Three Persons Arrested In Distillery Raid
Hollax agents raided Summit Rod and Gun Club in Summten town Tuesday uncovering a hidden distillery producing whiskey. Six barrels of mash and fifty gallons of liquor were seized. three Moosbrugger family members were charged with unlawful operation and a preliminary hearing set for August 18.
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Irie
Raaleos Hollax
Summit Rod and Gun Club
Summten
McKean
Sd-galton
Oper
United State
Gupoyu Wele Loren
Moonhoug
Iwine
Lione
Moosbrisger
Wedevay
Wharks
Condon
Clyde Hastzel
Ster
Monsbrugger
Wich
Bneart
Partetan
Attomey
Hdward Murphy
Mooxbrigger
Cominiasioner GitFors
Pennsylvania Apple Crop Outlook Favors Good Year
A state crop service in Harrisburg predicts Pennsylvania apple production will trail only California and perhaps be surpassed by other states, while peach output ranks second to California. The August report signals a favorable season for the state’s fruit orchards.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
California
Numbers Racket May Be Key To Mystery Of Missing Men
The Erie police pursue a numbers racket theory to explain the disappearance of three young men Joe Riazal 20 Antelo Mantoan 25 and Peter Grande 28 with a fourth Tom Watley Jr 25 left town after parole. A car found last October near Glenwood Parks is linked to the cases as investigators weigh gang connections and possible ties to illegal gambling rings.
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Auis
Erie
Joe Riazal
17Th
Walnutsis
Antelo Mantoan
Peter Grande
Uzihat
Tom Watley, Jr
Shantoan
Tore Mee
Glenwood Parks
Eun
Paley
1938 Poultry Outlook Bright in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the Federal-State Crop Reporting Service predicts 1938 poultry production to peak early next year with improved feed ratios. Prices for eggs and chickens are expected to rise seasonally through December, though farm prices may ease in summer. The outlook notes higher feed costs and storage stock depletion could influence later 1938 prices and marketing may keep price gains modest.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Rail Crossing Survey Begins Across State
The Highway Planning Division announces a statewide rail crossing survey led by Secretary Warren Van Dyke. It catalogues more than 12,000 urban and rural crossings outside counterbalances, aiming to reduce highway hazards and improve safety, planning comprehensive elimination and improvement programs for spring 1937.
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Uearrisisurgane
Tiss Bern
Department of Highways
Warren van Dyke
van Dyke
Democrats Gain in Registrations Across State
Across multiple dispatches voters show sharp Democratic gains in registration. Somerset reports Democrats overturning a Republican stronghold with a majority shift. Allegheny county tallies favor Democrats by 12,635 with 55,906 Democrats registered and 52,? Republicans. Borough versus township figures show continued Democratic advantage.
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Somerset
Allegheny
Demucraty
Shane Teg
Gratke
Pittsburgh
Aus
Aubuss
Uureau
Democratic Party
Allegheny County
Laboratories Opened Here in Corry Science Labs Relocate
Science Laboratories formerly of Pittsburgh have relocated to Corry at 636 North Center Street offering several scientific products for the community. Chemist H A Shirley, pharmacist at Keister Cat Rave Pharmacy, notes plans to develop an extensive market in the area for his products while listing several items such as Hathas and other compounds.
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Science Laboratories
Pittsburgh
Corry
North Center Street
H. A.shirley
Whowtsa
Pradiiety Canaeluten
Earl
Asmovie
Bay
Tecrayl
Carlie
Shirley
Legion conducts monthly child health clinic on North Centrp
The American Legion held its monthly health clinic on North Central street from 9:30 to 12:00. About 60 to 75 children were examined and received toxoids for diphtheria with follow up planned in February by Schoolettes to prevent diphtheria. Mothers urged to bring children for future visits. Robert Shaver of Nikodra was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
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American Legion
Legion
North Centrp Street
Hugh A. O'Hare
Ora Harper
J . A. Council
Iptheria
Ming
Robert Shaver
Nikgdra Rats
Busineass
Reunions Bring Large Family Gathering and Elections
A family reunion near Me and Mrs. Mrev Sister drew 21 relatives from Newark Noodaningstown Corey and Spring Chino. Officers elected included president Freeh Sliter vice president Roy Cook treasurer Velma Sliter and secretaries Elizabeth Morris Myrtle Nuthin. One death and one birth reported in the past year. A vote approved holding next year’s reunion at Western Park.
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Aliguat
Hbo
Mrev
MiUisfield
Newark
Noodaningstown
Corey
Spring Chino
Freeh Sliter
Roy Cook
Ter Votuey
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