Polio toll, local crimes, and community notes
A four year old Erie boy is the district polio victim admitted in serious condition at Lake View Hospital. Law rence Park hosted a Drum and Bugle Corps parade alongside a firemen’s parade. A Corry woman and an Erie man filed a marriage license at the county courthouse. Five divorces were issued by Erie County Court. Basiliere paid a $10 parking ticket fine after tearing it up from his car. he claimed it was accidental. Four men were sentenced for robbing Northern Ordnance in Eldred township with fines and workhouse terms. Mrs. Henry Kidder of Meadville died at 100 and a heart attack ended her day. The government will support cotton growers at base prices around 80.46 cents per pound. The Bureau of Labor Statistics index fell 0.4 percent to 178.0, led by drops in farm products. Dr J. J. Patti removed a slug from a man’s leg near Sherman. deputies investigate. Funeral services were held for Fred Sherwood in Union City. Muskies continued to be caught near Findley Lake by Kinley and Keith. Carlton Smith reminds county taxes are due next Tuesday with a 2 percent rebate. after that, penalties apply. Priscilla Hillstrom, four and a half, was x-rayed after suspected pill swallowing but released. North East police linked two Corry men to molestation reports but released them after questioning. a third man faced a disorderly conduct charge in Union City following a brawl.
Science Develops Lemon Sorting Machine at UC Davis
Davis Calif July 22 Science has developed a device from the University of California College of Agriculture to sort lemons by color for faster market. The machine handles 15 000 lemons per hour, using light-sensitive cells to gauge skin color and route fruit to bins. Agriculture Engineer John B Powers designed the sorter and sees potential for other fruit sorting.
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Science
Davis
Calif
Callege of Agriculture
University of California
Honet
John B. Powers
Social Notes From Clymer Vic on Chautauqua Lake
CLYMER July 28 Mrs Carl Beckerink and others visited Mrs Roy Gravink near Hartfield on Chautauqua Lake. Girl Scout troop spent the day at Gallup cottage. Twentieth Century Club picnic set for August 7 at Morrison cottage Chautauqua Lake. Families attended in celebration of Frank Neckers and wife Sith wedding anniversary July 18. Middle teens C E group and adults enjoyed steam boat ride on Chautauqua Lake with refreshments at Midway Park. Carlyle Neckers family returned from a two week trip to Yellowstone National Park. Ida Evel of Meadville visited.
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Clymer
Vic Clymer
Carl Beckerink
Fred Wardes
James Gravink
Linda
James TenHaken
Gilbert Ten and
Murles
Roy Gravink
Hartfield
Chautauqua Lake
Gallup
Twentieth Century Club
Morrison Cottage
Fdan Newhouse
Grace Spitner
Mildred Duink
Minnie Ton
Neva | Wardes
Lillian Schermerhorn
Wil
Frank W_. Neckers
N. ¥. Elliott
Claude Geertson
Dullus Erickson
Mayville
I. S. Compton
Martin
Judy
Alfred Newhouse
Harriet Newhouse
Chris Christensen
Tya Jane Neckers
Albert Reslink
C. E
Earl Beckerink
Edward Oonk
Midway Park
Carlyle Neckers
Bruce, Craiz and
Douglas
Yel- Toystone National Park
Ida Evel
Meadville
Birthday Celebration and Local Events in Ripley Area
Thursday and Friday with her aunt at the home of Mrs Meyerink. Various neighbors and relatives joined in celebrating Maud Muller's birthday at the Caldwell Nursing Home in Ripley. The article lists multiple attendees and notes several local activities including Boy Scout trip plans, a Sunday School picnic, and community sports events with winners and participants.
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Mrrs. Mangus
Dell Meyerinik
Keneth Wiggers
Richard Bakerink
Boy Scouts of
Penny Lunt
Presscoot
David Beckerink
Cheryl Legters
Fest Place
Harold Wiggers
Bruce Neckers
Carol Wizsers
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Bays Mie
Paul Shields
Harvey Donke
Margaret Tenhuisen
Loujean
G L F Service Plans Co op Meeting in Clymer
Ernest Dunnewold announces the annual G L F par dons meeting at Clymer Central School on Monday August 6 at 7 30 p m daylight saving time. Two members will be elected to the members committee to succeed chair Dunnewold and James Bensink both of Clymer. Other committee members include Raymond Wellink Clifford Tenhubens Robert Hewes and George Bensink of Corry. Reports on foot operations of the GLP will be given. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
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Raymond Wellink
Clifford Tenhubens
Robert Hewes
Clymer
Geoge Bensink
Corry
GLP
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Northern Ordnance Company
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Warren
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Allegheny County
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Fred Brown
Henry P. Kidder
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Lincoln Henderson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
J. J. Patti
Sherman
Chautauqua County Sherif
Fred Sherwood
Marshall Sherwood
Glenn
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Evergreen Cemetery
Sherwood
Willoughby
Findley Lake
Frank Kinley
Wayne Keith
Carlton Smith
Priscilla Hillstrom
D. Armour Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Keystone Station
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