Record Deer Haul Tops Five Thousand Near DuBois
In Dubois Pennsylvania on opening day the 1940 deer season produced a massive haul. Over 3,000 carcasses were removed from the Clearfield Elk and Cameron counties area with counts climbing toward 5,000 as checks from the DuBois yokeway reported rapid riverine traffic of bucks does and fawns. Early sunrise saw the carcasses arriving in town and the flow continued for hours with dozens of deer per vehicle and checkpoints tallying hundreds hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Pennsylvania
Clearfield-Elk- Cameron County
Checkers
Unemployed elephant trainer in prison story
In Batavia Trooper Fort logged unemployed elephant trainer beside Paul C. Jones 34 Waterford Pa for forgery charge after a fictitious name on a $12.50 check. Jones jailed for grand jury. Also in Erie Westfield troopers extradited Paul C. Jones for forgery and Laverne Brace 22 Waterford pleaded guilty to forgery while Bruce Sharpe’s name was forged on a $32 Ensworth National Bank check.
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Batavia
Michael L. Fort
Paul C. Jones
Waterford
Jones
George Matthews
Brocton
Albert S. Horton
Franke A. Easton
Chautauqua County
Mayville
John Haywood
Erie
R.D
New York State
Westfield State
Laverne Brace
A. D
Walter Goodwin Wesleyville
Bruce
Glenn Sharpe
Ensworth National Bank
Prominent Seattle Insurance Agent Faces Charge
A Seattle insurance agent, 44, is charged with grand larceny over alleged theft of premiums tied to the Narrows suspension bridge project. Deputy Prosecutor Charles Ball accuses him of selling insurance for the project but failing to report premium income to his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smite Erek
Seattle
Ta- Soma
Charles Ball
Ul Jett Prench
Seably Chapter
Ute Nationsl
Socibush
Lemon juice remedy claims to ease rheumatic pain quickly
An advertisement touts Ru-Ex Compound as a two week home treatment for rheumatism neuritis and related pains. It instructs mixing with water and lemon juice, taking two teaspoons twice daily, with a money back guarantee from McCandrew's Rexall drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menersburk
McCandrew
Sy Rexall
Rile
Svery Aidv
Clymer Church Socials Highlight Local Activities
A Tuesday church parlor social featured Sunday school work and a class contest won by Mrs. C. TB. Spitner's primary group with games and a program led by Rev. Ralph Findley. The first Women’s Society for Christian Service met Tuesday, planning a December 9 dinner and Christmas play costumes. American Legion Auxiliary discussed gifts for veterans’ children and hospital support. Local families traveled, hunted, and hosted gatherings, while the Clymer Central School reports include TB tests, new library acquisitions, and student projects across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. TB. Spitner
Ralph Findley
Women's Society For Christian Service
Robert Wallace
Marion Gallup
Clifford Kooman
Albert Bennink
Clymer Central School
Albert Querreveld
Jdy
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Rhebergen
Clifford Legters
Veterans
Veterans’ Hospital
Batavia
Cornelius Wingers
Carlyle Neckeys
Garris
Martiyus Cordia
Imi Cueford Schvous
Tomer Town
Blaine Wallace
Martin Bemis
Duane Béynis
Arthur Schermerhorn
Florence Arnink
Ida Johnson
Gordon Schermerhorn
Sheridan Wallace
Clifford Schynes
Edward Beckerink
Jennie Willink Wit
Corry Hospital
Carlyle Neckers
Lawrence Boylan
Hubert Brown
Wesley Miller
Walter Colburn
Albert Mamuel
Walter Schimers
Shirley Swift
Jay
Tehpas
Phyllis
Emerson
Erie
Walter Sehruers
Dean
Shirley
Anna Neckers
Shirley Swit
Lillian Wiggers
Pauline Smith
Louise Palmer
Winifred Bhebergen
Carlisoh
Maynard Wallace
Los Angeles
Mine Secretary 4 Keeps Plans Quist
Hankisburg dispatch reports Richard Milke, 41, named Pennsylvania mines secretary after the death July 20. Governor James announced the appointment. Milke pledges focus on recita nous and anthracite industries and says hard boiled approach may bring some success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankisburg
Pennsylvania
Richard Milke
Bisine
Slate Vertary OF Mines
Dohn Tra Thoning
Clavernor James
Teachers End Strike With Wage Cut Proposal
Pottsville area teachers consider ending their strike by accepting a wage reduction. The state department of public instruction said additional county funds would be advanced if wages are cut and teachers return to work. Local church services and youth groups plan evening worship and midweek studies this week led by Rev. Ralph Findley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Gerrit Timmer
Clay Dunink
Iender
Lopie
Robert Leeders
Miriotecke
Phe
Luke
Phe Ladies Mission
Ald Goolety
Home Department
Bo'clock
Methodist Church
Morrine
Pottsville
Eichers
Department of Public Instruction
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Dubois Area
Toblandspar
Clymer
T. B
N.Y
Cassadaga
Grayson Bridges
Meg William Rhebergen
Lynnelle
Bayett
West
Lafayette
Tnd
Stillwater
Oklo
Willis Gallup
Long Beach
Calif
Belington
Wash
Grace Kline McIntosh
DeLaney Kline
LaVerne Kline
Harold Legters
Trving
Vincent
Everett Legters
J. J. Legters
Warren
Fred Wardes
Harold Ressinis
Paul
Norman
Barbara
Gordon
Donald Resink
Brie
Reslint
Leda
Fidelis
Gaxiyly Neck
Flevmsant
Amy Newhousis
Mesdamen New Wardes
Dorit Necklrs
Grace Spitner
Winifred Christensen
Neya Hogenboom
Cora, Timmer
Myrtle Wallace
Walter Rathburn
Newton Memorial Hospital
Gassadaga
Gentral
Newton Hexltd
Aldnytins
Refence Research Associates
Melle Wright
Donald Palmer
Iig
Emogene
I Groters
Bridges
France
Miss. Hemster Wbteren
Aviation Axe Potenhr
Celoron Tileh School
Geloron
Randolph
Bemus
Marjorie Evans
Paul Edwards
Iiss
Mordoff
Wayde Querreveld
Bolly Neckers
Donald Cady
Marian Adams
Jessie Goodwill
Joan Komen
Carol
Russell Bemis
Marilys Davis
Clayton Dutuk
Evelyn Lees
Merle Malthouse
Ava King
Norma Newhouse
Kena Rensit
Joyce Rowse
Phill Rolin
Pal | Ten Fulsen
Leslie Weeks
Ringer
Theva
Monel Aa
Fam
Wey
Amart D'Orsays
North Center Street
Thle Chy
Wuhmer
the National Bank OF Corry
Ralph Windle
Junior League
Epworth League
North Clymer
Ralph Findley Astor
Union
United Brethren Church
Athe
Courove
HAR
Titusvi Woods
Exan Neers
George Lest Deg
Corry Y Tence
Auditorius
CBS
WEAF
Rudy Cal
Bo Philadélph
Mextat
Army Ayia
Aix
California
Peng
Hull
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