Pennsylvania Days Open Through March in Statewide Push
A lengthy rundown notes Pennsylvania Days open today through March 1 with chain stores boosting state products. Erie Railroad reports February gross at 4,724,008, up 17 percent. C E B Denney calls it a strong showing for trustees.
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Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad
C. EB. Denney
American Rantam Car Company
Butler
Francia
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
Demonstration At Kane High Shows Early Television Concepts
More than 700 people, mainly high school students, packed Kane High School gym to view a television demonstration. An engineer from the American Television Institute explained the theory and shown two built for the event, noting television’s limited range and the need for thousands of relay stations and engineers. The engineer predicted widespread use within about three years.
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Kane, Mar
Kane High School
Pennsylvania
American Television Institute
Chicago
United States
Funeral services held for Jack Baker in Corry
Funeral services for Jack Baker purchasing agent at Emblem Oil were held at Bracken Keating chapel. He died from accidental carbon monoxide asphyxiation in his car near his home. Interment planned at Pine Grove mausoleum pending weather. Bearers and attendees listed from Corry Warren and Emblem Oil associates.
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Bracken-Keating
Janes Lewis
Jack) Baker
Nown Corry
Emblem Oil Company
Paul Armold
Madison Avenue
Ed Lowrey
W. H .Garnett
Spring Creek
Pine Grave
Frank VanTassel
Elwood Baccus
Corry
Paul Arnold
Richard Nelson
Edward Brennin
Monroe Marshall
Warren
City
B. C. Hahn
Pittsburgh
Warren, Erie
Union City
Titusville
Corty and Vicinity
Items Exempt From Federal Income Tax
Taxpayers may exclude proceeds from life insurance on the insured’s death and certain annuity amounts under endowment contracts. Gifts, bequests, government bonds, workmen’s compensation, veterans’ benefits to families, housing for ministers, and alimony are also exempt.
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District of Columbia
United States
Iby
Charles I Thayer Dies in Southwest
News of the death reaches Wartex county residents as Charles I Thayer formerly from Wartex County dies in Santa Fe New Mexico on February 7 crediting his birth in Garland on February 12 1869. Survived by widow brother Clarence Thayer of Wesleyville and sister Mrs Clara Fullerton of Akeley along with several children from a prior marriage including Rev L C Thayer of Smethport Lyle Thayer of Youngsville Mrs Fern Highfield Strattonville Harold R Thayer Windham Ohio and Mrs Ruby Horn and Mrs Paul Durham Carry.
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Charles I. Thayer
Wartex County
Santa Fe
W. Mex
Garland
Clarence Thayer
Wesleyville
Clara Fullerton
Akeley
Ll. C. Thayer
Smethport
Lyle @. Thayer
Youngsville
Fern Highfield
Strattonville
Harold R. Thayer
Windham
Ohio
Ruby Horn
Paul Durham
Carry
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City Council
Crawford County
Meadville
Merle Porter
Cambridge Springs
Pomosa
B, Eb, Bush
North Center Street
Miller's Pharmacy
Lynford Chase
Armory Roller Rink
Jay
Jettermen
Corty High School
Leo McCarthy
West Main Street
Ofelock
John W. Studebaker
U. S
Cleveland
WIZ
Walter J. Kress
Motor Vehicles ‘Bureau
Arthur H. James
Wayne Township
Umion
O. Clare Kent
Allegheny County
Kane
Jack’ Baker
Journal
Southwest
East Ath St
Trie
Coats
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Heinz Pickles
Hershey
Pittsburgh, PA
Heinz
Scottowell Mason
Penn
Canada
2Xtaacr
Duff
JUMBO
Ericks
Coca Cola Aces Meats Candy Craf
Zap
Lido Club
Oiven
Zin
Hershey, PA
LUDEN
CLARK
Bocardi Ces
Bocardi
Kentucky Club Latina
Marlo
Scott
PROM
Philadelphia
Chester
Chuck Roast
Lun
Corry A. & P
Whitehouse
Sunnyfield
Ann Page
U.S
Tripele
Auley
Florida
Coldstream
A&p Food
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