North Crawford farmers host institute at Shadelam farms
Nearly 300 residents joined a farmers institute at Shadelam farms near Springboro with E J Walters from State College speaking on soil improvement. Also notes include a failed attempted robbery of John Measel near his Glenwood Park home, a junior welfare league dinner and theatre trip, a Rebekah Forum meeting, voting machines in Chautauqua County elections, and local arrests for disturbing the peace.
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Crawford County
Farmers’ Institute
Shadelam Farms
Springboro
E. J. Walters
State College
Willys
Van
Erie
John Measel
Messel
Journal
Perry's Place
Web
Corry
Clarion County Commissioners
Smith
Charles Wales
West Frederick Street
Local notes from City and Vicinity Lo
Community items from Jamestown area include egg prices at 23 cents a dozen, local sales by Van's Automotive and Thomas Motor Co, social events hosted by Mrs. Harry Alexander and Mrs. Forest Peiffer, and a Red Cross flood relief tally nearing 31,000 dollars. Police report bicycle thefts, a near bomb scare at Lackawanna street, and a proposed Erie grade crossing project with federal funds. Community groups meet for missions and sewing circles while fire department fundraising proceeds toward a new truck.
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J. Wilcox
Willys
Ani
Harry Alexander
M. F. Club
Branklin Street
Walter Auer
Thomas Motor I
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Iwill
Forest Peiffer
Fifth Avenue
Methodist
Amiel Sewing Circle
United Brethren In Christ Church
Red Cross
Chautauqua County
Harry Elmer Barnes
Tamestown
United States
Jamestown Club Farm
Titusville
Rachel Snyder
Lack Havjan
Erie
Federal
East Avenue
Bureau of Roads
State Highway Department
New York Central
Charles W. Crosby
Erie Crawford County
Washington
Oon
Epic Dock Company
Academy High School
Strong Vincent High School
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren General Hospital
Uuish P. Rossiter
Erie County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jillian Guild
Strachan’s of
Buffalo
Rhall
Arts Air Crafts
Hattie Mason
East South Street
William L. Schneider
Corry
Corry Hospital
Oil City
United States Supreme Court
Ol City Kilwanis Club
Equity
Geone Christoph
Brie
Christoph
Staints
Paul Clements
Punssutawney
Carp Glen
Amagiine
Frank J. Julian
James Cusimany
Falconer
Charles
Putnaum
Thomas Motor Co
Erie Irl
Trinidad
London
London Times
Dorothy Whittenberger
East 25Th Street
Central High School
Grove City College
Empire
George VI
Capetown
South Africa
Liquor Store Bandit Hauls Off Cash In Public Heist
A lone bandit robbed a state liquor store on Brighton Road, forcing a victim to tie himself to a chair. The suspect fled with cash after the hold up occurred while crowds watched from a nearby theatre across the street. Assistant manager J. L. McNeill described the closing of the shop and the mistaken belief a clerk was returning for forgotten items.
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Eyaulted
Pittsburgh
Saco
Brighton Road
J. L. McNeill
McNeill
George Griffith
Labor Relations Bill Returned to Committee in Senate
Harrisburg February 17 United Press reports the Mc Ginnis bill creating a state labor relations board to protect workers collective bargaining rights was sent back to the committee for further study and possible amendment.
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United Press Harrisburg
The
McGinnis Bil
Senate
Charity probing bill moves through Harrisburg committee
Harrisburg February 17 The house welfare committee favorably reported as amended the bill drafted Monday night by Rep Jamies Fi Lovett and Westmoreland to regulate all private charities. The five member commission to investigate bootleg coal mining and curb the illicit Miell in quarry was confirmed by the state senate without a dissenting vote.
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Harrisburg
House Welfare Committee
Jamies Fi
Lovett
Westmoreland
George H Earle
State Senate
Morgan to quit DNC treasurer post for spirits role
W Forbes Morgan will resign as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee in March to assume the presidency of the Distilled Spirits Institute. He was elected yesterday to the post with a salary reportedly set at 850,000 a year.
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DEMS
New York
W. Forbes Morgan
Democratic National Committee
Distilled Spirits Institute
Architect talk captivates Rotary crowd in Meadville
Karl E. B. Morrison of the Erie County Historical Society was guest speaker at the Rotary Club last evening. He traced architecture from early wigwams to modern designs, using twenty five models and sketches from the society display. W. W. Hall of Meadville attended among twenty three members at the weekly dinner.
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Karl Eb, Morrison
Wre Qremeec
Erie County, Historical Society
Rotary Club
My. Morrison
Historical Society
W. W. Hall
Mead Ville
Senate OKs independent offices appropriation bill
The Senate on February 17 passed and sent to conference with the House the 91 million independent offices appropriation bill. The action aims to prevent lending of funds between money and congressional committees, addressing a health related objection in the session.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
House
Congressional
Babies Swallow Bigger Coins In Pasadena
Local hospital authorities report a rise in larger coin swallowing by infants. Baby Thomas Green, age 4 and a half, reportedly guided a relatively large quarter during an incident in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Cal
Thomas Green
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