Christmas Eve greetings and mixed 1939 news digest
A quirky miscellany notes holiday shutdowns for Journal staff and theater plans. It reports rail Freight car counts with a drop then rise, probate of an estate, a brisk retail week, potential Erie County officials, Christmas screenings, a Roosevelt tree broadcast, and weather, highway, and store bonus changes.
North Country YMCA leader lauded for decade of service
A Courier of Littleton report lauds C. Reneau as the North Country YMCA executive whose decade of work guided Camp Watkins and youth programs. The piece notes his leadership in expanding the program across the region and welcoming a new successor as he departs for a larger task in western Pennsylvania.
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Ymer Realty CO
C. Reve
Northwest
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Courier
Littleton
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Feveah
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North Country Ymca
Weneatt
New Mampstipe
Reneau
Camp Watkins
Ore
Uncle EU
Jose
Yeni
Ley
MGA
Few Changes in 1939 Pa Farm Conservation Plan
Harrisburg reports limited changes in Pennsylvania’s 1939 Agriculture Conservation program approved by Secretary Wallace. Wheat allotments drop by 5 million acres. other crops near 1938 goals. Tobacco and wheat payments rise while most other crops see slight rate cuts. programs split farms into allotment and non allotment groups with different payment structures.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvana
Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Pennsylvania
State Conservation Committee
Lanvon Hoys Barred From Gaming Venues In England
A ruling forbids men under 21 from working in barber shops pool rooms or any venue where slot machines or games of chance operate in England. The decision cites lack of beneficial occupation and aims to regulate youth involvement in gambling related workplaces.
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Lanvon
Sarber
England
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 264 Hear Drive Reports
Reports on the membership drive were given at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 264 meeting on West Washington street. Greetings came from Chester Zerbe of Erie and department officers. The post noted baskets sent to needy veterans and may appoint an active employment officer to aid unemployed veterans. Open house is set for New Year’s Day at the VFW home with planned entertainment.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 264
West Washington Street
State
Pennsyvania
Chester Zerbe
Erie
V. Ftv
Afro Supply Party Celebrates 900 Children at Rex Theatre
Upwards of 900 Aero employees' children enjoyed a Friday movie party at the Rex Theatre sponsored by Afro Supply Athletic Association. The feature film The Flight to Nowhere starred Jack Holt, with shorts, accordion numbers by Thomas and Victor Cragg, candy, and door prizes awarded to listed children.
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Atro Supply Athletic Association
Aero
Rex Theatre
Jack Holt
Thomas
Victor Cragg
RB. Rathbun
Gail Davis
Roger McIntyre
Dav'd Ottaway
Bud Kinley
Ralph Perkins
Jack McIntyre
Claire Cobb
Donald Dickinson
Robert Morris
Mary Gravina
Margaret Hughes
Rita McIntyre
Anna Machac
Shirley Proper
Marilyn Proper
Eva Ploss
Pauline Powers
Geraldine Morris
Theresa Laird
District Brevities Show Relief Load Jump
Erie county relief director CL White says direct relief in Erie County could rise by about 100 cases from now to early February as private industry resumes hiring in early January. The report notes a trend toward increased relief needs during winter.
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Erie Cainty
CL. White
Erie
Department of Public Assistance
White
Hunters urged to report large game kills to Harrisburg
Game Protector Don Miller appeals to all county hunters to mail their large game tags to the Game Commission in Harrisburg immediately. He says many have complied, but a substantial number have not. He urges proof of mailing to avoid a $2.00 fine and warns not to send licenses with the report.
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Don Miller
Game Commission
Harrisburg
Protector Miller
Commission
Miller
State receipts surpass one billion in biennium tally
Harrisburg report shows receipts for the current biennium reached 1 001 541 822.95 as of mid December with five months remaining. Expenditures since June 1, 1927 total 1 001 260 899.55 and the balance on hand stands at 58 458 425.60 under State Treasurer F. Clair Ross.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
F. Clair Ross
Ladies Auxiliary Members Help at Library Event
Mrs. Bertha Kooman reported on the county meeting at Falconer as members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Damcott Jones Post American Legion collected and packaged in the library on Friday afternoon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walter Shorners and Mrs. C. Legters. An appeal was made for donors to contact Mrs. L. Kooman about new construction at Marlo New House.
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Clymer
Brakenstraw Realty
Bivec
Brute Bunls
Niney
Mary Hogenboom
Amon
Ner Husban
George Hogenboom
Joshus Hogenboom
Decatur
Mich
Leonard
Pikesville
William of
Nellie Ruslink
Jamestown
Cora Ruslink
Nettie Fhebergen
Minnle Legters
Abbe
Hogenboom
Roy Gravink
G. ¥. S Penpas
Erie
Henry Tenpas
Ann Arbor
Edna Moni
Dayton
Ohio
Carlye Neckers
James
Necers
Daughts
Carbondale
Ill
Albert Neckers
Myvile Gallup
Missionary Society of the Methodial Episcopal Church
Lockport
Aymer Rebekah Loden
Hall
Junior Lampereli
A. Lampeellis Yoonduet
Vivian
Velma King
Liege
Ray Gravink
Roy Legters
John Legters
Joyce
Rue Button
Walter Bennink
Henry Koerselman
James Kyugelbrink
Howard Rhebergen
Edris Newhouse
George Pearce
James Wesley
Wattaburg
Cecil Bates
Peter Christensen
Columbus
Havel ‘Yenbucklé
North Clymer
Jane Dunham
Clymer Central School
Gladys Legters
Brown
G. H. Tenpas
Myrtle Wallace
Della Benaiike
Gertrude ‘Grayvnk
Helen Ising
Leon Pardini
BR. V. A. Hewes
Damcott Jones
American Legion
Bertha Kooman
Falconer
Walter Shorners
C. Legters
L. Kooman
Marlo New
Bear Lake
Dee
Ante Balle
Comy
Panama
J. C
Xsd
William Rowe
Springboro
John Eddy
Howard King
Webster's Crossing
King
Frank Price
Sheffield
Emma Méllone
Pirin
Luke Collins
Charlie Goodrich
Javan Price
Andrew Ardoi
Wilson Hill
Anna 2Ork
Charles St. John
Ashville
Watson Truesdell
Art’ Family
Eugene Harrigan
Alcon
Syiea l
Mik
Adda Angle
Civile Manwarine
Jean Manwaring
Jo Hawkins
Robert
Daya Hawins
Vincent Goorin
Niobeli
Cmudy Ormmb
United Brethren Church
W. Barrett
Toier C. B
Manwaring
A. B. Ladies Air Society
H. ‘Villotson
Dorothy of
Wadshurp
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Borough
U. FB
Susan Cornish
North Warren
EB. Cordist
Declaration of Lima Solidarity Reported at Pan American Meet
Delegates at the Pan American conference planned to announce to the world that the 21 American republics had accepted a declaration of continental solidarity. Twenty nations already signed The Declaration of Lima reaffirming sovereignty and a united response to threats to peace and territorial integrity.
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Lima
Peril
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