Winter Damaged Highways Prompt Slower Night Driving
Harrisburg April 23 Secretary of Revenue John B Kelly urged motorists to cut speed on frost and flood damaged roads to compensate for dimmed night vision. He warned that stopping distances grow with speed and that many headlamps cannot replace daylight. He cited washed out macadam and broken concrete as hazards and advised drivers to stop well within headlamp reach.
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Kelly
Harrisburg
Revenue
John B. Kelly
Sugar Grove Farmer Dies After Barn Fall
George Boswell, 76, longtime Sugar Grove area farmer, died at 3:20 PM yesterday at W C A Hospital Jamestown from injuries after a barn fall. He suffered multiple broken bones and possible internal injuries. Surviving are his wife Sophia M Boswell a step-daughter Hobart Sanders four brothers Louis Fred Hayes Frank and a sister Jane. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the home with burial at ?
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W. C. A. Hospital
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Sophia
Ugren T Boswel
Hobart Sanders
Louis Boswell
Fred Boswell
Prewalung
Hayes Boswell
Sugar Stove
Frank Boswell
Youngs Ville
Jane Smith
Bustt
Byati
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders from Penn State College
Timely reminders on planting tree seedlings for 1937, soil and crop tips, and farm notes. Topics include reserving tree stock, lawn and garden labor saving with spacing and wheel hoes, risks of moldy grain and hay, seed corn testing, and dairy herd improvement through breeding and records.
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Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Penn State Foresters
Missionary Society Meeting at Carlson Residence
The Lutheran Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. C. L. Carlson’s home on East Frederick Street with twenty two members attending for study and social time. Mrs Charles Dahl Strand and Mrs Morris Chapin led the discussion on South American Neighbors and What They Need as Mrs B L Wagner presided over business and elected Mrs Arthur Casperson and Mrs D A Hulstrém as delegates to the Meadville Spring convention on May 2.
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C. L. Carlson
East Frederick Street
Charles Dahlstrand
Morris Chapin
B. L. Wagner
Arthur Casperson
D. A. Hulstrém
Meadville
Carlson
R. §. Bury
Divorces Rise in Canada in 1935 Report
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics says divorces granted in 1935 reached 1,078, up 27 percent from 1934. The Ottawa report highlights increasing divorce figures across Canada, signaling a notable uptick in matrimonial separations last year.
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Canada
Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
School Tax Rate Remains Unchanged in Budget Plan
The April 23 Brie item notes the school district budget, set for final May adoption, totals 2819 012 with the milage unchanged at 1 1-2 mills. About 85 percent of the 1986 tax levy and a $200 000 refunding for a boiler engine will be used to sustain the current tax rate. Supt. C Herman Chase will present a detailed budget to directors at Thursday’s meeting. The budget may see slight changes before final adoption in May, after cuts of 255 000 from earlier acquisitions by principals. The piece also reports police in Berkeley not forcing age disclosure for universal fingerprinting.
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Brie
C. Herman ¢Hase
Department of Public
Harrisburg
Mey
Grase
Inquest Into Death of Venango Man Held Thursday
An inquest is set for Thursday in Oil City into the death of George Jenkings of Hast Hic kory after he was fatally struck Monday afternoon by a highway patrolman’s motorcycle on the Rouseville Oil City road. Coroner J Irwin Zethe said he questioned witness A B Higher and believes the mishap was unavoidable but will exonerate Highway Patrolman H Hepier of Franklin after the inquest.
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Hickory
Rouseville- Oi
J. Irwin Zethe
Zenbe
A.B. Higher
H. Hepier
Pramielin
Central State Group Seeks Flood Control Plan
Representatives from a dozen cities and boroughs along the Susquehanna and Jimuata rivers met in Harrisburg at the invitation of the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce to discuss flood control. They focused on forming a permanent organization and devising a plan to protect central Pennsylvania and lower New York from flood damage.
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Hamburg
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
New Yorke
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Free April dental extraction ad promises cheap plates
An April advertisement touts painless extractions with plates as low as ten dollars. It lists Dr Cuok in Spartansburg Pennsylvania offering Saturdays service and mentions various scrambled names and unrelated lines including Roy Swart and Corry RD 6. The fragment ends with stray phrases about debt, tuition, and a random number sequence.
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Dr. Cuok
Spartansburg
Aunae Automobiles
Roy Swart
Corry
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