Warning Against Tonsillectomies During Polio Outbreak
Harrisburg reports show 328 suspected polio cases across 48 counties with 11 new infections including York county. Health officials note the outbreak wanes but urge postponing tonsillectomies as experts warn the throat could carry the polio virus, citing Cleveland cases and a Philadelphia physician.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Tdal
Pennsylvania
York County
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Gill
J. Moore Campbell
Bureau of Health Conservation
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association Journal
Cleveland
Union City Man Survives Waterford Road Crash
Leelie Miller of Tivlon City escaped injury after his car rolled over seven miles south of Union City on Waterford road when a hit and run vehicle struck him while he passed a stopped Summit Township school bus. Police search for the fleeing driver.
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Leelie Miller
Tivlon City
Byer
Waterford Road
Pennsylvania
Miller
Summit Township
Retiring Methodist Minister Honored in Farewell Service
Dr. Jas. A. Lyons pastor of the First Methodist Church near his birthplace closed a ministerial career of four decades with a farewell sermon titled Sum- Wing Up. A reception followed sponsored by the Junior Leagues. Rev. A. S. Wilson of the Presbyterian Church voiced the congregation’s sentiments as Lyons was presented with a gift tablet for the last church he served.
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UG Suis
Jasph A. Lyons
First Methodist Church
AS. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Lyons
Bradford Receives 3000 for Bridge Repair Plan
City council approved the first reading of an ordinance appropriating 3000 dollars for bridge work on the Drvss Street structure. Engineer J Henry Quirk outlined needed steel segments and floor support to ensure strength. Construction may be delayed by difficulty obtaining material due to the defense program.
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Hepwir
Drvss Street
Zoon
Efty Soupers
Oly
J. Henry
Atty
Welcome planned for Clymer teachers and Legion elections
Clymer teachers to be welcomed with a community program September 1 at 8 in the Central school auditorium. The Dameol Jones American Legion post elected officers for the year: Ton as commander, Spitzer and Rhebergen as vice commanders, Benninik as 3rd vice commander, Wallace as adjutant, Legters as quartermaster, Bridges as chaplain, Rhebergen as sergeant at arms. Installation set for October 13 by County Commander Page.
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Christina Renskers
Flore Eshelman
Meadville
Gerritt Timmer
Harold Legsters
Maurice Tyson
Harrison Beckerink
Rochester
Tyre
N.X
Central School
Clymer Central School
Dameol-Jones
American Legion
Blaine Wallace
Gilbert J. Ton
E. Spitzer
William Rhebergen
Hermey Benninik
Blaine J. Wallace
Leon Legters
Clayton T. Bridges
Clarence Rhebergen
Page
Gilbert ‘Ten
Harry TenHaken
Harold ‘TenHaten
Hubert Kooman
Swallison
Sugar Grove
Clymer
Alfred Newhouse
Thornton Newhouse
Ithaca
Cornell University
Ladies Mission
Ald Boaiety
Garret Willink
Delbert King
King
Army Exam Schedule At Erie Armory For Seven Counties
Selectees from seven northwestern Pennsylvania counties will undergo physical examinations at the Erie Armory from September 23 to 26. The effort, described as the heaviest load in the station’s history, could rise further due to infantile paralysis disruptions. Local boards will boost quotas by ten percent where polio bans do not apply. County allocations include 205 men from Byesville areas split across ward exams on Sept 24 to 26, with Crawford Elk counties contributing 174, and Forest McKean Mercer Venango Warren counties scheduled for Sept 23 to 26.
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Erie
Noridwesiern
Pennssvania
United States Examination Center
Armory
16Th and
Parade Streets
Selective Service
Harrisburg
Byle County
Erie County
Crawford and
Elk Counties
Forest and McKean
Mercer
Venango
Warren
Methodist Fall Conference Notes and Local Services
Afternoon session outlines the Meadville Methodist fall conference with no preaching, Reformed Church morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Gerrit Timmer and Sunday school at 12 with instruction by Murner C. at 30 0. Miss Vivian King leads Christ Calls Us To Loyalty. Evening service at 7 30 with Senior C E at 6 45. Topic Help for Everyday Tasks led by Miss Jean Schreurs. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1 35. Young Men's Bible class Tuesday evening at ... in the church.
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Toming
Anna Neckers
Maynard King
Gurlton King
Timmer
General Synod
St Holland
Mich
8. C. Ton
Edgar ‘Téculver
Gilbert J. Ton
Rebekah Lodge
Arthur Wassink
Cena Wassink
Gibbsville
Cedar Grove
Wis
C. E
Bull Moose
Gilbert Schruers
Lucy Wiggers
Robert Legters
Doris Howles
Doris Ruslink
Evelyn Rinebergen
Vernon Meerdinte
Thornton Newhouse
Gordon Newhouse
Morris Legters
William Carlisch
Clarence Spitzer, Jr
Donald Spitzer
Ralph Webster
Buffalo
Jennie Webster
Neckers Company
Baking Companies
Neck
Avs
Cory
North East
Jamestown
Findley Lake
Panama
Mrs. Neckers
Claire Heltzenrater
Port Mortis
N. J
W. C. Ross
Ralph Windley
Meadville
The
Methodist Church
Reformed Church
Gerrit Timmer
Murner C
Christ
Vivan King
Tonle
Jean Sehruers
Dairymen to Act Tonight on New Milk Amendment
Dairymen of Corry and vicinity meet at Green Hall at 4 to vote on Amendment No 3 of Federal Order No 27. Ballots have been mailed to about 59 784 dairy farmers in six states of the New York milk shed with a deadline of September 13. The amendment boosts fluid milk prices and restores the escalator clause, aiming to be in effect by September 20 pending timely ballot return.
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Corry
Gree Hall
New
Cladakis
Clilakis
County denounces state over traffic hazards on West 12th Street
Erie officials condemn the state highway department for failure to address dangerous intersections on West 12th Street after a recent fatality. County Engineer Major William H. Supplee warns more accidents are likely without action and recalls a near-miss incident months earlier.
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Erie
States Highway Department
West 12Th Steels
Willtam H. Supplee
Highway Department
Supplee
West 12Th Street
Dairy price trend shows steady rise through mid year
Prices moved from $2.20 to $2.40 in June, $2.65 in July, and $2.83 in August. The proposed increase would push the aid mile price above $3.00 for the first time since 1930.
Aero Supply Tops Airmail Pickup With 58 Shipments
All-American Aviation Company reports Aero Supply manufacturing as a leading user of the new airmail pickup system. V Lethman says 58 packages weighing 629 pounds were shipped in August from the Corry plant to eastern and Pacific coast points, the heaviest month yet. Traffic Manager Skills of All-American notes Aero Supply as the biggest industry patron of western Pennsylvania for the service. He forecasts further months may exceed August’s record.
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Avro Supply Manufacturing Company
Ts Pneug Cony
All-American Aviation Company
Une Eryce
Fourth Ward
V. Lethman
Aero Supply Today
Corry
PAYS BACK WAGES AS ORDERED WITH HEFTY PENNIES
A federal wage and hour order required Phil Warner to pay Tavernes back wages. Tavernes, a former bookkeeper, collected 39242 pennies totaling about 210 pounds, prompting a reaction as he carried the heavy payment home.
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Ross Tavernes
East Springfield
Bay
Phil Warner
Tavernes
Vatter
Warner
Oil City weighs snow removal gear for winter
City council hears a report on expenses for next months to fund snow loading equipment. Councilman Holmes R. Grosby urges low cost gear to clear streets in business district and discusses possible continued use of grading machines with hand labor to load snow and ice for disposal.
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Oil City
Holmes R. Grosby
City Cenuel
Corncilman Crosby
Uute
Suel
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Gilbert J. Ton Namad
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Grange Hall
Raps
Hunters! Get Your Guns Weekly Payments Mills News and Sport Store
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Corry Industry
Ardar Department
Eddy Prid
Mike
Brooks Bros. & Smith
Crawford County
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Esso
East Main St
Corry, Pa
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Buick
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