Special meeting announced for Shrine delegates visit
A special meeting at the Bond of Tyrlicalion gathers delegates for the Shrine convention in Washington. Mail for delegates should be sent to Shrine Post Office Washington D C general delivery windows to serve mail at Benjamin Franklin Station. The Rex theater weekly award climbs to 125 dollars next week.
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Washgton
Jund
Shrine Post Office
Washington, D. C
Benjamin Franklin
New Post
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania Avene N. W
City Observes Memorial Day with Veterans Parade
Corry observes Memorial Day with an Archie W. Thompson Post led procession through City Park. Civil War monument at Pine Grove Cemetery receives special rites as schools, veterans groups, and Boy Scouts participate, honoring war dead and all who served.
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S. A. Sisson
Erie
Pine Grove Memorial
Notu
Corry
Gieat
Archie W.thompson
C.F. Bennett
112Th Infantry
W. Drnior
American Legion
Boys Scouts
Girl Scouts
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Dia
Marca
St Eward's School
Oliver Casler
Ida Bell
Comy
Milan Waller
Carry High
Brantis Graves
St Thomas Giniteh
Dorothy Waller Grifiths
Joan Roland
John. Logrni
John Andrews Post
No. 70
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
United Spanish War Veterans
Spanish Veterans' Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars V
PF. W. Ausillary
American Tezinn
Legion Auxiliary
Women's Chi
Business and Profession
L Women's Club
Corry Iudge of Biles
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
Rebekaha
Rotary Clib
Kiwanis Club
Sumford Hose Company
Girl Scout
Claas
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Boland
Walter H. Scott
A. Sirson
Brie
Johnstown park tribute to flood victims discussed
Preliminary studies by the Department of Internal Affairs review a 200 acre site near Johnstown for park recreation and a memorial to the 1888 flood victims. Johnstown city council urged a survey, with Berwyn White Coal Company and local groups backing the project. Edward B. Plickinger notes cottage sites and seasonal use could aid outdoor recreation. The effort involves efforts beyond Johnstown with department architects coordinating.
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Harrisburg
Johnstown
Department of Internal Affairs
Thomas A. Logue
Ellixens Council
Greater
Conemaugh
Usde
Berwyn- White Coal Company
Logue
Edward B. Plickinger
Lantscape
Ten Students to Graduate at Columbus
Ten seniors at Columbus will receive diplomas in a June commencement at the Community church. Mortimer E. Graham of Erie will deliver the keynote, with Rev. W. H. Garnett delivering the Baccalaureate sermon on June 2. Florence Howles will give the valedictory and Eleanora Christensen the salutatory. Alumni banquet June 4 and Class Night May 31, with a final Senate play.
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Mortimer E. Graham
W. H. Garnett
Columbus
At & O'Clock
Mortimer 1. Graham
Erie
Bienne Stockton
Florence Howles
Eleanora Christensen
Blaine Stockton
Myrna Schramling
Anna Kuzma
Anna Matako
Ruth Wynn
Evelyn Wynn
Beatrice Teemley
Rov
Upperman
Senate of Seniors
Community Church
Wm. H. Garnett
Mac’s
Tniti
Bertham Stockton
Kansas Day Chief to Speak in City Sunday
Attorney George Young Hammond, a national lecturer and author, will preach Sunday morning at First Methodist Episcopal Church and speak at Fires Baptist Sunday School at 9 45 a m. He is known for dramas on liquor questions and served as special prosecutor in Des Moines. The event is part of a national campaign across eastern states. He will also speak in Meadville at First Presbyterian Church Sunday night.
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America
Mr. Sisson
Sisson
Byssa
Milan Waller
Carlton Craker
Robert Brown
John Merrick
Trombote
Francis Graves
V,fw. Post
Post Rugier Waller
George Young Hammond
Hammond
Fires Baptist Church
United States
Des Moines
Fort Wright
An 'Bar
Kangas
Ira Landreth
National Teader
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas
Attorney Hammond
Meadville
First Presbyterian Church
National Park Service Survey Drives Pennsylvania Land Purchases
The National Park Service surveys marginal lands for park and recreation use across Pennsylvania funded land purchases. Projects include Recoon Creek valley near Pittsburgh French Creek area between Pottstown and Reading and areas near Bedford. Court upholds appeal of Captain Sherwood from suspension of auto license. secretary’s order rescinded by Judge McCracken in yesterday’s proceedings.
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National Park Service
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Recoon Creek
Pittsburgh
French Creek
Thomas Sherwood
Secretary of the Revenue of Pennsylvania
Lee A. McCracken
Revenue Secretary
Mev Cracken
Graded Pennsylvania produce hits record sales in 1934
Graded products valued at 3,000,000 dollars were sold by Pennsylvania fruit and vegetable growers in the past season, the Bureau of Markets reports. Official grading boosted marketing, reopened potato outlets, and aided disposal of the state's largest potato crop on record. William May of Lottsville visited Cony with friends.
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Bureau of Markets
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Fruit
State Department
GF Agriculture
Pennaylvat
Asia
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Fragmented Local Notice on Action and Switch Proposal
Readable fragments suggest a public notice about an action and a switch proposal involving a local entity. Details on involved parties, dates, or governing body are unclear in the available text.
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Joseph W. Tades
North East Township
Lloyd Stowe
Yester
James Isherwood
Charles N. Stafford
City Council
Highway Department
Andrew Ma’sink
Cherry Grove
Pleasant Townships
Paull €. Davis
Southwest
R. Ross Porter
Farmington
Gerald Jamieson
Freeholi
Homer Manier
Spring Creek
Henry Gibman
Jo Ev
PWA
Inter
Wiyee
Wellejus
Main Street
Crx
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. Hengs
William Fleming
Robert Reaple
Corry Youtha
Zalzneck
North Center Street
Smith Amt Gentz
Grasp Seven Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Warren
Corry's
Mrsavid Johnson
Jamestown
Tae Taheik
Woy
Raith Merle
Yoolth
Carson? McKenn
Forest
Grayfurd
Cract
Kansas Day
City
George
Tween Pottstown
Reading
Bedford
William May
Lottsville
Cony
Tonaren Png
Boa Everts
Shila
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