Union City Final Plans for Fete Parade Dinner
Union City May 17. Final arrangements for a public parade and dinner at the Baptist church are announced. A large crowd is expected for the 6:30 pm dinner and 7 pm march in front of the church. The event features a drum and bugle corps, Civil War veterans, Boy Scouts, and local bands.
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Union City
Tinion City
Lote Noll
Unlon City
Wail
Fearlay
Yanoring Wen
Sumit
Atte
Aenurein
Cole- Swan
Wil
Maren
West Spring Creek Letter highlights local visits and health notes
West Spring Creek residents share social updates from Warren visits to Guy's Mills and Spartansburg. Betty Logan cares for William Mulheren of Corry while Paul Whaley’s daughters suffer colds. Miss Jean Manley birthday party and family visits to the Pitt and Johnson households mark a lively community round. Homer Bullard plans a Washington trip, and local talk includes Anson Northrup and John Belliglia at home. London art collector John Howard remarks on detaching from art after work.
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Guy's Mills
Spartansburg
Anson Northrup
John Belligily
Paul Whaley
Vievnity
Jean Manley
JD. R. Johnson
Kenneth Pitt
Corry Unemployment Aid Totals for May Week End
Unemployment compensation data from the Corry office shows 2,280 claims filed through May 6 with total benefits of 21,284.70. The week ending May 6 issued 112 checks totaling 1,004.35, with Erie Franklin Meadville Oil City Warren among nearby towns showing varied weekly totals and averages. Across the state, 139,889 checks were issued in the first week of May, a 1% rise but five percent higher in expenditure. the average benefit per worker rose to 11.53, and since program start 2,200,595 checks total nearly 25 million dollars, averaging 11.93 per check.
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Corry
Division of Unemployment Compensation and Employenant Service
Erie
Franklin
Meadville
Oil City
Warren
Crawford Man Dies In Crash
MEADVILLE May 17 Raymond Plick 40 near New Richmond on route 77 was killed last night when struck by an automobile while driving cows with two companions F H McClaughry and William Laipple uninjured The driver Stanley C Smith of R D 8 Meadville was identified with Brady Irvin arrested for public drunkenness Smith free on his recognizance awaiting arraignment
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Meadville
Raymond Plick
New Richmond
Mersantly
Flick
F. H. McClaughry
William Laipple
Lewis Foradova
State Motor Police
Stanley C. Smith
Brady Irvin
Smith
City council seeks state probe of viaduct feasibility
At a recent meeting the council discussed sending a letter to the State Department of Highways requesting an official investigation into building a viaduct over the ice and Pennsylvania Railroad tracks from Marion to West Main streets. The push is led by Michael J. Flaherty with city engineer N R Dickson drafting the letter.
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Marion
West Main Streets
Michael J. Flaherty
Spring Street
Highway Department
N. R. Dickson
Wounded Man Testifies in Kentucky Mine Case
London Kentucky May 7 A man scarred on both wrists by bullets fired in Harlan county s bloody mine war comes into court today a missing defendant to be arraigned on charges of conspiring to deprive coal miners of their right to organize under the Wagner act The federal government is trying mine executives Harlan county peace officers and coal corporations on charges tied to union organizing efforts in the region
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Wy United Press
London
Harlan County
Hugh Taylor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dominion
Harlan
Fortune Inherited By 12 Year Old From Ontario Farmer
In Regina, Saskatchewan a 12 year old named Willitsa McKim inherits a fortune of 150000 dollars after the death of his uncle William T Hind. The farmer from Tilsonburg Ontario is named as the decedent, with McKim his nearest relative and heir.
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Regina, Sask
Willitsa ‘McKim
Tilsonburg
Ontario
William T. Hind
Testale
Mckim
Margiotti to Stay in Party After Voting
Charles J. Margiotti an independent candidate for Democratic governor, closed his campaign in Pittsburgh with a pledge to stay in the Democratic party after today’s primary. He vowed to fight graft and corruption inside the party, claiming only the “corrupt bosses” must be driven out.
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Democratic Party
Farley
United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Margiotti
O Sledge
Margiolii
Hla Cayoulgn
Margiotti
Zovern
Yes
Gov
Earle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Naional
Sinn A Warley
Liew
Thomas Kennady
Parey
Health Board Studies Milk Ordinance Enforcement
The Health Board and City Council began a months‑long inquiry into local milk supply regulation after a U S Department of Agriculture dairy inspection questionnaire raised issues. They review May 1 1922 dairy permit rules, seek full compliance, and may issue local permits where state inspection is lacking, assigning results to Safety Director Ossbacher and Health Officer Flanigan for report.
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Roard of
Ity Council
Corrylo
U.S. Department of Agricultixe
Comell
Ashteburn
Ohio
Jounell
Richard Ossbacher
John D. Flanigan
Grant and Sumner Spar Over the Bible Debate
Ulysses S. Grant and Charles Sumner clashed frequently in public and in conversation. In one noted exchange, when Sumner was accused of doubting the Bible, Grant retorted that Sumner did not write it, underscoring their sharp personal frictions.
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Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Charles Sumner
Sumner
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State Legion
West Spring Creek
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Royal Academy
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Detroit
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Ieee DeLuss
Toed
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