New Train Schedules Take Effect on Two Railroads
New schedules start Sunday April 27 on the Pennsylvania and Erie lines, shifting the early afternoon Erie-Philadelphia express to pass Corry at 10:85 am and renaming the service as No 508 on weekdays and No 558 on Sundays. The Renovo division timetable shows arrivals and departures for east and westbound trains, including No 8970 No 568 No 558 Sun No 580 No 681 No 508 and others with adjusted times.
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Renovo
Sun
Westbouard
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Writers and Books Event Notes Page Three Continued
The column mentions Carl van Doren finishing four volumes on Jonathan Swift and references writers Hester Josephy and Mary Margaret McBride. It notes a party for Mary Reynolds before Europe with her new husband. The National Arts Channel offered $3,000 for a work titled The Soul of America. Richard Hughes plans another novel in Moroves after growing a beard.
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Carl van Doren
Jonathan Swift
Hester Josephy
Mary Margaret McBride
London
Mary Reinels
Europe
National Arts Cha Mnel
America
Richard Hughes
Moroves
Ridgway Man Narrowly Escapes Injuries From Flying Flywheel
George Llewellyn of Ridgway escaped serious injury when a 25 pound flywheel flew off an engine at the Ridgway Borough Schools. He suffered a scalp gash and a bruised shoulder, was treated by Dr. Shaw, and returned home. An investigation found the wheel spin holding the shaft had worked loose.
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Ridgway
George Lewellyn
Llewellyn
Shaw
Child May Lose Sight of Eye in Durant City
A two year old, Joseph Trenko, son of Adam Trenko, was treated at Warren General Hospital for a severe eye injury likely to cause blindness in his right eye. A sharp pointed object punctured the eyeball during play, doctors say, with removal possible. The incident occurred while the child played with another toddler.
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Warren
Joseph Trenko
Adam ‘Trenko
Durant City
Warren General Hospital
Ue Hospital
Milk price cut in New York League to $3 per 100 pounds
New York on April 28 reports a 373 cent per 100 pounds reduction in Class 1 milk via the Dairymen's League effective May 1. The price to distributors drops to $3 per 100 pounds as dealers absorb part of the cut, with farmers bearing the rest, amid surplus and weak demand.
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New York
New York City
Dairymen's
Local Breeder Adopts Trade Name For Holstein Herd
James M. Culver of Corry Pennsylvania selects the trade name Pebyblehill for his Holstein herd. The Holstein Friesian Association of America registered the name used as a prefix on each animal with name and number to identify blood lines. The practice is common with more than 870 percent of trade mark names in use by Holstein breeders.
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James M. Culver
Esttle Ig Weil
Corry
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Last Rehearsal Tonight for Messiah at Methodist Church
The chorus works under Lee Hess Barnes for the Messiah performance on May 5. Warren and Corry units join for a joint rehearsal at 7:30. All Corry chorus members must attend to finalize vocal arrangements.
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Warren
Methodist Church
Lee Hess Barnes
Corry
Great American Seaman Parrett Honored as First US Navy Admiral
The piece notes David G. Parrett, famed American seaman, born in Knoxville Tennessee, July 5, 1810. It states he became the first man to be granted the rank of admiral in the United States Navy after entering at age nine.
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David G. Parrett
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Navy
Navy
Chautauqua Firemen Form Own County Club
Sherman April 28 The Board of Directors of the Chautauqua County Firemen's Fraternity met at Silver Creek and elected officers N Myrick president Ivan Velzy vice president Charles Jones secretary treasurer Directors Blair Simmons Fredoni C Myers Frewsburg Geo Sanford Silver Creek The group plans a large rural tract near Chauteuqua Lake for a clubhouse and fire department camps with recreation and a health retreat for volunteer firefighters and families.
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Chautauqua County Firemen's Fraternity
Tac
Silver Creek
N. Myrick
Ivan I. Velzy
Charles R. Jones
Celoron
Blair F. Simmons
Fredoni
C. Fred Myers
Fire Department
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