Paragraf rally and theater notes at Waterford
A fragment filled page lists events from a Democratic Progressive Club rally in Waterford to theater notices at the Rex Theatre, plus a farm tractor handbook by the B F Goodrich Company. It also notes radio broadcasts, police and veterans meetings, a Pope Pius XI message, and local civic notices.
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B. F. Goodrich Company
Aikron
Vatican
Pope Pius XI
Highway Dept Busy With Black Top Patching
Highway department maintenance forces in the city have been busy repairing several nearly black-top roads. Patching of the Lindsey Hollow and Concord Ridge roads is near completion and these stretches are being placed in fine condition for fall and winter. WPA road crews are finishing from Kinney's to Five Corners and moving west of Beaverdam toward Lyons Corners.
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Highway Department Manintenance
Lindsey Hollow
Concord Ridge
Roosevelt Highway
Beaverdam-High
Warner's Corners
Beaverdam-Kinney's Corners
Wipa Road Building
Stretth
Beaverdam
Lyons’Corners
WPA
Kinney’s
Five Corners
Beaverdam-Wattsburg
Mrs Muriel J Ryan Repeats As County Head Of W C P A
Four Erie County W C P A officers were re elected for a second term at the 54th annual convention in Br ie on Sept 11. The gathering at Wayne Street M E church drew 40 delegates and over 8 000 visitors. Mrs Muriel J Ryan will again be president with Hi Lee Mudge Bainboro as vice president Mrs Carl Johnson as corresponding secretary and Mrs Parker Yaple as treasurer Mrs C W Wright became recording secretary Nomination and election followed with state president Mrs Bila Black presiding.
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BRIE
Erie County
Wayne Street
M. E
Muriel J. Ryan
Lee Mudge
Bainboro
Carl Johnson
Parker Yaple
C. W. Wright
Bila B. Black
Beaverdale
North East High Eleven Opens Season Tomorrow
Goodh East grid team starts their season tomorrow afternoon at 3 36 against Academy Reserves at North East. Tentative North East lineup includes Croot San Fillipo Heiden C Marana Cook Schutz Furness Carnahan in line and Malta Bowen Greeman Reid Little in backfield. Line averages 155 and backfield 143.
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Goodh East
Academy
North East
Northast
Croot
Sanfillipo
Heiden
C. Marana
Cook
Schutz
Furness
Carnahan
Jine
Malta
Bowen
Greeman
Reid
Little
Highway Patrol School Boosts Efficiency for 198 Men
Harrisburg reports a three week refresher course for 198 patrolmen from 575 seeks to raise efficiency and merit based promotions. Capt Charles H Quarles says the program stresses superior work and will help spread knowledge to other patrolmen. Training covered academics traffic laws and military close order drills at Valley Forge Academy. The program will reopen next week with 40 of the 100 men to begin further instruction.
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Potter United Press
Harrisburg
Charles H. Quarles
Quarles
Highway Patrol School
R. J. Scott
Baker
Hutton
Reynolds
Valley Forge Military Academy
Highway Patrol
Farmers urged to complete conservation practices
HH Maton, chairman of the Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee, tells farmers that the time will soon be ripe for filing the compliance work and urges those unsure of approved practices to contact the assisting person or visit the Agricultural Conservation Office at Room 42, Security Peoples Bank Building, Erie. Only officially approved practices can be used for soil building allowances.
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HH. Maton
Erie County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Mxie County
Agricultural Conservation
Security Peoples Bank
Erie
Strike Endangers Hookless Factory Operations in MD
On September 11 a strike by 1150 to 200 workers in Hookless Pastener Company's separation department prompted warnings of a plantwide action affecting about 1500 workers out of 3000. The day’s disruption ended temporarily as negotiators adjusted piece rate wagers to resume work.
Recruits to Fill 50 Spots From 30000 Applicants
Captain Quarles to pick 50 recruits Monday from a pool of nearly 30 000 applicants for a regular training course. About 25 of the 50 are expected to pass the videos and be enrolled in the patrol program.
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Quarles
Corn Cutting Under Way On Nearby Farms Report
Warmers ate busy with the use Any Of their corn a Tunge crop at which will be harvested in this locality. The drought stunted growth in many sections yet weather here was generally satisfactory and a good sized crop is being cut though acreage was reduced. Potatoes progressing promisingly with good size and quality noted. Damp weather in late August hampered threshing. Some oats benefited from early cutting and improved weather. Crops fared well after late summer. Ernest Brockman, recently discharged from Corry Hospital, returned home on West Main Street.
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Wayne Township
First Snow Graces South Africa in 90 Years
United Press reports snow fell in ports of South Africa for the first time in 90 years. Light blankets touched Springbok Mats and cities including Johannesburg, Reitz, Jani Fort, Newcastle, and Dundee. Nylestroom recorded 42 degrees as a contrast to yesterday’s normal heat.
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United Press
Cape Town
South Africa
Trangvaal
Johannesburg
Reitz
Janifort
Newcastle
Dundee
Nylestroom
Chautauqua Contests to Draw Many Voters
In Mayville on Sept 14, voters will decide three key offices in a primary. Incumbents Wile Yates Miller for county clerk and Daniel A. Reed for Congress face challenges from A Laura Lindros and Clive Barnes respectively. A four man sheriff contest includes Roy Chadwick Walter Christopherson Ernest Danielson and Axel Levin. Gas used against rabbits in London to curb crop damage reported.
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Mayville
Conesta
Chautauqua
Wile Yates Miller
Congress
Roy Chadwick
Walter §. Christopherson
Jamestown
Ernest L. Danielson
Prewsbure
Axel Levin
Bust
Wayne Appeals Now Considered in Erie Court
Judge Willum E Hire of Erie will personally view numerous properties this week as the first step in disposing of about 240 appeals from Wayne township property owners tied to the county 1st triennial assessment. The appeals, filed by township and school officials nearly two years ago, seek reducing the current valuation from 447 080 to 279 407. The hearing, joined by County Solicitor Iscob Held and attorney Harold Mook, could stretch over several days.
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Willum E. Hire
Erie
Wrens
Wayne Township
Hitt
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Portland
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Branklin
State Highway Patrol
Killian
Warren
Maesonie
Pennsylvania
Wanango Country Club
Reno
Veterans’ Association, Buffalo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pythian Temple
Buffalo
Howard
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KDICA
Pittsburgh
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Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Ollywood
East
Quality Cash
North Center Street
Spring Creek
Northwestern Pennsylvania Council of
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Auzculary
William G. Crosby
Rie
Manley
W. Crosby
Meadow Road
Public Service Commission
Highway Department
Tidioute
Warren County
State Highway Department
Warren van Dyke
Joan R. Haswell
Pennsylvania Astaate College
Toviay
M. J. Ryan
W.C
North East High Eleven
International
Ford
Chevrolet
Loblaw’s
Sores
Calas
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry, Penn
Suromer
Ernest Brockman
Corry Hospital
West Main Street
London
Vrops
Herford
Wayne
Erie Court
HA. Oviatt
Ber Lato
City
WARDS
ST Aa Rcs
Coats
Gos
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