Beaverdam Potatoes Dinner and local notices
Beaverdam reports include a Beaverdam potato growers dinner in Harrisburg, engagements for Beljo Frederick Allgrim of Buffalo with a Union City High School and Bryant Shallow College background, and career notes at Kittinger Furniture and Buffalo Forge Company. Also covered are community gatherings, birthdays, and various weekend visits among local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Cash Smith
Beljto Frederick Allgrim
George Allgrim
Buffalo
Miss Smith
Union City High’ School
Bryant~ Shallow College of Buffalo
Kittinger Furniture Company
Allgrim
Buffalo High School
Buffalo Forge Company
Lynn Sill
John Robert
Fred Mason
Corry
Tyan Miller
Hynes Sill
Harrisburg
Garrett Fullom
Jamestown
Ahtie ‘McDonnell
Tom and Owen Fullom
Willa ‘Parnham
Joe Cummings
Will Steadman
Uuidl City
WB. Biorkguist
Cleveland
Mayd Marsh
Sherman Feulknier
Minnie Crowe
Clarence Sle
Walter Proctor and Son
Cush Smith
Prastorville Simday
Grarge Proctor
Lowville
Clayce Maynard
Ed Sill
Cottage Hill
Herbert Shreve
Eden Center
Robert Mitchell
County tax rate to stay steady for next year
County officials expect tax bills to be near current amounts as assessed valuations hold at about 110,528,718. The rate remains seven mills with increases only from new construction or major improvements. Rural assessors begin work around June 1 while city wards continue evaluations.
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Brie
Bete Uty
Court House
le County I
John Pokorski
Pokorski
Millcreek
Erie Rubber Works Strike Remains Deadlocked
Unsettled labor dispute at Continenta Rubber Works in Erie with management and workers unable to reach settlement after 14hour YMCA talks. U S Labor Mediator Thomas Pion and USW representatives Harry Engle and Chas Lanning return to press for an agreement when sessions resume Monday at 3 pm.
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Erie
Continenta Rubber Works
Liberty Sively
YMCA
Eagle
Lanning
Finn
Pony
Weekend Guests And Calls Around Curzon Ohio And Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors filled social time with visits across Curzon Ohio, Spartansburg, Union City, Corry and Erie. A stream of callers included the Blyes, Gaffees, Fyons, Blanches Tanner, and many more sharing Sunday and Saturday calls and supper gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curzon
Ohio
Clarence Blye
Gaffee
Spartansburg
Carl Fyons
Blanche Tanner
Jinm ‘Tanner
Mina Carriers
Walter Proctor
Claude Maynard
Union City
Leonard Davis
Gordon Shade
Ronald Cheney
Jine
Charles
Helen Moore
Aa Shi
Nancy Lou
Corry
Lynn Sil
Carl Gates
Wh, Cummings
Grace Shade and Son
Herbert Shreves
Spencer Thompson
Floyd
Mars
Virgil Tarbellana
S. R. Lyons
Erie
Warren Company to Open Fort Erie Plant
Warren amp Company of Warren Pennsylvania will open a branch plant here to manufacture electric lighting equipment. The firm has purchased the old Frotler Construction plant in Fort Erie South. It is the first postwar American industry to locate a branch factory here and will employ about 100 people, mostly women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrt
ADS Ii
Warren Amp Company
Warren
Pennsylvania
Fraotler
Ft, Erie
Henry Hawkins
Lamp Company
Corry School District Budget Adopted For 1941-43
The Directors of the School District of the City of Corry certify a tentative budget for the 1941-1943 school years. It is on display in the Secretary's office, Library Building, with final adoption set for Monday May 12, 1941, signed by Secretary Clarence E. Shoob.
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City of
Corry
Clarence E. Shoob
Two Truck Drivers Die In Reading Collision
Reading Pa April 17 Two trailer truck drivers were killed in a collision at Fifth and Windborne Streets. John Treese age 9 of Reading and Samuel Miller age 38 of Terre Hill Lancaster County died when their loaded trucks collided and exploded after impact. Fire engulfed the cabs as gasoline tanks blew, trapping the pair inside and drawing a crowd around the wrecked machines.
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Associated Ress
Reading
Trapepec
John Treese
Samuel Miller
Terre Hill
Tutncaster County
Miller
Treese
All American selections and garden tips listed
Penunias selected Bour varieties Blue Brocade Radance First Lady Violet Gem among 1941 All American selections. Plant peas early for high yields. Lawn patching mix of soil and grass seed advised. Four delegates named for 4 H Club Camp at Washington June 18 to 25. Soybeans Purdue 5 and Mandarin perform best in central Pennsylvania. Inoculate pea seed as instructed.
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Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Mary Kane
Allegheny County
Lucille Whitmer
Northumberland
Richard Lefeyer
Lencaster
Edward Rosn
Pennsylvania State College
Ottawa
Canada
Army projects to reach 250000 motor vehicles next fall
The United States Army expects to have about 250000 motor vehicles in operation by next fall, reflecting planned expansion of transport and logistics capacity for enduring deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
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Leo Jones
Relps Jones
Richburg
Victor Jones
Shinelehouse
Ivan Miller
Coudersport
Lucy Sventek
Josephine Sventek
OM City
Hazel Marsh
Tuesiay
Continental Rubber Company
St. Petersburg
Blackstone
Cat
Tyyeeed
America
Root’s Furniture Store
Calander
Pennsylvania’ State College School of
McCandrew’s
Fitch
Nyal
Absorbine JR
Vitalis
Giant Colgate
Phillips
West Pia
Vane
Secre
United States
Env
Prunes
Glendora
Phe
Mi Boy
Edgemont
Guar
Austin
Campbell
Glendora Tea
Ree
Polis
Teans
Dew Hle
Wilcox Grocery
Corry, PA
Merle Page
G. W. Knowlton
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek, Pa
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