Population figures inch upward in Eau Claire borough
The recheck on the census shows a steady increase in population for Eau Claire borough in Buller county, with the current figure at 298. Miss Lolita Gregory, a surgical patient at Corry Hospital, is recovering at her Ridge Street home. Local notes mention dental and medical updates and business advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ituevine
Eau Claire
Buller Ccounty
Lolita Gregory
Corry Hospital
Ridge Street
J. Tea
Kelly's
Haro
Marsh
West Church Street
Marion
Skidmore
Tut Corry Public Library
Warren
Patterson
Erie City
James & Woodward
Harrigburg
Pittsville Savings and Loan Barn
Corry Bank
Tikiville
Local Notes and Ads from Erie Area Sale and Society Items
The page lists grocery specials 3 for 25 cents and 28 cent pickles, plus ads for seeds and laborer inquiries. Social items note Mrs Nina Hoenes hosting a Five Hundred party with awards to Miss Katherine Kasper and Miss Beatrice Cole, with a salad lunch at 9:80 o'clock for guests including Miss Dor, Judy Mias, and Joseph Zalas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Kream
Ferry
Egas
Will J.wilcox
Nina Hoenes
Katherine Kasper
Beatrice Cole
Frank Ligus
Salimanca
Salamanca
Olean’ General Hospital
Making Heavy Syrup Shipments From North Western Pennsylvania
After a strong season, John Wiggers ships mantle syrup from Corry Waterford Union City North East and nearby towns to St Jonas via Cary Maple Syrup Co. at St Jonas ininy. Over ten cars will leave the region as a robust sugar bush industry expands profitability for farmers this spring.
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John Wiggers
New Bastland
Pennsyvania
New York
Corry
Waterford
Union City
North East
Clymer
North Clymer
Jamestown
Sherman
Nivize
North Clysmer
Mr. Wiggers
Ais
Byrd Departs Dunedin for Wellington and New York
Commander Byrd left Dunedin New Zealand today for Wellington and then New York. Large crowds at the station greeted him as he paused to lay a wreath at veterans memorials and delivered a farewell message promising return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
New Zealand
Richara FE
Eyra
Wellington
New York
Davis Plea for Idle Workers and Tariff Support
Pittsburgh April 24 United Press Secretary of Labor James J Davis campaigning for the Republican Senate nomination urged tariff protection and aid for workers displaced by automation. He told Allegheny County assessors that wealth invested abroad is treason and warned mechanization has cut jobs while boosting output. He argued unemployment should not be solved by wage cuts and urged focus on sustaining pay envelopes.
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Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
House to resume tariff battle next week
The 18 month tariff fight will be taken up in the House next week after a White House breakfast conference set plans. The conference report will be ready Tuesday and presented to the House for debate next Thursday.
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United Press
Washington
Tari
House
White House
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Wwesten
Ft Sperry
Bayt Pleasant Street
Win
de Covey Hospital
Hary E. Fabel
Meadville
Ube City
Ciameroe
A. Whites
Main Street
Darshan Talenem
Root
Liture
Willam Jr
Ma Geath
Sharon
Columbus
Thornton
Baby
Corry J Hospital
Gilbertsom
East Smith Street
Teixmen
Toni Brown
Corry Road
Martin H. Carmody
Oil City Comet
Simon Lmste
Atias Sidon Laskowice
Franklin Lumens
Anri
Ab_R
Henderson
Sth
Leberty Streets
Touray
Frederick Thuran
Hastings Enpears
Lake Erie
Stein Hispital
Tnsane
Aken
John Cauldwell
Wright St Phony
Eastern Star Hall
Yeaterday
The
Order of Wastern Star
Presstt Intrs
Beckwith
Oscar Pritts
M. J. Perida
A. EB .Gr Sgold
Nowell Hill
Meas Bradford
Heyy
Edward E. Beaver
Titusville
Howard & Beyer
Root’s
eWe
Frank A. Wilcow
East Main Street
Sateett
Lawrence Thomas
Thomas Motor Co
Toledo
Yange
Reuter
East
New England
Pennsylvania Gas'co
Byrd
Shea & Walraven
Shea & Walraven - Corry
Davis
Pontiac
Fisher
General Motors
Bobyy
Star Garage CO
Center St
J. H. McInnes
Mich
Pliss Dellyery Chardos
Tima
Construha
Orion
I'Priva
Pantiae
Huthoris Shaina
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