Erie County Pomona Grange Plans March Meeting
Corry Grange joins East Springfield Grange for Erie County Pomona two day session at East Springfield on March 9 and 10 with addresses on Rural Tax Problems and a full schedule of ceremonies readings music and committee reports.
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Corry Grange
East Springfield
Corry’ Grange
Erie County
Pomona Grange
East Springfield Grange
East Springgold
Wednysday
Humphreys
Grange
Hast
Springfield Grange
H. G. Bisaman
Poment Grange
Sherman Lilley
Roll Hall of Ofices
Washington
Waterford Grange
Platea Grange
Reading
Mill Village
Washington Bel
Edinborn Grange
Crawford County
Pomona
Cloverleaf Grange
Maurice A. Spleen
Penna
State Grange
Conneaut
Mayon
Russia
Girard, Corry Grange
Arthur Harwood
Impossible Eight Hosts Mrs Milley Party in Spring Creek
Mr and Mrs Clem Milley entertained the members of The Impossible Eight and guests at their home on Saturday evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Griswold Mr and Mrs John Rickerson Mr and Mrs Arthur Chapman and Mr and Mrs Clem Miller along with invited guests Mr and Mrs Orrie Mitchell Mr and Mrs Henry Steadman Mr and Mrs W O Moreland and Ray Griswold A flightful luck was served and all enjoyed the time Mrs W O Moreland visiting her mother Mrs A Chapman
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Spring Chs
Mar
Clem Milley
Thei
Lloyd Griswold
John Rickerson
Arthur Chapman
Clem Miller
Orrie Mitchell
Henry Steadman
W. O. Moreland
Ray Griswold
A. Chapman
Crop loans not available in Penna say officials
Harrisburg announces no state provisions exist in Pennsylvania to allow swap liens required by the Reconstruction Finance Act. The $30,000,000 allocation for crop production loans will be available this year through federal arm loans and the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, with no state funding. The policy notes no changes in the Baltimore bank's existing loan approach, emphasizing qualified applicants meeting security and endorsement requirements will be considered.
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Harrisburg
Inkase Corporation
Pennsylvania
United States
Secretary of Agricuture
Arthur M.hyde
Hyde
General Assembly
Federal Land Bank of
Baltimore
Charles S. Jackson
Phia Paul
Sue Department
Federal Farm Loans
Im Rennayryan
Land Bank of Baltimore
National
Farm Laan Association
Farm Offereday
Janis
Regular Meeting of Historical Circle Highlights Washington
Regular meeting of the Historical Circle featured talks on George Washington by Mrs Clara Osborne and Mrs Sarai Stearns as well as a discussion on Views and Conditions in the Me East. Joseph Heggeman of this city gave a splendid talk on the subject at last week’s session.
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Historical Circle
George Washington
Clara Osborne
Sarai Stearns
George
Haggeman Delivers Inspiring Talk On China and Japan
Local speaker Haggeman presented an enlightening address on China and Japan, highlighting their peoples and environments. The talk aimed to inspire and inform audiences about distant cultures and global contexts.
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Haggeman
China
Japan
Bim
Health Guarded in Naval Department Medical Ward
Sailors receive medical coverage with officers in the medical corps and dentistry corps. The department lists a commander, a junior officer, a lieutenant, and 10 to 15 pharmacist mates. A hospital ward, sick bay, emergency operating room, a dispensary, and a full line of medical stores and supplies are aboard.
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Sailors’ Health
Department of the Way
West Virginia
Ome
Henseline
Leutenant
Monica
Corry Woman's Club to aid Roosevelt Highway beautification
Sixteen members met at 6 20 PM for a dinner and business session at the Corry Woman's Club on Mott Street. The group, led by President S S Austin, discussed aiding a project to beautify the Roosevelt Highway on West Smith Street with service clubs, and nominations were announced for club officers.
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Corry
George Boyce
Ernest Schuyler
Mary St. Clair
Harry Alexandray
Arthur Colegrove
Blery Walker
Jono Wardnd
Agnes Connell
Welfare and Health Committees
Ehnic House
Wrelting Pot Colony Welcomed Diverse Immigrants
The article notes Pennsylvania as an early colonial hub with wide immigrant diversity including Dutch, Swedes, English, Germans, Welsh, and Indians, alongside Quakers, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Mennonites, and others. It emphasizes religious variety and the colony’s welcoming stance in its formative days.
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Bennsylvania
Lost appetite and regained strength with Dr Pierce
Mrs. Fred Rowe of 108 Bine Bt reports early recovery after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She notes improved appetite and strength after taking one bottle and credits the remedy with making work enjoyable again. Free medical advice offered by Dr Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, N Y.
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Meadville
Lee Peony
Justeehout
Fred Rowe
Dr. Pierce
Dester Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
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Muhaving
Keth Pictures
Milford Herrman
Dorsett
Ohio
Spring Creek News Notes
Inspectarc
Iuistscalesto
Woman's Club
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Bureau of Standard Weights and Measures
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Philip H. Dewey
Bureau of Standards
Department of Internal Affairs
Department of Titernal Affairs
Dewey
Bevel
Tony
Vicimiere
Stewarts
Stewart Stewart
Stewart Trucks
Milo J. Martin
Union City
Stare
Washington St
Brie Depot
Jelp
R. V. Pringle
Seevel
Tom Barron
Gta
Gwood
E. M. Alexander
Sciota Road
B.D
Westinghouse
Methodist
Elpin
Saub
Suuith Street
Ata
J. B. Patterson
Franklin St
J. N. Norton
West Bend St
Congress St
Pleasant Street
West Irving Street
York
N. Center St
Park St
Freehold
O.E. Doane
Corr Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Center Street
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Federal Reserve System
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Ede
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Fenfeld
Arve
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Clerc
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Andit
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