Pennsylvania Academy of Science to Meet at State College
The Pennsylvania Academy of Science will hold its annual conference at Pennsylvania State College on April 7. The senior and junior branches will gather in joint sessions with separate dinners planned. Dr. R. Adams Dutcher chairs local sessions, and Dr. Pauline Beery Muck heads community affairs for the junior branch.
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State College
Pennsylvania Academy of Science
Pennsylvania State College
Academy
Pauline Beery Muck
Penn State
Ara
Karl &. Oerlein
California State Teachers College
L. K. Darbaker
Wilkinsburg
Jacques Cattell
Science Press
Lancaster
FE. A. Vuilleumier
Dictireon College
W. W. Light
Lebanon Valley College
Charles H. Mohr
Reading Public Museum
R. W. Stone
The
Pennsylvania Geological Survey
Bradford Willard
Scout Council Names Officers Plan Family Night Observance
BEAR LAKE Mar 24 Miss Jerie Evans of Celeron visited her grandmother Mrs Rose Evans and other relatives. The Boy Scout Council met in Ivan Hawkins store and elected officers with Earl Wheeler as scoutmaster and Leon Cable as general manager. A week prayer meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Winand Connell. Numerous community members and visitors are noted in a long local social roundup including Warren Jamestown Corry and Erie area residents with travel to funeral services and various calls. Funeral services for Mrs E B Frantz were held, with local and away attendees and many remembered for civic activity. Sugar camps report sap flow. many locals ill or recovering and several church and school activities noted.
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Bear Lake
Mar
Jerie Evans
Celeron
Rose Evans
Owens
Tom Brown
Boy Scout Council
Ivan Hawkins
Earl Wheeler
Leon Cable
Winand Connell
Alice Bush
Corry
Ruth Bush
Mannaritus Hall
Ethna Croye
Martin
Jamestown
Romaine Sehellex
Panama
Ivan Hawking
Ison David
Frank Holman
Werzel Lopus
Warren
Sunday
Bima Crowe
Clyde Wilson
L ' Niobe
Charles Wilgn
Charlea Pierson
Zelma Johnson
W. Simms
Fam-Ly
Blackville
Rush Chapman
I. W. Barrett
Mary Pullom
Erie
Fullom
Rush Smock
Fred Biucher
Betty
Linesville
Irs
W. H. Evans
Pauline Chapman
Tyday
Mable Simms
Tyan Hawkins
Loren Radcliffe
J.C. Marwarine
Titusville
Manwarine
EB. R. Cornish
Big Woods
Ethna Crowe
Malware Crowe
Cleveland
Bila Hawkins
Minnie Price
Risie Hawkins
George Mulvip
Sharfon
G. Lee
John
Cleo Carr
Shorman
Pat Crowe
Margaret
South
Miss Crowe
New York City
Washington, D. C
E. Frantz
Audins McElaney
Franklin
W. N. Wevers
J. C. Manwaring
Ellwood Connell
Frank Whiteley
Kenneth Martin
J. T. McCall
Perry Hunter
Alice Jacobs
Emlenton
Genevieve Sparks
Maxine Carlburs
Fred W. Bodamer
Ruth Bodamer
Ad Bye
Osb-in
Trusville
John Lacey
Ruth Adams
Carry
J. E. Wentworth
W. E. Tomer
Townville
Pranklin
Mias Ruth Bush
Truck Driver Held To Blame In Fatal Inquest
Henry Holmstrom, 30, of 1021 W, was found responsible in a court inquest for a fatal accident involving Herbert Susser, 20, who died from injuries after a collision with a freight truck on a roadside route near Route 20. The verdict cites that Holmstrom struck the boy with the truck, causing his death after the vehicle overturned and Susser died at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Henry Holmstrom
Steel
Herbert Susser
3Rd Street
Court House
Saburday
Tess Nan
Honstram Jost
Taeky
Sunddy
St Vincent's
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets claiming to cleanse the body by filtering poisons through the kidneys. It promises relief from backache bladder troubles and other ailments, urging readers to accept no substitutes and visit local drug stores.
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Thompson
Willis warns county on spending ahead of tax revenue
County officials face pressure to trim costs to meet an April payroll of 8000 as Willis blasts current damage claims paid from the general fund. He plans a tax-reflection push with Tax Collector Hagerty to bolster the treasury. Community notices and church events follow in Corry.
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Harvey Why's Today
Willis
Wils
C. Francis Hagerty
Hagerty
Erie
Spring Best Time for Farmers to Kill Weeds
May 22 Pa. agriculture department urges farmers to target early spring weed germination. Weeds survive drought and cold, store food in roots, and can outcompete crops. Begin disturbance in fields planned for corn, oats, potatoes or other spring crops to curb growth before plants mature.
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Norrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Cate
Li's Point
Delayed Relocation Of Ridge Road Near Erie
Relocation of Ridge road from near Tyser's gas station to near Fairview will not finish before September 1. Inclement weather delays, grading to resume soon. Conte Wastwood Inc contractors report equipment moved to Meadville. bridge arches over Walnut Creek built and grading completed. road remains closed.
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Ridge Road
Tyser
Fairview
Conte- Wastwood, Inc
Pittsburgh
Meadville
the Times
Walnut Creek
Franklin to Entertain Elks in Northwest District Roundup
Franklin welcomes visiting Elks for the Northwest District round up with 600 to 900 attendees expected. The district includes 19 judges and about 130 candidates will be initiated at the High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Report times: candidates at 5 p.m., then proceed to the Washington Club rooms for a banquet. Franklin Ellis officials will open and close the lodge.
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Pramsuiun
Mar
Branklin
Franklin Elks
Fry Lodge
Franklin Ellis
ERIE WOMAN LEAVES ESTATE OF 3380 DOLLARS
In Erie on March 25, the will of Bernlem B. Beckers of 944 West Btstreet who died March 19, 1989, was probated revealing an estate of 3380 dollars. Hazel A. Breese is named executrix as a close friend. Leal L. Beckers, a sister, inherits the entire net income. After the single beneficiary dies, 3000 dollars goes to Frederic F. Clark a cousin and the residue to the executrix.
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Erie
Erig
Bernlem B. Beckers
W. Btstreet
Hazel A. Breese
Leal L. Beckers
Love Deepens as Rosalind's World Splits Apart
Rosalind confronts betrayal after Van Torie’s affair and a looming Reno divorce, while Constance faces her own secret love for Gordon. The once warm home becomes a fractured house as Nina’s cold verdict shapes futures and Rosalind endures public scorn. Constance seeks Gordon for help with the novel and confesses deep love, amid emotional turmoil and looming decisions.
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Ruth Darby
Mary Cannon
Terry
Constance
Rosalind
Van
Stella
Reno
Tye
Mather
Fin
Howard
Rodalind
Gordon
Aince
Avis
Hess
Rosalind Sever
Cohen
Eine
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