Hallowe'en party at the Siegfried home amid attic decor
A M P C party at Mrs. W. E. Siegfried's home featured corn napkin masks and lanterns in a barn setting. Guests enjoyed bobbing for apples and other stunts before a later spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M B. Shaffer
Hallowe'en
W. E. Siegfriedt
Florence
Tha Bahnsen
Helen Ad‘® Ziegler
Mabel Trine
Nbuch
Miriam Humhe
Harry Paul
Uph Evergood
Bethlear Kern
Steward Eyer
Gle
Fragmented note on old lens and tea like mineral
A fragment describes how a lens magnified an object and dimmed glare. It mentions a mineral nicknamed tea for its pale color and resemblance to weak tea, noting its use in history to explain the glare reduction.
Quick War Relief by Red Cross Aids War Sufferers
The American Red Cross organized relief for civilians and Americans abroad as Europe entered hostilities. It supplied medicines and blankets, aided repatriation, funded the American Hospital in Paris, and mobilized chapters to produce surgical dressings for wartime injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Europe
Poland
United States
Athenia
Paris
France
Norman H. Davis
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Davis
International Committee
American Red Cross
State Department
Red Crossese
Great
International Red Cross
Public Lands in Pennsylvania Acreage Report
Public Lands in Pennsylvania shows that one in ten acres is state or federally owned. By 1938 total public land reached 2,769,393 acres, with forests totaling 2,066,135 acres and State game and fish lands at 593,444 acres. The Allegheny National Forest tops holdings at 432,121 acres across Elk Warren and McKean counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce
Allegheny National Forest
Elk, Warren and
McKean
State Planning Board
Public lands by Pennsylvania counties show distribution patterns
The report lists county by county public land totals with Potter as the largest at 263,627 acres and Philadelphia and Allegheny as the top urban holdings. It notes state and federal ownership dominates forest and watershed areas while city and county lands exceed 1,000 acres only in a few counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Clinton County
Elk
Lycoming
Centre
McKean
Cameron
Warren
Tioga
Forest
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Lehigh County
Allentown
Berks
Reading
Dauphin
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Late Grazing Injures Pasture Across State Warns Extension
Penn extension agronomists warn that late grazing harms pastures, grasses, and clovers. In sixty six of sixty seven counties, pastures grazed too closely threaten winter recovery, with Greene County noted as having no such land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Extension Agronomists
Greene
Ome
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Nazareth
THE
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Augustus Nauman
Orestown
H. E. Seyfried
Unters
Clearfield
Vhard
Victor Schmidt
Victor
Arthur
William Brotsman
Near Easton
Edgar D. Rohn
Emma Johnson
Easton Hospital
John Honszer
George Kuehns
Bethlehem
Wilson Kuehns
John M. Kern
Clara Bauer
Luther Batt
Gerald
Harvey Mitman
Easton
Anthony DiPiola
Prank
Louis
Englewood
N. J
G. Beck
DiPiola
Beck
Emmanuel Frankenfield
Raymond
Wilson Steckel
Lancaster
Harry Jones
Harry Roth
Stroudsburg
Elizabeth Moore
Moore
Robert Manck
Ralph Stocker
Stanley Williamson
Lester Scott
East Walnut St
Frederick Martin
Princeton
Adam Heckman
Moorestown
J. H. Heintzelman
Clara Henry
Robert Henry
Helen
Harriet Henry
Bolton
Lem Beck
Centre Square
East Centre St
Fisher Brown
Nat Falk
al Glass
Mobilgas
John Welk
DEALE
Cor
Broad & Centre
Lts
Nazareth, Penna
Jax
Geo. H. Heckman
Phar
Army
Navy
U. S
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
United States Armed Forces
Dhweys
Redio
W. F. Messinger
Zenith
Dr. W. Cal. Nickel
So. Main &T
Nazareth, Pa
Studebaker
Ecasy C.lt
S. J. Gregory
Mauch Chunk St
Swasher
Americen
Shige
Welmut
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