Conference Planned on Milk Shortage in New York
Plan for a committee of metropolitan milk dealers and producers to study preventing a renewed November shortage. The initial meeting will be in New York in January. Members include Halliday, Pitts, Halse, Jensen, Lewis, Marcus, McCauley, Nathans, and others. The group was formed after a December conference with Health Commissioner Shirley Wyne to assess whether extending the New York Milk Shed is needed to ensure fall supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Bomel
Sheffield Parnis Company
Shirley Wyne
Click W. Halliday
Sheffield Producers Association
George R. Pitts
Diairymen
Lescue Co-operative Asssociation
Tnt
Halse Sheffield
Jiinssen
Jans
Gen Dairy Co
FE. B. Lewis
Horton 1
Tee Cream Company
Funeral of Mrs Dempsey in Salem at St Thomas Church
The Salem funeral for Mrs Johanna Dempsey was a high mass at 10 am in St Thomas church with Rev Francis Graves and deacon and sub deacon assist. The choir and Junior choir provided music as bears transported the deceased to St Thomas cemetery. Relatives from out of town included Mr and Mrs P J Shea Brie and Miss Margaret Gibbons Sharon among others.
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Salem
Johanna Dempsey
Corry
St. Thomas Church
Francis Graves
W. J. Reiser
Francis O'Connell
James Sullivan
St. Thomas Cemetery
George Weber
Wiliam McCarthy
Arthur Lynch
Thomas Dempsey
John Dempsey
Thomas Mead
P. J. Shea
Brie
Margaret Gibbons
Margaret Myers
Willoughby
Ohio
Lucy Me‘Mahon
Wranis McMahon
Elgin
Corry club holds annual meeting and local news update
The Corry Building and Loan Association hosts its annual meeting this evening in the Barlow block on South Center Street with election of several directors on the agenda. Moberg, former owner of Agende Restaurant, visited Corry yesterday, noting numerous city changes since his departure.
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Corry Building and Loan Association
Barlow Block
South Center Street
Feat Moberg
Guy Luxton
Agendé
Jon
Corry
Kidney Tonic Promises Quick Relief for Kidney Ailments
Health claim ad urges Thompson's Barosma as a kidney cleaning tonic. It targets backache and bladder troubles, promises relief within the first dose, and offers a money back guarantee. The ad notes widespread kidney disease risk and markets the product for rapid assimilation and quick improvement.
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America
Thompson
Funeral of John Farnham
Funeral services for John A. Farnham were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Alexander & Company’s funeral chapel, with Rev A Le Roth of the Baptist Church officiating and Miss May Howard singing. The Masons conducted graveside rites and Veterans of Foreign Wars provided salute and taps. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mary, two other daughters, one son George H. Farnham of Wattsburg, two sisters, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Relatives and friends from outside the city attended.
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Jonn A. Farnham
Hoor
Clook
Alexander & Company
A. le Roth
Pistor
The
Baptist Church
May Howard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pine Grove
Masons
Q. W. Bracken
Robert L King
C. P. Paulson
J. Lewis
C. Gc, Loveland
Franis G
Jones
Farnham
Mary
Nellie Myrivis
Cory
George H. Farnham
Wattsburg
William Lu
Ripley
Ni 'Y
Laura Ray
French Creek
Nieves Saidl
Aurvive
Falls 32 000 Feet Flier Survives Miraculous Escape
Lieutenant Joh B. Haddon of Wright Field’s fight test unit parachuted from a burning plane after a series of failures from near 20 000 feet. He regained consciousness at 10 000 feet, the craft spun and crashed, yet he floated safely to land as the aircraft went to wreck.
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United Press
Dayton
Cyan
Joh
B. Haddon
Wright Field
Haddon
Excape
JL Aga Nnl
Earth
Sapin
Beryond
Ambassador Ordered Home For Geneva Disarmament Talks
Washington reports Ambassador to Belgium Hugh Hugn Silicon is recalled to consult with the State Department on assuming leadership at the League of Nations preliminary disarmament conference in Geneva. Kellogg announces the move as Parker, the Lees, the Howards, Mrs Larkin, and other named residents are noted in the dispatch.
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Washington
Hugn 1
Silicon
Belgium
Stat Department Offonts
League of Nations
Geneva
Kelloggs
Thousands questioned in Chicago underworld raids
In Chicago during the second weekend of a crackdown nearly 2,000 men and women were paraded before detectives for possible identification as criminals. About 500 were questioned, over 200 detained, and officials announced 150 gun robberies had been solved.
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Chicago
Tan
Underworld
Regilar
FLICK HELD ON MORE COUNTS IN PLEASANTVILLE BANK CASE
Edmond Puck former cashier faces added counts of forgery and issuing forged notes tied to bank thefts in Pleasantville. Six dated amounts total 2720 dollars across 1928 and 1978 cases. He appeared with attorney G G Martin, pleaded not guilty, bond set at 500 per count, hearing set for February 19 at 2 pm. Born to Howard and Ruth Fried in Akron a son David Howard born January 26 at Corry Hospital.
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Oil City
Bank of Pleasantville
Edmond Puck
Pilek
Daniel H. McCready
Old City
GG. Martin
L. Melvin Pilek
Howard Fried
Akron
Corry Hospital
David Howard
Fried
Ruth Sitten
ES. Siller
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Mrs. Dempsey
Lydia E. Pinkham
State Department of Highways
Warren Times
Order
Bapst
Church of
Columbus
Columbus Avenue
W. K. Bricker
Erie
Margaret Frances King
East 7Th Street
Trie County
George Washington King
James English
Rex
Ie Tributor
Lmany
Jonathan Lodge
J.0. G.F
Waterford
Clifford McCray
the Fair Store
St. Pierre & Smith
John Farnham
Feo
City
G. H. Farnham
French Creel
Glenn Myrick
Gonfer
United Frees
Flick
Pleasantville Bank
Saea
Hoosier
R. E. Palmer CO
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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