Public figures address Erie county events and local updates
Aion Brown supervisor of Paderal currency in Erie county plans a public speaking course in connection with a fox program and urges school officers to advise. Major Lynn G Adams Pennsylvania State Police will speak at the Warren County Council Boy Scouts annual dinner. Herman C Schultz, Erie Railroad agent, dies at home aged 71 after health decline since retirement. Rep. Ernest Dryer plans to visit next Monday. Boston trip highlights resumed flight from Adirondacks. Walter Shannon wins a service prize at Metz Coons. 100th Samuel Clemens anniversary ceremonies at KDKA feature Train’s Missouri home. Frank E Westley announces city tax penalty reduction to February 15. Pennsylvania rail and motor vehicle statistics show notable gains. Van Zandt warns VFW members against January 8th march for alleged communist ties. United States Steel restores Saturday work for some salaried staff. Minrener Fhoop to host Thursday club meeting. many details reflect local civic life.
Pennsylvanians Win Major House Committee Posts
The Pennsylvania delegation secures key assignments in ten major House committees. Highlights include Rep. Twing Brooks to Ways and Means, Rep. Patrick Boland as majority whip, and Francis E. Walter on the Judiciary Committee. Additional posts cover Appropriations, Foreign Affairs, Banking, and Public Works, reflecting a united front in House politics.
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Washington
House
Pennsylvania
William St. Berlin
Aresnabure
Joseph F. Euffey
Democraem
Ft Twine Brooks
Sewickley
Patrick J. Boland
Scranton
Wiliam B. Banttheid
Waynesburg
Frank J. G. Dorsey
Philadelphia
Faddis
Dorsey
J. Buell Snyder
Perryopplig
Appropriations Committee
Federal Treasury
Boland
D. J. Driscoll
St. Marys
Congress
Banking and Currency
Harry L. Haines
Red Lion
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
J. Twing Brooks
Sewickly
Francis E. Walter
Eastone Judiciary
William B. Richardson
Reading
Oliver WW. Frey
Allentown
Charles Ll. Faris
Matthew A. Dunn
Pittsburgh
Henry Klumbozen
District of Columbia
Theodore K. Morley
C. Elmer Dietfelt
Tonkwannock Civil Service
Territories
Burrwood Daly
Philidels
Michael J. Stack
Palladalphia
Willam
Beri
Gréensburg
Colhage
Woighta Mit Mess
Farm Calendar Prune Peach Trees and Dairy Facts
Pruning peaches late in winter was once advised but now generally not recommended. A Berks County flower club supports community activities with proceeds from shows. Dairy sire selection favors purebred bulls from high milk-producing lineages. Timber estimates at a forestry demo show average 42 tons per acre, with ranges from 25 to 75 tons. Clean cows and stalls improve milk cleanliness. remove long hair around udders. A new method uses colored lights to inspect eggs. Pork carcass typically yields 75 to 70 percent of live weight.
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Tebeaing
Berks County
Becaihn
Pennsylvania State College
Corry Girl Married at Harrisburg November 30
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy May Haskins of Corry to Austin Cullinan of Hornell, New York, on November 30, 1984 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania by Mayor Hayester. The couple, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Glen Kennedy of Buffalo, are in Miami, Fig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May Haskins
Guy Haskins
Austin
Cullinan
Hornelg
Harrisburg
Hayester
Miami
Fig
Glen Kennedy
Buffalo
Salmon industry size described by Alaska packers group
Plenty of salmon details fill a long report from Juneau on Alaska 1984 industry scale. It notes the packed fish would circle the earth at the equator if laid end to end, with estimates extending from Canada to Mexico. The text lists education, mining and mining topics, and names several congressmen and areas such as Quinn Braddock Gray Gildea Crosby Eckert and their committees or focus areas.
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Juneau
Alaska
Packers’ Association
Canada
Mexico
James L. Quinn
Braddock
District of Columbia
Joseph Gray
Spangler
Congress
James H. Gildea
Coaldale
Chares N. Crosby
Meadville
Merchant and Marine
Radio and Fisheries
Charles R. Eckert
Beaver Rivers and Harbors
Territories
Farmers to pay for electricity in butter eggs
Arkansas farmers would swap electricity for butter eggs and chickens under a plan by Arkansan Power and Light. Harvey Couch proposes rural extensions in 36 counties funded by farm payments over several years to finance lines and appliances. Initial communities include Couch’s boyhood area Calhoun Whenezer Village and Prattville with hope for federal financing if the experiment succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted H. Maloy
United Press State
Little Rock, Arie
Arkansas
Arkansan Power and Light Company
TVA Power
Harvey G. Couch
Louisiana
Misalaaippi Power and Light
Farmahor
Couch
Calhoun
Whenezer Village
Prattaville
Amite
Ra Welds
Sterlington
Hot Sorine
Arkansas Power and Lieht Company
Shone
Little Rock
Helena
TVA
Asa
White River
Mississippi Valley Committee
PWA
Gulf road improvement under Pinchot act begins
State highway workers started upgrading Gulf road in North East township from Buffalo road south two and a half miles. Governor Pinchot reportedly allocated funds for the project as one of his final acts before leaving office. Lone silvertip bear again cited in Willamette National Forest census. tracks found though the animal has not been seen this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aks
State Highway Department
Gulf Road
North East
Buffalo Road
Gifford Pinchot
Silvertip
Ares
Cantire
Beaverdam Church Groups Meet in Community News
Local Beaverdam area notes show Women's Foreign Missionary Society and United Brethren in Christchurch gatherings. Attendees include Mrs Charles Swan Mrs Gerald Bagley and Rev Higley with reports of visits care, prayer meetings, and church supper guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Winnie
Chartox Swan
Glande Muynard
Ted Hinby
Lee Proctor
Corry
Ayd Marsh
Charles Swan
Ladies Aid of the
United Brethren In
Christchurch
James | Proctor
Donation Hill
Leon Proctor
Amily
Charles Hodge
Madeline Prebbie
and Mirs
Gerald Bagley
Cloyd Cummings
Teddy Hanby
Gordon Maymnd
James Proctor
Walter Proctor
Grein
Lowville
Claude Maynard
Mayard
Revi Higley
United Brethren In Christchurch
H. D. Whitney
Paul Smith
Proctorville
Survey of Venango banks targets bank credit access
Howard W. Smith of the Federal Treasury leads a Franklin and Oil City survey in Venango County as part of the Fourth District study with cooperation from the Federal Reserve Board. The Franklin Chamber of Commerce will assist. inquiries contact 55 or 1220 postoffice box 249. The study seeks to map bank credit availability to small and moderate firms and to help shape policies.
Horsecoming Back Forecast At Missouri Meeting
In Mount Vernon Missouri farmers gathered for the first horse feeders conference in years. Professor E A Trowbridge of the Missouri College of Agriculture led a discussion on horse breeding problems and the role of the draft animal on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
E. A. Trowbridge
Missouri College of Agriculture
Inaugural Ball Brightens Harrisburg Ceremony
The January inaugural day ended with a grand ball at the Williamsdale Mosque ballroom as Gov.-elect Pennsylvanian and guests entered to a sabre-touched cavalry escort. Attendees included Postmaster General James A. Farley and Sen. Joseph F. Guffey among prominent Democrats. A noon oath and a 100000-strong crowd preceded a three-hour parade past the capital with diverse marchers from nearly every county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylveilh
Finel
George Baric
Ffut Pemograt
VBL
Williamsdajlax Zor
Jimi
Farle
James A. Furter
Th. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Thomas Kennedy
Arty
Mmense
Crude Oil Output Gains During Week Across States
New York Jan 14 Refloating April increased operations in the oil field daily average crude oil production in the United States last week rose 149 900 barrels to 2 998 500 barrels compared with 2 311 250 barrels daily in the corresponding 1934 week. The American Petroleum Institute reported the first statement since federal control was struck down by the U S Supreme Court. Oklahoma daily output rose 408 200 barrels and California up 82 100 barrels.
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New York
Qili-Continent
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Tollow
U. S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma
California
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Aion, Brown
Paderal Curgency Wien Ben Relief
Erie County
Touuy
Fox
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvedia State Police
Tourteenth
Warren County Council
Boy ‘Senuts of America
Cluticat Warner
Herman C. Schultz
Erie Railroad
Fterei
Falconer
Jod
Mondbille
Repilar
Gounell
Ernest Dryer
Clymer
Aarrow
Adirondacks
Boston
Ioée Beatty
Wild Egima
Well Keown
Cies
Whelmi
Farlolaly Inte Yastayday
Winter Airens
Rochesten
Beatty
Reat
Ahiling
Arend
Pennzoil
West Smith
Ettw
Ramuel A. Clemens Muric Walt
KDKA
Pittsburch
Train
Missouri
Guy
Frank E. Westley
Teres
Calleelions
Pennsylvania Railroad
Achialne
Leon Tl. Metzger
Gy. Genree H. Wade
James V. Murray
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
James EB. van Zandt
Veterana of Foreign Wars
van Zandt
United States Steel Corporation
Minrener F. Ghoop
Pest
Claven
PENN
United Front
Berlin
Rules
Arkansas Power Company
TVA Challenge
Arkansas Counties
Epp
Carl Gates
Morini Miglin
Erie
Joey
Higley
Alton Messenger
Ferfe
Edward Modelland
Cael Proctor and Sons
Texford and Warren
Robert Moulvin
M. Lb. Breed
Tay Smith
Joe Cummings
Venango Banks
Treasury Department
Markie
Parsmoony Produris Sh
CT Grieser
Geareie A
Johan
Key
Baie Mahoney
Misi
Seub
Pola Company Ie
Dex Melos
Demannee
Iegtay
Paige Mowey
Netanya
Lea Aera
IMO
Dent
Muir
Hare
Educaion
Ford
Cel Tidlieg
Gandalay
Elan Yeast Avataur
Cnpt
Sy Nara Aetrem
Oonk
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