Pilgrimage graves found in Clearfield woods
Horace Goodman of Philadelphia fulfilled his wife and her twin sister’s wish by moving their ashes to a secluded Pennsylvania mountaintop. Boxes identified Dr. Emma C. Sandman and Miss Anna Waln, buried together with Goodman and Miss Sarah Waln in a private woodland gravesite near Renovo.
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Renovo
Horace Goodman
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Renge
Coudersport Pike
Little Boyer Trail
Goodman
Gooddman
Mountain
Dr. Goodman
Chelton Hills
Miss Waln
Tragic Self Inflicted Death Near East Spruce Street
A 25 year old man named Thusvinus or Vesy Moore shot himself about midnight home with his mother at 116 East Spruce side Ani. He was taken to City hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. EMS responded and police were notified. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s wife to receive Eastern Star humanitarian award of 1000 dollars in Philadelphia. she plans to donate to the American Friends Service Committee.
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Thusvinus, Wey
Vescue Moore
East Spruceside Ani
Do Stors
MES F. D
Philadelfhta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eastern Star
Roosevelt
American Friends Service Committee
James Youngstox
Buck Gross
Rexall Drug and Bracket Associates
Retired Erie Police Veteran J A Laub Noted for Service
J A Laub longtime Pennsylvania Railroad police officer and Erie lieutenant retires after a career beginning in 1888. He served as Berwick chief of police and delivered safety talks to over 750000 students in western Pennsylvania and western New York. He is survived by wife Minnie and four children.
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A. Laub
Pennsylvania Raiiroad
Hlmto
Laub
Pennsylvania
New York
Beaver Springs
Middleburg Normal
Minnie Smith
Paul Dodge
Karl Kennath
J. Marshall Laub
East
Erie Commercial Railway
Burton R. Laub
Erie County
The
American Gar and Foundry Company
Berwick
Chaiman
Amalgamated Iron and Tinplate Workers of America
Leutenant
Erie
Pennsylvania Farm Notes From Penn State College
Penn State agricultural specialists report substitutes for roughage in dairy rations and value of timber crops as trees are planted and woodlots managed. New vegetables like Bay Bush beans and Toana hybrid sweet corn are tested for home gardens. Apple judges are training for state show honors and artificial lighting aids late-hatched pullets. Rat control favors red squill powder with oats or corn meal around tents and manways.
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Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Pennsvania
Buckley’s CANADIOL Mixture For Respiratory Relief Ad
An old ad touts Buckley’s CANADIOL Mixture as soothing for throat head and bronchial irritation. It claims faster relief from thick phlegm and choking sensations though not a cure for bronchitis or asthma and encourages purchasing at Lin dsley’s Pharmacy.
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Buckley
Lindsley's Pharmacy
WPA employment in Pa rises to 147270 on week
WPA projects in Pennsylvania added 105 workers to bring total state employment to 147 270 as of the latest week. The gain follows 119 public assistance assignments and 471 highway workers, with most increases on federal project sites and a continued drop in available certified workers to 95 535. Philadelphia accounts for 41 880 of the total.
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Harrisburg
Work Projects Administration
Pennsylvania
Phine Mathews
Mide
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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