Elaborate Improvements Planned for Wildcat Park at Ludlow
Ludlow officials and G H Almsted reviewed spring plans for Wildcat Park including a 100 by 40 foot rain shelter, a band stand, a grand stand with seating for about 600, two entrances, and an archway main entrance on Roosevelt Highway. The project adds a refreshment stand, an octagonal Scout stand, more swings, fire features, and 600 white pines sought from the Federal Forestry service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat Park
Ludlow
Allegheny National Forest
Roosevelt Highway
Kane Highway
American Legion
Federal Forestry Department
Ball Park
Community Association
Pennsylvania
G. W. Olmsted
R. J. Swanson
C. W. Evans
BE. S. Nelson
C. H. Gardner
A. Carlson
Local Social Notes From Warren and Surrounding Areas
Mrs H D Clapp entertained the tea chain at her Mach 26. social afternoon and refreshments followed. Ladies of the W E A held their monthly meeting at Mrs Floyd Andersons. Mrs Leon Robinson and son Leon Gene of Bradford and Miss Gladys Steele of Sheffield visited Mr and Mrs C Robinson. Mrs Hugh McClellan attended the funeral of Robert Carlson in Warren. Mrs Jessia Newcomb visits sister Mrs S J Niver of Conewango Ave Warren. Lawrence Williams crushed a finger at work last Tuesday. Miss Margaret Parker, long ill, is improving and about. Mrs Herman Hammond resumed duties as bookkeeper at Sheffield class factory. Fredonia Jeffords visiting Clarence Hills and family on Stone Ave. Mrs James Frick and son George returned home after wintering with relatives in Armstrong County. Mrs Harry Rogers who underwent continued.
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Tiona
Mach
H. D. Clapp
Floyd Anderson
Leon Robinson
Leon Gene
Bradford
Misa Gladys Steele
Sheffield
C. Robinson
Hugh McClellan
Fredonia Jeffords
Clarence Hills
Stone
James Frick
George
Armstrong County
Harry Rogers
Local notes from Corry area and Warren visitors
An operation in Corry hospital was moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Roger. Troop 34 of Tiona spent Saturday night on Jeffmore with all scouts present and returning Sunday morning for Sunday school. Sunday marked the final day of the contest among classes in 3S. Mrs Frank Morrison visited Warren Thursday, and Mrs Ione Mays of Warren visited Hugh McClellan’s home recently.
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Corry
Charles Roger
Tiona
Jeffmore
Cole Hill News Briefs From March on the Farm
Fred Camp mangled two fingers after a left hand injury while operating a buzz saw on his father's farm. A farmer near East Branch reports an attempted robbery with a pistol, thwarted by a daughter and a strike with stove wood. E L Martin and son Elis boil sap in Trap Hollow on Emma Benedict's sugar bush. Garland’s Tanequist visited Cole Hill on Saturday. John and Steve Nodzak traveled to Warren to prepare naturalization papers. Bernice Martin returned home from Irvington where she worked for the Wilder family during illness. Mrs. Walter Covell, after surgery, came home from Warren General Hospital. Wallace Knowles visited Sinclairville for Curt Southwick, amid unusual weather with thunder, lightning, rain, snow and hail. Sunday school set for 10:30 at the Cole Hill school next Sunday.
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Cole Hill
Fred Camp
Camp
Youngsville
East Branch
Torpedo
E. L. Martin and Son
Elis
Trap Hollow
Emma Benedict
Tanequist
Garland
John
Steve Nodzak
Warren
Bernice Martin
C. E. Walder
Irvington
Wilder
Walter Covell
Warren General Hospital
Wallace Knowles
Sinclairsville
N. Y
Curt Southwick
Canal light towers knocked over by ship
Balboa Canal Zone March 26 five concrete light towers at the north end of the Gatun lock and one at Pedro Miguel were knocked over when the aircraft carrier Lexington passed through the canal. The ship's overhang struck the towers as it moved by. despite hundreds of spectators, no injuries were reported. The Lexington completed its trip and is waiting there.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Gatun Lock
Pedro Miguel
Lexington
Panama Canal
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Netleton
Bes Shop
Metzger-Wright’s
Metzger-Wright
Poiret
Vogue
Metzger Wright
I&c
Silk
Jersey
Sheea
Meen
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