Pinchot signs bill for Drake Well Memorial Park
Governor Pinchot approves Wheeler House bill to gift 38 acres around Drake Well in Venango county as the Drake Well Memorial Park under Pennsylvania Historical Commission. The measure allocates 7,80043 for additional lands and bridging surveys, with the department to report costs to the 1998 legislature. The governor also backs bills expanding orphan homes funding and other local measures.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Oil Creek
Edwin N. Drake
Pinchot
Wheeler House
American Petroleum Institute
Venango County
Drake Well Memorial Park
Pennsylvania Hitorical Commission
Tell
Rial Senate
Delaware
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Montgomery
Westmoreland
Weidemann
Hagmaier
Shutt
Broomsburg
Highwy
Follett Herd Sets Notable Dairy Records Near Wattsburg
Follett and Son of Green Hedge at Curker Hill report year end test results for their Follett dairy herd. The herd average rose to 647 with four cows over three years and four two year olds. top cow at 472.3 and a 590 pound butter yield. Await statewide competition results with interest.
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Carter Hill
Day Follett and Son
Green Hedge Arms
Curker Hill
Wattsburg
Assdci
IL 44
Follett Farms
Follett
Chief Justice Hughes Turns 69 Amid Public Duty
Washington April 11 Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes observed his 69th birthday in a manner befitting his long public life. He will spend the day with his eight associate justices, preparing opinions to be handed down Monday noon. Hughes remains deeply engaged, rarely withdrawing from duty.
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Washington
Charles Hyans Hughes
Hughes
Tim
Fifteen-year-old Myron Hera Indicted for Murder
In New York on April 11, a 15-year-old boy named Myron Hera, who aspired to resemble his fictional hero Upitle Caeser ID, was indicted on a murder charge. The case marks a dramatic fall from his imagined fame as a storybook figure.
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United Press
New York
Myron Hera
Upitle Caeser
Ue Hose
Teachers Re elected At Columbus School
Columbus April 41 Capt Rosieby of the Salvation Army in Charge of services at Community Church Sunday with Sunday School at 2 pm Young Peoples meeting at 730 pm The following teachers have been fined for the year 1981 82 High School teachers were re elected Pritelpa Jaimes Weaver Assistants Miss Gladys Button Miss Helen McCleuf Grave teachers are Mrs Blainche Bunnell first and second grades Miss della Carroll third and fourth grades Miss Amy Ounn fifth and sixth grades Miss Alice Dodd seventh and eighth Rural teachers Center School Miss Dorothy Alcorn Sample Puts Miss Dorothy Depew Blue Eye Miss Raith Baccus Tillotson Miss Gey trude Cordia
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Columbus
Apri
Rosieby
Salvation Army of
Helen McCleuf
Blainche Bunnell
Della Carroll
Amy Ounn
Alice Dodd
Center School
Dorothy Alcorn
Dorothy Depew
Blue Eye
Raith Baccus
Tillotson
Geytrude Cordia
Helpful hints to dairymen at Clymer meeting
The Clymer Dairymen's League held an April 3 1932 meeting at LO C F hall with Wo. Van Eden presiding. Speakers urged economy and proper milking practice. The program included recitations songs and readings. The next meeting is set for May 22 with sub district events May 29 and officers to be elected.
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Clymer
N. Y
Dairymen's League
LO. C. F
Wo. van Eden
League
Bentley
Jamestows
Stevenison
Bradbury
Ed Heslink
Mayville
Robert Legters
Edward's
Emogene Groters
Virginia
Viola PeWinkle
Samuel Dunnewoirt
Pred ‘Tenhuisen
Walter Tenhuisen
John Habing
George Croscutt
Clymo R
R. M- Pitt
Anna Neckers
Laura Neckers
Marjorié Martin
Clarence Center
Helen and
Avernell Kooman
Katie, Pa
Emerson Tenpas
Erie
June Caflisch
J. Carl Cas Jiach
Bill
Doris
Esther
Geneva Quereveld
Nellie Quereveld
Albert Quereveld
Sarah Bensink
Buffato
20Th Century Club
E. L. Carlisch
Elmer Croscutt
Winters
Kentucky
Edna Almy
Mrs Charles Huntley Dies at Findley Lake
Relatives learned today of the death of Mrs. Charles Huntley at her Findley Lake home after a lengthy illness. She was grandmother to Mrs. Walter McElroy of North Center street and sister in law to Mrs. Cartie Wilcox of East Irving Street. Funeral services are planned for Monday.
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Charles Huntley
Findley Lake
Mill Gossip Notes Northern Onion Sets and Farm Supplies
The column touts northern grown onion sets and explains they are firmer than southern sets. It lists seeds and farm products in stock including Timothy, clover, oats, alfalfa, barley, peas, soy beans, wheat, lawn and field seeds, peat moss, lime and fertilizers, and various poultry feeds. It reports new corn, oats, and fertilizer arrivals and mentions buyers for Snow Ball potatoes and young milking cows. It notes on feed quality and cost efficiency for better yields.
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Crawford m. Woods CO
Timothy
Canada
Kentucky
Perry Darrow
Elgin School Board Names Teachers In Snippet of Town Notes
Elgin reports a school board meeting last Tuesday, the tax rate raised to cover extra expenses, and Mrs Lilley hired for the coming year. The piece notes local residents, church events, baptisms, garden planting, and community visits amid town life updates.
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Robert Burrows
George Keep
Albion
Reed Range
Charley Ladd
Town Hall
Ernest Reynolds
Grippe
Lilley
Stella McGrath
Warren
Emma McCray
Gilson
Elgin
Clifford McCray
Harry Proctor
Malcolm Clark
John McCray
Conny Hospital
Rederick Sipp
Ladies Aid Society
Clark McCray
Prank Dadi
Beaverdam
Clark
Aid Society
the Ridge
Hatle Mitchell
Bush
Oscar Johnson
Harvey Lilley
Johnson
Agnes
Ray Burrows
Smith
Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Events
In Spring Creek vicinity on April 11 Misses Dorothy and Esther Brundage and Mrs Edith McCray return to Erie after a visit with their parents Mr and Mrs CG G Brundage. Numerous local residents travel for visits to Warren Meadville Corry and Berkley Springs and community groups plan a final Easter program at the school with lunch.
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Spring Creek
Dorothy
Esther Brundage
Edith McCray
CG. G. Brundage
Erie
Daisy Branch
Lon Bates
Elwyn Henton
Corry
A. B. Porter
Ruth
Bernard
Berkley Springs
James Bernhardt
Porter
West Spring Creek
Mary Wilkinson
Youngsville
Rolley
C. H. Clarke
A. Jackman
Lena Jackson
Warren
Garnett
Spartansburgh
Merle Baldwin
Clinson City
McKelvey
Harry L. Johnson
Irvington
Harold Hughes
Ripley
All Y
Hastings Jones
Robert Donaldson
James Schwering
Philadelphia
Abbott’s Dairies Company
Elizabeth Sickler
Garland
Corty
Eugene Burlingame
John McKay
Meadville
Irene Anderson
Charles Whittman
Lillie
Whittman
E. Johnson
Dunkirk
N. Y
Matteson
Fred Armstrong
Union City
Glen Donaldson
Tidioule
Cleve Donaldson
P. D. Helvick
Jank Kasterlin
Carl Donaldson
L. R. Donaldson
Funeral services for Mrs B B Keleher
Funeral services for Mrs Blanch Bright Keleher were held at St Elizabeth's church. Rev W J Reiser celebrated mass at 9 o'clock, with a large crowd and floral tributes surrounding the casket. Interment followed in St Elizabeth's cemetery. Attendess included Frank Baeder Harry Bright Thomas Giblin Harry Darling and Jacob Davis. Out of town relatives arrived from Oil City Bradford and Buffalo.
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Sts. Blanch Bright Keleher
Warren
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Ray
W. J. Reiser
Corry
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Frank Baeder
Harry Bright
Thomas F. Giblin
Harry Darling
Carter Hill Newsletter Highlights Local Visits and Fire Loss
Carter Hill April notes visitors from Erie and Corry with Mr and Mrs Walter Parkhurst and family among those called out. A fire at Rd Burrows sugar plant caused near thousand dollars in damage to an evaporator and sugar and syrup. Farmers shift from sugar weather to outdoor work and fence repairs as oats prep begins. Local social visits include Mrs Dive Hartman and Mrs Car Lindberg, plus Dorothy Williams from Carry visiting Treva Moore. Numerous regional residents, including Morris and Olmstead families, are listed with extended guests from Ohio, Milwaukee, and Mayburg.
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Carter Hill
Walter Parkhurst
Jin Erie
Stanley Snapp
Erie
R. C. Snapp
John Schucknecht
Fred Cooper
Corry
Rd. Burrows
Dive Hartman
Car
Lindberg
Dorothy Williams
Carry
Treva Moore
Harry Morris
Harold Morris
Olean
Walter Morris
Ohio
Arthur ‘Morris
Elmer Olmstead
Mayburg
William Fuller
Frank Puller
Richard
Milwaukkee
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Charles Proctor
Helen Bielawski
Harley Lee
Fred Mason
E. 5
Lee
Explosion imperils dozen in Detroit restaurant blast
An early morning blast at Sam Fine's restaurant in Detroit is believed to have been caused by a bomb. It flushed scores from their beds, injured about a dozen people, and caused extensive property damage. Fire followed, with police and firefighters rescuing sleepers above the restaurant. The building and four nearby stores were destroyed or badly damaged.
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United Press
Detroit
Sam Fine
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