Rain Lifts Hay Yield as Crops Progress in Week’s Rains
A local farmer says hay production rose by 25 percent after last weekend’s steady rain, transforming crop prospects across Wayne township. Oats corn and potatoes thrive with pastures in good condition as Beaverdam area spud production expands amid four hundred acres rumored. farmers hail a “million dollar rain” boosting yields and hope for favorable markets ahead.
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Journal Today
Beaverdam Ares
Sill and Miller
Wayne Township
Pennsylvania
Whaley and Johnson Family Reunions Reported
The twenty second annual Whaley reunion was held in June 1988 with 35 relatives and three visitors at R F D G Corry Pa. Officers elected include President Hugh Whaley Vice President Don E Whaley and Secretary Treasurer Walter Whaley. A program followed tea cream and cake, with relatives from Ontario New York and Pennsylvania present. The 45th Johnson family reunion near Lander drew 185 attendees amid rain and a reordered lunch setup. Ernest Lindell was reelected president Coral Hugett led the program which featured recitations songs and stories. Births deaths and a marriage were recorded among Johnson relatives, with relatives from numerous towns across Pa and nearby states attending the gatherings.
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Whaley
Charles Whaley
R. F. D. G. Corry
Whiel-Waur
Don E. Whaley
Hugh Whaley
Walter Whaley
Frank Darrow
Corry
Dorothy
Donald ‘Thompson
Martha Whaley
Gladys ‘Thompson
Leon ‘Thompson
St Catherines
Ontario
Westfield
Brocton
N. Y
Brookville
Warren
Spring Creek
Charleing Brown
Virginia Swanson
Coral Hugett
Howard Johnson
Grant Street
North Hust
John Clyde Johnson
Beverly Jeraldine Hamblin
Kathleen ‘Ruth Hill
Jane Elizabeth Mohr
Doris Irene «Lindell
Harley Mudge, Jr
Rose ‘Snell Johnson
Emilly J. E. Morton
Albert L. Johnson
Winifred Mitchell
Russell
North Warren
Chandlers Valley
Scandia
Clarendon
Sturbrick
Grand Valley
Columbus
Spartansburg
North East
Ripley
Jamestown
Akron Ohio
Drug Store Herb List From Historical Notes
A catalog of common drug store herbs includes Golden thread horehound life everlasting spearmint maiden hair sarsaparilla mugwort dwarf elder maiden sweet saffron 58von gay ladies slipper summer savory fever flower rue squaw weed whitewood bark liverwort fox glN pleurisy root and dandelion root.
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Drug Store
Blair Expects New Sensations In County Audit
RIE July 1 Auditors begin delving into 1934 county tax records amid rumblings about cost. Blair, vacationing at Canadahta Lake, says the audit hasn’t started yet while denouncing past checks on 1935 records showing 2800 dollars due. Schliirat will review Meldon’s 1935 tax report Friday as Blair and Watley loom over possible further investigation of shortages and settlements.
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Blair
Helen M. Schliirat
James L. Meldon
Watley
California
Revival At Nazarene Center Continues Through July 10
A goat sized crown attended the revival last evening at the Nazarene in Sharon where services continue for another week. Mrs Eilis Teasdale spoke on The Back-slidings of Israel and delivered an inspiring message. Rev and Mrs Teasdale led fifteen minutes of music before the sermon. The revival began Sunday June 26 and runs through July 10.
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the Nazarene
Sharon
Eilis Teasdale
Israel
Erie boys invited to model fort contest at Corry Journal
Fort LeBoeuf model contest invites Beys of Corry and vicinity to build a log fort replica of the French fort at Waterford. Entrants compete for a trip to the American Legion camp at Indiantown Gap, with scouting equipment, Y M C A membership, and a Historical Society prize. Instructions urge parental and scout master guidance and provide event details and preparation tips.
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Beys
Corry
American Legion
Erie County Historical Society
Corry Journal
Eile Daily Times
Waterforo
le Boeuf
Erie County
Washington’s Monument
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
A. F. Meyers Company
The
Historical Society
Brooks
Elmer C. Carrier Post
Wathmian
Lawrence Park
Meuting
Customs House
Erle
Final warning issued to clubs by Judge Kitts in Erie county
Judge Miles B. Kitts concluded three raid cases with a cleanup remark and warned clubs that violations will bring harsher penalties. Gay Spinelli, Valentine Daskiewicz, and Steve Pehl were fined $10 plus costs and given until September to pay. Similar fines were handed to other club officials in May as local authorities heightened enforcement ahead of summer activities.
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Gay Spinelli
Societa
le Tire Malian
Parade Street
Valentine Daskiewiex
Steve Pehl
Potesters
Adam Gorski
Fourth of July Fest at Celoron Park Opens Big Weekend
Celoron Park near Chautauqua Lake hosts a three day Fourth of July celebration with nonstop attractions. Chick Webb and his Gavey Swing orchestra perform in the Plier Ballroom after Saturday night into Independence Day. Features include fireworks, dancing, water sports, speedboats, stage shows, Garden of Melody programs, free movies, and a top act from the Barnum & Bailey circus. The park has new rides and a renovated color scheme with free picnic facilities and ample parking. Rooms for rent advertised.
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Celoron Park
N. Y
Chautauqua Lake
New York
Chick Webb
Plier
Garden of Melody
Cahill
Apyialist
Aingling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Fulky Chapin & Sons
Court House
Fort LeBoeuf
Gut Astion
Bistion
Washington
Bastion
Tor
Irs
Courteney Ot the Wie Daily
Lagat
Vnto
Montgomery Ward
Judge Kitts
Unis
Bic
Chautauqua Lake Resort
Root’s Furniture Store
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