Pennsylvania farm column reports peak packing and moth control
The statewide farm column notes Knouse Corporation Chambersburg plant running 100 days plus, packing thousands of apples daily and 175 000 bushels received at a single storage plant. It cites hoped fruit belt gains, drought effects, and Erie county wind losses. It also reports state plans to seek federal aid to eradicate the gypsy moth, with spray and scouting work, plus Hereford display by Adams County 4 H clubs and a rise in dairy herd efficiency driven by heavier feeding.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
del W—Producion
Ante
Adams County
Pohl
Lie Knouse Corporation
Chambersburg
Knouse Corporation
Peach Glen
Adams Couty
Pennsylvania
Erie County
John H. Light
Light
Liversie
Lackawanna
Momves
Carbon County
To Department
Agriculture Department
New England
Massachusetts
Portable electric steam radiator marketed for home use
An advert promotes a porta ble electric steam radiator that can be carried by a woman from room to room and plugged into any wall socket. It also claims a new heating device converts cheap kerosene into dortane gas for installation in stoves and furnaces in areas not yet served by mains.
Senior High honors roll and credit list announced
Principal Howare J. Sheen reported the senior high marking period honors with a large roster. Honor Roll and Credit List include multiple students across Juniors Sophomores and Post Graduates, listing names such as Robert Baker Joan Brown James Jackson Marie Anderson Earl Bailey Florence Brooks June Hurst and more.
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Sheen
Howare J. Sheen
Robert Baker
Walter Baumgarten
Dean Dearing
Geraldine Dunton
Agness Lor
Walter Peake
Mildred Preble
Joan Brown
Shirley Dickerson
Peggy Joyce Falling
James Jackson
Jean Mocray
Warren Miller
Frank Parsons
Melvin Anderson
Max Brown
Maxy Cogan
Gail Davis
Barbara Harvey
Robert Hurlbert
Olive Lee
Jean Mould
Howard Pier
Charles Rainesale
John Rickers
Phyllis Hieck
Kathryn Splesman
Doris Stowe
Mildred Young
Earl Bailey
Joseph Catallu
Fred Clark
Mary Ann Consolo
Juanita Crowell
Rosemary Dewey
William Hammond
Clara Hill
Phyllis Hoekes
Lyle Johnson
Paul Lines
Howard McCray
Dorothy
Fredonia Police Chief Louis Hart Dies After Vacation
Fredonia announces the death of Police Chief Louis Hart, a lifelong resident born April 18, 1896. Hart fell ill during a vacation trip July 16 and was hospitalized in Utica Memorial Hospital, where he remained confined until his death.
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Fredonia
Duyiten
Louis Hart
Predonia
Utica Memorial Hospital
Ollef Hart
Mr. Hart
Corry School News Senior High Club Officers Named
The Beaver Club elected officers for the new term led by President Jeanette Clark and Vice President Janet Vanderhoff. Plans include a skating party at the Armory and prize distributions for activity tickets. Juniors prep a play Sven, A Perfect Lady, directed by Mr. Bogardus, while the Mixed Chorus crowns officers and a health exam session is noted.
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Beaver Club
Jeanette Clark
Janet Vanderhoff
Grace Hoylen
Mary Rhynard
Armory
Mildred
Mx Myers
Sven
Allen Leiber
Bogardus
Bild Kingley
Marshall
Shirley Dickenson
Bob Marsh
John Rickers
Gloria Street
Phillip Whiteheld
Virgil G. C
Kibler
Miss Hepler
Pogle
Canadohia
Corrian
Betty Damon
Majorie Harmon
Meredith Fogle
Mary Graham
Nancy Hammond
Jack Dempsey
Jack Spresman
Charles Rich
Bob Spencer
Jerome Davis
Dick Alfred
Grable
Shirley Simmonson
Unice Theobald
Barbara Chirk
T 9
Norma Cowler
Opal Hil
Betty Kerstetter
Rose Darrow
Barbara Smith
Ocober
Elvirs Linski
Paull Ross
Maw
Casein Buttons Made From Idaho Dairy by New England Mills
Idaho casein is shipped across the country to New England button factories where it is pressed and treated to produce buttons and decorative items for dressmakers. The whey left from butter making is used to feed laying chickens with excellent results.
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Idaho
United States
New England
Charity hospital founded by sailor in New Orleans
Founded in 1739 by a French sailor Jean Louis the Charity hospital was established in New Orleans through a bequest of his savings to create a center of medical care. It became one of the largest institutions of its kind and is owned and administered by the state.
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New Orleans
Jean Louis
Special Poppy Danish chemists develop four special puppies
Danish chemists report four special puppies with acefimat- 2 in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. The article notes a possible new constitution for an uplum factory may follow.
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Am Uplum
Bonds of all tax collectors will be probed
Erie October 16 revelations show bondsmen in the Searge Heath case under scrutiny. Attorney Jesse Dinhutte and County Solicitor Jacob Veld discuss bonds and the joint ownership of property claimed to secure the bonds. Officials note property held in both spouses names may shield some risk, prompting calls for universal bonding by surety companies to ensure full protection.
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Erie
Revelabion
Searge Heath
Ile
Siner Elgnlie
Jesse Dinhutte
Jacob Veld
Dor Uy Park Fry
Watts
Yumself
Held
HuYety Comouiles
Office Burglar Given Two Years
Ridgway, Oct. 1. Alfred Filed? at St Marys. Alfred Ward a burglar who broke into Marys office buildings was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to serve two to six years in the Western penitentiary at the county sentence court. Other sentences included Michael Novasak jailed 60 days from Sept 26 for larceny and Fred Ehrensberger jailed 60 days for driving while intoxicated with a motion for parole after 20 days.
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Ridgway
St. Marys
Cowrd
Yeounty
Fred W. Lewis
Grsteon
W. Va
Marys
Western Penitentiary
Michael Novasat
Fred TL. Ehrensberger
Two Armed Men Hold Up Sharon Business in Daylight
In Sharon Pennsylvania two armed men robbed Mrs. Arthur Clepper, owner of the Penin-Ohio Country Club Weldon, taking $100 and valuables. They covered her with a pistol, ransacked an 185 house, and fled with jewelry from an upstairs room.
Court Refuses Bellhop's Plea for Support
Celoron, Gol. Thursday The Supreme Court ruling dismisses a suit for support by Charles L. Wentworth, 25, against wife Natal Weatherby, amid a long marital dispute. The case stems from a Celoron residence and a past romance with a then-current hotel guest, Mrs. Weatherby, with estimated support needs ranging from 80000 to 300000. Weatherby family connections and business ties in Celoron pa are noted, including concession stands and travel to Florida during the Celoron season.
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Celoron
Gol
Supreme Court Justee
David” Bhimorit Ie Bane Tate
Charles L. Wentherry
Hime
Jurlay
Touwig
Weatherby
Samuels
Mary Land
Anlothier
Celoron Sesson
Florida
Father Attacks Son and Self in 1878 Erie Tragedy
In an 1878 Erie case described by District Attorney Bunton Lay Priday, a father known as a "crazy" assailant slashed his son's wrists with a razor as the child slept and then attempted suicide. Police found the father wandering around the home at 520 Hast with airsel. Mrs. Bloesser is mentioned in the surrounding notes. Investigations noted the family's prior comfort, with later testimony referencing the study commission appointed by the court to examine Mrs. Bloesser.
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Erie
Ylal
Bunton F. Lay Priday
Binesser
Newsvaney
Labt
Bipesser
Une Goor
Shipir
Bloesser
Laub Jms
Elippines
Officiel
Dau Wien
Damage action settled out of court in Erie County
A damage suit in county court over a fatal crash was settled out of court Friday. Mor ence Alissi of North East accepted 400 from Lynns Transportation Company and defendants Leon Priester and M. C. Henderson of North East. The accident involving Lews Urick resulted in a death.
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Erie
Ing Mill
Morence Alissi
North
Lews
Urick-aulo
Lynns
Tansborla— Lion Company
Leon
Priester
M. C. Henderson
R. Dy
North East
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