Farm Calendar Notes From Pine Township Fire Safe Practices
Items outline forestry pruning to reduce fire risk and improve tree performance, dairy cow feed impact on milk yield, pruning fruit trees including hardy varieties, building a spark arrester to prevent home fires, new cauliflower seed varieties to watch, local government changes in Chautauqua County, a help wanted request for room and board, a Finnish relief fundraiser speech, maple syrup equipment sales, and an ice cream making course at Penn State College starting January 22.
Titusville Car Crash Injures Nearby Driver Near Black Ash
Earl R. Brooks of Erie escaped serious injury when he lost control of a nearly new Plymouth on Route 27 near the Black Ash schoolhouse. The car hit the culvert headwall and was ruined. Brooks was taken to Titusville for treatment. Meadvill Firemen fought five alarms Friday as temperatures rose. A two hour hinge fire gutted an eight room double on Lower Perk Avenue with damages around 3500 dollars. In Claxton a major blaze on Liberty Street and North Seventh Avenue damaged the William Geary apartment house. Firemen estimated 7500 dollars in losses from water, smoke and flames, likely caused by an overheated furnace. Master Thomas Alcorn Jr, 8, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Alcorn of Corry R D 5, was returned home from Corry Hospital after a three day stay. The Warren Chamber of Commerce re-elected Maurice Emery as president. officers include RL Blodgett, W S Clark, K A Branch and Melvin G Keller. Anti-freeze prices 15c to 68c per quart from Besson's Service 1222.
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Titusville
Earl R. Brooks
Erie
General Tire & Rubber Company
Plymouth
Black Ash
Me. Brooks
Meadvill
Mercury
Lower
Perk Avenue
Charles Smalenberger
Claxton
William Geary
Liberty Street
North Seventh Avenue
Ames
Piremén
Lindsey's
Thomas Alcorn, Jr
Thomas Alcorn
Corry R. D
Corry Hospital
Warren
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Maurice IR. Emery
RL. Blodgett
W. 8. Clark
K. A. Branch
Melvin G. Keller
Besson
Babson Foresees Record Tourist Year Ahead
Babson predicts 1939 travel gains push tourism to a record, with $75 billion forecast for the coming year. He attributes rising spending to higher incomes, more leisure, and growing recreation across winter and summer resorts, railroads, and parks, urging policy support and sustained demand. The piece cites shifting rates, auto travel, and expanding resort offerings as drivers of a robust recreation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osle National Parks
Armours Star picnic hams and local notices
City and Vicinity items list prices on Armour's Star picnic hams and tirias fresh pack. Wilcox Grocery offers delivery. Local reports cover DuBois campaign against parking penalties, a Bible class event, a Redfield homestead fire threat, a Warren Boy Scout tribute to George Olmsted, Kiwanis and Red Cross roll call results, Industrial updates, an airline service debate, unemployment insurance, and community notices on theater, farming, and civic events.
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Armour
Star Picnic
Texas
Wilcox Grocery
DuBois
D. A. Hillstrom
Bible Forum
Gorty Mer
Pleasantville
Redfield
George Welch Olmsted
Warren County
Boy Scout Council
North Warren
B P. Wrol
Olmsted
Warren Camping Committee
Ross
Othe
American Red Cross
S. M McClure
Sharon
Mercer Tube and Manufacturing Company
Wheatland Tube Company
Wheatland
Shenango Valley
Erie Mayor Names Six New Patrolmen
Erie, January 20. Mayor Charles R. Barber appointed Robert E. Monahan as police clerk and named six temporary police officers Carl J Englert John J Martin Ross J Webb William J Carney Chester Miller Paul DiDionisio for permanent posts. He plans to name two more patrolmen in the next two weeks after civil service review. The veterans eligibility dispute delayed earlier actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Charles R. Barber
Manent
Robert E. Monghan
East Fifth Siged
Monahan
Ib Nas
John J. Martin
Carl J. Englert
Ross J. Webb
William J. Carney
Chester Miller
Paul DiDionisio
State Supreme Court
Barber
Civil Service Board
Tuesany 49
No Trace of Missing Man Intensifies Suspicions
A NY and PA police search for Addison Shadd, a St Marys man who vanished after buying a Hancock New York railway ticket, has found no trace of him. Reports say he may have carried about 500 dollars, triggering fears of foul play as publicity widens. The penny supper event for Townsend Club was postponed a week. Mentor Club will meet Monday to study Chile and Ecuador, followed by a quiz.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Addison Shadd
St Marys
Hancock
N. Y
St. Marys
Townsend Club
Mentor Club
Chile
Ecuador
Final Rites for Mrs Wilcox Held at Local Home
Funeral services were held at 2:80 o clock from the late home for Mrs Will J Wilcox a well known resident who passed away Wednesday after a long illness. Rev William Jahs of Emanuel Episcopal church officiated with many relatives neighbors and friends in attendance. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Perry Mead Merle Page Carlton Curtis Wallace Kersteter Bill Wilcox and Lester Wright. Members of the Readers Club attended in a body and many visitors from nearby towns joined the service including Mrs Norman F Graves Mrs Douglas Gates Leland Trantum and others from Brooklyn Warren Dun Kirk and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Mall Street
Will J Wilcox
William Jahs
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Pine Grove
Ers
Perry Mead
Merle Page
Carlton Curtis
Wallace Kersteter
Bill Wilcox
Lester Wright
Readers Club
Norman F. Graves
Elsmere
Douglas Gates
Greenlawn
L. I
Mrs. Timmis
Dunkirk, N
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Wing-Willi Star Stores
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Mayville
Chautauqua County Bown
Suervisa
Stits
Wesley J. Young
Cherry Creek
Martin P. Whallon
Chaulasaqua
Whallon
Don Wilcox
East Street
Coumt Folke Bernadotte
Gustav V of
Sweden
Jamestown High School
Bebrusty G
Ime
Herbert Hoover
Grimm & Vermont
John Wiggers
North’ Clymer
King Evaporator & Equipment
Pennsylvania State College
Sunnyfield
Org
Glarabelle
Model Dairy Company
Msmith Vt. Corry, Fa
Babson
Simmer
Penhnique
Bok
Ake
Sound Polley
Faye Swevieer
Stella Shoppe
Dial
DeWitt
Bracken
Montclair
N. J
Tyie Federal
Civil Aeronajuics Authority
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corporation
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Youngstown
Penybylyayia
Labor and Tedustry
Lewis G. Hines
Minnesota
Lanston
William J. Liter
Gry G. Cine
Tate
Brockville
Pine Creek
Reynoldsville
Mremen Touht
Sero Wonder
Emerickville
Ray Markie
Sinen Markle
Marty
Ies
Butler
Mars
Samuel A. Stervell
Mars Barough
Mars Na- Usan Bank
Tanston's
Warren High School
Harry Summers
Bradford
Grave City
Ernest Johnston
Hilliards
Nearlytnee
Charles Jumpers
Braddock
Johnston
Pittsfela
Hat
Ptay Oy Warren National Youth Administration
Marian McIntyre
McIntyré
Pittsheld Public Library Association
Bertie Bugle
Helen
Horn Block
Tireen
Musport
STOKE
Robert Monahan
Bank Ouf
Winter Sale
Mackinaws
Lars
A.S. Center St
Gorry, Pa
Corry
Lothiers
Mrs, Wilcox
Myron Miller
Mary Kathryn
Corny B.D. 3
Clrry Hhos~pital
Nome
Ripon
Joseph Anderso
Marjorie Ashton
F. Ul, Blauser
Ray Bromley
Leonard Brow
J. J. Marden
Harold Cassidy
Loyd Cochran
Eien Dove
HK. A. Drake
B. F. Dusty
Maurice Dye
Kenneth E. Fis
Chas, G. Fitsch
Jack Goble
Guy Graing
Edith Menderson
A. E, Holler
Walter Homan
Victor Hopkins
Raymond Hume
A. F. Jacobson
Alva E. King
Laurence Loveji
Harold Mavvy
Rear Magi
Don Miller
Helen Morrell
Cornelius Neck FE
Cline Potte
Joseph Quinn Fant
Bernoldy
Alice Hiplen
Paul H. Shields
Stacey Rubiin
Paul Swanson
Merle Thampsor
George Watnur
Bernard
Wat Harry Westol Denjarim A. W Norman Worl
Spe
Jing Januar
Cherry” Griek
Clymer
Yourigaville
Walon City
Tidioute
Frio
Fredonia
Nic
Spring Crook
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N. Warren
Keystone
Dofe
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