Community groups plan annual picnic and meeting notices
The piece notes a forty annual picnic for the Central district with Raymond Manufacturing Co. mad news on a Monday meeting at Concord Community House. It also reports the Association of American Railroads traffic rise to 919 720 cars in a week, an accident at West Pleasant street and First Ave, thefts of garden hose and transformer hardware, a police probe into mischief by youths on Wright street, a postponed Horse show due to rain, and various local police and traffic updates in Wellsboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Railroads
Robret Kale
Hemwville
John Bricker
Bernville
Charles Ira Bindley
Bear Lake
West Pleasant Street
First Avene Pridsy
Bricker
Aviv~ Ing
Pleasant Street
Bindley
Hiroye
Ab Hn
Ward
Michief
Wright Street
East Main Street
Ross Mead
Flanigan
Sitly
Traffic light change will be costly to Erie
Erie faces expensive traffic light upgrades as the city contemplates raising the present 24 mills to fund mandated replacements. The plan would replace central island signals at four corners with new layouts, affecting about 400 lights citywide and costing upwards of 75 thousand dollars if sped next year. Mayor Barber and Highway officials differ over the mandatory action and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dicbts
Five Highway Department
Grinvey
Barberald Briday
Rillip
Inn Kives Me Siate
Nghway
Lieedly
Barter Je Hopefill
Hetz Co Sells Last Of Radiator Units
Hetz Company completes sale of final radiator units including Christensen Zaleneale and Ajax properties along Washington street and adjacent parcels. Negotiations with Corry Jamestown relate to acquiring part of the radiator land for an Ajax crane and track structure, enabling continued operation and community benefits from industrial property divestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetz CO
Christensen
Washington Street
Ajax
Ajax Ton Works
Corry-Jamestown Ein Eesa
450 Municipal Councils of Defense Organized So Far
In Harrisburg and across Pennsylvania the State Council of Defense reports rapid formation of about 450 Municipal Councils of Defense and 35 county wards. Citizens are urged to register for civil defense duties including air raid wardens and first aid. Training and alarm systems with Alpha Center centers and air raid wardens are being prepared statewide.
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Harrisburg
Spr
Witowehout
Pennsylvania
Tetenise
America
Connelly
State Council
Ralph 7. Sinn
Arthur H. James
State Concil of Defense
Fling
Pittsburgh
Trom Mitchell
State Council of Defense
Edgewood Arsenal
Red Cross
Councils of Defense
State Health Dept Urges Home Vegetable Canning
The Pennsylvania Department of Health urges housewives to increase home canning of beans peppers and tomatoes to ensure nutritious year round foods. Dr. A B Stewart notes canned vegetables bolster bodily resistance and curb rising food costs. Guidance covers pre cooking blanching and proper canning temperatures.
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Warrisburg
Pennsylvanis Department of Health
A. B. Stewart
Stewart
Health Department
Anna GePlanter Bowes
Lease worker electrocuted in pulling well Kane
Pay October? Sept? Kane, Pay, and Nea Ward, 80, of Kane, died when he contacted an electric wire during pulling a well at a Kane Petroleum Co. site. Ward, a Kane native and former Kane High football star, was working with A F Simmons, Allen Vynline, and Howard Ross. The crew was drilling a well near Coontown. Ward was rushed to King Summit hospital where he died. Ward’s death leaves him remembered as a popular local man. Shriners at Butler: thousands from western Pennsylvania gather for outdoor ceremonial.
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Bellow
Olean Petroleum Company
Ward
A. F. Simmons
Alien Vynline
Kane
Coontown
Howard Ross
Ware
Simmons
Vyntine
Kane High School
Run ‘High School
Tannery bulletins outline approved corn practice
The department issued bulletins describing approved practices in the tanning of corn and to mistoes.
Soldiers aid in picking fruit at Port Niagara
Two hundred soldiers from Fort Niagara assisted in the Niagara County fruit harvest amid a labor shortage. Farmers must call the fort for men, provide meals, and return them by 8 pm. About 350 soldiers will be available daily at regular picker wages.
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Associated Press
Fort Niagara
Port Niagara
Niagara County Farm Bureau
Fort
Orchestra Leader Confesses Attacks Linked to Slaying Case
Centre County sources state orchestra leader Vonumen from Hage or Rachel Taylor and Tay Gales a clerk living near Bellefonte faced life terms for a slaying. The Taylor murder remains unsolved. Officials questioned in connection with 16 area street attacks, with three in State College and two in Bellefonte. District Attorney Gettig met with Major Keller and Sheriff Miller at Lock Haven jail as investigators pursue the case.
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Vonumen
Hage
Rachel Taylor
Penn State
Tay Gales
Spook Hollow
Bellefonte
Richard Miltinder
Miss Gales
Taylor
Major Keller
Gettigat
Weller
State College
Sneak Howard
Grenoble
Geltig
Edward R. Miller
Centre County
Lock Haven
Keller
John Punck
8. S. Mollenkoff
Charles J. Hanna
R. Parsons
James Griffiths
Nippet
Geilig
Market Roundup Pittsburgh and Buffalo Livestock Prices
Market notes from Pittsburgh show light demand for produce with apples listed at about steady and a range of prices for various varieties. Potatoes and other staples quoted. New Jersey Chippewas and Idaho Russel Bur banks cited. Buffalo market reports include hogs steady, cattle active with higher early week quotes, beef cows mixed, sheep and lamb values noted, and by Associated Press pricing across regions. New York stock market activity described as a mild recovery with mixed closing quotations and notable large blocks of low-priced issues.
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Pittsburgh
Virginia McIntosh
New Jersey
Idaho
Long Island Chippewas
Cobblers
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
WN. C
Goold
Choice
OWL
Associated Prom
New York
American Can
American Smelters
National Dairy
New York Central Northern Paciific
Paramount
Penna RR Penney
Hrindio St. Socany
Studebaker
Texan
WSS Centeestercesseneyie
United Garp
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ise Cere
Youngstown
Corn Aera Supply
Cities Service
Soul Penn Ol
Heavyweight bout signs big title fight on hold
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a heavy weight bout and a signed challenger. Mentions 210 pounds, 16 rounds, and references to opponents, bets, and a club scene. No coherent event details or clear dates or places emerge from the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gud Challen
Bates
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Panitia
Syed Abies
Raymond Manfacturing
Farnitteg
Laake
L. Rodgers
Fitie Orle-Crawford
Golden Mule Gmk
Concord
Bouse
Henry Johnson
J.T. Snyder Construction Company
Far Grounds
Rouse~ Vuelt, Highway Association
Penn-Wells
Wellsboro
Harley Drake
Chester H. Kibbey
RD. 2
Turker
Youngville
Stanley H. Nichols
Warren
Lve
Mead Park
William A Walker
Warren Times Millar
Dun & Bradstreet
West Main Girret
Walter Poster
R. D
Smberg
Lughers
Wwenre Atce
Yiye
Vanity Fairhy
Thackeray
Switzerland
Atier le Ball
Potomac
Hepp
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Long Island
Annes
Marvel Bread
Jane Parker Cakes
Peaches Cinema
Dexo
Tomaly
Seth
Neal E. Ward
Butler
Lysia Shrine
Sterling
Crystal Tee & Coal Co
Auto Body Repair Collision Service
Wiggers Auto Body Hospital
Dial
Ray Powers
West Bend St
Claiga
Marion Street
After & P
Corry
Care Journal
Berkeley Equipment Co
Prine Pickers
George Shultz
Shadduck Road
North Fast
Charles Seelord
Anteed
A. J. Alkens
North East
Avenu
Alvin G
Bennink
Clymer
R, H. Keller
Pacoca
South Center Street
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Congress St
Ats
Spenger's Cash Mills
Brigham Hardwire Co
Doane
Mazin
Boy
Vance
Braley’s Antiques
Center St
Aero
Essex St. Btn
Church
Third Ave
Sthaes
Washington
W. Hnownten
Wright
Hale
South Haven
Milton
Bartlett
Westfield
N.Y
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
Fordson
Clymer Lumber. CO
N. Y
Ata
New Hough
Spring Creek
Electsfoy
Houls
Kenneth Pitt
J i
Sparta
Beautiful Brook
Ing King Bowen
Sartans Burg
Britton Run
Wy. B. Minton
Spartansburg
U.S. Route 77
Lady Killer
Byler
Nebu Hujer Spo
Sturm
Altbous
All Brooks
Boston Lyn
Hardle
Toledo- Trom
Trent Gami
Pla
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