Seneca Dairymen Plan Lower Costs and Higher Milk Production
News brief notes farmers across Seneca Falls, Waterloo, Clyde and nearby towns will pursue lower feed costs and boosted milk output. Reports from B Oakley and local correspondents outline plans across multiple communities with regional newspaper coverage by the Syracuse Herald-Journal and Sunday Herald-American reporters.
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Seneca Dairymen
Syracusa
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Herald-American
Anewa
Labor Saving Methods in Seneca County Dairies
The Seneca County Dairy Commodity Committee outlines a 1947 plan to cut labor per cow and raise production per animal amid high costs and anticipated milk-price pressure. Led by L A Morgan of Interlaken, the group promotes planned dairy barns and milking facilities, summer feed, quality hay, better heifer rearing, and careful calf selection, plus a statewide Bangs disease control program.
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Waterloo
Seneca County ‘Dairy Commodity Committee
L. A. Morgan
Interlaken
Dairy Commodity Committee
H. L.’ Rhodes
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Morgan
Seneca County
Complaints on New Meters in Geneva on Trial
Geneva officials were advised by Patrolman Rupert Raymer that 107 new parking meters installed last week perform poorly. The manufacturer has been notified to improve, as collection takes three times longer than the old seven year old meters. Mechanical difficulties are noted. meters are on trial in Castle, Main, Milton, Genesee and Geneva streets.
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Geneva
Rupert Raymer
Raymer
Castle
S. .Main
Milton, Genesee
Fire destroys Norwich auto shop and shop tools
A fire at Preston, Norwich, destroyed the garage and a machine shop owned by Norman Eaton, with losses over 7000 dollars. Tools valued at 5000 by Eaton and 2000 by an employee burned. A Graham Paige car under repair and belonging to an Oxford resident also burned. Welfare Commissioner Woodruff summoned the fire department around 9 30 A M. Jon and Mrs Hunter rushed to help a stalled car and found the building in flames.
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Norwich
Norman Eaton
Preston
Eddis
Money
Eaton
Earl Hunter
Graham-Paige
Oxford
Percy W. Woodruff
Canadian Soldier Given Jail Term
Kenneth W. Paris a 20 year old member of the Royal Canadian Regiment from Brockville Ont was sentenced to 60 days in Canton county jail after pleading guilty to third degree assault. Police say Paris attacked a Morristown girl on Christmas night forcing her into a ditch before she fled to a nearby house for help.
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Ogdensburg
Kenneth W. Paris
Royal Canadian Regiment
Brockville
Ont
Canton
Justice of the Peace
Charles Collins
Morristown
Paris
Wandell Dies at 72 in Newark Valley
Alanzo P. Wandell, 72, died at his home in Newark Valley. Born February 23, 1874, in Sheshequin Pennsylvania, he lived in Newark Valley about 12 years. Funeral services were held at Richards Funeral Home in Newark Valley with Rev. Wesley Andrews officiating. Burial followed in Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens. He is survived by his wife Lulu Briggs Wandell, three daughters Dewey Green, Mrs. Clarence Rogers of Newark Valley, and Mrs. Oakley Frutchey of Sayre. three sons Dana Wandell of Owego, Raymond Wandell, and Donald Wandell of Newark Valley. a brother William W. Wandell of Athens. ten grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
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Owego
Alanzo P. Wandell
Rock St
Newark Valley
Mr. Wandell
Sheshequin
Billings Wandell
Martha Prince Wandell
Richards
Wesley I
Drews
Athens
Tioga’ Point
Wandell
Insurance Board Named at Cortland
Cortland Mayor Jasper Wiliam appointed J Dempster Place Porter Bennett and William Nix to the city insurance advisory board. Carroll D Knapp of Syracuse previously advised the city and is no longer engaged. The board will review and recommend on all city insurance policies.
December Milk Price Set at 5.31 in New York Six States
New York area producers will receive 5.31 per hundredweight for December milk delivered to 432 pool plants. J. Blanford, administrator, notes the blend price and forecasts a 355 million pound milk yield, with farm value around 20.31 million dollars. Class 1A price is fixed at 5.46 for next month, same as December and November.
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New York
Co. J. Blanford
Blanford
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Mysterious Traveler and Evening Radio Schedule at Nome
A detailed listing of WMBO Auburn Saturday and Sunday programs across the day, including music, church services, news, mysteries, opera, and special features. Notable items include Mysterious Traveler at 4:00, The Abbott Mysteries, Surfacing news rounds, and various musical and dramatic broadcasts. The schedule enumerates times, program titles, and rotating performers or hosts.
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Second Baptist Church
Putnam
Car Hit By Diesel Engine Narrowly Misses Injury
Robert Goodrich, 37, of Weedsport, employed by an Auburn coal concern, escaped injury when his eastbound car was struck broadside by a Southbound diesel switching engine at the Seymour street crossing in Auburn. The car was demolished and carried about 20 feet along the tracks but did not overturn. Police said Goodrich did not see a flagman or the engine before impact and lost his hat as glass shattered. no further details on the missing headgear.
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Auburn
Robert Goodrich
Weedsport
New York
Seymour St. Crossing
Goodrich
Seymour’ St
Surrogate Acts On Two Estates
Letters of administration issued in Surrogate's Court to Fay M. Cady Floyd J. Cady and Ross W. Cady in the estate of Minnie Cady of Sennett valued at 1000 dollars in personal property and a half interest in Sennett property valued at 10000 dollars. The entire estate of the late Frederick H Benedict of Auburn was left to his widow Elizabeth S Benedict by will admitted to probate. Personal and real property values were unknown. A mahogany dropped table and three oval picture frames were left to Edne Hickey.
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Auburn
Fay M. Cady
Floyd J. Cady
Ross W. Cady
Minnie Cady
Sennett
Frederick” H. Benedict
Elizabeth S. Nichols Benedict
Edne' Hickey
Funeral Monday For Mrs Manwaring
Auburn notes that Mrs Mary Manwaring age 85 formerly of Oaks Corners Geneva died Thursday in Auburn. Funeral 2 PM Monday at Lester E Brew Chapel 48 South Street Rev Robert J Evans will officiate Burial Pine Grove Cemetery Penn Yan. Widow of Reuben Manwaring she leaves daughter Isabelle Featherstone Sampson a son Herbert Manwaring Buffalo and two grandsons Richard Nash Auburn and George Featherstone Lockport.
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Auburn
Mary
Manwaring
Oaks Corners
Geneva
Hursday
Lester E. Brew
South ‘St
Robert J. Evans
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pine Grove ‘Cemetery
Penn Yan
Reuben Manwaring
Isabelle Featherstone
Sampson
Herbert Manwaring
Buffalo
Richard Ly Nash
George Featherstone
Lockport
Mellony Turner to Sing at Cato Union Church Service
Mellony Turner, a returned missionary from Bulgaria, will be guest soloist during the morning services at the Cato Union Church this Sunday. The event highlights her recent travels and offers the congregation a chance to hear her experiences in mission work.
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Miss. Mellony Turner
Bulgaria
Union
War Veterans Train To Become Aviators
SENECA FALLS At the Finger Lakes Flying School at the Seneca Falls airport more than 40 World War II veterans are enrolled. Lakes Flyers Inc operates the village airport which earned a state license to train veterans under the GI bill. Airport manager Lynn Hurlbut and ex first Lt Paul McMillen instruct both flight and ground school. Flight courses run daily. ground school at night. Training uses five planes of various models for private, commercial, and flight instructor courses.
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Pinger Lakes
Seneca Falls
the Lakes Flyers, Inc
William Smith
Union Springs
Paul McMillen
Army Air Forces
Holgard ‘Rice
Lynn Hurlbut
Lau Verne Cooper
Waterloo
Finger Lakes
Reservation Rd
Lakes Flyers,Inc
New York
Watch Night Services at Wolcott Methodist Church
The Wolcott sub-district Youth Fellowship plans a Watch Night service at Wolcott Methodist Church on Dec 31. It starts 8:30 PM with moving pictures followed by an hour of recreation led by Rev. Richard Wentz. At 11 PM an hour of worship led by Rev. Chester W. Zogg ends with Communion meditated by Rev. E. H. Van Scoy and guided by Rev. Stanley Robinson.
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Wolcott
Wolcott Methodist Church
Richard Wentz
Red Creek
Wolcott i
Chester .W. Zogg
E.H. van Scoy
Savannah
Stanley” Robinson
North ‘Rose
Ruth Barnes Engaged to Roland Conover in Interlaken
Interlaken announces engagement of Ruth Charlotte Barnes to Roland Clifford Conover of Trumansburg. Barnes works at Kodak Park in Rochester. Conover recently returned from two years of war service and is employed at the Seneca Ordnance Depot in Romulus.
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Interlaken
Ruth Charlotte Barnes
Roland Clifford Conover
Clifford Conover
Trumansburg
Francis
German
Miss Barnes
Kodak Park
Rochester
Conover
Seneca Ordnance
Romulus
Elks to Host New Year’s Ball in Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls Lodge of Elks plans a New Year’s Eve party for members and guests Tuesday night at the Elks Temple. Expect dancing, refreshments and novelties. Arrangements led by Exalted Ruler James McNally and Douglas Spaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Falls
Lodge of Elks
Bank Workers Get Bonus at First National Waterloo
Waterloo bank announces year end bonus to all officers and employees equal to seven percent of salaries. Board cites financial results and policy to share earnings with staff.
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Waterloo
First National Bank of Waterloo
Geneva Chamber Considers Three Major City Projects
Geneva Chamber directors weigh expansion plans for residential commercial and industrial growth an Automobile Club reorganization a hospital fundraising campaign to lift patient room rates and avert tax levy pressure a committee to hire a city planning engineer and the possible relocation of a radio station and the municipality airport
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Geneva Chamber
Geneva
Chamber of
Automobile Club
Geneva General Hospital
Joe Vogt
Channel
Chamber
Richard C. Shreve
Chamber of Commerce
Holy Name Rolls Past Aquinas Institute On Court
At Central High School court Holy Name faced Rochester’s Aquinas Institute and won 41 to 18 before a capacity crowd. Fitzpatrick led Holy Family with 19 points while Mohan added 12. Aquinas’ Miccthe scored 12 and Taliento four as the game featured numerous fouls and a second period held to one Aquinas point.
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Auburn
Hoy. Family High School
Aquinas Institute
Rochester
Central High School
Aquinas
Fitzpatrick
Holy Family
Mohan
Gallo
Miccthe
Taliento
Panels of Jurors Drawn at Auburn
Panels of grand and trial jurors were drawn by County Clerk yesterday for the January term of the Supreme Court. Sheriff James D. Shayler, Willard Wilcox, and Special County Judge Sherman Parker oversaw the drawing. The term opens January 13 with Justice John Van Voorhis of Rochester to preside. Twelve women were chosen for the trial jurors and eight women for the grand jury.
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Auburn
Supreme Court
James D. Shayler
Willard Wilcox
Sherman Parker
John van Voorhis
Rochester
Firemen Extinguish Blaze in Car and Chimney
Auburn fire units responded to a car fire caused by a short circuit at Perrineau and Division streets at 7:35 PM. Car owner Bernard Chayka faced wiring damage. at 10:37 PM Engine Company 6 was dispatched to 164 State Street for a separate chimney fire with slight damage.
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Auburn
Perrineau
Division St
Bernard Chayka
Clark — St
Sonenes
Engine Co. 6
State St
Seneca Falls Couple Wed in Local Justice Ceremony
Miss Alice Wetzel of 22 Troy Street Seneca Falls wed George Zeck son of Joseph Zeck of 17 Fayette Street Waterloo on December 21 in a ceremony officiated by Police Justice A J Byrne. The couple was attended by Mr and Mrs Charles Boatfield.
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Seneca Falls
Alice Wetzel
Troy St
John Wetzel
North Dakota
George Zeck
Joseph Zeck
Fayette St
Waterloo
A. J. Byrne
Charles Boatfield
Dr Scholes Named Poultry Judge at 99th Boston Show
Dr John C Scholes of Cayuga is among 26 national poultry authorities who will judge the championship birds at the 99th Boston Show in Boston Garden from January 15 to 19. He will place awards on the $1 000 national cockerel classic, a premier poultry class.
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Aurora
John C. Scholes
Cayuga
Boston Garden
Scholes
PFC SHAYLER HOME FOR HOLIDAYS IN AUBURN
Pfc. James Shayler son of Mr and Mrs James D Shayler 6 Cottage Street is spending the holidays with his parents. He has served about a year and is now stationed at Langley Field Virginia.
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Shayler
Auburn
James Shayler
James D. Shayler
Cottage St
Langley Field
Boy Scout Drive Tops $500 Goal
Auburn final figures show Cayuga County Boy Scout fundraising exceeded its $500 goal. Port Byron led with 157 percent, followed by Fleming 150 and Genoa 123. Cayuga 111 and others ranged from 100 to 37 percent. Council credits strong planning and work as two weeks of active campaigning yielded timely returns.
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Auburn
Cayuga ‘County
David Bellinger
Port Byron
Fleming
Genoa
Cato
Cayuga
Sherwood
Red Creek
King Ferry
Moravia
Sennett
Weedsport
Union Springs
Throop
Aurora
Locke
Sharp Drop In Farm Prices Seen In 1947 Warned By Agent
William Pendergast, county agricultural agent in St. Lawrence County, warned of a possible sharp drop in farm prices in 1947 if input costs and food production stay high and business activity slackens. Milk prices may hold early 1947, but overall dairy incomes could edge down after mid year. milk supply appears moderate due to fewer cows.
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Canton
William Pendergast
St. Lawrence County
Pendergast
United States
Auburn Wainwrights Downtime During Holiday Break
Auburn State Armory will be dark over the Christmas New Year period and the Auburn Wainwrights will not play at home until January 8. On the road they face Brantford Ontario tonight and Niagara Falls tomorrow, with a third away game January 3 in Jamestown against an outstanding opponent.
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Auburn
Auburn State Armory
Auburn Wainwrights
Walmwrights
Brantford
Niagara Falls
Jamestown
Boy Hurt Skiing On Dry Hill
Fifteen year old Dick Holloway son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Holloway 1731 Girard Ave suffered a possible fracture of the right knee while skiing Friday night on Dry Hill He is at the Hose of the Good Samaritan.
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Watertown
Dick Holloway
Lloyd H. Holloway
Girard Av
Dry Hill
Hose of the Good Samaritan
Noted Dancer Performs At Auburn Charity Ball
Auburn rise dancer Oren Morehouse, famed for acrobatic acts in hotels and clubs, gave a 15 minute exhibition at the charity ball at Hotel Osborne. She performed Polonaise and Manhattan Serenaders, trained with Lou Wills in New York, and is daughter of East High School principal and Mrs. Russell. Morehouse returns home for Christmas after five years away.
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Auburn
Oren Morehouse
America
Osborne
Miss Morehouse
Lou Wills
New York City
Powers School For Models
East High School
Dr. Daniel Esseline Dies After 50 Years Practice
Geneva report states Dr. Daniel Eisseline aged 78 of Shortsville died Friday at Clifton Springs Sanatorium after a half century of medical service. He served as coroner, long time secretary of the Ontario County Medical Society, and surgeon for Lehigh Valley Railroad locally. Funeral set Sunday at 2 30 P.M. at First Presbyterian Church in Shortsville.
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Geneva
Daniel Eisseline
Shortsville
Clifton Springs
Ontario County Medical Society
Lehigh Valley Railroad
First Presbyterian Church
End of the Year Sunday at Memorial Congregational Church
SENECA FALLS Memor ial Congregational will observe End of the Year Sunday on December 29 with Rev. Joseph M. Spang delivering The End of the Beginning at 11 AM in morning worship. The choir under Frank Van Tine will sing I Saw the Holy City. Mrs. C. F. Marsh plays organ. At 7:30 PM a community Hour of Praise features Facing the Future and a live singspiration. The church conducts its annual congregational meeting at 8 PM Tuesday.
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Seneca Falls
Memorial Congregational
Joseph M. Spang
Frank van ‘Tine
Holy City
C. F. Marsh
Engle
Lyndon A. Haight
Archie’ Koon
Chilarent Chapel
Paator
First Baptist
Joseph HH. Sutcliffe
Louse Fell Klump
Carol Stowe
Shirley Cady
Virginia Williams Whitcomb
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Albert A. Chambers
aYayer
Mrs Kane Named Head Of Cayuga Paralysis Drive
Mrs Leo Kane of 23 First Ave Auburn has been named chairman of the 1947 Infantile Paralysis fund campaign in Cayuga County. She directed the 1946 drive. County collections for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis totaled 4504.87, up from 3959.55 in 1945. The 1946 appeal runs January 15 to 30.
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Auburn
Leo Kane
Cayuga County
Meridian Church Services Focus on Kingdom Theme
At Meridian Federated Church on Sunday morning Rev. Ernest F. Habel will preach on For Thine Is the Kingdom. Church School gathers at noon and Young People's Society meets at 7 PM.
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Cato
Meridian
Federated Church
Ernest F. Habel
Kingdom
Church School
Young People's Society
Auburn Churches Unite for Christmas Day Worship
A roundup of Sunday services across Auburn area churches including First Presbyterian Calvary Baptist Westminster and Second Presbyterian with sermons on themes such as The Other Road Distinctive teachings and The Golden Age plus choir music and Sunday schools.
Sleet Halts Traffic In Auburn Citywide Ice Storm
Auburn streets froze under rain turning to ice and snarling travel last night. State police said few vehicles could traverse state routes as trees and wires sagged from the ice. Aquinas Institute from Rochester reached Holy Family High School by bus despite slick roads. warmer overnight brought relief for today.
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Auburn
Aquinas Institute
Rochester
Holy Family High School
Brisk Christmas Trade Touches Wolcott Stores, Post Office
Wolcott reports a holiday boom with stores and the post office seeing volume and sales rise by about 10 to 20 percent. Miss Louise Knapp, postmaster, notes a record Yule mail volume with over 10 000 outgoing stamps cancellations for three days in a row. Incoming mail swamped the start of the week, but all mail was cleared by 9 30 A M on Christmas Day. The workload was handled by eight regular workers plus two extra helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Louise Knapp
Grace Gregory Tops WSCS Heads at Spring Lake Church
Grace Gregory was elected president of the WSCS at Spring Lake Methodist Church with Lela Gunder as secretary and Irene Shoemaker as corresponding secretary. Myrtle Waterman will serve as treasurer, Etta Fuller as missionary of education, Clara Burgdorf as chairman of spiritual life, Mary Blass as chairman of membership, and Etta Fuller with Viola Curran as chairmen of supplies.
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Cato
W.S.C.S
Spring Lake Methodist Church
Grace Gregory
Lela Gunder
Irene Shoemaker
Myrtle Waterman
Etta Fuller
Clara Burgdorf
Mary. Blass
Viola Curran
Driver Will Be Tried Monday In Waterloo
Waterloo police say Emmons of Phelps faces reckless driving charges and is held on $100 bail awaiting trial before Justice Vernon W Alling. Patrolman Matt Suborski reports Carlsen, eastbound, struck a truck driven by David Kilonsky of Seneca Falls causing the truck to ram two parked cars owned by Steve Kuv of Medford and Dr Adolph Letellier of Seneca Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Emmons
Phelps
Vernon W. Alling
Carlsen
Matt Suborski
E. Mainst
Suborski
David Kilonsky
Garden St
Seneca Falls
Steve Kuv
Medford
Mass
Adolph Letellier
Seneca Alls
Board Beats Move To Raise Salaries
Ontario County Supervisors defeated a proposal to raise their pay from 1000 to 1200 dollars a year and rejected a 2500 to 3000 dollar raise for the chairman. The 13 4 vote followed a wage issue discussion in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ontario
Miss Pollick Bride in Auburn Turley Community notes
Miss Ellen Pollick daughter of Mr and Mrs Pollock Throopsville and Donald Sine son of Mr and Mrs Sine Throopsville were married December 24 at Throopsville Community Church by Rev Payson Derby. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Burtless Throopsville After a trip they will reside on Cayugs street Auburn.
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Auburn
Ellen Pollick
Joseph Pollck
van Anden,sr
Donald Sine
Ear E. Sine
Throopsville
Payson Derby
Robert’Burtless
Line
Cayugs St
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Charity Ball
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Meridian Church Services
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Elton Crandall, Jr
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Robert Loyer
Raymond Baker
Leslie Bryant
Manse
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Frank L. Gosnell
Harry &. Mason
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Miss Pollick Bride
Weedsport Theater
Dennis O'Keefe
Helen Walker
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Leo Gorcey
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