Pennsylvania adds 16 federal aid miles to highway plan
Secretary Samuel S. Lewis announced Pennsylvania will add 16 miles to the federal aid highway program, funded with favored bids and department matching to expand the original effort to more than 300 miles. The plan uses about 5 million in federal funds this year, with the state contributing no extra outlay due to declining revenue. Crawford county will gain 12.10 miles from Meadville to Crossingville, and Erie county will receive 7.25 miles from Mill Village to Edinboro and 14.99 miles from Edinboro to Albion, all approved by Governor Pinchot.
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Samuel S. Lewis
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Ine Highway Department
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Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
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Lewis
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Crawford County
Meadville
Crossingville
Erie County
Mill Village
Edinboro
Albion
Memorial Day recon meeting at Penn Wells hotel Wellsboro
Tausing of 9 month Sehoqla back in session for. 1 wuble A for the Memorial Day recon. Roosevelt Highway Association of Pennsylvania will bold try regular mid year meeting at the Penn Wells hotel at Wellsboro time 2nd. 19312 Commencement exercises just a week away. The committee in charge of the plrnte sponsored yearly by the Grand Valley lodge of Odd Fellows were 1 amasling late last week when prelimi nary plans were made for the annual outing which will be held the first Wednesday in August. The Journal hag received a beauti ful portrait of George Washington from the Recruit Publicity Bureau United States Army in Governor Island N. This portrait from the rush of Capt. Tom Woodburn Art Director of the bureau is a Regular Army Officer's conception of the First Commander.
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Roosevelt Highway
Associa Hon
Pennsylvania
Penn Wells
Wellsboro
Grand Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows
George Washington
Recruit Publicity Bureau
United States Army
Governor Island
Tom Woodburn
Northern lights dazzle skies over city on Sunday evening
A unusually bright aurora borealis lit the northern skies Sunday evening with streaks like spotlights. Hundreds watched the display after twilight as it illuminated the night.
West Smith Street Autos Crash. Babbitts Escape Injury
A collision on West Smith Street near Mead Gasoline Station involved two cars driven by H. Burlingame and Franklin S. Babbitt. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage but all occupants escaped serious injuries though bruised and shaken. Patricia Ann and Marion Allene Babbitt were passengers, returning home after a visit.
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Evie
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Babbitt
Smith Street
Burlingane
Burlingame Ja
Erie
Tidioute Woman Dies After Gasoline Explosion
Miss Bessie Wolfe, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wolfe of Goodwill Hill, fatally burned in a laundry gas explosion at the Hawkey home in Tidioute. She died Saturday at Warren Hospital after serious burns to arms body and legs. Survived by parents three brothers Tack Lawrence Carl Wolfe and a sister Mrs Lillian Spencer. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at their Goodwill Hill home with interment at Tidioute cemetery.
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John Wolfe
Good- Will Hill
H.R. Hawkey
Tidioute
Warren Hospital
Decemer
Miss Wolfe
Tack, Lawrence
Carl Wolfe
Lillian Spencer
Glen Cairn
W. J Arnold
Goodwill Hill
Tidioute Cemetery
Joseph Sestak Dies at Corry Hospital
Joseph Sestak of Corry R D 3 died Saturday afternoon at 2 46 at the Corry hospital. Services will be held Thursday at 10 o clock in St Elizabeth's church with burial in St Elizabeth's cemetery. He had lived here about five years and is survived by two sons Theodore and Martin of Coatesville PA. The body lies at Davison's Funeral Home until funeral time.
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Joseph Sestak
Corry
R. D
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O'Cllock
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Sestak
Theodore
Martin
Coatesville
Davison
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Stoffan
Requiem Mass for the repose of Mrs. Mary Stoffan, a well known resident of Columbus township, was celebrated this morning at St Thomas church. Rev. V J Reiser officiated in the presence of a large gathering. Music by the choir of St Elizabeth's church. Interment in St Elizabeth's cemetery. Bearers: Mike Kondrycit, John Pondell, George Kuzma, Less Komenda, Andrew Kusma, George Kellar.
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Columbus Township
St Thomas Church
V. J. Reiser
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth’s Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
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John Pondell
George Kuzma
Less Komenda
Andrew Kusma
George Kellar
Man Arrested After Fire At Jamestown Home
May 31 Jamestown reports a large house in Merlin Avenue burned with firefighters working 2200 feet of hose from a Lakewood Road hydrant. Leo Nagle and Ellery Canter, former residents, were arrested on open charges by Chief Douglas G. Kropf in Celoron. The barn burned. the house’s first floor saved. Patti owned the property carrying 8000 insurance on the house and 800 on the barn.
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Merlin Over
West Billcatt
Leo Nagle
Ellery Canter
Merlin Avenue
Douglas G. Kropt
Geloron
Céloron Fire Department
Lakewood Road
Kropf
Celoron
Altough
Joseph Patti
Arrests After Sunday Disturbance In Third Ward
Sunday morning near Wail Smith street ended with a group of four youths attacking a girl and two friends as they sat in a car. Two suspects fled, while two were jailed, fined ten dollars plus costs, with possible arrests and additional charges linked to the assault and damaged clothing and hat.
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Wail Smith
B. Porter
Damage claim seeks 40000 in Oil City transit suit
Frank L. Montgomery and Pansy B. Montgomery sue Citizen Transit Co. and Keystone Public Service Co. for 40000 each, claiming injuries from an August 14 1950 bus accident between Oil City and Hasson Park. They say they were husband and wife and allege the bus was driven by Hogue, an agent or employee of the defendants.
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B. Montgomery
West Wifi Street
Citizen Transit Co
Keystone Public Service Company
Alege
Vc Motor
Hasson Park
Geste
Ansert
One Hogue
The Mysterious Outgrowth of a London Heiress
English professor’s daughter Ann Anriuichael travels with Roy Burney, a young American millionaire, on a voyage toward Bangkok after surviving blackmail attempts. As Burney’s circle of professors and affluent companions crowds the ship, Ann hides deeper motives while a mystery about Burney’s dealings and Lee Lathegn unfolds. The voyage includes Bangkok stage plans and mounting tension as jealousies and schemes surface aboard the liner.
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Roy Burney
Hia
Bren
Birney
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Burney
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Bangkok
London
Wonnivencement 0x class of 1932 celebration notes
The 1932 class commencement events span the school auditorium with June ceremonies. Reserved seats for graduates and families accompany an agenda of music, speeches, and presentations led by the faculty and student orchestra. Names of graduates across colleges and fields appear in the program, highlighting a broad student cohort and a formal award sequence.
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Hach
Sabutatory
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Baccal Serm By' Baccal Serm By' The Hall Choir
Fragmentary text appears to describe a 1983 hymn by the Gies group with choir and orchestra participation. Names are garbled, but references to a hall invocating and a year suggest a school or church musical program. No clear event dates or complete credits are readable.
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Bing
E. Boyd
Seine
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