St Patrick Day events and local notices prompt town report
Two weeks remain before council meets again while groundhog signals early spring. WABC radio airs Ireland's St Patrick's program from Dublin today. Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor film at Rex Theatre draws crowd. Health officer records scarlet fever case in Armitage family. local undertaker updates and shop moves noted.
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Will Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Rex Théatre
Ireland
St Patrick's Day
Dublin
Wabc Cbs
Jom D. Flanigan
Armitage
North Center Street
French Creek Letter Reports Local Death and Community News
Benjamin Dunnewold, a prominent farmer of French Creek, died at his home on Tuesday night at 10 45 of pneumonia. He was 41 and survived by four sisters. Funeral services were held Friday at his home and the church with Rev. Mulvin officiating. Ethel King, a nurse in Buffalo, visited her brother Clifford King. Other notes include Maple syrup sales, garden club meeting details, social visits, and local happenings around French Creek and Findley Lake.
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Prench Creek
Benjamin Dunnewold
French Creek
Dunnewold
John Mer‘dink
Batiagen
Lee Willink
Fila Dunnewold
W’riday
Mulvin
St Maris
Ethel King
Clifford King
James Exiyard
Orval Reed
Springville
John H. Reed
Findley Lake Garden Club
L. J. Hubbard
Wook
Myra Neekers
Lena Gallup
Esutifin Farm
Harmon Neekers
F. J. Wardes
Biba
Ray Edwards
Niagara Falll
Parl Edwards
Willis Cady
Merle Tewinkle
Sherman
Burke
Washington PTA Meeting Highlights Local Efforts
A large and enthusiastic Washington PTA gathering featured Attorney Walter L. Peake on Child Tablo Legislation and Citizenship, guitar duets by Rank Perry and Dominic Palcone, readings by Mzg. Patterson, and a demonstration on First Aid preparedness. The event noted community refreshments, recognition for No. 4’s banner, and plans for a Superior certificate with 150 points added. a brief business session closed the meeting.
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Waehnelen
Roins
Walter L. Peake
Rank Perry
Dominic Palcone
Charlotte Walter
Anne Perry
Cleo Haight
Mom No. 4
Witeidance
Credi
Dunkirk Board Advances Budget Cuts for Future Year
Dunkirk Mar 17 The Board of Education approved economies to shave over 50 thousand dollars from next year’s school budget. Consolidation of Junior and Senior High departments under one principal planned. Night School kept with reduced cost. Summer School to be discontinued. Savings projected include about 8 thousand from school consolidation and 5 thousand from dropping Summer School.
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Dunkirk
Board of Education
Boars
Prederick R. Darling
Millionaire Titusville Man Names Heir In Estate Will
Maris Burfalo of Titusville Pennsylvania and Buffalo died in a recent accident that also claimed his wife. He leaves his racing stable to his son James Curtis McKinney II with Titusville Trust Company administering a million dollar estate. The will provides 25 000 from assets plus 75 000 if the son dies before 85. The son receives 125 per month for life. Mrs McKinney's sister Litt Van Derer gets the same. If the son dies leaving a widow, the widow gets one third and the remainder goes to Louis McKinney or heirs.
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Burfalo
Mar Is
McKinney
Titusville
Buffalo
Fred Egan
Titusville Trust Company
James Curtis McKinney
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Birthday observance marks veterans post anniversary
The event highlighted Memorial Day planning and the post’s decade of activity. Speakers included State Commander Benjamin Rassity and Commander Ralsky. A bronze Doughboy statue was presented to Walter S. Kittleberger for ten years of service as quartermate. The evening ended with refreshments, games, and dancing.
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Page Vues
Résselay Brown
Pennsylvania
Duncan
Northwestern Counties Council
Mic City Merry Makers
American Legion
Uhlonity
Rassity
Walter
Rail leaders defend rates on soft coal case
Windge A P Rossiter served as judge defense attorney and prothonotary in a 12 minute civil action. Sooty testified only witness as verdict for $100 was entered. The case centered on bituminous coal shipments from Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia to eastern markets. The inter state commerce commission heard arguments amid rail rate dispute.
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Baie
Rossiter
Soety
Healry
Wi Box
Washington
William Sooty
West 26Th Street
Adam S
Pennsyl
Migdal
22Nd
Raspberry
Yunla
Maryland
Virginia
Ori
Inter
State Commerce Commission
Exports from U S hit February low since 1904
U S exports in February totaled 100 million dollars the lowest for any February since August 1904 when they reached 92.204 million. Commerce Department noted a favorable balance of 17 million against 22.074 million in February 1992. GIL activities restart in Camden Arkansas as oil work resumes after a year of dormancy with a new test well planned.
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Washington, Mar
United States
Department of Commerce
Gil
Camden
Ark
Stephens
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