Interesting Program at Club Meeting at Sparta
Sparta area notes cover Woman's Club at Mrs Nelle Steadman home with 15 members and 2 guests, voting to send a flood relief donation to Pittsburgh. Program included poetry, legislative report, and musical performances by Ishman and Sayre, plus other local society events, obituaries, and public notices.
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Spartansburg
Te Woman's Club
Nelle Steadman
Dorothy Ishiman
Victor Sayre
Nora Bailey
Pittsburgh
Lillian Penoyer
Héra
Ink King Bowen
Alr
Clara August
iLife
Case Puller
Dorothy Ishman
Manzionell
Mabel Ishman
Calvin Coolidge
Godart
Dvorak
Fern Sayre
Ivy Embroidery Club
Blakeslee Weenesulay Te
Minnie Myers
Pat Hell
Charles Searem
Puneral
Chester Brooks
Rena Maynard
Union City
Winse
Rose Hill
Albert
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Sparta High School
Firemena Hall
Arden Nevins
Greenville
Charles ‘Torrey
Mem
County study begins on beer permit renewals
County officials opened a review of about 480 beer license renewal applications in Drie. The 40 day file review will be followed by possible refusals after scrutiny by the District Attorney and Chief of Police. Authorities expect at least one license denial and will examine club records and public complaints for renewal eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drie
Ralph McCord
Mortimer &, Graham
George Christoph
McCord
Hear Talk On Fort Niagara By Brokenstraw Chapter
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Car on North Center Street with about twenty members present. Mrs. B C Barnes gave a talk on Fort Niagara and the group announced representation at the Continental Congress in Washington, D C on April 1. Mrs. James MacInnes presided as regent and Mrs. W W Auer served as delegate. A salad luncheon was served by a committee including Mrs. Davis, Mrs. W W Graham, Mrs. Hol Day and Miss Harriet Montague.
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William Huff
Fredonia
N. Y
James Phelps
Carrie Taylor
Ethel
Hydetown
Alan Stewart
George Pollack
Rosamond
Union City
Frank Pollank
Ars.Williard Tillotson
Iranie Jones
Oklahoma City
George Jones
R. K. Webb
Anna Shreve
Titusville
North Warren
Louise Baldwin
Frank Baldwin
Olt City
Layton Baldwin
George Davis
Foster Davis
Corry
Ibrokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. J. Car
North Center Street
B.C. Barnes
Fort Niagara
Continental Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D.C
James MaciInnes
W. W. Auer
Brokenstraw
Davis
W. W. Graham
Hol
Harriet Montague
Boy Scout Summer Camp Plans At Camp Sequoyah
Erie County Council camping committee urges early summer camping at Sequoyah. Scouts advised to save money, with newspaper resale suggested, and a meeting set for April 8 at 7 30 pm chaired by George Lipp to discuss the program and solicit input from scouters and parents.
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Benjamin Brank Mn
Erie County Council
Camp Sequoyah
Sequoyah
Boy Scout Headquarters
Geo. L,pp
Week End Specials On Sale At Local Store
Weekend discounts feature Pinkhams Comp and Scotts Emulsion with prices around 83c to 95c. Petrolagar Natal and other tonics listed at reduced rates. various items including Adlevika Miles Nervine and Cone. Jad Salts shown with bold cents pricing.
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Natal
Mla
Cubbing program for home use explained by Erie Boy Scouts
An article describes the Ang Wor ig Cubbing program for boys aged 9 to 11 and emphasizes it is a parent led play program, not Scouting. Erie Exie County Council offers training for mothers and fathers at Boy Scout headquarters 138 West 9th Street, inviting neighbors to attend next week's session to learn more.
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Ang Wor Ig
Boy Scouts of America
Exie
Course in Troop Camping Starts May 6 at Scout HQ
The next course by the training committee is Troop Camping, with the first session on Wednesday May 6 at Boy Scout headquarters Erie. Open to all male adults over 18. about four sessions planned with expert instruction in nature study games contests waterfront activities scoutcraft and related fields. Prospectus and registration blanks are available at Scout headquarters along with textbooks priced at forty five cents a set. Stop by 100 Hi to review materials and register.
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Boy Scout
Erie
Scout
Public Sale at Hugh Crowell Farm Announced for April
A public sale near Spartansburg and Corry set for Thursday April 9 at 1 PM will offer 10 head of livestock, two horses, three fresh cows, springers, yearlings, a bay mare, farm equipment including wagons, plows, hay gear, machinery, and 250 chick crowder stove items. Terms cash. Auctioneer: Gerald Crowell. Location details given in notice.
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Dave Storer
Comy-Cutting
Team Bay
Hammond
John Havimond
Titusville
Gyiren Run
Pinchot Beach
R. E. VOSBURGE_ Arthur Scouten
Hugh Crowell
Spartansburg
Corry
Ridge Church
Sharp
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Sparta
Nellie Steadman
J. N. Wilson
Congress
Townsend Club
Athletic Ass
Harold Oscher
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Brokenstraw Valley
C.W. Hubertz Tinning
Lanston
C. W. Hubertz
G. Fehlman
A. Duke
Duke All-Way
Pao Sever
Pablum Fide Atka Seltzer
Vicks VapoRub
Keister
Eli Pelteen
Rae Isex
Lincoln
Perth
Etta Rett
By Paul Robinson
Waston On
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Manriaget
Spencer Corsetirad
St. Edward's School
Mll Street
Willard and
Penn
Main Street
Leslie
Wood, Corry, Pa
Columbus Ave
SAILE
Velma McCray
H. D
Zenith Farm Radio
Wood
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John Choma
R. D
North Center
Atree
Furnace
Bath
Prank Say
Porront
St. James Inn
J. B. Patterson
Biof
Word Street
G@RALD CROWELL
Vane
Arthur
Public Salm Callo Sant of
Cooley Atril
Obiuske Yi
Rieti
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