Thrift Garden plan pushed by State Relief Board
Harrisburg reports rapid progress on the thrift garden program as spring planting nears. County relief boards form garden committees, arrange land and seeds, register applicants, and coordinate with State College and Agriculture Departments to ensure a steady food supply with free seeds and supplies for those on relief. Local farmers will supervise groups, with individual plots and home gardens encouraged.
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Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Pear County Relief Boards
Leiis
State Relief Board
Department of Agriculture
Iuick
State College
Fire destroys house at Erie near Southwestern limits
A house at 4832 Pargo Street owned by Charles Brown and family burned shortly after 11 a m Thursday near the Southwestern city limits. Estimated loss was 8500. Firemen under Battalion Chief Peter Kuhn fought the blaze but poor water facilities hindered efforts. The fire consumed the house and adjoining garage as crews arrived, with roads slowing response and hydrants a mile away forcing bucket brigade draws from a nearby pond.
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Brie
Mar. iv
Charles Brown
Pargo Street
Peter Kuhn
Waterford Man Awarded Damages in Auto Accident Case
Paul Kibbe of Waterford received $1,400 in damages from J. B. Delaney of Cleveland Ohio in Erie County Court. The jury found Delaney at fault for injuries from a October 5 1981 auto accident two miles south of Erie on Waterford road. Kibbe claimed Delaney’s car flashed into his own causing injuries to his back and ribs. Law firm Kitts Barber and Senpelt defended Kibbe.
Fashion notes on capes and jackets in Paris styles
Paris reports cape and jacket ensembles dominating three garment groups with cape designs by Vionnet featuring three quarter dolman sleeves in shell pink crepe. Gowns return to twisting and curving harness belts while jackets echo dress fabric in coordinated tones as spring fashion signals new silhouettes.
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United Press
Paris
Vionnet
Chautauqua Party Figures Report Enrollments 1933
Jamestown figures show Republican enrollment at 13 259 with 37 931 county total. Democratic enrollment stands 12 508, a rise from last year and 1928 figures, while Law Preservation and Socialist enrollments also listed. Losses and gains noted across years and compares to 1928 presidential year totals.
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Jamestown
Mar
Hiecuen
Lake H. Fay
Freerick H. Dunn
Chautauqua County
Law Preservation
Lessonin
Knife Tricksters Jailed In Spokane For Farmer Boy Nuisance
In Spokane Washington two men James Harris age 42 and Roy Peek age 49 were jailed for 80 and 60 days respectively. They were punished for troubling local Hayfield farmer boys with their knife tricks. The sentence serves as a cooling off period to prevent further incidents.
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Spokane
Hayfield Farmer
James Harris
Roy Peek
Man Dies After Car Hits Pole Near Kane Junction
Wade McMichael, 60, of Barnes, died at Kane Summit hospital Wednesday night from injuries suffered when his sedan skidded Tuesday afternoon near Kane Junction and struck a telephone pole on the Kane Mt. Jewett highway. He sustained leg, pelvic, and internal injuries. an operation was performed to save him. Ed in Anderson of Mt Jewett drove the car. his son and Olaf Anderson were passengers. coroner W D Alten of Bradford conducts the investigation.
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Kane, Mar
Wade McMichael
Barnes
Kane Summit Hospital
Kane Junction
W. D. Alten
Bradford
Kane
McMicheal
Kane- Mt. Jewett
Edwin Anderson
Mt Jewett
Som
Olaf Anderson
Mt. Jewett
Westfield firms win verdict against truck operators
A jury found Clyde Stewart of Cleveland and Ralph J. Brooks of Ashtabula jointly liable for 250 dollars to both Westfield and Westfield Telephone company after a tractor trailer caused damage by tangling in wires on East Min Street. The trial before Police Justice Louis H. Fuller ran from dawn to supper. The collision left poles broken on both sides of the street near the 4 a.m. February 18 incident.
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Waoyiwimay
Louis H. Fuller
Westfield
Westfield Telephoney Company
Clyde Stewart
Cleveland
Ralph J. Brooks
Ashtabula
C. Stewart
Brooks
East Min Street
Feeding transplanted plants for rapid growth and crops
The article advises watering and feeding transplanted vegetables to resume vigorous growth and produce early crops. It prescribes mixing one level teaspoon of complete plant food into the soil at the hole, applying surface plant food around the plant, and repeating the same amount four to six weeks later. Early growth, weed competition, and plant health are tied to proper nutrition and soil care.
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Gabon
Ridgway Young Men Paroled After Guilty Pleas
Ridgway youths Daniel Arvay and Frank Cinquanta pled guilty to breaking and entering and larceny before Judge Eugene H. Baird. They were paroled for three years, with Arvay under Dr. W. C. Shaw and Cinquanta under Mayor UC L. Park. Romandus Feldbauer and A. Green of Benzinger Township pled guilty to unlawfully killing a sergeant and were paroled for a year under B. W. Tinley.
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Ridgwarr
Daniel Arvay
Frank Cinquanta
Ridgway
Eugene H. Baird
Court House
Arvay
W. C. Shaw
Cinquanta
UC. L. Park
Romandus Feldbauer
A. Green
Benzinger Township
Baird
B. W. Tinley
W C T U Meeting Held Amid Weather and Plans
Yesterday's W C T U gathering drew good attendance despite the storm. The program featured solos by Mrs. Bessie Kiren and Mrs. Perry Haines, a reading on constitutional amendment, a defense of the oath of office, and a discussion of national conditions. Plans discussed include an April institute with pupil posters and a membership drive. Mrs Minnie Perkins resigned as counsellor. Mrs Hubertz to name a replacement.
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A. Boole
S.T
Minnie Perkins
Young People’s
Hubertz
Bessie Kiren
H. Morrison
Perry Haines
United States
Senvite
House of Representatives
Agnes Johnson
McElroy
Ithelyn Chase
Mary Shuss
Collins Named to Direct All Commissaries
Adrian J. Collins was named Thursday as director general at state commissaries by Governor Pinehor and the State Emergency Helios Board. He will organize 30 or more agencies, with Erie’s commissary praised as the most efficient relief center for the state. His salary is unsettled, and he has been working without compensation at the local commissary. There are 20 relief centers statewide, with five partly state operated and Bile cited as the sole fully state controlled commissary.
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Harrisburg
Duesday
Gifford Pinehor
State Emergency
Helios Board
Jarecki
Collins
Erie
Bile
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