Maple Syrup Season Ends After Storm Damage
Carter Hill Pa April 10 Miss Mary Tomebick sixth grade pupil will represent Carter Hill School in the Arie Daily Times spelling contest at the Academy High School in Erie Saturday Apell rath. The maple sugar season was very short this year with most camps halted. syrup quality was fine, suggesting a good market locally and beyond.
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Carter Hill
Mary Tomebick
Carter Hill School
Arie Daily Times
Academy ‘High School
Erie
Apellrath
Archie Hawley
Bert Slye
Lyle Proctor
Ed Bloss
Dorothy Lindberg
Frank Bielawski
Clarence Slye Leonard Hayes
Carl Proctor
Jamiyi
Charles Proctor
Taft Williams
Pamela Rose
Wiliams
Vinion City Hospital
Dan Bowen
Bert Bowen
Hagen Pollet
Mices Miller
Leo Schuknecht
Helen Riewaldt
Wonation
Leon Proctor
Beaverdam
Charles Hodge
Alice Hodge
Anile Lee
Union City
Clifford Bloss
Ui B
Ash
Ralph Meadanil
Youngsville
Lea Schu Ienechit
CJ. Wollett Amit
Fred Heath
Carl Adams
Welsom Williams
Jefferson
N. Y
Williams
Harry Morris
Robert Morris
Lawrence Morris
Arthur
Wille
Corry High School
Gaylord
Lawrence Park
Larson
Eric
Harry Burrows
Byron Hodge
Wallower
Denver Art Museum Gallery Clock Timepiece Note
Fragmentary note mentions one of three old English led timepieces in the galleries of the Denver Art Museum. A clipped reference indicates a bed tester device and dampness check, with unclear surrounding context and dates. The item relates to museum collection details and a maintenance or display note.
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Denver
Col
Denver Art Museum
Game Farms Hit Peak Production as Quail Rooms Open
Harrisburg April 11 State Game Farms prepare for peak season as operations shift to modern incubators and mechanical brooding. Quail, ringnecked pheasants, and snared birds move from holding to laying pens. several hundred white birds already paired at Montgomery County. Visitors tour the five state farms and are offered parking and facilities while officials emphasize orderly access.
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Harrisburg
Guna Commission
Wiiter Lolding
Montgomery County
Bartell
Uy Key Parm
Jhiniata
Toy Commission
Montgomery
Lawrence
Rinknevie
Lycoming County
Uni
Commission
Warren Students Demonstrate Support for Superintendent
Warren AM 11a report describes about 10 high school pupils staging a brief afternoon demonstration to show allegiance to Superintendent POW M. Preszel and to advocate his election. The parade lasted roughly 40 minutes and drew limited significance. After, Pyes addressed the group urging returns to class with a promise the matter would be forgotten if they resumed seventh period. Most demonstrators were freshmen and sophomores with a few seniors present.
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Warren
Gene
Powm
Preszel
Pyes
Wem
Tex
Furloughs Hit 145 Liquor Store Clerks and Assistants
Harts apd Tt-ne 9 pier control board announced it furloughed 145 liquor store clerks and assistant managers. Annual salaries amount to 105,840. Furloughs for clerks take effect April 1. Assistant managers were laid off March 16.
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Harts
Apd
Ne 9 Pier Control Board
Hag
Eleks
Harding Group Play Success At Local School
Harding School entertained a large audience with Here Charlie a comedy under Mrs Marathy Ruland direction. The evening featured humorous incidents, special stage arrangements, and proceeds to the school treasury with a repeat performance scheduled at eight o clock. Cast included Mrs Torothy Boland Arthur Fairchild Dor ity Haskins John Holland Marion Merce Mrs Sara Tetris Arthi Dahlstrand and others. GAS STOCKS DECREASE Now York April 11 gas stocks and crude oils for the week ended April 7 1934 declined per American Petroleum Institute with details on production shifts and cracking process output.
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Charlie
Harding School
Marathy Ruland
Torothy Boland
Tatra Cogan
Arthur Fairchild
Mion Dahlstrand
Prank Ferry
Dority Haskins
John &. Holand
Marion Mercen
Sara Tetris
Arthi Dahlstrand
York
Apel
American Petroleum Istitute
Separate tax on chain store units at Oil City
Oil City April 1 Companies operating chain stores in the city will pay a separate tax for each store under ordinances passed on first and second readings at the regular city council meeting Monday night A second ordinance lowers the minimum annual tax for stores with less than 2500 gross business and a mercantile tax for transient merchants set at 200 a month Exemptions apply to merchants whose chief business is products they manufacture and sell The ordinance implements a separate tax per store under a state enabling act lifting prior local restrictions on chain store assessments
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Regulax
Ueaie
Clits
Laiw
Publisher Narrow Escape In Auto Crash
Widely known Warren Ties Mirror publisher was struck by a car on April 11 near Pennsivants and Walles streets, sustaining a head gash and other injuries. He was treated by a physician. the driver, identified as a local drag store proprietor, remained unhelpful in the account.
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St. Walker
Warren Ties Mirror
Pennsvivants
West
Hela Fushong Street
Ianlees
Rome
Peter Dulienn
Hell
Waller
Rolex
Oil City
Stone fruit crop in Pennsylvaia feared failure
Ay United Press reports that Pennsylvania stone fruit crops will fail this year due to a cold winter. Peach trees suffered most, with young limbs frozen in northern and western counties. Expect virtually no sweet cherries, sour cherries fair, apples and pears threatened. Wheat projected at 16,021,000 bushels, about 1/3 million more than last year. Farm conditions show higher input costs, fewer cows ill, milk per cow down, and prices paid by farmers up since February.
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Ay United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Toven
Aanger
Rex Feature Event Friday at Rex Theatre
Corry merchants and theatre management present a Friday night program at the Rex featuring a Prequel Writer role reveal to fill for Hollywood style interludes and a 4 summer style show with an elaborate music revue. A presentation band will provide music and the event begins promptly at 7 p.m. in front of the theatre. GAS SPURTS FROM LAKE BED LARMVIEW Oregon natural gas spurting from Goose Lake dry bed described by scientists after a two foot hole was noted. A sheep herder lit the jet and observed it again days later.
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Corry
Rex Theatre
Canusensuml
Ual
Hollywood
Goose Lake
Funeral of Mr Sullivan Remembers Local Resident
Funeral services for Mr Sullivan were held at St Thomas Church after a long illness. Rev Graves celebrated the requiem mass with many friends in attendance. Interment was in St Piramis Cemetery. Bearers included John Hopkins Frank Hopkins John Ryan Michael Farrell and Je Farrell. Mr and Mrs P J Hopkins of Cleveland attended.
Man Injured in Kane Crash Near Kane Durant Road
On Kane-Durant City road near Southover Park lake a collision injured 58 year old W H Austin and damaged both cars. Carl A Groth 34 of Adrian Mich drove a lighter vehicle that swerved to avoid Austin on the wrong side of the road. Austin suffered a possible skull fracture and the right side of his car was destroyed.
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Kane
W. H. Austin
Carl A. Groth
Adrian
Micll
Kane-Durant City
Solic
Austin
Surant City
Thy Suw
Southover Park Lake Wi
Gtth
Texan Father at 75 Miles Pass Birth Record Mystery
A rasied birth certificate filed with the city registrar lists a 75 year old Texan father Vulvionn Fis as the parent of an eight pound infant. The document raises questions about paternity and correct naming. Officials are reviewing the birth record and related documents to verify the details and resolve inconsistencies.
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Paso
Tes
Qua
Dhan Vulvionn
Fis
Transfusion Funded Family in Duluth Blood Sale
In Duluth Minnesota a family faces hardship as a man sells blood for a living to support seven children. Unemployed for three years, he earns $25 per pint while his spouse struggles to cover daily needs and medical costs. The family’s plight underscores the desperate measures taken to survive.
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Duluth
Minn
Shylock
Alfred Pell
Sali Hagheey
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Harding
Penn
REX
MR. Sullivan
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