Fragmentary Notes From Monday Meeting At Faltis Street
Readable fragments describe a Monday meeting on E R 7 10a with references to Miss Sperry and Mamie wed Haenol. The note mentions desserts and a possible event at an untidy street meeting, but details are unclear. The item seems to capture local social notes with names and phrases.
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Ning Faltiseusanih
Sperry Ley
Mamie
Haenol
Sophomores Host Halloween Party At Columbus High
Columbus High sophomores held a Halloween party featuring readings by Helene Kudik and Virginia Jones, a skit by Daniel Curtis and others, plus bingo and dancing. Prizes were given for best costume, with various students cited for participation while mentions include Miss Carroll and Mike Sanke. Several notes cover class activities, a candy sale, health class discussions, and school antics, with a light tone on daily events and student life.
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Helene Kud~ik
Jack Bonney
Mary Molnard
Oy Daniel Curtis
Jonny Ross
Marjorie Qasler
Katherin Borst
Anna Sadowski Jack
Jonney
Albert Sanke
Ann Bacha
Jean Rossia
Virinia Jones
Bingo
Square J Jancing
Te Christensen
David Curtis
Jen Pike
Wender
Gerald
James
Masiai
Virginia Jones
Jean Schieden
Leonard Jukes
Martha Izma
Giumbus High School
Albert M
Jack
Cuthbert
Columbus
P.O.D
John Brown
James H
Erie Nexteek
Ruby Ayers
Clarence Thompon
Pete Christensen
Gladys
Kathayn Kitin
Ignak Walton
Rosimond
Erie County 1938 soil program improves vast land area
Erie County farmers in the 1938 agricultural conservation program improved 45,448 acres by soil building practices. The county committee notes 1821 farmers received $83,704 in conservation payments, with 174 wheat farmers earning $1,946 parity payments. The report highlights seedings of clover and timothy, lime and phosphate use, and lists acres treated by various practices.
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Erie County
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
H. H. Marsh
P. C. Harvey
J. H. Shattuck
Congress
Security- Peoples Bank
Erie
Ponanie
Bible for Every Soldier in Canada Contingent
Weston Ontario reports Canada’s first World War contingent will receive a special edition New Testament with a royal message. Other fragments mention names Marian, Jack, Donald, Martha, Helen and Helene in unrelated notes.
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Weston
Canada
England
Oeofer
Marian S
Jack B
Donald B
Martha
Helen Sanko
Helene
Townsend Townsend Towns End Townsend to Pass Democracy
Townsend advocates a stark choice between democracy and fascism as unemployment and poverty rise. He accuses radio and newspapers of bias against Townsendism, argues for public access to discussing relief and jobs, and highlights a movement across Pennsylvania starting November 15 1939 to promote a lawful remedy through popular action.
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Dr. Townsend
Townsend
America
National Association of Broadcasters
Mapiers of
Dr.Townsend
Sen
Sheridan
Downey
Pennsylvania
Farmer Cut By Law Near Death In Erie County
Charles Tressert, 43, of Greenfield Township, Erie County, died after injuries from a fall on his farm. He was reportedly wiring a power saw when the accident occurred near North East, sending him to Hampt hospital. Dr. H. F. Adams treated him at the scene and he was rushed to hospital by ambulance.
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United Press
Erie
Charles Tressser
Greenfield Township
Fey
Charies
Farmer
North East
Ously
Woolf
H. F. Adams
Adssis
Tressler
Grand Jury List 59 Cases for Erie County
Nov term prepares grand jury for 59 cases including indictments from Erie gasket plant strike and involuntary manslaughter of Lenora Arbuckle. Notable defendants Oswald Tehgkald Jamestown and Charles Gorton face trials. juries to be empaneled for November 4 and 11 sessions. President J Mates B Kilts may attend. Judge Rit eager to resume duties.
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Erie
Meiday
Sie Lick Chapion
Leroy Searels
Erms
Aviva
Goradieh
Swat al i
Nevent Grifim Manufactusing
M@urt
Ohrges
Rand Jutey
Gamsideration
Oswald Tehgkald
Jamestown
Cont
Charles Gorton
Marvin Gueane
Lenora Arbuckle
West 10Th Street
Anna Warfel
State Streets
Miss Wartel
Arbuckle
Gorton
Tesser
Joige Mites
B. Kilts
Rit
Boy Nearly Dies After Cracker Lodges in Wind Pipe
Arthur Paar aged 12 of Dagusoshonda narrowly escaped death when a cracker piece became lodged in his wind pipe on Sunday morning. He had been returning from church and was eating crackers in his kitchen when he signaled children outside about snow.
Fall Injuries Prove Fatal in Jamestown
Lloyd Darling aged 36 of 20 Olive Avenue Lakewood died at Jamestown General Hospital from a fractured skull after a fall while installing foot slabs at Sinclairville High School nine miles from Jamestown. He was employed by Whitaker Engineering of Canton Ohio. The accident occurred when he fell about 20 feet to the auditorium floor yesterday afternoon.
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Jamestown
Lloyd Darling
Olive Avenue
Lakewood
Whittaker Engineering Company
Canton
Jamestown Gentral Hospital
Sinclairville High School
Baby Scalded to Death After Tub Fall
Two year old Gary Lee Anderson of Orensby died after falling into a tub of boiling water while watching his mother wash. He suffered extensive burns and died Sunday at the community hospital. Surviving parents, a brother Dan LeRoy Anderson, and grandparents Charles Crossiant and Gist Anderson are named. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Ormsby home.
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Kane
Gary Lee Anderson
LeRoy Anderson
Orensby
Dan LeRoy Anerson
Charles Crossiant
Hazelhurst
Gist Anderson
Jewett
Ormsby
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