West Spring Creek Hunters and Community Notes
Miss Helen Steibel will host the ladies baking class December 11 at 9 30 A M with lunch. annual church business meeting set for Tuesday at Mrs Pay Belden s home. Thanksgiving gatherings noted with local families. deer hunters named including John Logan Anson Logan Wallace Palmer Vern Smith Leon Johnson Ora Mitchell Bernard Bennett. bear captured by John Dingfelder. Sunday school and school Christmas entertainments planned. Spring Creek Grange meets December 12 at 8 P M and prayer meeting December 17 at the Demings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Creek
Helen Steibel
Leon Ayers
Pay Belden
Homer Bingham
Corry
Erie
Homer Manley
Manley
Jean
Bert Logan
Grace Thomson
Angen Northrup
Spartansburg
Harl Davis
G. D. Eldred
Homer
Leslie Bulard
John Logan
Anson Logan
Wallace Palmer
Vern Smith
Leon Johnson
Ora Mitchell
Bernard Bennett
John Dingfelder
Spring Creek Grange
George Deming
Hartstown Youth Injured as Train Strikes Car Near Westford
Robert Kerr, 18, of Hartstown near Meadville, escaped with minor cuts after his car was struck by an Erie and Pittsburgh passenger train near Westford in Crawford County. The vehicle was dragged about forty feet by the train while the youth remained inside.
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Robert Kerr
Hartstown
Meadville
Erie and
Pittsburgh
Westford
Crawford County
Plans For 1936 Farm Show Progressing In Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports 145 agricultural authorities from eleven states and the District of Columbia will address sessions during the Pennsylvania Farm Show in January 2024. Speakers hail from Connecticut Missouri Iowa Massachusetts Maryland New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio West Virginia DC and Pennsylvania. The 21 page program lists day by day events with livestock judging sales and horsemen meetings. Auction sales of 4 H Club steers and lambs occur Friday afternoon. Horse and beekeeping groups also plan sessions alongside breed sales and society gatherings.
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Harrisburg
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Missouri
Iowa
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Livestock Breeders’ Association
Poland
China
Duroc
Jersey
Berkshire
Hampshire
Chester
Stallion Owners ‘of
State Dairymen’s ‘Association
Allied Dairy Farmers’ Association
State Beekeepers’ Association
Horticultural Association
State Poultry Association
Society
West Spring Creek hunter bags brain bear prize
John Dingfelder, a veteran hunter near Morriston above Kinzua, shot a 150 pound black bear on Saturday. He was accompanied by Andrew Johnson of Phenault Hill. Four pellets hit the bear, which crawled a few steps before dying. Dingfelder, a well known farmer, had long hoped to kill a bear and was proud of his catch.
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John Dingfelder
Morrison
Kinzua
Dingfelder
Andrew Johnson
Phenault Hill
Mr. Brain
Jong
Erieiste Confesses Two Robberies in June
Joe Rhines, 30, of Erie, confessed to Chief George J. Christoph that he robbed two offices in the Erie Trust building at 10th and State streets in June and allegedly stole 180 in cash. He was arrested Saturday afternoon after a chase and placed in the city jail on open charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joe Rhines
George J. Christoph
Erie Trust Building
Rhines
Second Scarlet Fever Death Reported in Brie Outbreak
In Brie, three year old Rita Schwarte of 256 West 18th Street died at Lakeview Hospital of scarlet fever with pneumonia. She was the second scarlet fever death this week, following Jackie Scully, son of Assistant Fire Chief Scully, who died earlier. Funeral for Rita Schwarte will be Sunday at the hospital. only immediate adults may attend due to quarantine. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. The Scully family at 238 C Street also faced illness. Jackie died last week and Lawrence Jr recovered at home. Mrs Scully was hospitalized.
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Brie
Rita Schwartz
18Th Street
Lakeview Hospital
George
Margaret Schwender Schwarte
Jackie Scully
Scully
Schwarte
Calvary Cemetery
Paul
Charles
Joann
Lawrence Scully
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Jackie
Lawrence, Jr
State campaign to increase use of wines
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania's liquor control board launched an education drive to promote temperance through better public knowledge of light wines. An initial step is a catalogued prize list with 981 items detailing classifications and how wines and spirits are made, aiding buyers in choosing products.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Liquor Control Board Today
Farm income shows good jump during 1935
Pennsylvania cash income from agriculture for January to September 1925 is estimated at 155,587,000 by the federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Secret ary I Hansell French says this is up 17,727,000 or 8.4 percent over the same period in 1934. Nursery and greenhouse receipts, about 5 percent of farm income, are not included. Monthly totals for 1934 and 1925 are listed, with 1925 higher in most months and a total of 155,597,000 for nine months in 1925 versus 187,860,000 in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
I. Hansell French
Federal-State
13 Point Program To End Unemployment
A historical list outlines a 13 point plan to reduce joblessness. It includes creating a national industrial organization, evaluating taxation, promoting industrial coordination, training labor, and establishing unemployment censuses under the census clause to feed a federal employment office. The outline discusses absorbing jobless workers into industries and reallocating labor across sectors.
Protest Over Appointing Dr. Torok As Assistant Bishop
Three episcopal bishops from Pittsburgh Erie and New York protested the appointment of Dr. John Torok as assistant to the bishop of Eau Claire Wisconsin. The letter claims the House of Bishops declined to approve the consecration and alleges other serious matters concerning Torok were ignored by the Eau Claire bishop. The protest argues the procedure would damage the church’s credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
John Torok
Iu Claire
Wis
Te Episcopal Church
Alexander Minin
John C. Ward
Erie
William T. Manning
New York
Mann
House of Bishops
Dr. Torok
Eau Claire
Nation Wide Winners List From Nationwide Stores
Nationwide Stores held a drawing in Warren Pennsylvania awarding a 1926 Ford V-4 car to holder 022882 and cash prizes to other numbers. Winners included 189602 for $200 and 425 each for several other numbers. Unclaimed gifts by December 29 trigger another drawing. holders should keep tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation Wide Grocery Stores
Hower
Warren
Richard Myans
William Glassman
GT. McCracken
B. R. Bricksop
Larson
E. H. Leffard
ON City
H. B. Bowersox
H. R. Chinberg
Gene Scalse
George Gulnac
Franklin
County Budget Preparations Begin January 7
County Controller Harvey M. Willis announced that the 1936 budget process starts January 7. Due to the uniform budget bill, the plan must go to Harrisburg for state approval before adoption. The budget awaits county commissioners' approval before February 10 as the 1936 tax levy must be set by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srie
Harvey M. Willis
Harrieburg
Willis
Loth
Council meeting set for late May end of month
A brief notice indicates a council meeting scheduled for the end of May with senior officials named and detailed agenda items to be discussed at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aequal School
Carmonboro
Rézu
Ross
Questiona Alstrict
Aistrin
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Bucks
Grange
Thor
Thor Ironer
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
J Corry
Pena
Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors
State Board of Agriculture
Astern Turkey Growers’ Association
State Association of Markets
Nut Growrs' Association
Tobacco Growers
Pennsylvania Milk Dealers Association
Threshermen and Farmers’ Association
Howard G. Risaman
Erieste
Montgomery Ward
Bishop Ward
Wisconsin
Von
Minne Liggett
Fisher
Bolitler
Dr.a Teac
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