Oldest orphanage mortgage burned by O D Fellows at Meadville
Meadville Oct 10 Odd Fellows from across Northwestern Pennsylvania gather October 16 to celebrate burning the mortgage on the world’s oldest orphanage in Meadville. The day features a boys band concert in Perry Square and a public auditorium ceremony with Judge W B Hirt delivering the main address.
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District Odd Fellows
Erie
Judge Hirt
Meadville
North- Westen Pennsylvania
Odd Wellows
Odd Fellows Association
Tameaster
Odd Fellows Temple
Ith
Peach Streets
Theta Rho
Roads Upgraded in Erie County by State under Reed Admin
Harrisburg October 19. Secretary of Highways Ray L Brownmiller reviewed the Barle administration road program in Erie County. More than 217.52 miles of better highways have been built, including 100.03 miles by contract costing 2,745,642. 34.44 miles by maintenance forces. and 84.05 miles by WPA up to May 31, 1928, with 141.97 miles planned to end of 1938. Major projects include concrete pavement on Route 5, an overpass eliminating dangerous crossings, and several improvements along Routes 179 and 20. Ongoing work includes an overhead on East Avenue Erie.
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Harrisburg
Ray 1
Brownmiller
Barle
Erle County
Otter
Highway Department
WPA
WIPA
Department Fotdex
Harle
Brownmulien
Roddy
Erie County
West Springfield
North Girard
Albion
East Avenue
Erie
North East
U.S 19
Second Radio Station 15 Sought at Erie Grif
Erie businessmen applied to the Federal Communications Commission for authority to build a new radio station in Erie. Jacob Young, singer and head of Young's Cleaning and Dyeing Co., is president of the proposed corporation with officers and directors named. The group plans operation on 2,500 kilocycles at 100 watts night and 250 watts day, with hearings expected in four to six months.
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Erie Grif
Erie
Sttormeys
Federal Communnications Ormission
Washington
Jacob Young
Young's Cleaning and Dyeing Co
William Gengel
McCarthy Printing Co
Walker Sennett
Joseph Agresti
Road paving upgrades planned in multiple routes
A series of highway projects outlines surface improvements. Union City to Waterford gets macadam paving at 4.44 miles and 1. pay amount 171,108. State Route 8 between East Springfield and Fairview to widen with macadam paving at 479 miles costing 144,392. State Route 79 between Albion and West Springfield to widen and surface with macadam costing 113,180. Mill Village to Union City to receive 3.00 miles of reinforced concrete pavement costing 186,299.
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Ohio State Line
U. 8
North East
New York State
U 88
Union Cuty
Corry
Wattsburg
Elgin
Hele
North Girard
West Springfield
U. S. 20
East Springfield
Union City
Waterford
Fairview
Albion
Mill Village
Elissa Landi To Speak At Edinboro Entertainment Course
Noted star Elissa Landi will address Edinboro Teachers College entertainment course on Wednesday evening October 12. A versatile figure, Landi is actress author composer pianist and speaker with stage and screen experience in the U S and abroad. Her talk at Whinboro will explore Differences Between Stage and Screen Acting.
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Edinboro
Elissa Landi
Edinboro Teachers College
Landi
Whinboro
No You I I Wand Allene by Corliss
Tod and Whitney drift through a crowded New York world of dances gym visits and travel as romantic entanglements shift. Whitney weighs marriage to Tod versus unresolved love for Ginny while Olivia plans divorce and new marriage. Ted confronts truth about Whitney and Olivia while a winter in Manhattan ends with a tense confession to come.
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Tod
Whitney
Helena
Jay
Chicago
Ginny
New York
Nissan
Obrigtoias
Bithopher
Darling
Hester Prentice
Olivia
Cleveland
Hester
Whitney Wewlth
Boston
Adam
Cressing
Hitney
Ted
Scott
Wrenn
Garry
Europe
Grad Central
Mor Tay Hill
Rome
Helens
Shih
Heleniy
Manhattan
Jayson Whitney
Tail
Fifth Avenue
Pifty-ninth Street
Todd
Reno
Shene
Scofield
Hy Tod
Scot
Spaniver Scofield
Beste
Beott
Spence
Tom
Oliviny
Frank Craker Taken by Death in Corry Area
Death claimed Frank Craker after a period of illness. He resided east of Corry most of his life, moved to Corry five years ago to live with his children. Survived by seven children including Mrs. Leo Flaherty and Frank Craker Jr., seven great grandchildren, two sisters, and other relatives. Body at Craker home with services set for Tuesday at 2 PM. Interment Pine Valley Cemetery. Three of four kittens born in Pittsville died. one appears likely to survive.
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Frante Craker
Kin Aoh
Ley Graker
Grove Street
Boim
Miller's Station
Corry
Leo Flaherty
Leon
Frank
Levi
Heo
George Everett Craker
Albert Weeks
North Clymer
Wilebig Cogley
Mary
Durlin
Erie
Lort Craker
Pine Valley
Pituaville
Tsat Woute
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ODB Fellows OF District Burn Mortgage
Model Dairy Co
Root’s Furniture Store
William F. Smith
Penna
American Legion
Allene
Corliss
Frank Craker
Loblaw
Chil
Hershey Co
D. Juige
Swanky
Jersey
Tall Orchard Park
Royal Manor
Parker House
Jock Frost
Ohio
Wwe Sunmaid
High Park
Lipey's
Ni Royal Manor
Orchard Park
Tbs
Borden
Philip Morris
Chesterfield
LUX
Lindsay Calif