1935 Farm Prospects Brighter in Pennsylvania
Abundant 1935 harvest prospects noted by the federal state crop reporting service as of April 1. Winter wheat seen at 16 553 bushels nearly 1 000 000 above 1934 yield, with rye promising and no spring damage to apples. Pasture conditions the best since 1980, hens laying well, cows productive, but peach orchards show discouraging yields. overall farm purchasing power down while cash income remains higher than the national average.
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Bishop Ward Addresses Kimmanuel Church Lenten Services
John Ward bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Erie will speak tonight at eight o'clock to the Kimmanuel Episcopal Church congregation. The address closes the Lenten service series and is expected to draw many parish members.
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Bishop Ward
John Ward
Episcopal Diocese of
Erie
Kimmanuel Episcopal Church
Girard Man Freed on Murder Charge
Girard township resident Sam Luin was discharged after a preliminary hearing before Justice D. D. Wilcox on a murder charge tied to Chauncey Myers death. George Gresh Sr. faced a second defendant Tutka, who was also discharged. Gresh reportedly argued with Myers before the death, which was ruled a heart attack.
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Girard
Sam Luin
Justice of the Peace
D. D. Wilcox
Chauncey Myers
George Gresh
Girard Township
Tutka
Gresh
Myers
Teeth found near High School reported in Journal note
A lower plate of false teeth was found near the High School this morning and is in good condition. The owner can claim it by calling the Journal office. no questions will be asked.
Resolutions on passing of late Oscar H Andrews
The National Bank of Corry board of directors adopted a resolution honoring Oscar H Andrews longtime cashier. The tribute praises his devotion, kindness, faith, and dedication, noting his courage through illness and his generous nature. Resolution dated April 12, 1935, ordered inscribed in the bank minutes. Also mentions Civil War hardtack garden anecdote from Jacksonville, Tennessee.
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National Bank of Corry
Oscar H. Andrews
National Bank of Cor- Ty
City of Corry
National Bank
Corry
M. FR. Olds
F. Bliss
H. H. Keppel
E. E. Hawking
D. A. Hillstrom
Blaine Kincaid
Erie County seeks over a million from highway department
A April 12 report shows Erie County plans to press for more than 1,000,000 state highway funds as its share of a 41,668,000 Pennsylvania allocation from federal work relief. County Engineer Supplee and Commissioner Rogan asked Cabinet member Colegrove to help secure an equitable grant for Erie. Proposals include replacing or bypassing grade crossings, widening Route 20 and Buffalo Ridge roads, reconstructing the Buffalo road overhead bridge, and eliminating the East Avenue grade crossing with costs from tens to hundreds of thousands.
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AIE
Abrle County
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
W.l Ham H. Supplee
Joseph F. Rogan
Arthur Colegrove
Democratic Committee
Highway Department
Evin
W. Lake
Erie County
Colegrove
Buffalo Road
Bastave
East Avenue
Man Dead Found On Bush Hill Road Near Open Brook
Henry P B Reynolds 50 a resident of Open Brook Liberty township was found dead on Bush Hill road near his home at 1510 pm Wednesday by Henry J Rite en route to Fort Alleghany. Death believed due to heart attack after morning illness. Former Ellicottville resident moved here 25 years ago. Survived by widow a son Edward and two daughters Helen Elizabeth at home two brothers Edward Arthur of Buffalo and two sisters in Buffalo.
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Smethport
Henry PB. Reynolds
Open Brook
Liberty Township
Bush Hill
Henry J. Rite
Fort Allegany
Allegany Gas Company
Ellicottville
Reynolds
Edward Reynolds
Helen
Elizabeth
Edward
Arthur Reynolds
Buffalo
Nansen postmistress dies at 65 in Bradford
Mrs Eile Reed aged 65 widow of Stephen A Reed of Bradford died at Bradford hospital after a fall five weeks earlier causing a fractured hip. Heart failure listed as direct cause. Mrs Reed and her husband moved to Nansen in 1806 where they lived 15 years and she served as postmistress.
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Nansen
Bradford
Eilé Reed
Stephen A. Reed
Bradford Hospital
Call for More CCC Workers in Area 8
Area 8 comprising Venango Clarion and Forest counties has 45, remaining eligibles under the latest CCC call to bolster forest forces. Recruits will assemble in Zily on April 22 for Butler examinations and acceptance. many applications already filed with C. S. Perry at the relief office. The area quota should be easily filled. this is the first call issued for Area 8 in several months.
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Il Cepy
Rolief
Venango
Clarion
Forest
Zily
Butler
C. S. Perry
Vitamin D Seen As Key To Preventing Rickets
Public Health notes emphasize vitamin D and sunlight as crucial in preventing rickets in young children. Lack of sun exposure during winter months and insufficient dietary phosphorus and calcium intake contribute to deformities, but cod liver oil and other foods provide the vital vitamin D necessary for bone development.
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Layti
Tendes
Department of Public Health
Moélii
Nudists Seek Sea Cruise From Santa Cruz Camp
Readable fragments describe a Santa Cruz California camp promoting a four month cruise for nude members aboard a codfishing schooner. Plans include voyages to Tahiti the Cook Islands Tongas and nearby isles with a modest cash stake and a swimming pool. The notice invites healthy individuals to join.
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Pauima
Myuandor
Tahiti
Cook, Tongas
Mapshall
Markuesa Islands
Joole al
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