Weather and Local Affairs in Pennsylvania Chronicle
Weather deal and Perry victory anniversary noted as statewide events. Board of Education to convene after the 1936 37 term opening at the Library building next Monday evening. State highway patrol chief Quarles comments on patrol strength and accident reduction.
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Board of
Wducation
Charles Hf. Quarles
Panol
Automobile Club
Pennsylvania
Man Faces Court for Involuntary Manslaughter
Clelland H. Metz of Eris stands trial in Warren for involuntary manslaughter over a March 2 crash that killed Mrs. Anna Knupp of Russell. Proceedings list five witnesses, with Barwis detailing crash distances and Borg showing scene photos. The defendant’s condition after the crash was described by Dr. Ver Milyea as wavering with some impairment but fair equilibrium.
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Warren
Clelland H. Metz
Eris
Anna Knupp
Russell
Guy Knupp
Erie
Warren- Jamestown
Metz
D. A. Arird
Commonwealth
C. W. Barwis
C. H. Ver- Milyea
G. M. Borg
Albert L. Pierce
Fred Brownell
Concord Grapes Face Poor Season Hit By Low Prices
Predonia aisparenes today indicated that grape juice manufacturers are contracting for Concord grapes at a minimum price of $80 a ton. FE. Gladwin of the New York state grape experiment station stated the grape juice belt was going into the red again.
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Predonia
Concord
Gladwin
New York State
Sparta Fair Opens Today With Broad Range Of Events
Spartansburg hosts a three day community fair running through Saturday with exhibits and livestock judging this evening. Friday features athletic contests and Oh Aunt Jerisha by Elgin P T A. Saturday caps the event with ox-roast at 11 and a 1 pm parade including prizes for best horse rider pony decor and various other categories.
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Spartansburg
Elgin P. T. A
Bernice Lewis
Arma McMahon
Marvin McCray
Margaret Burrows
Ray Burrows
Marie Wetmore
John McMahon
Glenn Hagner
Ferne Gilson
May Clark
Evelyn Babcock
Agnes Lillie
Kenneth Wetmore
Tthe Rey
Mr. Marstellar
Olelock
Program of Sparta Fair in Nutshell
The Sparta fair schedule lists events from September 10 to 12. Activities include livestock judging, athletic contests, fireman events, ox post, baseball game, parades, exhibits, drawings for lucky tickets, and a dance with buildings closing after the evening program.
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Sparta
Enrien
Firemen's
Firemen's Hull
Sparta Three Peak Events Mark Annual Holiday
The afternoon program closes with activities precluded by aidle moments and Farr ends with a dancing party at Firemen's Hall in the evening. This sequence is billed as Sparta's three most important days, drawing residents from Corry Sparta and nearby areas to a shared celebration.
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The
Mutual Millers and Feed Dealers’ Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
Farr
Sparta
Corry
Varios
Odd Fellows plan expanded program here
Jonathan Lodge No. 685 Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows reports a busy winter season with plans to form a team in the Antler Bowling League and inter lodge events. A supper Sept 28 will nominate officers, and a Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock picnic is set for Sept 15 at Kalbfus Game Preserve with refreshments provided.
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League Offielas
Union City
Wattsburg
Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Kalbfus
Associaton
Erie man found dead in Lake Erie after missing week
Erie September 10 The body of Sarfiet Wiley 48 of Erie was found floating in Lake Erie after a week missing from home. Deputy coroner Charles R. Leone said an autopsy would determine the cause. Two youths found the body. Police reported the family had been worried since the disappearance.
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Erie
Sarfiet Wiley
Lakerie
Charles R. Leone
Chiat
George J. Christoph
Olctives
Miss Witey
Townsend Club to Name New Officers at Meeting
Corry Townsend Club No.2 will hold a Friday evening meeting at the Grand Theatre Building. J. T. Hogan of Erie will conduct the nominal election of officers. A large attendance is urged.
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Corry Townsend Club No
Grand Theatre
J. T. Hogan
Erie
Eastern Star Sponsors Rainbow Girls Program
Corry City Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted Rainbow Girls from Erie and Rainbow mothers at the Masonic Temple. The event featured a graceful display by the Rainbow Girls and bouquets for Mrs Velma Moore. Guests from Meadville Youngsville and Pittsburgh attended as refreshments were served by Mrs Josephine Sherman and committee. A separate Forest Conservation Association fire wardens picnic was postponed by rain and rescheduled for Sunday September 1 at Hearts Content.
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Corry
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Erie
Rainbow Mothers
Rainbow District
Masons of
Masonic Temple
Velma Moore
Gerry Chater
Josephine Sherman
Meadville
Youngsville
Tew
Pittsburgh
fMorest
Hearts Content
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