Light primary in Warren County as 7000 eligible
Warren County voters face a light turnout in the looming primary with about 7000 eligible. Total county registration runs 20 51 with 13 894 Republicans and 6084 Democrats. 312 non partisan 149 prohibitionists and others are listed but may not vote in November. Candidates for the Republican judge nomination in Warren and Forest counties rely on last minute appeals to boost turnout.
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Warren
Sept
Warren County
Forest
Royal Oaks
Fall Feed Loans Now Available for Farmers
Z. J. Nealon, field supervisor for the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office, says loans for hay and feed are available to Erie County farmers. The program targets those lacking normal cash credit, with loans up to 400 dollars at four percent interest. Contact Nealon at Butler Post Office Building or write P O Box 454 Butler Pa for details.
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Z. J. Nealon
Farm Credit Administration
Erie County
Losis
Post
Butler
P.O
Rivers bill blasted as pork barrel idea
Clark told reporters the bill was "pork" and "putrid pork" and condemned its presentation of provisions already rejected by Congress or vetoed. He cited the St Lawrence waterway with a 20 million dollar American contribution, the Florida canal at 195 million, and the Tombigbee project at 69 million, arguing tying these ideas to meritorious projects aims to rally votes for pork barrel graft.
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Aumainnen
Clark
Congress
St. Lawrence Waterway
Florida
Tombigbee
Mis
Sissippi
Alabama
Missourian
Babson Sees Allied Victory Driven By Spirit Of Free Nations
Babson writes from Babson Park Mass predicting Allied victory in World War II. He cites Britain’s sea power China and Russia and the US industrial might as essential factors, emphasizing spiritual resolve of oppressed peoples and prayers rallying neutral nations to support freedom. He warns that prayers without action fail. Roger W Babson signs. Mrs Della B Stanton visits Erie as Democratic candidate for jury commissioner.
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Ditor Journal
Hitler
Brriain
British Empire
China
Russia
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Gestapo
Germn
Canner
Europe
Asia
Africa
Roger W. Babson
Della B. Stanton
Stanton
Hash Firth Street
Erie
Democratic Ladies Council of
Erie County
Lady Maccabees
Ladies of the Golden Engles
Protected Home Circle
Edith Cavell
Ladies’ Bowling Association of
Brie
Odd Health Ad Pokes Gas Relief in Oklahoma
Fragmentary ad copy urges readers to try a gas relief product from a drug store. The text mentions stomach upset and an elderly person claiming independence, with garbled phrases and misspellings from OCR. The readable parts indicate a promotional note for a remedy.
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Ising Adlertka
Two Warren Girls Injured in Auto Crash
Two Warren county girls, Alice Black 18 and Mary Pilon Lounsbury 17, were treated at Warren General Hospital for minor injuries after their car skidded on a slippery road near Lounsbury Corners and overturned early Saturday. They were transported by Clarence Jury to the hospital. The vehicle, owned by Harley Lounsbury, was driven by Miss Lounsbury with Miss Slack a passenger. the crash occurred around 3:30 a.m. on Web road as plans for the night changed.
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Harley Lounsbury
Freier
Miss Lounsbury
Violet
Brouchlo
Clarence Jury
Ti Wes
Miss Slack
Neeldeut
Corry Man Honored in New Archaeology Society Chapter
In Erie on Sept 8 thirty attend the first dinner meeting of Corry's Carplanters chapter of the Pennsylvania Society for Archaeology at the Washington Inn Waterford. Karl Morrison of Erie is elected president. Officers include Walter Peake of Corry as first vice president and D. D. Struna of Spartansburg as second vice president. Rolla McCray of Waterford as secretary-treasurer. Dr E Schaetfes of Harrisburg discusses archaeology. remarks by B S Carpenter and Wesley Bliss on excavation in Kingua Valley. Attendees include Ross Pier Wright of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission, J Elmer Reed historian, and Allyn S Wright of Erie Historical Society. Artifacts shown from Mill Village farms and Spartansburg area. Mound Builders Club represented by Paul Watermatt and Clair Van Cise.
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Erie
Carplanters
Pennsylvania Society For Archieology
Washington Tm
Waterford
Karl Morrison
Eris
Hel Group
Walter Peake
Corry
D. D. Strunahoo
Spartansburg
Rolla McCray
E Schaetfes
Hnisbure
B. 5
Carpenter Sid Wesley Bliss
Kingua Valley
Ross Pier Wright
Tw Pennsylvania Historical Commission
J. Elmer Reed
Allyn S. Wright
Erie County Historical Society
Wheeler Farms
Mill Village
D. C
D. C. Shunwhan
Mound Builders’ Club
Paul Watermatt
Clair van Cise
Four Divorces Filed in Erie County Court
Erin, Sept. 4 five divorce libels were filed in Erie county court Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Plaintiffs allege desertion. Names include Margaret Kasbee of Cambridge Springs versus Clifford Kasbee. Warren H. Kenne III versus Pearl Kenney. Michael McGath East 18th Street versus Margaret Matezak. William Henry Route 3 Waterford versus Grace Henry. Frank C. McGraw versus Margaret McGraw.
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Erin
Erie County Court
Mench Ease
Margaret Kasbee
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Clifford G. Kasbee
Main Street
Warren H. Kenne
17Th Street
Pearl Ken Vey
N. Park Row
Michael Mugat
Steet
Mar-garet Matezak
Detroit
Mich
William Henry
Waterford
Grace Henry
Union City
Prank C. McGraw
Marga
McGraw
Excavations Near Kinzua Yield Ancient Burial Clues
State archeologists probe near Sukar Run at Pearl Smith farm in INZUA, tracing Tidians linked to Mound builders and Troquois. Cremations and stone implements emerge as trenches reveal patterns possibly depicting birds or beasts, with the crew based in Corydon awaiting further results.
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Pearl Smith
Sukar Run
Bradford
Corydon
Pennsylvania
Crawford
Forest
Warren Counties
Polit Peninsular
Ohio
Allegheny Valley
Hunter's Station
Tlonests
West Hickory
Smith Fern
Milk price rise planned by Erie county producers
Erie September 8 milk price news reports a second boost within 45 days raising 3.6 bull fat milk to 3.04 per hundredweight from 2.80, with retailers debating a 13 to 14 cent retail jump on September 15. About 60 dealers face the higher cost and await state board and governor approval before making retail changes. meeting attended by 900 farmers from Erie County Cooperatives and producer groups.
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Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
MIE Contrel Board
Avis Hydaines
Glass Smith
Waterford
Erie County Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association
John Barney
Erie County Delayren’s League
Henry Mersh
Independent Milk Producers of
T. G. Fairwood
Bemis Held for Grand Jury in Larceny Charge
Ben Bemis, 22, of Clymer, is held for the grand jury by Justice Lester Straight in Fredonia on a grand larceny charge for unauthorized use of Frank Freaita’s truck. Police say he had been driving for Freaita and did not return, then was arrested in Coursville and brought to Fredonia. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was committed to county jail at Mayville.
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Sherman
Albert Bewis
Clymer
Grond
Justice of the Peace
Lester
Fredonia
Frank Frazite
Bemis
Froaila
Buteff
Previta
Coursville
Pra
Ridgway Home Hit by Lightning in Storm
Ridgway reports a lightning strike damaged Tevny Myers residence at 110 Powell Street. Roof damage and debris, downed branches, and street wash clogged sewers. No injuries reported as strong winds toppled trees and disrupted traffic.
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Ridgway
Tevny Myers
Powell Street
Vol
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Netlun
Two Pennsylvania judges named for Superior Court posts
Judge Charles E. Kenworthey of Philadelphia, 40, Republican candidate for the Superior Court, was appointed April 8 1941 by Gov Arthur H. James to fill the Parker vacancy. Kenworthey, a Penn Law alum, is noted as a leading Southeast attorney and longtime city civic figure. Judge William M. Parker of Oil City, also a Republican, was appointed December 11 1940 to fill the Barnes vacancy. Parker previously served on the Superior Court for nine years and the Common Pleas Court for seven, with degrees from Oil City High School Princeton and Grove City College.
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Charles E. Kenworthey
Philadelphia
Superior Court
Arthur TH. James
William M. Parker
Supreme Court
Kenworthey
Milford
Pike County
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Quaker City
Oil City
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Harty
Arthur H. James
Hl. Edgar H. Barnes
Parker
Common Pleas Court
Serve
Princeton University
Grove City College
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