Crop Reporting Service marks 75th birthday in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 4 The Crop Reporting Service marks its seventy fifth anniversary this month. Founded by Isaac Newton, the service began in 1862 with early reports covering prices, farm products and livestock. It expanded to federal state cooperation in 1924 and now gathers extensive crop and livestock statistics for Pennsylvania. The system relies on thousands of reporters across dozens of states and circulates annual and special reports.
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Pennsylvank
Isaac Newton
Delaware County
United States
Pennsylvania
Pemnsylvania
Thien
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Federal Service
New Jersey
Philadelphia
State Department of Agriculture
Whig
Council of Religious Education Plans June 7 at Clymer
The County Council of Religious Education meets Tuesday June 7 at the Abbe Reformed church Clymer with morning and evening sessions a public service led by Rev H H Barr D D of Jamestown and a lunch served by the Ladies Mission and Ald Society. Miss Sarelia Winkie will address the gathering for missionary work and input from both Reformed and Methodist churches will be included.
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Slymier
Ladies Mission and Ald Society
Uw Aibbe
Home Des Partment
Sarelia
Winkie
Missionary Worker World
County Council of Religious Education
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H. H. Barr
Jamestown
Ladieg Mission
Ald Society
Fred Damcott
Audrey Sliter
Shurohl
Clymer Cemetery
Petri
Roxtald Batson
Vernon Mfeerstink
Cutting
Clymer' Ht
Clymer Center
Clymer
Russell
North Mast
Miles Carrig Gleason
Joseph ‘Thompson
New York
J. W Newhouse
Harriet Newhouse
Chicago
Ray Barker
Iain
Shirley Stapelton Fries
Clymer High School
Albert Johnson
Union City Spen
Immy Schermerhorn
Ripley
Paul Persons
A. A. Schermerhorn
Ployd and
Mildred Lines
Toledo Bans Bingo Games Citywide
Police acted to ban bingo games in Toledo backed by City Manager John N. Edy. Edy said the move aims to deter vehicle gambling by stopping games before they start, noting the order won’t affect church or fraternal events.
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Toledo
John N. Edy
Edy
Plan Town Line Picnic at Bear Lake
Plans for a Town Line picnic at Bear Lake on June 11 are announced. The article lists numerous local residents and guests from Ashville Jamestown and Warren visiting for Memorial Day and weekend events with family, friends, and community activities at the Lake.
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Bear Lake
Elk County Woman Attacked Near Home in Ridgway
A 45 year old Ridgway mother of eight children, Mrs Edward Brawn, was attacked while walking toward her home near Et County iHome northeast of the city. The assault occurred as a highway crew witnessed the struggle. the assailant fled, and the victim described following stops as she clutched packages. The incident, not reported until yesterday, prompted police routine checks and a prayer gathering followed by community notices. Nearby residents, church groups, and locals gathered for memorial events and community updates as residents navigate the aftermath.
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Ridgway
Edward Brawn
Mieeve
Ftée i
Marya
Atlas
Rae VanSlandeve
Kronen Wetter
Bt Marys
Goeis
Bt. Marys
Ming. Brown
Ahe Hw
Wien
Dunkirk Crossings Ordered Removed By Public Service Panel
Dunkirk in Chautauqua County sees elimination of two rail crossings ordered by the New York Public Service Commission after a partial stay request. The commission may split the project to approve removal of the central avenue crossing and the Brigham Road crossing as a plan to reduce grade crossing burden. Tracks of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad are involved.
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Alaney
Dunkirk
Chautauqua
Que Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago& AL
Lalla
Tree shipments set all time high in Pennsylvanian record
Harrisburg reports the State Department of Forests and Waters announced that the latest tree shipments from four state auxiliaries push the 1938 total toward 29 million trees, an all time high. Previously annual shipments reached twelve million. A separate item notes Milton Warn, 63, in Schenectady New York, died by suicide, leaving a note thanking the New York Power and Light Corp for its donation amid troubles.
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Seontary Jamey IP
Bogardua
State Department of Forests and Waters Today
Commonwealth
Suite
Nunsedins Nevin
Schenectady
N. Y
Milton Warn
Zas
New York Power and Light Corporation
Loves Dare Not Sparks Return of Old Love
Graham, a famed playwright, and Gina Warren, a painter, drifted apart years ago as ambition pulled them in different directions. A chance dinner with critic Barry Bedard rekindles Gina’s regret and Alec’s doubts about marriage as Tommy Gale arrives in New York, stirring renewed feelings and a potential romantic reunion.
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Gina Warren
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Alec
Tova
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Cato
Fm Bermida
Pois
Wania
Alesee
Tommy Gale
Tommy
New York
South A
Bins
Pittsburgh
Béeh
Algo Graithin
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