Value of Farm Animals Rises in This State
Harrisburg March 12 Pennsylvania's livestock population remained steady in 1936 with minor shifts. Horses and cattle on farms total 284,000 and 489,000 respectively, totaling millions in value. Sheep and hogs show changes. cattle per head value rose from 35.10 to 62.50, while hogs number 652,000 with value around 8.4 million. Public notices note shifts in per head values and totals across species, with overall farm animal wealth up from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wtop
Payne Salex
Greenville
Rominanton
Juuweh
Grounle
Sparta Pays Tribute To Prominent Citizen
Sparta pays tribute to Leon Morris, a highly respected citizen, with a large attendance at his home service conducted by Rev. Schuek ers and Rev. Waugaman. Bur ial in Rose Hill cemetery followed by out of town attendees and extensive floral tributes. Community events include Sparta Grange meeting with a postponed banquet due to illness in the school orchestra and various local social visits and travel notes.
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Leon Morris
Sparta Grange
Meadville
Spartansburg
Mar
Morris
Herbert Schuekers
John 4. Waugaman
Burlul
Rose Hill
Mins
Gertrude Reynolds
Charles Myers
Willam Reich
Wilbur Wilson
Walt Keppel
August
John Laarbing
Willam Nichols
Corry
Axel Sandstrom
Bie
Edward Halfast
Merton Bement
Clarence Morris
Albert Morris
Hick Winton
Centerville
Fertham Harrison
Blanche Gibson
Warren
Hattie Horn
John Clanty
Garland
Lynn Ransom
Lawrence Ransom
Walts Plats
Mirs Bates
Olan
Fates
and Mirs
Guy Bates
Floyd Morris
Titusville
Glenn Morris
Scottdale
Merlin Foley
Je Morris
Red Oak
Warren Morris
Leigh Smith
Grange
Wmusic
Cassa Puller
Anna Richarda
New Bewley
Dorothy Chelton
Blaze Destroys Titusville Building With $4000 Loss
A fire in Titusville at a West Spring Street frame building caused about 4000 in damage. The blaze started from a defective chimney and gutted the structure, destroying interior and part of the roof. No insurance was carried. The property stood between Peery and Monroe streets just outside the business district.
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Ntusville
Matich
West Spring Street
Titunville
Titusville
Maunee
Peery and
Monroe Streets
Tittsville Business District
Strike in Philadelphia Store Paralyzes Department Floors
About 200 clerks at a large military department store walked off the job in a sit down strike in Philadelphia. Workers on the first floor and fourth floor stopped work after the midnight shift. The action involved employees of the Frank and Seder Department Store.
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Phila
Philadelphia
Mar
Miltily Department
Frank and Seder Department
Officers Named by U B Missionary Society
The U B Missionary Society met at Mrs G T Bergman home with Mrs Harley Banks as vice president in charge. The section of officers named include president Mrs Hugh Mosher and secretary Mrs William Halfast. Other posts listed are treasurer Mrs G Y Bergman secretary of literature Mrs Robert Davis secretary of bank offering Mrs A L Heckashorne secretary of stewardship Mrs Orrin Kinney librarian Mrs Harley Banks collector Mrs Harold Fish delegates to branch meeting Mrs Lyfe Chase and Mrs Orrin Kinney alternate delegates Mrs Dean Barnes and Mrs Robertis. The commuter jy charge served fevpenties and ten to the society members at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Missionary Society
G.T. Bergman
Harley Banks
Hugh Mosher
Wilam Halfast
G. "Y. Bergman
Robert Davis
A. L. Heckashorne
Orrin Kinney
Harold Fish
Lyfe Chase
Dean Barnes
Robertis
Jy Chargy
Boy Sentenced in Death of Father Causer Case
Lawrence Causer, 17, was sentenced to the Pennsylvania Industrial School at Huntingdon after pleading guilty to murder in the slaying of his father Ovin Causer. The killing occurred near Descartur. initial reports described the death as self inflicted. The case was indicted on a murder charge after a grand jury proceeding, with an embezzlement charge previously considered.
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Coudpaspor
Hon
Moiren
Lawrence Causer
Pennsylvania Industry School
Huntingdon
Mane
Ovin Causer
Tate
Descartur
Lawrence
Used Car and Sewing Supplies Advertise in 1920s Pages
A mixed ad listing sewing notions and second hand vehicles including a Studebaker sedan, a Studebaker coach, and a Fore car, with prices such as 60 dollars and 29 dollars. Also mentions battery services, Corry Battery Service, and Wiggers Garage at 112 First Ave with telephone 65-R.
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Studemaker
Hreganit Paltyry
Studebaker Sevlayg
DeSold
Walte
First Avenue
Wiggers Garage
First Ave
Plone
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Sparta
Oles
Biremen
Arden Bennett
Jesse Whitney
Meailville
Kepler
Ivy Embroidery Club
Grtha Fiston
Princess Pat Club
Marjorie Snapp
Mabel Straniham
Corry ‘Hospital
Torrey
Instituton
Join A. Waugantn
The
Baptist Church
el Glunch
Watgarian
Howard Tillotson
Erle
Williard Tillotson
Corny
Willard ‘Tillotson
Keough
Erie
Obey
Lincolnville
King Bowen
Sabe
U. B. Missionary ‘Society
Clasatsiva
Berihaus
OK Salm
Ald
East Main Tia
Reich’s Bargain Store
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Etta Ett
Paul Robin
Nou
Mra
Willie Miles
Yori Streets
Ayaar
Bing
Kase
Beasimc
Norval Reed
Sherman
Fred Orig
Good Street
Gani
Ter Miller
Uniqlo Aiton Grocery
Leonies Walton
Colngrave Brothers Farm
Wetton
Gaewenins
John
Colegrne
Ps Dub
Bale Por Sale
Wayne
Washington Streets
Ghurdwodd Finish
Will Sl
Moilert
Dovbir
Washington Street
Spring
Citer
Easy Pays
Corry Brill
Linum
Gunter
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