Plans to raise ringnecks at game refuges
Harrisburg March 31 Officers of the State Game Commission are finalizing plans to raise ring neck pheasants at refuges across the Commonwealth. The effort will use funds previously devoted to buying game to rear birds on refuges with hatching facilities. About 500 pens will be distributed and fertile eggs produced at refuges. New York offers 5000 pheasant eggs and will donate additional eggs. eggs will be hatched under domestic hens. A capable propagation lead will instruct refuge keepers on egg setting and chick care. About 200 wild turkey eggs will also be hatched this spring where conditions allow.
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Commonwealth
Game Commission
New York
New York State Conservat On Commission
Turkey
Inheritance Taxes Boost State Revenue in Harrisburg
Auditor General Edward Martis reported that the county bureau collected 17,010,068.48 for the nine months ending February 29. Inheritance taxes led with 18,053,149.40, while mercantile licenses brought in 3,903,751.48. Appraisers will secure reports for the next year and require filings from all persons firms and corporations subject to the tax.
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Harrisburg
Edward Martis
Martin
ODD FELLOWS AT TIDIOTe ELECT TIDIOUTE ODD FELLOWS
The Tidioute I O O F lodge elected officers for the year at the regular meeting on March 31. Noble Grand George Atkin. Vice Grand Randall Arters. recorder Roy Woodin. trustee W H Stright. representative Elmer Peterson. Installation set for April 11. Also notices on church guild postponement and local theft. An aircraft tracked criminals in Australia for the first time, guiding police to corner thieves near Northeim Territory.
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Tidioute
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Noble
George Atkin
Randall Arters
Roy Woodin
W. H. Stright
Grand Lodge
Elmer Peterson
Christ Episcopal Church Guild
A V. Dinger
Deter
Trdioute
Tueyes
Bradford Sup- Co
Main Street
Ray Martin
Warren Usttor
Ellis Medock
Clarendon
Endeavor
West Hickory
Sydney
U. P
Australia
Quantas
Northeim
Former Swiss President Gustave Ador Dies in Geneva
Gustave Ador, 82, former president of Switzerland, died at his home in Geneva. He led the International Red Cross committee that negotiated Swiss clauses of the Versailles treaty and chaired the Swiss Federation in 1918 1919. He advanced POW relief and mediation, and helped establish prisoner of war relief agency. He became honorary president of the League of Nations in 1921 and worked on economic and financial commissions.
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Geneva
Gustave Adore
Switzerland
Red Cross
Ador
Red Crabs
Preai- Ador
League of Nations
Aad
League
United States
Washington
Highway Department Plans Tree Planting in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the Department of Highways will plant over 1000 trees next season as part of beautification efforts. Along the Lake to Sea Highway and Lincoln routes, hundreds more will replace dead shrubbery with 785 treesaquad and additional plantings on the National Pike. Trees are sourced from state nurseries to support the program.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Lincoln
Department of
Thompson Hill Social Notes Record of Visits and Illness
Thompson Hill social column lists residents visiting relatives in Yourgaville, Starbrick, and Warren. Alfred Nelson and Clarence Skinner make business trips. Miss Edith Anderson was absent ill. Sunday school to start at 2 pm. several residents host or visit neighbors on Miller Hill and nearby towns.
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Thompson Hill
Lyle Porter
Yourgaville
Starbrick
Clarence Skinner
Leonard Parker
Miller Hill
Iva Skinner
Misa Nellie Firth
Alfred Nelson
Russell
Frank Wilcox
Elmer Thomson
Herman Burgett
Wentzel
Henry Knapp
Lloyd Porter
Youngsville
Warren
Episcopal Church
Kanaga
Leon Maitland
Allegany College
Meadville
J. L. Maitland
M. L. Campbell
W. D. Campbell
Jamestown N.Y
L. Johnson
Butler
James Miler
Eleanor Ramsey
Mansfield Normal
Decrease Shown In March Tax Collections
March income tax receipts lag behind last year's pace, with figures up to March 23 at 204.31.04 versus 614.145.28 a year earlier. Total expected collections now hover near 310,000,009, about 3600,009 below treasury estimates.
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Washington
Treasury
Youngsville High Announces Spring Examination Schedule
At Youngsville High, exams are set for Tuesday and Wednesday next week with students required to attend only for their scheduled periods. The list outlines morning and afternoon tests by class, including English, history, civics, algebra, biology, shorthand, and foreign languages, followed by a brief social update on Luther League activities at the Peterson home.
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Youngsville
Luther League
George Peterson
Easter Programs And Local Socials Highlight Community News
The Lutheran church hosts an Easter program. Rebekahs elect officers including Noble Grand Mrs. Georgia Kinnar and Financial Secretary Mrs. Maye Hooven. Win-One-Class plans a warm sugar supper after officer installation. M. E. choir travels to Sheffield for a services and social. Locals relocate homes on West M Street. Mrs Canfield entertains in honor of Mrs Sigworth and Mrs Binger with cards and luncheon.
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United Brethren Church
Frank Patch
Treasury
Arthur Bogren
Treasury Department
Wesver
Campbell
Glen Oviatt
Thompson
Pearson
Bogren
Sheffield
M. E. Choir
Wallace Wright
M. E
FO. Pierson
Mayer
Rodgers
Kane
Joe Kemp
Warren
Finlan
Frith Street
West M. Street
Canfield
H. &. Canfield
W. S. Sigworth
Binger
Kinzua Area Lodge Elects for April Installment
Kinzua Ikinzga members of Lillie Grace Rebekah Lodge No. 168 met in LO Q F Hall for a regular session. Officers elected to be installed April 4 include Noble Grand Edna Harvey vice grand Mrs H E Morton recording secretary Bertha I Mann financial secretary Mrs Ella McCielien treasurer Miss S Christine King. Funeral attendances noted for C B Miller a former Comtell o resident.
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Ikinzga
Bette Jtf Ee Kinzua
Mfedibers
Ae Lillie Grace Rebekah Lodge No. 168
LO. Q. F. Hall
Edna Harvey
H. E. Morton
Bertha I. Mann
Ella McCielien
Tressurer
Christine King
A. K. Borcher
Gertrude Dailey
James Dailey
Warren
C. B. Miller
Miller
Comtello
St. Lukes Guild
Episcopal Church
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Youngsville High
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Lady Grey Rebekah Lodge
Georgia Kinnear
Frances McAllister
Maye Hooven
Anna Davis
Mra
Delia Hurley
Kinzua
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