Fall Halloween News and Community Notices
A collage of local items: Halloween events at the Phalanx Club and City Park with police supervision, a Republican rally featuring Hamilton Fish Jr in Mennville, all Saints Day services at St Elizabeth's and St Thomas, and updates on inspections and small game licenses. Also reported are a price increase filing for a mill used in faid cream with the Dairymen's League Coop and a burn injury to Graig Moore from hot coffee.
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Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Mill Control Boards
New York
New Jersey
Claus
St Elizabeth's
St. Thomas
Farm Show to Be Record Breaker
Harrisburg October 31 The sixth annual Pennsylvania farm show in January 2024 is expected to set records with 90 percent of space contracted by commercial exhibitors Director Howard G Disaman said the premium list offers 7000 cash awards totaling 37954 to 15000 former contestants and farm organizations Early indications show over 25 agricultural and horticultural organizations will hold annual meetings at the farm show building during the exhibition period.
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United Arena
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Howard
G. Disaman
Hisaman
Arly
Catholic Daughters Hold Card Party Event
A large group of Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters members and friends enjoyed a card party after the regular meeting in K of C rooms. Contracts and auction bridge were played with honors going to Mrs. A. E. Griswold and Mrs. M. J. Berry. Nellie Titus received a special prize. The committee served sandwiches, cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
A. E. Griswold
M. J. Berry
Nellie
Titus
P. G. Wood
Morrell
W. H. Wills
A. F. Carlburg
Farm product prices rise to October high since 1980
Harrisburg reports farm product prices continued upward in the past month across Pennsylvania reaching the October peak since 1980. Wheat rose 13 cents per bushel, veal calves gained 40 cents per hundred, and eggs increased 2.5 cents a dozen with oats barley rye sheep lambs milk cows and turkeys also higher. Buckwheat apples hay beef cattle horses and mules fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Neeve
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dr Carmon Ross Addresses College Women Club
Dr Carmon Ross president of Edinboro State Teachers College spoke to the College Women's Club at their regular meeting hosted by Attorney and Mrs Walter Peake. Fifteen members and three guests attended. After business, Ross discussed who is the educated person, followed by a social dessert period. Later items note a 1050 dollar offer for knickers rejected by Tyrolene heirloom owner.
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Carmon Ross
Edinboro State
Browns Oppose PWA Grant for New School Building
At a Corry meeting the board debated accepting a federal grant and loan to replace the Hatch building and construct a new school. Proponents including Hillstrom Lambing and Brown praised tax effort and job gains, while Barnes Patterson opposed citing district debt and taxpayer burden. A follow up session is set for Friday at 7:80.
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Euagwes Serum Ems
Calleaporay
Brown
Irs
Barnes
Corry
Patterson
Snes
Hillstrom
Bullang
Hatch
Bennett
Lambing
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Hallowe'en
Graig
M. Edward Moore
Pranklin Street
Ralph H. Smith
Pittsburgh
Common Pleas Court
Allegheny County
Erie
Hotel Corry
Hal
the Board of Education
State Department of Agriculture
Miss McCalmont
E. C. Barnes
American Home and Citizenship Department
Northwest
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Foreat and
Warren County Federation of Women's Clubs
Tieneat, Pa
Phalanx Club
Boy Scouts
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Mennville
State Bureau of Markets
BIG Dyn
Eee Ictr
Magnesia
Epsom Salt Bonent
Condra’s Pharmacy
London
PWA
Cherry Valley
Loblaw's
High Park Coffee
Totley
Gorton
Vermont
Duff
Hershey
Underwood
Stokely's Finest Foods
BIG Savings
America
Stolely
Stokely
All West
New New York
Stokely’s
Stokely's
Stokely’s Finest
Omare
Reaay
Sian
Jersey
Florida
California
Re Rolasis
Babbitt
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