Erie County Shines at Farm Show with 4-H Winners
Erie County 4-H members placed in every exhibit at the Harrisburg event. William Robinson of Wattsburg won the grand champion 4-H potato exhibit, with other county youths placing in multiple classes including capon, cabbage, maple sugar, and home economies. A record pulling feat by Roscoe Mitchell of Waterford drew 1200 spectators as Erie County led events in the arena.
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Erie County Agricultural
Harrisburg
William Robinson
Watts Beg
Bernard Kellogg
Hash Green
John Robinson
Robert Hopkins
Everette Clint
Margery Hopling
Glenn Brown
West Springfield Caponlub
Erie County
Roscoe Mitchell
Waterford
Mitchell
Mr. Potter
Washington County
Chester Kibbey
Corry
Howard Mitchell
James Donnell
Herbert Briggs
Tanry Burrows
Wattsburg
Burrows
Ama Schuetz
Me~ean
C. M. Weidle
McKean
Francis Baron
Prather
First Snow Caravan to Corry Visitors Sunday
Pittsburgh to send crowd for winter sports with about 100 enthusiasts expected to Corry and nearby towns possibly doubling if weather allows. Depart Pittsburgh at 6 30 Sunday morning to ski at Détink Hill near Clymer Center with Hotel Corry as base and Corry Ski Club hosting and inviting members at 25 cent rate.
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Pittsburgh
Corry
Meadville
Gimbel and Horne Department
Cor Ty
Détink Hill
Clymer Center
Clymer
Chuir
Findley
Pennsylvania
New Yorke
Buckley’s Mixture praised for quick cold relief
A nurse thanks Buckley’s Mixture for curing terrible winter colds after three doses. The ad touts triple action relief for coughs colds and bronchitis with a guarantee and mentions Miller’s Pharmacy and Lindsley’s Pharmacy as sellers.
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Buckley
Myra
G. Davis
Canada
Miller's Pharmacy
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Unemployment Fund in Pennsylvania Sees Huge Withdrawals
The Pennsylvania unemployment fund shows withdrawals totaling about $72.5 million as nearly 900,000 workers claim benefits. Projections indicate a substantial increase with about $18 million of fourth quarter payments due, and total payouts expected to reach upwards of $98,000,009 for 1939.
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Famuseung
Van
Silion Tundom Jasuary
Pennaylyanus
Manufacture of 1940 License Tags Starts in Pittsburgh
Harris Bens van ae factive announces the start of 1940 license tag production in Pittsburgh. The Leeway plates project represents a 1200000 set increase per the Department of Revenue distribution for 1929.
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Harris Bens van
Bootleggers Targeted in District Raids Across City
Undercover agents tracked a moonshine operation run by local bootleggers. In Medeel and nearby areas, 12 men were arrested along with two key leaders as authorities seized supplies and money from the ring. An investigation expands to uncover more participants and links to a larger conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlwel
Gael Wat Taya
Pithinieel
Mik Luce
Funeral Services for Howard W. Fritz
Funeral services for Howard W. Fritz of Yonenville were held Friday evening at the nearby Methodist Church. The service was conducted by Reverend Percy By Haines with burial in Mine Crave Cemetery attended by pallbearers including Lee Mauvolenn and others from Westiene, Mt. Folondinery, Tol ton, and John O'Brien.
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Yoyenvilly
Gerry
Toa
Percy
Haines
Wolseopat
Nerystus
Lee Mauvolenn
Westiene Houghton
Mt. Folondinery
Tolton
John O'Brien
Seeping Girl Improves After Medical Crisis
A girl described as Seeping Girl shows gradual improvement after a serious sleep related illness. She received care at a hospital and was reported to be improving, with doctors noting stabilization and partial recovery from convulsions and related symptoms. The incident occurred near St Visitentis June and involved a guard, witnesses, and medical staff.
Pavement payments begin in Erie city project
A fragmented report notes payments for Erie pavement work start, with references to sums around 200 and 2500 dollars. The item mentions a public works claim and city funding, plus a historical reference to St Pauls Cathedral construction in London begun by Sir Christopher Wren in 1671 and completed later by his son.
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St Paul's Cathedral
Lonein
Christopher Wren
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Farm Bureau
Deuink Hill
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Crystal Ice & Coal Company
Hetl LLC
Creek Livensini
Elton Wis. McLallen
Albermy
Damian Melahin
Howard W. Fritz
Maxine Yarrington
Visitentis
Ast
Ann Page
de Orb
Florida
California
Texas
Jes
B.C. Ritz del Monte
Jasty
Ontario
Sunnyfield
Lorax
Woodbury's
ENT
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, DC
Paldwin
Erie
Anfay
Yoni
Ani
Puyse-L
Tun City
Lhainiunt
Phide
SLA & P
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