Maple agrip meeting highlights state forestry talk
Maple agrip producers met in Jamnestow for an all day session. Professor Joshi A Cope from New York State extension forester lectured on sap yields, predicting good Jug sap this year. A separate note mentions Titusville PWA project delays due to repair detail correspondence among Titusville officials, the architect, and state and federal authorities.
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Chauaugue County
Jamnestow
Joshi A. Cope
New York State Extension Forester
State Forestry College
Ithaca
American Medical Assn
J. S-Tutf
Erie judge rules marble games not gambling devices
Judge Miles B. Kitts of Erie county ruled yesterday that marble games are not gambling devices unless they are equipped to make a return in merchandise coins or talismans. The W B A meeting wrapped with twenty five members and guests enjoying cards and bingo chaired by Mrs. Mary Patterson. Titusville city tax bills go out today with the rate up slightly this year and the total city tax duplicate of 906 amounting to 86701.29. The Allegheny River is thawing and returning to normal with a clear channel between Franklin and Olean N Y.
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Miles B. Kitts
Erie County
W. B.A
Mary Patterson
Titusville
Frankin
Olean
N.Y
Allegheny
Kane Manufacturing hearing set for today at Smethport
Judge Robert Lewis will preside as receivers ask creditors to reorganize Kane Manufacturing Company. The plant has been under receivership for nearly four years, with W. S. Calderwood and N. D. Howells named as receivers and expectations of a recommendation to creditors to reorganize.
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J. Wilcox
Isaac
Smethport
Robert Lewis
Coudarsport
Kane Manufacturing Company
W. S. Calderwood
N. D. Howells
Roosevelt signs revised neutrality act in White House
President Roosevelt signed a revised neutrality act to keep the United States out of foreign war. The ceremony occurred on the second floor of the White House, with Roosevelt and his aides present as he affixed his signature to the measure.
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F. D.R
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
White Holey
Tubsevelt
Clymer Residents Rally Over $50 Truck Fine
Clymer residents protest a $50 fine against Wilbur Simmelink for hauling a silo tile load over state limits. He was arrested by Patrolman Blythe in the city limits, arraigned before Alderman Porter, and the mandatory fine goes to road maintenance. Supporters threaten to seek relief from Governor Earle in Harrisburg.
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Clymer
George H . Sngle
Harrisburg
Friends
Wilbur 3Immelink
B. Porter
Simmelink
Porter
Stars
Blythe
Pennsylvania
Simelink
Earle
Spring Creek Pioneer Robert Donaldson Dies at Home
Robert Donaldson, a Spring Creek pioneer and retired businessman, died at his home shortly after midnight after a period of illness. Born in Ireland in 1869, he helped found the Donaldson Brothers general store and had lived in Spring Creek most of his life. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Hast ingrs H. Tones of Corry and several siblings and nephews. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the State Road home with interment in Spring Creek cemetery.
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Spring Creek
Robert Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
Crhean Hoe
Monaghan
Ireland
Cme
Donaldson Brothers General Store
Deveased
Hastingrs H. Tones
Corry
Sarah Wead
North Toniwanda
Glen Donaldson
Leslie Donaldson
Ransom McKelvey
Eshort Donaldson
Kane
State Road
Attuck
Countess Barbara in Critical Condition
Countess Barbara remains in critical condition after a Caesarean operation reported by sources. Barbara Hutton's father Franklyn Hutton traveled from New York to be by her side, with a nurse added to the staff and the family awaiting news from Regentlow.
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Countess Barbara
Barbara
Franklyn Hutton
New York
Paris
United Press
The
Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
Former Corry Resident Dies
Mrs. Priscila Foster widow of Charles Foster longtime Corry resident died at the home of Mrs. Clemmens 2004 German Street Erie about 930 this morning. Born September 27 1843 in Warren Pa she was a member of the Corry Methodist Episcopal Church survived by two sons Willis Foster and A L Foster of Corry a daughter Mrs Vern Gornish of Erie and five grandchildren The body was removed to Davison Funeral Home for burial preparations Funeral arrangements are incomplete Nat Maguire of Columns is reported critically ill at his home he is well known in Corry
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American Legion
Eric
Lower East Side
Warren County
Pomona
Warren Grange
J. Ball
Hickory Street
Warren
A. W. Covell
East Smith Street
Ants and Crafts Club
Charles “Stewart
Charles Perkins
Charles Myers
North Corry
Mir
Myers
Armory
Howard Parsons
Brio
Hamet Hospital
Strong Vincent High School
Eric Advicing
Hurolt J. Kramer
Strong Vincent
Wairview
Harry Spicer
John Boland, Jr
Leon Brown
Richard Rossbacher
Brice Ehomas
Arthur Foster
North Center Street
United State Possessions
M. Emory Drake
J. E. Mount
Walter E. Scott
Center Street
Priscila Foster
Charles @. Foster
Corry
Clemmens
German Street
Erie
Teving Street
Corry Methodist Episcopal Church
Foster
Willis
A. L. Foster
Vern Gornish
Fice
Davison Funeral Home
Nat Maguire
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Wing Willi Star Stores
Clement Kinny
PWA
Fuive
Fedeal Pwa
Lambsdown Bodyguard
Nort Center St
A&p Food Stores
Andy Varipappa
Robert H. Anderson
Jamestown
Robert Griffey
R. D
Griffey
Nettie R. Sampson
Ellery
Claybourne B. Sampson
Sharon
Isle County
Ralph B. Brown
Marty
Mehoning Creek
Punxsutawney
Ira G. Darling
Russell
J. A. Bloomquist
North
Vic
Alene Briggs
Sugar Grove
Secon
Bessie Meadon
Eldred Township
Healy
Ol City
American Red Cross
Redside
Crawford County
Meadville
Charles N. Crosby
Bernard J. Cochran
WPA
Venango County
Venanso County
George W. Crawford
Ou City Boiler Works
Seneca Street
National Youth Administration
Federal Grand Jury
Armory Roller Rink
Ruby
Province
Sofia
First Baptist Church
Gilbert Lloyd
Eve
Arie Wet
Por Wein
Merrimac and Monitor
Andrew Jackson
St. Patrick’s Day
Alaska Purchase
Japan
Com. Perry
Member
Federal Reserve System
Atuc Corami
Will Toni Enta Ard
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