Pennsylvania farm column forecasts apple and vegetable yields
An Associated Press report from Morrisburg notes orchardists expect Pennsylvania apples to yield about 5910000 bushels, above last year, with general quality improving despite drought. National figures project apples near 128million bushels, while tomatoes and celery show mixed prospects across counties. News covers hail damage, rains aiding crops, and farm activity including milk and egg production in the state.
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Associated Press
Morrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Ron
Erie
Lebanon
Shemers
Sehaylifl
Gabon
Upper Dauphin
Tioga County
Chlorinating machine installed in Rauieville water system
Installation of a chlorinating machine to Rauieville borough purifies the water supply and declares it safe. Residents were advised to boil water during earlier trouble. the area affected includes Blided Rinisevilte school and nearby districts with possible Monday delays.
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Rauieville
Borgnuh
Wachire
Quick-Witted Clerk Foils Two Bandits
Sept. 17 a bold attempted holdup at Wee Metropoliten Like T Combety branch by two gunmen. A swift clerk slammed a vault door and alerted Witxloar, thwarting the robbery. The bandits fled empty handed as officers pursued them.
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Freemerson
Sprigagelehta
Witton Elerie
Wee Metropoliten
Winiitier
Two Sentenced at Mayville in Kidnaping Case
Mayville court records show Thomas Mf Thantel 44 and Pearl Thomas 46 were sentenced by Special County Judge John K. Patterson for kidnapping their two daughters from St Mary's Home Dunkirk. Mrs Thomas to State Training School at Albion and Thomas to Monroe County penitentiary for a year.
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Mayville
Sept
Thantel ‘Thomas
Pearl Thomas
Swan Street
Buffalo
Conyieter
Mary
Dunkirk
Kane
Special
John K. Patterson
Thomas
Aluton
Monroe County
Elmer Marsh
Cassacinen
Soniner
Avon
Dukirk
Thomas Snyder
Lecter Snyder
Mortly Miller
Robert Tyler
Floyd Tyler
Willard W. Cass
Lawrence Glad
Jamestown
Warren Johnso
John Currie
Warren
Attica State
Damage Action Filed Over Truck Crash Death
In Erie on Sept 17 Prorence Atlessie of North East filed a $25,000 damage action seeking compensation for the death of her husband Lewis in a truck crash last June 10 on Buffalo road near Worth East. Defendants include Mira Nori East Teo Pulester R D 5 North East driver M Henderson owner Lyona Transportation Eric owner of the tractor. Alessi, who was returning from General Electric Car work, was killed in the collision. Attorney Timothy J. Mahoney represents the plaintiff and three children.
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Erie
Atlessie
North East
Grip
Lewis
Mira Nori
Teo Pulester
M. ©. Henderson
Lyona Transportation Company
Eric
Allescie
Buffalo Road
Worth East
Allessie
General Electric
Alessi
Dre
Timothy J. Mahoney
Plaintimes
Nazis Driven Back on Central Front Fight Report
Reported gains for Soviet defenders describe heavy losses for German forces on the central front. The second communique notes 60 German tanks destroyed or captured in the retreating sector with continued engagements along the line. British plans in North Africa stir talk of a new offensive aided by American air and armor, with expectations of action near Libya by early October.
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Faye Cnetalons
Leningrad
Spi
London
Britain
North’ African
Boiline
Libya
Claude J. & Auchinfeck
Clymer Teachers Feted Class of 1939 in Annual Reunion
The 49 graduates of the Clymer Central School Class of 1939 were feted at a reunion with Miss Doris Raus ink and Mr. Miller among attendees. A scavenger hunt and moving pictures entertained, followed by coffee, pancakes and sausage. The PTA hosted a welcome program with Rev. Timmer leading singing, and officers were elected. Community rooms buzzed with upcoming meetings, church services, and social notes as local families shared birthdays and visits.
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Doris Rausink
W. G. Miller
Francis Whitcher
Nocti
Dorothy Beckerink
Russell Damcott
Laralyn King
James Kolstee
Predarek Rhebergen
Maxine Wallace Cadi
Anna Miller
Mies Caralyning
PTA
Clymer Central School
Walter Schraers
Jean Schraers
Leo McCann
James Gravink
Reformed Church
Gerrit Timmer
Duries CE
Carolyn Tie Culyer
Topie
Gevit Timmer
Frayer
Tople
Young Ladies Mission Band
Gorrie Timmer
Qu Serly
Resels Todge
Toow Hall
Nellie Queersfeld
Hoble Grund
Birhhdays
Ellen Bennink
Ayis Crist
Nellie Meachan
Nellie Queereveld
Hazel Smitfy
Arthur Schermerhorn
John Skepy
Whippe
Wiggers House
Maple Avenue
A. M. Alday
Bail Tewinkie
J. KK
Whippo
John Skeps
Clifford Grist
R. Ny
W. A. C. Hospital
Jamestown
Howard Hants
Cambridge Springs
Lester Hanks
James Hanks
Harold Scout
Corry
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bradford
Harry Schermerhorn
Jimmy
Ripley
Claude Geertson
Julius Erickson
N. ¥. Elliott
Nat
Stephen
Mayville
Chris
Christenson
George
Lyle Compton
Judith
Alfred Newhouse
Gordon
York
R. A. Thompson
Delbert King
Gerald King
Thompson
Robert Legteis
Doris Ruslin
Clarence Spitzer, Jr
John Brye
Donald Brye
Rochester
FW. Neckers
Francis Spencer
Elmira
N. Y
Clymer Grange
Grange
Sarah Schreug
Miso Ellin Gerson
Rose Gleason
Biller Cileason
Ripley, N.Y
TJ. Neckers
Pomong Grange
Getty
Albert Neckers
Young Men’s Bible
Harold Lepters
James Warnshouse
Wais
Harold Legters
Gilbert Ton
Clarente Rhebergen
Gumbermen
White Gnn
Fredowia
Henry J. Beckerink
Fay Limioré
Sods
N.Y
Anet
Clifford Legters
LaRock
Simon Hogenboom
Sodus
Kaward Rustin
Philip
Thair
Doris Ruslink
Buffalo
Teachers’ State College
Donwid
Clarence Spityer
Alegheny College
Meadville
28th Division Will Travel South in Trucks and Buses
The 28th Division will migrate south by rail and road, with 67 large buses and 7 vans hired to move 2,320 vehicles and about 2,500 soldiers from Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania to a maneuver area near the South Carolina border. Major General Edward Martin directs the plan starting late September, with a two to two and a half day journey, and troops will use buses for heavy equipment transport as needed.
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Associated
Indiantown Gap
Sept
North Carolinna
Keystone
Lijesville
Wnco
South Carolinas
Edward Martin
Cooley
Work Advances on New Repeater Station at Kane
Preliminary work is underway for a new Bell Telephone repeater station at Kane Pa. A crew from West Bethlehem is handling the installation but delays from Adelackse orders and materials slow progress. The brick building costs over 70000 dollars and aims for completion early next year. Underground cable connections and preliminary repeater installation are in progress. The piece notes the first submarine was built by David Bushnell in 1776.
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Kane
Kane Pa
Bell Téepsone Company Lublill
West Wm Hleeinie
Neve
Pallshurst
Ind
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Fedeast
New York
Pennsglvania Duritte Tynes
State Department of Asticulture Sa Vey
Durie
Clymer
Rabekohs
Greensburg
Elizabeth Plester Armstrong
Inez
Armstrong
John Armstrong
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Glinton Street
Corry Pe
Coalport
Senk Spaebin
Clearfield
Moritana
Edward F. Liveingston
Wallace Street
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Margaret
Gunnar Knudsen
Martin Knudsen
Montana
Greenland
North Bergen
N.J. Brivada
Cptain
Atlin
Denmark
United States
Canada
Australia
India
Great Britain
Aprica
China
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Bell Telephone Company
David Bushnell
Ponnecticut
Glass & Putty
Libbey-Owens- Ford
Phileo
Maderate
Mike Hecardi
Praeco
James Forges
Jew Philcs
Qian Ganger
Ching Records
Ing
Root’s Furniture Store
Frisco
Puritan Coffee
GUP Coffe
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