Ballot on Milk Order Changes Cast Now in New York
Ballots are being cast by 39 225 farmers in six New York milk shed on proposed amendments to federal milk marketing orders. Voting continues until December 21 with mail ballots postmarked after that date not counted. Cooperation by 53 cooperatives voting for members or collectively. Eligible producers delivered milk to plants in February 1940. two thirds approval needed to effect amendments.New York voters may cast twice on federal and state orders.
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York
N. J
Clnin
Nowak
New York
Cladakis
Cla R. Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture of the
United States
Holton v. Noyes
Oladakis
Palmer
Sec.retary
Commissioner of Agri | ‘Culture
New York City
Jamestown hunter killed near Warren in hunting accident
In Warren county a Jamestown man, Owens aged 18, was fatally injured Saturday afternoon when a shotgun discharged as he stumbled in Pleasant township. He died shortly after at a Warren physician’s station. Owens hunted with Lafe DeVore, F. W. Fladry, and Gene Wenzel. the exact cause appeared to be an accidental discharge during a stumble, with reports noting a possible incidental self-inflicted wound.
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Warren
Warren County
Owens
West Street
Jamestown
Pleasant Township
Lafe DeVore
Main Street
North Warren
F. W. Fladry
Deer Hunters Injured in Elk County Fight Foot and Fall
Ridgway, Dec. 16 Two deer hunters are patients at Elk County General Hospital. Frank Skupen 27 of Gallitzin Cambria county was struck in the right foot by a stray bullet while fighting from an automobile at the final day of deer season near Portland Mills. The bullet tore off the big toe and fractured the foot. Harold Zimmerman 24 of Big Run suffered bruises after falling against a stump while hunting near Owls Nest twelve miles west of Ridgway Friday afternoon. Both mens conditions are reported favorable today.
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Ridgway
Hike County General Hospital
Frank Skupen
Gallitzen
Cambria County
Portland Mills
Harold Zimmerman
Big Run
Owls Nest
Services for M A Miller Held Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services for Marshall A. Miller were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. from Bracken-Keating chapel with Rev. William G. Garnett presiding. Miss Tris Fowler and Miss Helen Grace Crane sang, burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Family neighbors Adolph Aikens, Paul Aikens, Luke Shreve, George Hose, Milo Delaverne and Grover Chelton attended, along with numerous relatives from Erie Warren Spar tansburg Waterford Wattsburg Union City and other towns.
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Bracken-Keating
Marshall A. Miller
William G. Garnett
Tris Fowler
Helen Grace Crane
Jesus
Pine Grove
Beavers
Adolph Aikens
Paul Aikens
Luke Shreve
George Hose
Milo Delaverne
Grover Chelton
Out of Tow
Bernice M. Carlurg
Erie
Lillian Althot
Milton Hawley
Warren
George Rose
Clyde Alkens
Pauline Shreve
Dorus Shreve
Sparstansburg R. D
Joseph Reed
Cecil Holmes
Waterford
Jess Robinson
Wattsburg
Ralph W. Anderson
Union City
Arrest Driver in Crash Near Erie
Pvt E J Hamaker of the Lawrence Park barracks Pa motor police says a warrant will be issued charging Joan Bauman of 622 ER 2nd street with driving on the wrong side of the highway. Bauman to have a hearing before Justice R McReynolds after a head on collision with Mrs Agie Chick of 701 North Perry Titusville Saturday on Route 18 two miles south of Feenmare. No one was injured. Sun Kaye, songster by the Alice Belzer National Barn Dance, has a Tw column of wood-caryingy.
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Erie Erie
E. J. Hamaker
Lawrence Park Barracks
Pennsylvania
Joan Bauman
2Nd Street
Bauman
R. m. McReynolds
Mciean
Agi¢e Chick
Perry Street
Titusville
Saburday
Feenmare
Erie Attorney Leaves $100000 Estate
Erie Dec 16 The late Attorney Henry E B Fish left an estate valued at about $100000 per his will filed in the office of Register Ralph B McCord The bulk of the estate goes to his widow Mrs Ruth P Bish a $3000 to son Roger Fish of Cleveland and $5000 to another son Howard M Fish and his wife Dorothy The will leaves $1000 to six grandchildren and directs Amy’s Road friend W Pitt Gifford to receive all of the deceased’s law books and furniture Gifford was long associated with Fish in practice
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ERTE
Henry EB. Fish
Office of Register
Willa
Ralph Bb. McCord
Raith P. Bish
Roger
Fish
Gleveland
Howard M
Dorothy
Doulas McFarland Fish
Henry Everett McFarland Fish
Howard McParland Fish
John Hall Fish
Roger Bri Fish
Robert Earl Pish
Amy
W. Pitt Gifford
Gifford
Bethlehem Named On Christmas Eve 1741
Bethlehem, nicknamed The Christmas City, celebrates its 1741 founding on Christmas Eve. Dagist Zeisberger helped settle near the Delaware forks, and Count Zinzendorf named the mission Bethlehem. The city plans a 190-foot Star of Bethlehem display and extensive street lighting, plus the Moravian Putz Nativity scene drawing thousands.
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Harrisburg
Beth-ehem
United States
State Department of Commerce
Dagist Zeisberger
Forks of the Delaware
Lehigh River
Monocacy Creek
Bucks County
Northampton
Zinzindorf
Bethlehen
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Regular Army Reserves Face Call by February 15
Erie dispatches report about a War Department order calling approximately 50 veterans into active service by February 15 under the Selective Service Act. Reservists with dependents or key positions will be affected. those previously in air, infantry, tank, or medical units will be reassigned to appropriate branches. Remaining 28 738 names show prior service distribution across infantry coast artillery field artillery and air corps.
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Erie
Associated Press
Washington
Crawford County
Suse
Selective Service Act
Alr
Amilis O
Coast Artillery
Field Artillery
Air Corps
State Relief Rolls Fall to 135,287 as Aid Transfers Rise
Relief rolls dropped to 135,287, the lowest point this year, as 2,000 families transferred from general assistance to aid to dependent children and private employment rose. The decline in general assistance outweighed rises in WPA and other programs, with total cash and aid expenditures easing.
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Tudor Fry
Turing
Enietiren
Innien
Neb
Death claims Charles Bemis in Wayne Township
Charles A Bemis aged 7s died at his son Clifton Bemis home on Corry Road late at night. He had been ill long and his death was not unexpected. A longtime resident of the area he came from New York state in childhood. Survived by Clifton Bmis, Bred Bemis Archie Bemis and many grandchildren. Funeral at Bresken Keating chapel Wednesday at 1 40 pm with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Charles A. Bemis
Clifton Bemis
Corry RD
Ofelock
Mr. Bemis
Wayne Township
New York State
Clifton
Bred
Archie Bemis
Bresken-Keating
Pine Grove
Cemetery
Shaw Seeks Parole Release From County Prison
Judge John McCann heard Saturday noon arguments on Fred Shaw paroled from 18 months to five years for sodomy. District Attorney Burton R. Laub opposed parole, noting Shaw had been kept in county prison rather than workhouse as originally sentenced. The report mixes with a recipe note about a glaze for ham veal and pork.
Former Corry priest dies at 68 in Lucinda Pennsylvania
The Rev. Joseph Kuntz 68 longtime pastor of St Elisabeths church Corry died Saturday at his home in Lucinda Pa He was born November 22 1874 and ordained April 7 1904 He served at St Marys Reynoldsville St Johns Erie St Elizabeths Corry and St Johns Idiots later at St Josephs Lucinda He served until his death funeral services incomplete old timer and Fibber McGee cast members to be heard but not yet aired
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Forner Pator
St. Elisabeth's Church
Cory
Lucints
Kuntz
Hestlin
Brarsarpe
1. Vincent's College
Latrove
St Bonaventure's College
Allegan
Corry
St. John's Burety
Kunta
St Joseph's Church Fir Lucinda
Bill Thompson
Horatio
Boomer
Old Timer
Wisk de Populus
Leor Schlessinger
Dong
Fire hits First Lutheran Church in Vandergrift loss estimated at 25000
A fire swept the First Lutheran church in Vandergrift Pennsylvania two hours before Sunday school was to convene. Church officials estimate the damage at $25000 with most losses in the Sunday school room addition of frame and stone construction built three years ago. Damage to the main auditorium was slight.
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Associated Press
Vandergrift
Trains Crash In West 6A Brae Injures Sixteen
A passenger train collided with the rear coach of another last night in West 6A Brae, injuring 16 people. Three were seriously hurt, including Ellen Bandy of Keola Indiana, engineer Ed Ludwig of Cedar Rapids Iowa, and L. Ro Boos of West Liberty, Iowa. They were rushed to Burlington hospital.
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Ameir Towean Wapello
Jay Dev
Ellen Bandy
Keola
Ed Ludwig
Cedar Rapids
L. Ro Boos
West Liberty
Burdington
Tas Hospital
Thompson's Borgoma and Norsoma Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Borgoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic to aid kidneys and expel poisons, claiming relief from aches and night symptoms. It also promotes Thompson's Norsoma Tablets for liver and stomach, with 50 cents at drug stores and Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
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Thompson
Erie NEars World War Peak as City Reaches Jobs High
Erie city faced peak wartime employment in November with 92 056 manufacturing workers and 2 005 total in related classifications. State official La H Cary noted a 1 087 rise from October and a 27 percent rise from November last year, while contractors, department stores, and miscellaneous classifications added significantly to overall employment.
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Erie, Des
Erie City
la H. Cary
Wie
State Employment Service
Salling
Plans Shopping Tour in New York Premiere Note
Hollywood report says Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone reach New York for the premiere of his new picture Mary plans Christmas shopping Mary comments that Paramount may think the premiere is a bright idea but she doubts it would cost as much if held in Walkegan
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
Mary Livingstone
New York
Jack
Mary
Paramount
NBC Comedienne
Wallkegan
Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash in Grove City
In Grove City at 1120 o clock last night a car driven by Samuel Kelly collided with a truck, fatally injuring Mrs. Kelly who died of a chest wound. Three others were injured including Samuel Kelly with a light spinal injury and Fay Campbell and another Grove City couple with cuts and bruises. Police report a car driven by Warren McNaish followed the Kelly car into town and a truck from the rear. State motor police aided game wardens and deputies in deer hunting duties as hunters returned from the woods. the year’s deer kill was the heaviest on record with no snow on the ground.
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Oil City
Dew
Samuel Welly
Grove City
Leonard Selpte
Ol City
Crave City
Kelly
W. A. Bone
Chove City
Mercer County
Samuel Kelly
Fay Campbell
Warren McNaish
West Main Street
New Uae
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