Dairymen Back Cost-Plus Milk Pricing Plan
More than 100 dairymen from three states backed a cost plus profit formula for pricing Class I-A milk in the New York milkshed. The proposal, 23 cents a hundredweight over production costs, was endorsed at a special meeting in Utica. Vermont and Pennsylvania backed requests for higher Class 1A prices for November and December, while departments seek a unified producer price for the state milkshed. The plan aims to boost returns as public hearings and state fixes shape pricing.
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Utica
N. Y
New York
Varmont
Pennsylvania
Albany
Benefit Bingo Yields 350 Realized at Corry Hospital Fundraiser
A capacity crowd of 300 attended the Ladies Auxiliary benefit bingo at St. Edward's Hall. Proceeds totaled 350 to aid Cory Memorial Hospital. Prizes included an electric clock, groceries, cash and door prizes. Organizers thanked Rev. Graves and Ted Gistz for support.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Hospital
St. Edward's Hall
Cory Memoriall Hospital
Jerome F. Needhamy
Vennis Follet
S. J. Pred Kinley
Puxiliary
Albertha Himrod
Heiman
Alfred H. Peck
Simmon
Robert Hunt
James O'Brien
Clifford Custer
Jean Splesman
Sybil Sheldon
Harold Hill
W. A. Steen
Geraldine Sullivan
Wamtnary
Francis J Graves
Ted Gistz
C E S Bridge Party Date Extended
Mis a ve wucitran chairman announces that the Order of the Eastern Star telephone bridge party originally ending today is extended through Saturday. Public invited to participate in contest, vontendt and auction bridge and 500. Mrs Reade Langhurst and Mrs Cochran co chair. Scores due by Monday. Merchants donated items for prizes including pads, hose, hats, baked goods, and lotions from local shops.
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Mis
Eastern Star Telephone
Reade Langhurst
Cochran
Langhurst
Stewart Colgene
Sen
Fairview PTA Plans Amateur Show At High School
The Fairview School PTA met at room 4 to hear about the state PTA convention in Philadelphia. President Marion Jaggs announced 4 members in the PTA and praised the new member winner. A November amateur show is planned at Corry Senior High Auditorium with Mrs. Russell Cassett chairing and mothers serving pumpkin pie and ten. Next meeting set for November 17.
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Fairview P. TA
Fairview School
P.T. A
Mildred Dentor
PT. A. Council
P. TA
Philadelphia
J B. Cogan
Marion Jaggs
Helen Brown
PTA
Corry Senior High School
Russell Cassett
Cogan
Legion Auxiliary Officer Installation Tomorrow
Officers of the Lames Auxiliary of the Elmer C Carrier American Legion Post will be installed Saturday evening at eight o clock at the Legion Home. Mune dese Julianate of Erie Western Pennsylvania director will be the installing officer with guests. Following installation a social period and refreshments will be enjoyed. Final plans were made at last night’s Legion Home meeting with President Miss Eleanor Kovach in the chair. The group also discussed plans for a card party Thursday evening October 27 at the home. public invited. Reservations may be made with Mrs John Houghtling or by calling the Legion Home. Tickets will be sold at the door. Poppy Day sale November 4th and 5th with poppies for sale Friday and Saturday all day from 4 to 8 p m. Mrs Harry Burrone chairman. November 11th next meeting with dinner for auxiliary members Legion members and Ane Anderson Post No 925 members in observance of Armistice Day. Mrs Ivan Smith won the evening’s award and jello salad clipcakes and coffee were served. Mrs Burton chairman Mrs Fred Hisenel and Mrs Joseph Myers.
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Lames
Elmer C. Carrier American Legion Post
Saburday
Legion
Julliante
Erie
Western Pennsylvania
Home Ith
Eleanor Kovach
John Houghtling
Harry Burrone
Ane Anderson Post No
Alice Day
Ivan Smith
Burton
Fred Hisenel
Joseph Myers
Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed This Week
Rebekah Lodge No. 140 installed officers for a six month term with Naomi Clute district deputy president presiding from Waterford. Officers included Arthur Barton noble grand Reynold Hamilton chaplain John One recording secretary Harvey Loveland financial secretary Hel Matthews recording financial secretary Carl Millepaw musician Blof Dahl warelen Glenn Gates conductor Lydia Jukes inside guardian J B Clark outside guardian Fred Hoenes right support to the noble grand Fred Mixer left support Howard Loveland night support to the advisor Maude Keere left support to the advisor. Fall flowers decorates the room. visitors from Spartansburg Titusville and Lakwood attended, with pumpkin pie and coffee served.
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Rebekah Lodge
Naomi Clute
Waterford
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No
Arthur GC. Barton
W. F. Thiessett
Reynold Hamilton
Johnn One
Harvey Loveland
Hel Matthews
Carl Millepaw
Blof Dahl
Glenn Gates
Lydia Jukes
Outside Guardian
J. B. Clark
Inside Guardian
Fred ©. Hoenes
Noble Grand
Fred Mixer
Howard Loveland
Maude Keere
Frederick Beall
Spartansburg
Titusville
Lalkewood
Nation's First Woman Nominated for Federal Judge
Mrs Burnlia Shelton Matthews of 5 Washington is the first woman nominated for a federal district judgeship. She is pictured leaving George Washington Hospital after treatment for a broken wrist. International coverage notes the historic nomination event and her recovery.
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Burnlia Shelton Matthews
Washington
George Washington Hospital
W. O. T. M Plans Halloween Party and Fundraiser
Members of the Women of the Moose held a business meeting at North Center Street rooms with Mrs. Leland Wilcox as chair. A Halloween party is set for October 28 with Dancing and refreshments, plus an Ottoman prize drawing on December 1.
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Hallowe'en
Women of the Moose
North Center Street
Leland Wilcox Wats
Maase
Manse
Public Invited To Turkey Dinner At Local Church
The public is invited to a turkey dinner at the Loltsville Methods Church on Wednesday October 2 with hours from 5 to 7 20 p m. Turkey and all the trimmings will be served. Reservations should be made with Mrs Emery Votan of Bear Lele before Monday.
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Emery Votan
Bear Lele
Women's Relief Corps No 49 meeting notes and plans
Members and guests attended the Women’s Relief Corps No 49 J J Andrews Pat Auxiliary meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. A Halloween dinner, a decorated birthday cake, and birthday honors for Mrs Katherine McLaughlin were noted. Plans included a district convention in Meadville on October 26 and a Halloween party at Rosa Westley’s home.
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Women's Relief Corps No
J. Andrews
Pat
Tyree
Haupin
Katherine McLaughlin
Oil City
Plarence Hoover
Cepartment
Stafford
New Castle
M Marengo
Meadville
K. D. Brown
McLanguity
Henry Hill
Hallowe't
Wourth Street
Rosa Westley
Lyth
Henry Bats
Ralph Gattis
Manley Rubblne
Bert Weldeh
Merle Long
Kmnst
William Dinefelder
Willian Hawnes
Georgy Hurlburt
Mabel “Halfast
Wheelock Aid Met On Halloween Theme Dinner
The Wheelock Community Art Society met with Mrs Louis Cook for an all lay nicotine gathering yesterday. Members and guest Mrs By ton Hodge of Blain enjoyed a chicken dinner. Hallowe'en decor adorned the table. Devotions by Mrs Frank Harvey, prayer by Mrs Leon VanTassel. Mrs Leo fand and Cousseus led business. Plans set to meet November 3 at 10:80 am with an oyster dinner. Quilting to be the day’s work.
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Wieetock Community Art Society
Louis Cook
Ton Hodge
Blain
Frank Harvey
Leon
VanTassel
Vicw
Leo Fand Cousseus
New Federal Law Targets Cigarette Bootleggers
Harrisburg dispatch reports a new federal rule requires out of state cigarette shipments to be tracked. the State Revenue Department will shut off the first major untaxed cigarette pipeline. Officials predict tax revenue gains from closing leakage could run into thousands of dollars, while penalties rise for possession and transport of contraband cigarettes.
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Harrisburg
Penyi
Sylvane Tay Son
Trova
Clute
Shippie
VO Tinta Ned Rigaverites
Pennsyl Train Derailment Near Harrisburg
A Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed while leaving Harrisburg today after being sideswiped by a locomotive. No injuries were reported though 49 passengers were awakened. several slept in their berths.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Promote Kidney Action
An old health ad claims kidney fatigue causes backache and dizziness and that Thompson's Borsoma Tablets stimulate urinary secretions for quick relief. It touts 60¢ price at druggists and recommends Golden Lax Tablets at 25¢ for constipation.
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Thompson
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