Girard Albion Seeks Lake Erie Park on North Girard Shore
Residents in Albion area invited to back a lakefront park on Lake Erie near North Girard. Plan aims to raise 1000 dollars to buy 164 acre site from Carnegie-Divnots Steel, with 3810 feet lake frontage west of Lake Street and Route 5. Site features a wide beach, potential for a road to water, and room for a baseball diamond tennis court and golf. Portion lies in woods and other land suitable for elevation work, plus two farms a sling station and six producing wells nearby.
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Albion
Lake Erie
North
Girard
Lake Park
Girard and
Worth Girard Exchange Club
Lab
Acra
Gammegie-Divnots Steel Corporation
Lake Rosit
North Girard
Lake Street
Duke Erie
Richardson
Grant Stores 33 Birthday Celebration Expansion
The 33rd anniversary of WT Grant Company will be celebrated from October 14 to 16 at Grant stores nationwide, with emphasis on low prices driven by large-scale business. The company began in 1906 and now runs 495 stores, aiming to offer value through its customer‑centered policy. Ray Coughenout, store manager, plans a major sale. Also note: Opportunity City Presbyterian church meeting at Mrs W O Bracken on West Pleasant Street Monday evening hosted by assist ant Miss Dobson and Miss Austin.
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WT. Grant Company
Grant
Gorty
Lys. Mass
Grant Company
Tiel
Ror Grant
Ray Coughenout
Torst Grant
Chty
The
Presbyterian Church
Smoviny
Stumpf Company, Inc
Ing Ington
N. J
Armstrong's
Gay
Allezneny
Allegheny River Improvement Association
Elks
New Kensington
Kane
Joseph J. Redman
Harrisburn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Warren County
Ed Lowrey
B. R. Stenti
Wested ‘Taylor and Son
Spring Greek
Tom Cor
Ty’ Hospital
John Dingfelder
Ernest Lopus
Ait
Ray Lopus
Mobey Iin
Corry Napital
B. Wilcox
Dial
James Sibert
Port Allegany
McKean
Leanston’s
Johnsonburg
Rolfe
Rosin Wrecking Company
Jamestown
N. C
Micah
Corry
Allegheny College
Venango County
Judd
Laughner
Oil City
Frank Holmes
Oility
Plumer Street
Bissell Avenue
Edward Stubbs
Corn
Corn~ Planter Avenues | .A Specist Session of Warren Bounty Court
St. Edward's Hall
Stephen Antill
Titusville
R. D
Ve- Tango County
Joseph Reisenman, Jr
State Health Department
American Viscose Corporation
John Daniels
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Howard E. Moore
Jamiestown
Armour's Starlard Sausage and Local News Highlights
Local shoppers see Armour's Starlard 2 Ibs bacon and pork products at 19¢ per pound from Wilcox Grocery with home delivery offered. A Pittsburgh teacher Miss Alice M. Shavnan, 30, dies by hanging in her home. University of Pittsburgh graduate taught mathematics and coached girls’ athletics. Community notices include fall events, plant tulips urged by H W Correll, and a range of local incidents from accidents to court actions.
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Armour's
Starlard
Willcox
Sheffieli High
Alice M. Shavnan
Pittsburgh
Shannon
University of Pittsburgh
Bhammon
Bingpo
St. Edward’s Hall
H. W. Correll
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Holly's
William §. Copeland
Meatville
Spencer Hosptal
Copeland
Corry Man Appointed to Huntingdon Board
A Corry man named to the Huntingdon board with James planning to retain control. New trustees include John H. Biddie Joseph Fr. Masser Hyman Royal and Daniel Lefler among others. They were asked to remain the incumbent terms while discussions with the governor continued about transfers and appointments.
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Corry
Huntingdon
fwuuuuEs Lilerson
James
John H. Biddie
Joseph Fr. Masser
Williams
Port
Albert J. Wise
Hyman Royal
Pittsburgh
L. Oder Burker
Rosling Springs
Daniel Léfler
Clearfield
Alliot
Leftley
Iter
Rogalind Pray
Elph
B. Pennington
White Hill Industries School
Funting@oh
Shefts
Wentul
Oil City police arrest auto thief after chase and shootout
Police captured Jack Phillips of Plumer Beati after a five mile pursuit in Oil City early yesterday when an officer fired into the tire of the stolen car causing a stop. Phillips, now jailed, faces charges including larceny of an automobile valued at about $3,000 reckless driving and traffic violations.
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Oil City
Jack Phillips
American Legion
Titusville
Gloria Ann Jordan
Ralph Jordan
East Main Street
Corry Hospital
Herbert Stewart and Son
Rochester
N. Y
Stewart
Lors Retherford
Beutyauity
Europe
Frank J. Woods
Jemndon
Kane
Gary
Roger Babson on China Open Door and war harm
Babson argues against dictatorial trade interference, says the Open Door may stay closed to Occidentals during the war and Japan's rehabilitation. He praises Japanese people, hopes Japan and China remain just, and compares to 1919 German settlement. Weekly Atlantic forecasts follow.
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Roger Babson
China
Japan
Occidentals
Germany
Arrest grocer for violation in food stamp plan
Washington officials disclosed plans to punish grocers charged with violating food stamp regulations to deter a few merchants. Several under investigation for weeks, evidence shows sale of tobacco and alcohol in exchange for stamps. At least one grocer may be barred from the program and evidence turned to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution. Count Bernstorff Dies in Geneva? German ambassador Johan Heinrich von Bernstorff, who served the United States during World War I, died yesterday at a Geneva clinic, authorities said.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ihae
Tkyas
Justi Department
Bernstorsy
Geneva
Johan Heinrich von Bernstorff
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Drug Store
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Corry, Pa
Girard-Albion
Lake
Grant Stores
Corry Store
Miller's News and Sport Store
John Boleratz
Union City
Justice of the Peace
Walter Goodwin
Wesleyville
Jesse Thornton
Harborcreek
Holerttz
Lowville
Babelamm
Coats
Carlton
North and
Middle Atlantic States
Central Garage
East South Street
Conger
Heinz Soup
LUX
Wheaties
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Yrey, PA
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Bignal Co
Tohnstown
Erie County
E. Tuberculosis Memorial
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