Highland Camp of C C moved into barracks
Kane November eight Highland ramp nine miles south of here in Bik county Latay claimed no distinction as the first reforestation unit to move into winter quarters after abandoning ice shed tents Monday and Tuesday. Enlisted men quartered in wooden barracks while officers remain in tents. Other camps along the new Kinzua highway and nearby sites edge toward barracks in the coming days and weeks.
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Kane
Elle County
Highland
Bik Couunty
Latay
Dunkles Corners
Kinzua
Ludlow
Roosevelt Highway
Sugar Run
Pebble Dell
MaHenville
Heart's Content
Maybe
Ol City Rumor Sparks Alarm Amid False Landslide Claim
Rumors spread in Ol City alleging a serious landslide on the New York Central Railroad right of way between Ol City and Prattville. Investigations showed the tale was exaggerated and largely false, arising from a single observer misreporting a train on nearby tracks.
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Franklin
New York Central
Ol City
Praniiin
Ani
Oil City
New Yorks
Happenings in Beaverdam Bear Lake Area
Mrs Cesh Belknap and Mise Mildred Belknap visited Waterford friends while Mr and Mrs Marshall Ross planned a Union City move and hospital operation. A large M E Ladies Aid chicken supper raised a good sum. Many local residents plus visitors from Jamestown Bradford Corry and Erie attended church events, card parties, and socials. Several families shared meals and hosted guests in Beaverdam and nearby towns. The Beaverdam church youth and adult groups held meetings and preparations for community activities continued through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Cesh Belknap
Mise Mildred Belknap
Waterford
S K
Lyons
Marshall Ross
Stgmily
Union City
Rhursuy
Ross
M. E. Ladies Aid
Thursay
J. Q. Platz
Grana Valley
H. H Williams
W. Cummings
Clarence Bisbee
Wattsburg
Anna McDonald
Helen Wink
Chicago
Jos Melick
Curtis Showers
Mildred
Alice
Eloise Showers
Bradford
McClelland
B.A. Lyons
Joe Phillips
Sheffield
Carl Proctor
Norman Stone
Corry
Young’ People
McCray
Cash Smith
Betty Smith
Louise Smith
Clinton Smith
Lawrence Wat‘ons
Terence Rouse
Lois Lyons
Vir~gil ‘Tarbell
Vivian Peterson
Rexford Proctor
Rolla Peterson
Gerald Ross
Fimeline Drake
Lee Proctor
Lyle Proctor
North East
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Leon Pond
Tepperwile
Nelson Young
Claude May Fard
Homer Proctor
Delbert Proctor
Proctorville
Charles Swan
Jamestown
H. D. Whitney
Ant
Adams
Mayville
Ladies Aid
Jay Smith
U. B
Fhirch
W. H. Cummmings
Clarence Pishee
J. M. McClelland
Corry Hospital
Fred Strohmyer
E. A. Lyons
Roger
SR. Lyon
Carl Prector
Rexford and
Warren
Charles Proctor
Donation
Fred Doolittle
Robert Mulvin
Lota Lyons
Haroln Tarbell
Fire Destroys Belle Valley Farm Barn Vast Loss
Erie region reports an early Tuesday blaze at the Frank Schrimper estate near Belle Valley leveled a 40 by 120 foot frame barn and trapped eight cattle and two horses. Two adjacent structures burned. 50 tons of hay 1000 bushels of grain and various farm machinery were consumed. Firefighters from nearby towns aided as the fire caused an estimated $15,000 loss, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIB
Arge
Frank Schrimper
Helle Valley
Wien
Norcross Wad
Belle Valley School
Ensine
Erie
Schrimper
Dinner Guests Share Weekend Visit Across Town
Mrs. Bessie Preble called on Mrs Hy Whitney Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gastr Smith and daughter Betty of Prestonville and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lyons of Corry were dinner guests of Mrs. S R Lyons Sunday.
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Cherlea Swan
Robert Muryviore
Ralph Hubbel
Theodore Henley
Union City
Whitey
Bertha Applebee
Merlé Cummings
Yamily
Geraldine
Croyd
Charis
Carl Gates
Corry
Alton Messenger
Father Tubbs
Arthur
J. M. McClelland
B. A. Lyons
George Willis
Erie
S. R. Lyons
Cash Smith
Lois Lyons
Virgil Tarheltana
Betty Smith
Lyle Proctor
Glenn Kapple
Cottage ‘Air
William Lingenfelter
Clymer
N. Y
Theodore Handy
Jesse Whitney
Keith Nichols
Spartansburg
H. D. Whitney
Frayer
U. B
Merle Cummings
Bessie Preble
Whitney
Ani
Gastr Smith
Betty
Préctorville
Carl Lyons
R, Lyons
Supplemental Symbol Signs on Pa Highways
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways with Governor Hinton’s approval adopted extra symbol signs to warn drivers of intersections or curves on state highways. A single symbol now represents combinations of curve and crossroad, aiding quick hazard recognition while noting that exact intersection locations may vary. Motorists are urged to proceed with caution through curves when such a symbol appears. THREE GRISE SHOT AT ONCE ST CLOUD Minn reports a man claims three shots hit a goose, explaining he waited for birds to align before firing. JAUREZ SEEKS TOLL CUT in Juarez Mexico business seeks to cut the international bridge toll from 15 to 10 cents to lure back customers after new El Paso bridge opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Wighways
Hint Shi
Sam S. Lewis
Hain
Lewis
Juarez
Alvirez
Mexicn
Jaurez
el Paso
Hunters Report Abundant Game Across Pennsylvania Forests
Harrisburg reports favorable weather and bumper crops boosting game in state forests this fall. State officials including Deputy Secretary John W. Keller credit reduced fires, year round protection, and shelter plantings from 0.5 to 500 acres for better populations of grouse, squirrels, wild turkeys, and deer in various regions, with nuts and acorn abundance aiding survival.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Joh W. Keller
Newartment of
Gaie
Keller
Hite
Turkey
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E.E. Guignon
Belle Valley
Ostely
Lucky Strike
Roe, Wt
TOR Hatter
St, Cloud
Minn
Thiree Bixda
James Norton
van Lyk
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