Wattsburg Fair to Feature Horse Events and Night Entertainment
Reports from Cleveland say Erie Railroad trainmen may strike at noon Saturday unless management meets demands. Wattsburg Fair, “Everybodys Pair,” runs August 28 to September 1 with horse races Wednesday to Friday and a horse show Saturday afternoon. Radio entertainment is planned for peak nights and Del Darling will host ceremonies. the event emphasizes youth.
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Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway
BRT
National Railroad Arbitration Board
US Conciliation Service
BRIT
Wattsburg
Harry M. Burrows
del Darling
Erie County Four-H Roundups At Fair Expanded This Year
The Erie county Four-H Roundups will be held in connection with the fair marking more activities than ever for both boys and girls. Vocational education will play a major role with eleven schools seeking space for exhibits under B. E. Decker who oversees the vocations department. Officials foresee many departments meeting or exceeding standard, aiming to educate the public about rural life in northwestern Pennsylvania and nearby counties while providing good entertainment.
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Erie County
Burrows
B. E. Decker
Ife
Pennsylvania
Memorial Services For Spring Creek Soldiers
Memorial services will be held next Sunday at 2 PM at Wrightsville Church for two Spring Creek Church soldiers. Pfc Edward Dotson died in Belgium January 29 and Pfc Harry Irwin fell in the Philippines February 8.
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Wrightsville
Spring Creek
Edward Dotson
Harry Irwin
Belgium
Pfe
Irwin
Luwon
Philippines
State Health Board approves new restaurant rules nationwide
The State Advisory Health Board approved hygiene regulations for dining establishments, detailing licensing criteria, required inspections every three months, and reports to municipal authorities within 24 hours. Prohibitions include animals on premises, chipped glass, nonfood surfaces, and cadmium, lead, or zinc utensils. Itinerant eateries may also fall under the rules.
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Associated Pr
Harrisburg
State Advisory Health Board
State Health Department
State Secretary of Health
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
J. Moore Campbell
Jamestown Driver Sold Stolen Load and Abandoned Truck
A Jamestown man accused by police of driving a D. and H. Trucking Co truck to Cleveland, selling a $200 load of furniture, then abandoning the vehicle, was brought back from Painesville to face charges. Officers said the truck belonged to D. and H. Trucking Co. The inquiry centers on the alleged theft and disposal of the furniture load.
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Jamestown
D. & H. Trucking Company
Cleveland
Painesville
Reunion and Church Event at Canadohta Lake
Mr and Mrs Prank Betts Sheila and Don ha spend this week at Canadohta Lake. Mary Thompson visits Oil City with Clarence Thompson and Jim dy. Dean Lee Reagle hosts six girls at a dinner honoring Florence Walte who leaves for Nurses Cadets training. Mrs Harry Thompson and others visit Cleveland. Betty Dodd Florence Waite and Jean Reagle visit Canadohta Lake. Rev L J Bighmey from Youngsville and Rev W P Minton with guests were at Perry Meads. Harold Reagle from Cleveland visits. Sunday School and church honor Ida Ohrn at a tureen dinner as she prepares to spend summer in Philadelphia. Over 250 attend the dedication at the congregational church.
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Columbus
Prank Betts
Sheila
Donha
Canadohta Lake
Mary Thompson
Oil City
Clarence Thompson
Jimdy
Dean Lee Reagle
Florence Walte
Spring Creel
Nurses Cadets
Harry Thompson
J. H. Rengle
Leslie Dodd
Cleveland
Youngsville
Miss Ohrn
Philadelphia
Upperman family hosts annual sermon and visits noted
Church decor with flowers and ferns sets scene for visits by Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Mygard of Los Angeles Gulif to Ty Anderson and Perry Mead homes. Daily Vacation Bible School runs July 1 to 11 at Congregational Church. Numerous Upperman relatives gather at Pine Valley for a teen dinner including Loren Upperman John Sheehan Irene Upperman Hollis Upperman and others. After a business meeting the group shares social time. A newborn boy at Marshal Adams home is named Terry Lynn.
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M. O. Mygard
Los Angeles
Gulif
Ty Anderson
Perry Mead
Don Wiggers
Herbert Trisket
Upperman
Ty Fralick
Pine Valley
Loren Upperman
Clymer
John Sheehan
Mass
Irene Upperman
Corry
Hollis Upperman
Norma
William Swiderski
Sati Upperman
Glen
Marshal Adams
Ruth Upperman
Leslie Upperman
Clifford Aikens
Grup
Tery Lynn
Swiderski and friends visit area residents this week
Janet Swiderski spends the week with Beverly Aikens while Ronnie and Raymond Adams visit Mr and Mrs lly Fralick and Mr and Mrs Deb Sorenson of Clymer call on Mr and Mrs Clifford Caster Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Thompson of OW City visit Me and Mrs Andrew Thompay Sunday afternoon as Andrew Christensen remains in Corry Hospital.
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Janet Swiderski
Beverly Aikens
Ronnie and
Raymond Adams
Lly Fralick
Deb Sorenson
Clymer
Clifford Caster
Clarence ‘Thompson
OW City
Andrew ‘Thompay
Andrew Christensen
Corry Hospital
Meadville Soldier Ballot Secures City Controller Post
In Crawford County the soldier vote cemented Lawrence W. Koestling as Meadville city controller, Republican incumbent since 1934, over rival F. G. Mack Tarnaghan. Tarnaghan trailed 772 to 71 locally but Koestling gained six of seven soldier ballots to lead 757 to 13, with Democratic write-ins aiding.
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Mreadville
Crawford County
Lawrence W. Koessting
Meadville
G. Mack Tarnaghan
Kosssting Kot
Koess
Ling Lso
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