Think Indian bumper sticker fuels Philadelphia Indian group
In Philadelphia area, United American Indians of Delaware Valley unites 160 tribal members. Leaders emphasize heritage teaching and cultural events while challenging stereotypes. They plan a three day Pow Wow and seek a permanent building as they educate both Native and non Native communities.
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Philadelphia
George Jackson
Jackson
Tuscarora
United American Indians of
Delaware Valley
New Jersey
Diosa Fayerweather
Narraganset
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairmount elects party nominees for town board and clerk
In Fairmount GOP and Democratic conventions, Democrats named James Draper as clerk-treasurer candidate and listed ward candidates William Small Francis Shockey Ed Maine Charles Peach and Robert Buroker with Draper also serving as Democrat chairman. Republicans chose Catherine Carper for clerk-treasurer and nominated Benny Henry Glen Holsten Arthur Williams James Everhart and Eugene Kesler for wards I II IV V. Ward boundaries explained.
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Fairmount
James Draper
Draper
Fifth Ward
William Small
Francis Shockey
Ed Maine
Charles Peach
Robert Buroker
Small
Maine
Catherine Carper
Hamilton
Eugene Kesler
Sixth Street
Third Street
First Street
Jefferson Street
Summitville Club Hosts Family Picnic at Evans Home
The Good Cheer Club hosted a family event Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans residence with officers acting as hostesses. Fourteen attended and the evening was social after supper. A Surgical Dressing Unit meeting is planned for Sept. 13 at the Lions Den in Summitville, with an afternoon sewing session. The Methodist WSCS and Westside group will meet jointly with the unit.
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Summitville
Good Cheer Club
Roy Evans
Lions den
Methodist
WSCS
Westside
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Summitville Tractor Pull Plans Move Forward
Summitville Chamber of Commerce forms a committee led by Jerry Turschman to plan October tractor pull and relocations. Members Roy Grant Gary Jones and Mark York join as new business signs planned for Ind 9 and 28. Lions Club Fair winners announced Merle Dailey Charley Fruit Renee Cindy Anne and more. 1 million under 26 driving New York licenses rise by 3.5 million in decade.
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Summitville
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Turschman
Roy Grant
Gary Jones
Mark York
Fairmount
Madison Villa
Merle Dailey
Charley Fruit
Renee
Cindy Anne
Frank
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