Beaverdam Happenings Spotlight Local Visits and Visits
Beaver Dam residents share social visits and trips with neighbors and friends from Jamestown Corry and Erie. Numerous callers include the Proctors Mulvins Bagleys and Swans with extended stays and weekend dinners. The United Brethren Aid plans a noon Thursday basement dinner, and Bob Proctor recovers from surgery in Corry Hospital.
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Beaverdam
Ben Schmidt
Portland
Ind
Neil Estes
Bertha Hanton
Jamestown
N. Y
Annie McDonnell
W. H. Cummings
Merle Cummings
Charles Mulvin
Jay Smith
Fred Shannon
Bittle Cooley
W. A. Nichols
Frank Youngs
Clade Maynard
Joseph Barnhart
Lyle Proctor
Cottage Hill
Robert Mulvin
HD. Whitney
Gerald Bagley
Corry
Charles Proctor
Carl Proctor
The
United Brethren Aid
Charles Lindquist
N.Y
Leon Proctor
Claude Bowen
Patterson Hone
James Proctor
Donation Hill
Walter Proctor
H. J. Barns
Albion
R. Lyons
Madeline Prebble
Howard Georgia
Buffalo
Rey
Higley
Ed Williams
Corry Hospital
Mrr
Jack Swan
Charles Swan
Nelson Youngs
Nell Estes
Ruth and
Louise ‘Smith
Proctorville
H. D. Whitney
Ed Bloss
Robert Mulyin
Harborcreek Insuranicé Company
Erie
Will Morton
Northast
Cash Smith
Betty
S. R. Lyons
Virgil Tarbell
Lyons
Smith
Rexford and
Warren
Dairymen's League
McCray
Cory
George Adam
Charles Hodge
Robert Proctor
Roland
Eva Prebble
Fred Alverson
Columbus High Students in Forensic Competition
Columbus High students plan to attend a forensic league contest at Youngaville on Friday April 5 with around twenty participants. Local residents, teachers, and families are noted in social visits and community church events as Columbus prepares for the event and other town activities.
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Columbus
Youngaville
Walter Lewis
Spring Creek
Marion Gallup
Clymer
Charles Swanson
Charles Parmhgr
George
Sid
Gilbert
Carol Ann
Donna Ot Clymer
Ladies Aid Society
Ab Hall
Bertha Stockton
Ciliford Caster
Charles Simpson
Oi City
Carlton Curtis
Zady Paullner
Celbron
N. Y
Milton LeRoy
Faulkner
Bernice ‘Armstrong
Delta ‘Armstrong
Claud Baker
North East
Perry Mead
Emmet Wickey
Margaret Groves
Mary McGeehan
Columbus High School
Warren
Jamestown
Clifford Cowles
Idaho
East
Edwin Stockton
Corry Hospital
William Borgerding
Marvel
Tow Line
Tease Jukes
Milton Bonney
Bob
Jack
Richard
Waitsburg
Kenneth
Walter Padson
Corry
T. A. Anderson
Kane School Board Called to Sunbury Hearing
At the regular Mane school board meeting the district was named by the State Department as outstanding and local board representatives were summoned to testify in Sunbury Pennsylvania about millage levies. A taxpayers association there seeks action to cap the millage figure.
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Mane
State Department
Sunbun Pa
Taxpayers’ Association
Teg
Veal stock saboteur strikes Titusville slaughterhouse
George Smith, a Titusville meat dealer, reports vandalism at his Cherry Alley slaughter house. Gasoline poured on carcasses, deep cuts scarring about ten veal calves. About 35 animals may still be usable for food while others were damaged. The incident follows a pattern of peculiar mischief as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litusville
Om City
George Smith
Titusville
Smith
Cherry Alley
Martin Street
Algligater
Drive on Stock Swindlers Opens
Washington dispatch reports a nationwide drive against stock swindlers led by officials aiming to curb blue sky promoters. The strategy, backed by the SEC and DOJ, will deploy aggressive methods to root out lawless practices harming investors’ pocketbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Anna Lionenwinld
Plocketwindlers
Securition and Exchange Commission
Department of Justice
U S Sells More Gold to Mexico
The United States government sold 51 800 ounces of gold to Mexico at 845 dollars an ounce. The sale adds to U S gold reserves abroad as part of a record holdings of 5 566 858 178 dollars and cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United R. Washington
Mexico
Treasury
United States
Larger Radiator New Rib-Cooled Brakes and Clutch
A compact notice outlines upgrades including a bigger radiator, rib-cooled brakes, an extra heavy duty clutch, and a reinforced frame for a coupe type cab. The summary reflects an automotive modification briefing and equipment enhancements.
Widow seeks estate property under 1935 Pennsylvania law
In Re estate of Edwin H. Clark deceased in the Orphans Court of Lackawanna County Pennsylvania No 186 February Term 1935 notice is given that Martha Clark widow files petition claiming property valued at 500 dollars under Fiduciaries Act of 1917 section 12. Court may approve on April 22 1935 unless exceptions filed before then. Walter L Peake attorney for petitioner.
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P. B. Colegrove
Charles H. Colegrove
Chas
B. Colegrove
Concord
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Belle B
Colegrove
Concord ‘Township
Corry
Walter H. Scott
Edwin H. Clark
Belle ‘County
Mar Joris T Clark
Walter L. Peake
Wreck at Nort Tongue Ends in Train Mishap
A fragmentary report from an old paper notes a wreck near Nort Tongue involving a train. Details are incomplete but the incident is described as a transport mishap with local impact and authorities likely responding.
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Ladies of
U. B. Church
Dairymen's League Meeting
Columbus High
Youngsville
Ladies ‘Aid
Clifford Castor
Young People
Columbus News
Slean Kappel
Floyd Marsh
Douglas Bartoo
Robert Howles
Warren Fargoan
Loydene Sager
Emporium
Eita Kets
Fathei
Bea
Kane School
Sunbury
Oil City
Cleveland
Cayshoga County
U.S
Ford
H.P
Powell Motor CO
America
Detroit
Universal Credit
Ford Finance Plan
Charles Myers
Navy Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Auto Trucke
Charles Brumingin
Wattaburg
R.D
Wiggers Garage
First Avenue
Grae
Cate
Journal
Walden Donelson
Bate
Paul Binha
B.D. O
TOR Saur
Anglike
East South Street
Gta
Bath
Nature
Third Ave
F. N. Barton
Fairview Street
L. L. McCray
R. D
Spring Creek Road
Mike Bosko
Scott's Crossing Road
Popeye
Stanford
St Coors
Union City
Gover
Leo
Gloun Telah Nt
Sult
Athlisa
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Alrpiehulgun
Vountrysi Port Ak
Coyotes King Pilots
Pounteys
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