Price forecast hints at dairy fat futures amid trade zone shift
A dairy market report outlines an eight cent premium or penalty per tenth of a pound of fat around a 3.5 per cent standard. Dr Pollard cites a forecast of 485 million pounds for the month and 344 pounds daily average for 45,500 milkshed producers. The opening of Foreign Trade Zone No 3 in San Francisco marks a new coast wide fec point area for the United States.
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A. J. Pollard
New York Metro- Bolita
Pollard
San Francisco
Calif
U.S
Eich Coast
Luncheon Honoring Nieces and Guests at Chautauqua Lake
Mrs. Robert A. Ott entertained at a luncheon yesterday at her home at Chautauqua Lake. Honorees included nieces Mrs. George Stewart and Mrs. Harmon Cover of Cincinnati and Mrs. W. S. Lowry of Charleston W Va. The event featured bridge and yard prizes with attendees from Erie Pittsburgh and beyond.
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Robert A. Ott
Robert A. Obl
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Chautauqua Lake
George Stewart
Harmon Cover
Cincinnati
W. &. Lowry
Charleston
W. Va
Gesee Pennlmaas
J &S
Bridge Way
Byank Graft
Stewart
P. J. Beeler
Pittsburgh
Coverlane
Lowey
William Matt
Don Kinpard
Horton J. Days
J. Langton Rowe
Frank Cole
Stupak-Macko Nuptials At St Peter and Paul Erie Church
Miss Anne Stupak and John J Macko wed at St Peter and Paul Greek Catholic Church in Erie in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore a gray gabardine suit with white accessories. maid of honor Miss Helen Stupak wore pastel blue. Best man was Frank Tayilus. reception at Mrs Dempsey's Inn followed by cake. The couple plan a honeymoon in Philadelphia and reside in Columbus.
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Andrew Demure
Anne Stupak
Andrew Stupak
Bear Lake
J. Macko
May Macko
East Main Street
St. Peter and Paul Greek Catholc Church
Erie
Helen Stupak
Frank Tayilus
Torpedo
Macka
Yas
Macka’s Market
Columbus
Cleveland
Friendship Club Meeting Held at Mrs Mulligan’s Home
The Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon with host Mrs Charles Mulligan at RD 2. Miss Shirley Anderson and Miss Barbara Stevens attended from Ashtabula, and several contests awarded to Frances Spercy John Decker Anderson Stevenson and Eugene Power. A salad course with crackers coffee was served. The next meeting, September 1, will be held with Mr Glade DeForest.
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Seven Mteeven
Theiiendship Club
Shirley Anderson
Barbara Stevensin
Ashtabula
Oid
Charles Mullizan
Frances Spercy
John Decker
Anderson
Stevenson
Eugene Power
Mulligan
Glade DeForest
Nazarene 5S Class Enjoys Hayride and Party
Fourteen youths from the Nazarene Intermediate Sunday School Class took a nine mile hayride in Lindsey Hollow with driver Aevid Lindstrom and singing. Afterward they gathered at teacher Mrs. Martin Anderson's home for a surprise birthday party for William Luton Jr with gifts. Refreshments included salad jello cake and coffee milk. Auburn guest Miss Bettie Porter attended.
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Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
Lindsey Hollow
Aevid Lindstrom
Aromn
Martin Anderson
William Luton
Jean Merrim
Salvation Army Bible School Opens August First
The Salvation Army pre school program led by Mrs Envoy Ther on Obitz begins Monday August 1 at the Citadel 21 East Washington Street. Classes run 10 5 each morning through noon with Bible study crafts woodworking sewing for older children and misc activities for younger pupils.
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Salvation Army Bible School
Salvation Army
Envoy Theron Obitz
Citadel
East Washington Street
Daughter born to Cyril Gluvna family at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Cyril Gluvna of B D. The mother is the former Anne Sander.
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Cyril Gluvna
Corry Hospital
Anne Sander
Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets Offer Quick Health Relief
Many suffer from gchef and pains while dizzy spells and bad feelings persist. Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets claim to restore health by aiding kidneys in removing wastes and excess acids. Also advertised Golden Lax Tablets 25c and Bor sonia Tablets 60c.
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Thompson
Luncheon Honors Out of Town Visitor in Torbell’s Tan
Mrs. Vern Allen of Wilmington Del, a former city resident, was honored at a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Mrs. Leon Lindsley and Mrs. Walter W. Auer. Afterward guests went to the Lindsley home on First Avenue for contract bridge where awards were given to Mrs. W. Brocken and Mrs. Hubert Heerlein, and guest prize went to Mrs. Allen. Attendees included Miss Elizabeth Martin of Stroudsburg and Mrs. C. Holden, Mrs. Mary Jourdet, and Mrs. Robert Galbrently.
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Ray McMullen
Ar McMullen
Neves Stramensen
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Gundaie
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Gides
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Bastmatin Street
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Danenter
Caroline
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Wilsofiy
Joseph Bresch
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
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Richard
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Robinson
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Merle A. Patterson
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Chevy Chase
Éarmer
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New York City
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Muhure
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Frank O'Donnell
Detrals
Mich
Hotel Corry
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West Washington Street
Immaculate Conception Castalia
Church of
Linda
Wellsboro
H. A. Curtis
East Congress
Istrevi'end
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Bast Frederick Street
Kathleen Pipiter
Tay
Hawk Claire
Edwin Haviill
Motor Ad
Eve Kepler
Midwest
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Akron
Gordon Wire
Park Street
Jean Shreve
Erie
Dana J. Little
Wheelock
Jeannie Poerstel
Vern Allen
Wilmington
Del
Leon Lindsley
Walter W. Auer
Torbell
Kitchen Shower For Miss Elizabeth Lanston
Miss Elizabeth Lanston’s kitchen shower was held at Miss Adele Mel Cray’s Wat hosted home on Bel day evening. Guests included Mrs Lawrence McCray and Mrs Frederick Ab and Mrs Alton Dahlstrand who awarded gifts and played games. Miss Lanston will wed Raymond B Seastead on August twenty eighth.
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Adele Mel Cray
Sortie Avenue
Elizabeth Lanston
Raymond B. Seastead
Indies
Lawrence McCray
Frederick Ab
Alton Dahlstrand
Miss McCray
Miss Lanston
Mrs Jack Proper Honored At Shower Hosted By Amoroso and Cobb
A stork shower Friday afternoon honored Mrs Jack Proper. Twenty one guests attended at 102 West Church Street. Mrs Theodore Amoroso and Mrs Clare Cobb hosted, serving sandwiches decorated cake and coffee at a pink and blue table. Mrs Proper received many beautiful useful gifts.
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Jack Proper
Theodore Amoroso
Clare Cobb
Amoroso
West Church Street
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