Heavy spring rains promise record huckleberry crop in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports say the season for huckleberries will be the heaviest in years due to a favorable spring and abundant rainfall. The crop supports thousands’ welfare across the state, especially in anthracite and bituminous regions, with families earning up to 250 dollars per season while camps dot the picking areas. Pennsylvania grows seven species with black buckberry as the key commercial variety, rooted on rocky hillsides, yielding light blue to glossy black fruit.
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Harrisburg
Department of ‘Forests
Pennsylvania
Popular Clymer Girl Marries Popular Clymer Girl
Laura Neckers daughter of Mrs Anna Neckers wed Leslie Caflisch son of Mr and Mrs B L Caflisch of Clymer in a modest ceremony. They are traveling in Ohio and will live at the bridegroom's home in Jaquins. Neckers is known in Corry and has served as assistant cashier at the Clymer State Bank and is an organist at the Reformed church in Clymer.
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Amigo
Aris Mage
Laura Neckers
Anna Neckers
Leslie Caflisch
B. L. Caflisch
Clymer
Ohio
Jaquins
Miss Neckers
Corry
Bante
Refemed Chirch
Ened S la
VARNISH FLOOR AND TRIM QUARTS AND HALF GALLON
A short listing notes varnish products for flooring and trim with sizing in quarts and half gallons. It appears as a fragment indicating available container sizes and types. The exact brands, quantities, or prices are not provided in readable form.
Columbus Board Debates Reelecting Bartoo Principal
In Columbus Township the school board and taxpayers clash over whether D F Bartoo should be reappointed principal at Dean High. A petition signed by most district parents supports Bartoo, while directors Miller Carlson Bennink and Gordon oppose. Auditors flag bid and payment irregularities tied to Kinney Spiesman Waller contracts.
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Columbus
D. F. Bartoo
Dean High
Grange
Community Church
Men's Club
P.T. A
John Miller
Carlaon
Bennink
Gordon
Curtis
Barton
Miller
Carlson
Bennine
Tinaway
Sision
Columbus Township
Kinney
Spiesman &J. Waller
Kinney, Spiesman & Waller
Rowe
N. B. Kinney
Fla
Spiesman
Will Spiesman
Waller
Spiesman & Waller
Albert Benson Floyd
Haramond
Gerald Tuller
Auliiitors
Bartoo
Wayne Township School
Steadman
Wheelsol
Mertz Corners
Carter Hill
Spencer
Mt. Wayne
Beaverdam
Country Club
Seiota
Alton J
Groscut
Beo'y
Manchukuo rejects Russian rail sale offer
United Press reports in Tokyo on July 5 that the Manchukuo delegation to the North Manchuria Railway conference declined Russia’s bid to sell its half stake in the line for 250 million gold rubles. O. J. Bailey traveled to Jamestown on business.
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Ey United Press
Tokio
Manchouksia
North Manchuria
Russia
Two Killed in Ath Mishap at Port Allegany
Port Allegany Pa July 6 a sparkler in the hand of a three year old girl caused two deaths. Fred Freer 30 and his granddaughter Diana Jean Ostrander died in hospital. Seven others burned three seriously. Family members were celebrating the Fourth when a powder can failed to explode. Diana took a sparkler too close and powder exploded. Those in hospital included Mrs John Ostrander Diana’s mother another daughter Helen Vincent Doren Charles Nunn Orin Freet Mrs Mabel Ostrander Winifred Wreer treated and sent home.
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Port Allegany
Jay
Fred Freer
Diana Jean Ostrander
Diana Jean
John Ostrander
Helen
Vincent Doren
Charles Nunn
Orin Freet
Mabel Ostrander
Winifred Wreer
Dunkirk Man Stricken In Sudden Death At Home
Warle G Reed 56 prominent in civic and industrial circles in Dunkirk died Monday morning at his Washington avenue home from an embolism. He led the Dunkirk Radiator Company and served as former president of the Chamber of Commerce and the Watsh Board. He was a director of the Chautauqua County Agricultural Collaboration and supported philanthropic causes. Survived by wife Martha and four children Robert Malcolm Mary and Barbara.
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Dunkirk
Shily
Warle G. Reed
Unlink
Washington Avenue
Mur
Reed
Dunkink Radiator Company
Chamber of Commerce
Watsh
Chautauqua County Agricurnal Coleboration
Clarence M. Reed
Martha
Robert
Malcom
Mary
Barbara
38 Licenses to Wed Issued Mon at Swartz Office
ERLE July 5 Bre announced that 38 marriage licenses were issued Monday in Ben Swartz's office, a county single-day record surpassing the prior high of 24. The spike follows Ohio law requiring a five day wait, and June also set a new monthly high. Seven couples who had married and divorced remarried in June.
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Erle
Bre
Ben
Swartz
Register of Wills
Swart
Swarts
Ohio
Truck Wreck Near Ridgway Incurred by Broken Spring
At midday Monday a Stewart truck owned by Peita Baking Co of Olean New York and driven by Harold D Hedden of Olean crashed on the Johnsonburg Ridgway highway about three miles south of Johnsonburg. The vehicle en route to Ridgway suffered a broken spring preventing return to the road.
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Ridgway
Peita Baking Co
Olean
N.Y
Harold D. Hedden
Johnsonburg
Hedden
Stewart
Berm
Elmer Nichols
Ridgway Barracks
State Highway Patrol
Oldest of Corry's living war vets preserves memory of Civil War service
The article profiles a nonagenarian veteran who enlisted in 1862 at Jamestown with the 7th Independent Company New York Sharpshooters. It traces his Civil War actions from Suffolk to Gettysburg, the Army of the Potomac, Wilderness, Petersburg, and Lee's surrender, then notes his return to Elmira and settlement in Corry in 1874. It also records a separate vehicle accident and a social update about Miss Anne Kovaleil returning from Buffalo.
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Rae
Jamestown
Joseph Arnolda
New York
Suffolk
Longstreet
Iniamerus
Richmond
Vai
Gettysbing
Lee
Virginia
Mr Smith
Amy
Potomac
Grant
Tie Potomac
Cole Harbor
Spottsylvania Court House
James River
Petersburg
Smith
Elmira
Corry
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Doane Hardware
West Main Street
D. F. Barton
Manchoukuo
O. J. Bailey
Ganddaughter
Ward
Montgomery Ward & Co
Anne Kovaleil
Buffalo
Helen Balog
Member
Federal Reserve System
Etta Kett
Elta Kett
Hell
Handy Man
DEA
Lau
By Paul Robinson
Duke
Lear
Count Ure
Setharna
Mok
Vicky
Jay W. Grayink
Pittsburgh
Essex Street
M. Ed Weeks, Jr
McCormick - Deering
Spencer's
Wayne Wilson
M. J. Imbott
Spring Creeks
First Avenue
6Th
West Congress
Second Avenue
Mary Murray
J. B. Patterson
South Center Street
Jett
Bath
Worth Street
Wayne Street
Journal Air
John H. Loss
Art Brady
Titusville
Notte Day
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