Polio cases fall to lowest in seven weeks in region
Public Health Service reports last week 1 951 polio cases lowest in seven weeks while totals for the year reach 28 294 surpassing 1953 midway. Other notes include real estate transfers in Erie County, snow fence preparations, a missing elderly father located, a water main repair, the death of Percy J Parsons, voter registration gains in Pennsylvania, Franklin finances, employment figures, a washing machine accident, traffic light violation, and preparations for Pennsylvania Week displays by Ajax Iron Works with Elks visits and initiations.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Ajax Iron Works
Sisters Win Name Change Requests in County Court
Miss Garlotte Rizzo seeks Linda Knight in a name change appeal in County Court, joined by Mrs. Carl Merletti who requests Day as her new surname. Judge Jacob A. Latona approves both requests. Sugar rationing in the United States ended on June 11, 1947.
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Buffalo
Garlotte Rizzo
Linda Knight
Carl Merletti
Miss Rizzo
Mrs. Merletti
Jacob A. Latona
United States
Last Rites for Jamin Stoddard at Clymer Funeral
Jamin Stoddard was laid to rest at Town Line Cemetery after a service at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev. Alvin Rhodes officiating. Rev. Brightman and others led hymns. numerous relatives attended from nearby towns in a large out-of-town showing.
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Alvin Rhodes
Clymer Methodist Church
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Lyle Compton
Wallet Sehruera
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Edwar Brightman
Wilfred Brightman
Charles Brightman
Carl Brightman
Colbert Brightman
Dewittville
John Hober
Dixie Hober
Roy Darling
Jamestown
Harry Steffey
Bayh Brightman
Chautauqua
Frank Littlefield
J. B. Littlefield
Clarendon
Kenneth Littlefield
Mayburg
Ellen Engstrom
Titusville
Archers Set For Deer Season In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a record expected turnout for the 12 day archers deer season opening Monday at 7 am in all counties except Philadelphia. The Pennsylvanla Game Commission cites a likely higher bow hunter count than prior years. The Revenue Department notes progress toward the 0g permits for the October 1 23 season. Last year’s record bow hunters stood at 10 691. This marks Pennsylvania’s fourth statewide archers deer season.
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Philadelphia
Game Commission
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