Four-H Club Girls Stage Play At Carter Hill
Four girls of Carter Hill 4-H Club are practicing for a play to be presented at their next meeting. The item notes local visits and callers from surrounding towns as part of a busy week of social and school activity.
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George LeBaron
Rexford LeBaron
Som Resor
Shrevesridge
Prank Cooper
Glenn Tupple
Cottage Hill
Anton Sventek
Fred Harteman
Wheelock
D . Lindquist
Jock Lindquist
CG. Lindberg
Cloyds Carey
Fork Monroe
Harry Stye
Misa Elzabeth Ewer
J. Wellett
Duane Cook
Corry
Wimer Olmstead
Mayville
Elizabeth Morris
Homer Proctor
Beaverdam
EU Bless
Leon Proctor
Nelson Williams
Bert Siye
Valle
Pitt
Spring Creek
Mildred Garfield
Erma Sweet
Charles Deist
Erie
Aad Birs
Rupécur Aye
GC. Lindberg
Hazen Follelm
Carter Hill
Harry Slye
R.O. Snapp
Josephine Moore
Spartansburg
County tax second payments due November 1
County Treasurer Ralph B. McCord warned that penalties will be added on more than 1100 unpaid real estate taxes if the second 20 percent installment is not paid by November 1. He noted fewer than 400 of last year’s partial-pay residents have settled, urging delinquents to pay promptly to avoid a last-minute rush and further penalties.
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Ralph B. McCord
McCord
Bath
Five Men Fined for Dynamiting McKean County Streams
Georges Cross state fish warden announced the arrest of five men for dynamiting streams in McKean county. Four pleaded guilty to using explosives to take fish near Port Allegany. All were fined 100 dollars plus costs. A sixth man, Leslie Colegrove, was arrested for allegedly dynamiting a stream on September 24.
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Renovo
Georges Cross
Hammersley Fork
McKean
Allegheny
Port Allegany
Hugh McDowell
Ray Ostrander
Walter Carpenter
Smethport
Hetors
Justice of the Peace
C. R. Heath
Clayton Ostrander
Ray
Fish
Warden Cross
Arthur G. Logie
Couderspari
William Foote
Fort Allegany
Carl Benson
Mt. Jewett
Hoote
Leslie Colegrove
August gas report lists vast fuel movements
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania liquid fuels tax collected on 616,758 gallons of gasoline admitted from Ohio border by border patrols in August. Revenue official Kelly notes 940 export and import certificates covered 2,181,173 gallons of petroleum products. 1,050,441 gallons were gasoline and 180,782 gallons were kerosene and related products. Gasoline exports totaled 1,383,883 gallons.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Department of Revenue
Secretary of Revénue
Doing Kelly
Rally Day at Alliance Church
Rally day at Alliance Church features special exercises speaking and singing with an object lesson and free sunyiners for all attendees. A large attendance is expected with welcome extended to the Sunday school visitors and general public.
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Sunaay
Desien
Unis
WPA Boosts Purchasing Power 600 Million in Pennsylvania
United Press reports state WPA chief Edward M. Tone says WPA activities in Pennsylvania have increased purchasing power by about 600 million dollars since August 1936. He notes that a dollar spent yields roughly 2.50 dollars in goods, based on a statewide broadcast. The WPA has disbursed 198 million dollars for payrolls, materials, and equipment.
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Edward N. Jones
United Press
Harrisburg
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
Edward M. Tones
WPA
WIPA
Town Periled by Gas Dump Sparks Sewers Hazard
England residents faced days of fear as a gasoline spill dumped 1,000 gallons into sewers created a vapor plume under the town. Officials warned of explosion risk as the volatile gas spread beneath the community and endangered inhabitants.
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Hanldy
England
Aualty
Classified ad roundup of pets, vehicles, real estate, and sale notices
A dense page lists lost Beagle notices with collars and finder contacts, multiple used car listings from 1931 to 1935 with prices and dealers, farm and dairy vehicle ads, furnished room rentals, a two day horse and cattle sale with weights and ages, and Sunday farm sale details from Payne in Greenville.
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Dodge
Chevroel
Chevrolet
Ford
Guy
Christensen Motors
EL Payne
Greenville
Administrators Notice and Wildlife Regulation Summary
Notices announce letters of administration granted in the estates of Carra Dackum or Har ry Movers in Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors and claimants are urged to file claims promptly. The document also details changes to open seasons bag limits for multiple game species and trapping rules under Pennsylvania Game Commission authority.
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Carra Dackum
Care Tie Haenel
City of
Carry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Lete
Eric Chanly
Dockwum
Delaware Street
Corry
Penna Watter Hi. Scott
Harry Movers
Tate
Wayne
Erie Cavity
Harsby
Register of Wills
Pensylvania
Silch
Elizabeth Morris
No. 8
Corny, Penna
Wailer Hi Seat
Aflamey
Corty
Notice of 1936 Pennsylvania Game Commissioners meeting
The Board of Game Commissioners of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania held a meeting on the first day of July 1936 under the Game Law section 809. The notice references legal actions adopted pursuant to institutional law.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylyn
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