Weather and police notices mix with state affairs
A cold storm wave nears from the midwest as police search for a Lelew camera valued at 224 tied to a North East incident. Chevrolet division posts January sales of 1,066 cars and trucks, up 1.7 percent from 1938. City reports tax fund balances and county expenditures, plus public skating at North Center rink. Governor names Thomas Frame as chief highway engineer. FDR and Boy Scouts leaders to speak on the anniversary program. Unemployment compensation and social benefits figures cited. various public notices on schools, health, and bicycle licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doday
Hays
North East
Corry
Proposed Milk Price Cut Sparks Erie Farmers’ Resistance
Erie County milk producer leaders John A. Barney and Henry C. Trask oppose a proposed reduction in milk prices. They warn cuts would ruin Erie farmers, shrink purchasing power, raise costs of dairy farming, and harm public health by reducing milk quality and farm income. They cite strict dairy regulations and food value as reasons to maintain current prices.
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HRI
John A. Barney
Erie County Mink “Raiticars, Tid
Henry C. Trask
Independent Milk Producer's Association
Eris
Barney
Erie County
Erie
Jamies
Trask
Els
Produce Exports Highlight 1928 1938 Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports show truck markets on state farms excluding Danish cabbage. On January 1, 1938 Danish cabbage produced in Pennsylvania reached 1,800 tons, up from 1,340 tons in 1928. Onion stocks on hand were 7,000 sacks versus 1,000 sacks on January 1, 1889.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Beaverdam Church Groups Schedule February Gatherings
Beaverdam residents will hold multiple church related events in February. The Vai teil Brethren in Christ hold a penny supper at Mr and Mrs James Crowell home on Wednesday evening February 8 about 5 30. The Kings Messenger class meets at Mr and Mrs Dan Wright home on Friday evening February 10. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren church plans its February meeting at Rev and Mrs James A Higley home next Tuesday February 1 with noon dinner and a program led by president Mrs James Crowell and others. Numerous social and visiting events follow among local families, including meals, group gatherings, and attendance at regional meetings and plays.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
J. A. Higley
Crowell
King’s Messenger
Beaverdam
Web
Vaiteil Brethren In Christ Liulles Alu Society
James Crowell
Kings Messenger
Dan Wright
Byrday
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
James A. Higley
Dan Lindberg
R. Lyons
H. D. Whitney
Chas, Hodge
Leon Proctor
James A. Higley Attended the Ladies Aid
Cash Smith
Eunice Barnhart
Claud Cummings
iBetty Maynard
Nola Peters
Donald McGray
Lawrence ‘Compleijis
Rexford— Prham
Lawrence Watraus
Rurolph Gibbons
Gordon Maynard
Mr. and
Pauline Tides
Virginia Burrows
Roy Ladd
Vincent Sexton
BE. A. Lycans
Charles Hodge
Robert Mulvin
Oral Tompkins
Co-operative Milling and Supply Company
Union City
Carl Proctor
Cpiryrer's League
Grange Hill
James Proctor
Roy
Gmd
Theodore Gray
Lee Ow
Whugster
Elva
McVough
Cory
Clint Matheyes
Weekend Visitor Notes From Cony and Nearby
The region lists numerous guests and visitors over a weekend, including Milton Beunagiy of Wattshwe with oi and Mr and Mrs Clint Mathews. Mr and Mrs Cliffnyd Downell of Waterford. Theodore Gray and guests. Mr and Mrs John Garnesi. Mrs Gera Bagley and Lyons. Mrs M D Whitney with guests. Robert Proctor and Walter Progley families. Tate Willis and family of Arivelele. Mrs Clamp Mayen. Lee Prieta of Bagli. Mrs Charles Male. Mrs Dell Alten Asian City. Mrs Walley Green and Bill Lord. Mr and Mrs Leon Proctor and Mrs Charles Hodge on business trips. Floyd Stwfard and Villa Farnham at Canadohta Lake. a cake given in honor of Villa Farnham. various other callers including R Lyons family, Mr and Mrs Ron Browne, Mr and Mrs Cas Procyy, Mr and Mrs Tomer Andrews, and Claude Maynard.
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Milton (Beunagiy
Wattshwe
Clint
Mathews
Cliffnyd Downell
Waterford
Theodore Gray
Mie
Ifohn Garnesisi
Gérah
Bagley and Lyons
M.D. Whitney
Secil Akam
Cony
Robert Proctor
Walley Green
Joie Cohupl
Bill Lord
Shoreland
Saturhy
Give
Leon Proctor
Charles Hodge
Turnedtown
Walter Proctor
Erivute
Floyd
R. Lyons
Ars
Ron Browne
Ah Lew Jones
Samay Alteynown
Cas Procyy
Swoiaseil
Chankunmia Om
Tomer Andrews
Claude Maynard
Two Bartenders Held in Assault at Kane Saloon
Frank Bam proprietor and Albert Fenn Kirten- Hoy ab the Palen care were to have hearings on charged assault and battery by John Philips. They were arrested by Constable Clyde McKnalt after Philips swore out warrants. They were released without bond by Attorneya consent. Philips said he entered Palace cafe Saturday night and was assaulted as he prepared to close. He claimed traps and blows left him injured and senseless, with family distress noted.
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Kane
Frank Bam
Albert Fenn
Kirten- Hoy Ab
Palen Care
John Philips
Asues
Min
Ueture
Phillys
Swampfire voyage deepens amid night rescue fears
On the Swampfire, Stan Rice and Captain LeRoy navigate a dark bay as Doug Farraday and Tolliver plot. A drum searchlight fails, doors are searched for hidden danger, and Lydia Staunton reveals a painful truth to Rice about her love for Bruce Farraday as the journey continues toward the Powery Rocks Light.
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Hleart
Stan
Dawson
Brickell Point
Burlingame Island
Bistayne Bay
LeHey
Wilby
Was
Vince
Lydia Staunton
Mr. Rice
Powey
Navy
LeRoy
Police
Eailor
LeRoy Slim
Aha
Buco Farraday
Laver
Bruce
Dgo
Tolliker
Cop-Slayer on Trial in Washington Pa February
Frank Palanan of Clarksville is charged with killing Corporal George B. Nanxilton at the state motor police. He will go to trial next Monday, per the district attorney.
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Washington, Pa
Frank Palanan
Clarksville
Cossins
George B. Nanxilton
State Motor Police
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Family 18
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Boy Scouts of Americ
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Ike
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Harvey M. Willis
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Guy
Cleaver
WPA
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Hrck
John Barney
Producers Associations
Gerald Bagley
Ma. Clinton Swith
Ley Jongs
Harold Shannon
Lynn Ssil
Karnest Taylor
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Tomas Moloy Caats
Pete
TOR Sale
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Wayne Sturt
Atpe
Iowa
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POR
Clymer
New York
Elsworth Wilaun
R. D
Winiawe
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Wrovlevich Street
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Giadern
J. B
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Tilly
West Sint Anil
Raynard H. Kendric
Dye
Lelay
Tulliver
Bruce Manaday
Eve
Tolliver
Lelroy
Farraday Bexean
Mr. Ries
Dad Sterling
Kye
Cap Tolly
O.K
Tally
Davecon
Enging Ronn
TeRoy
Haake
Pawinulin
Uygur
Prontens
Lindler
Tatuglay Haut
Bolbertaenl
Tio
Clive
Ly Funke
Civic Employers' Association
John A. Blath
Briely
Carry
Tie Civic
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