saturday evening, with many others expected to attend the show rivaling the state convention. Titusville Herald notes a visit from former boxing champion Jack Johnson. Sheriff announces final listing date for September sale is Friday August 2 with sale on September 6. A Chevrolet truck overturns on Roosevelt highway near Youngsville. driver uninjured. Warren residents urged to curb flower picking on forest highways. signs prohibit it in many areas. City tax deadlines set with July 6 as final payment date. Benevolent and Protective Order of Filles plans two goodwill cars en route to the national convention in Columbus. Jefferson County Sabbath School association protests liquor advertising at Brookville convention. American Railroads reports revenue freight carloads for week ended June 22 at 567,547, down from last week and last year.