Big Telephone Consolidation Announced in Pennsylvania
Eight independent Pennsylvania operating telephone companies and the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation consolidated. The deal approved December 1, 1930 and completed December 28, 1930. Financing involved 8.5 million dollars in first mortgage bonds and 1.75 million dollars in cumulative preferred stock. The new entity serves about 68 000 phones across seven counties and 35 communities with 1 exchange in seven counties. A. A. Culbertson presides with Harry M. Engh as VP operations.
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Penn’a Companies
Penn'a Telephone Corporation
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania
Mutual Telephone Company
Erie
Cheerung Telephone Company
Sayre
Johnstown Telephone Company
Johnstown
Western Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Winther
The
Petroleum Telephone Company
Oil City
Peoples’ Mul- Wal ‘Telephone Company
Onville
Crawford and Venatro ‘Telephone Company
Ditmond
Sugarcreek Telephose Company
Cooperstown
New Corporation
of Pennsylvania
Cambria
Crawford
Bradford
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Pennsylvania ‘Telephone Corporation
A. A. Culbertson
Pr Dent
Harry M. Engh
Vic
Associated Telephone Utilities System
Madison
Wisconsin
Chiago
Inland Town a Port Rouen in Nor mhandy
Inland Town a Port Rouen is described as a port of entry and a vital hub. The article notes freighters and sailing vessels moving up the Silver Seine reach this point but must transfer their cargo to barges for the remaining stretch to Paris.
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Rouen
Normhandy
Paris
State Treasurer Sees $29 Million Balance In General Fund
Governor Fisher’s farewell to the General Assembly highlights a $29,000,000 balance in the general fund as of May 31, 1081, noting the state is debt free except for road-building obligations. He cites a four-year government cost of about $635,295,457 and $39,000,000 in planned constructive expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
John S. Fisher
General Assembly
Highways Department
Ste
Pennsylvania
Pew
Gal deer kill costly in Elk county demand hits 4500
Ridgway Dan 6 miners pay heavily for the Meta Killing of deer in Elk county during the past season. Game Warden W Turley reports fines may total 4500 dollars, higher than prior estimates. The fines cover antlerless and regular sack seasons. Individual fines reached 225 dollars. Turley notes 901 bucks and 1095 antlerless deer were legally killed in 1930 in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Dan
Elk County
W. Turley
Turley
Local Notes From Blue Eye Area Include Visitors and Events
Blue Eye notes list guests from Corry and Chappaqua visiting Charles Sandburg and family for New Year celebrations. Local residents hosted and visited relatives, with school resuming after a ten day vacation and a New Year’s Eve gathering at McYates. Roy DeJeans attended Walter Lumona’s funeral near Spring Creek and rental notices offer furnished rooms and two houses for rent.
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Ane Sai
A. O. Sandburg
S. L. Cruby
Corry
Teobert Bell
Chappaqua
Charles Sandburg
P. D. Helvick
Near
West
Spring Creek
Robert
Howard Spencer
Youngsville
Alta Mead
Sam Medd
Centerville
Alber
Margaret Sanndburg
Crawford Brundage
Billen Jaquith
Wilma Bindley
Irvin Briggs
Nellie Miller
Lyoneville
Wood Griswold
Margret
Albert Sandburg
Howard Benson
Ralph Taylor
Ged Mus
MC Yates
Ruth Spoon
E. J. Spoon
Ethel Seams
Ayending
Dorothy Alcorn
Willis Alcorn
Tf Lander
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Vogue
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Fork
As-J
Model Dairy CO
Penna. Ave
LCA
Easi
Big Sister
Yessir
Buddy
Mel
Les Forgrave
Andea
Weill
Starr
West Tan
Corry Block
Journal Office
Brownell’ Bhoo
Smith Street
Maisonette
Ward Sisson Co
Ibid Erie Trust
Brie
America
H.C. Lewis
Pres. Coyne Electrical and Radio Schools
South Pauline
Dept
N-406
Chicago
Harry Spicer
Concord St
Columbus
Hlmer Warnshouse
Clymer
N.Y
T. &. Tagrat
Concord Corners
Coury
R.D
Congress Sbor
M. Wi Stambaugh
West Wayrs Street
S. Center Street
West's Grace
West Pleasant Street
Bath
Park Street
Franklin Street
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Erent
John B. Paterson
North Center Street
J. A. Patterson
East Pleasant St
Galea
Giles
Hilete Springer
Sijah
Hames
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