Old age rolls absorb 329 relief cases in Erie County
About 319 people aged hi 19 were shifted from Central Assistance to old age in Erie County effective January 1 under state provisions. Transfers this month include 22 more aged 85 69 who previously did not receive relief. Savings from moving to old age arise from a 50 50 state and federal funding split, with annual totals around 24 336 dollars and monthly savings of about 2 028 dollars.
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Erie County
C. L. White
Erie County Board of Asistance
Jamey and Beomary
Whity
Ahave
White
Raid on Philly Communist Center Attracts Investigations
Philadelphia April 3 two residents were ordered to appear before a congressional committee on American activities after police raided a Communist center and the office of the International Workers’ Worker. Carl Reeve, a Communist education director and Senate candidate, and Frank Hell, a district official, were summoned to testify before the committee in Washington.
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Lanceres
Philadelphia
Umder Pena
Divs
Congressional Committee
American Activities
Communist Pry
International Workers
Carl Reeve
Communist Party
Senate
Hell
Washington
Simple Home Remedy Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement promotes a cheap home remedy using Bu-Ex or Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemons to quickly ease rheumatic or neuritis pain. It promises relief within hours or overnight and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement. The ad cites McCandrey Drug Company and road drug stores as distributors.
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McCandrey
Ady
Purse Snatcher At Erie Obtains 59 Dollars
Erie on April 1 a woman identified as Ward alighted near State and Ab 1Bth streets with a bank book and a purse containing 59.48 dollars. She entered the Security Peoples Trust branch to make a deposit but left in haste noticing no suspect or face near the street. Ward resides at 248 Shon street.
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Erie
Elevan
County Recorder's of
Wie Security-Peoples' Trust
Mig ‘Ward
Budget Review Seeks Cuts to Lower School Levy
The Pennsylvania Economy League reports preliminary survey of the county school budget showing a deficit of about 56,000 and urges cuts to spare a tax increase from half to a full mill. Executive secretary Rid Williams says the board must answer how much can be spent and adjust appropriations to fit the funds.
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Pennnsylvania
Leagan
LeRid Williams
William
Williams
Willian
Ladies Mission Society Meets at Mrs Kouman Home
The Ladies Mission Society met at the home of Mrs Seoneth Kouman on a Thursday evening. Mrs Chriy Christenson presided with Nex Rilant Byhelman in charge of refreshments. A review of the foreign missionary paper and a talk by Mia Ralph Findley highlighted the session. The group plans a lantern slides event at New Providence, inviting all, with an offering to support missions.
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Seoneth Kouman
Chriy Christenson
Uievitionals
Nex
Rilant
Kewyna
Bahamas
Clymer Methodist
Rey
Por
Regular Meeting of the 20th Century Club
The Two Heth Century Club met at Mrs Helen Duelné Mes home with Garver Ruslink delivering the opening remarks. Grace Spitzer wrote a gardening paper read by Mrs Winifred Christenson due to sickness. Bernice McCann and Gertrude Gravink sang two duets. Bertha Wassink read a fitting poem. Members resigned to roll up My Favorite Flower as the host served a luncheon with assistance from Gevalidine Goring. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Parl Brooks of Orchard Park NY and Mrs Brooks, a former music teacher. Mr and Mrs Neil Bradbury and daughters Joy and Martyn of Williamsville, NY visited. Ellen Gaftisch returned to Fredonia Normal after vacation with her parents.
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Two Heth Century Club
Helen Duelné Mes
Garver Ruslink
Grace Spitzer
Winifred Christenson
Bernice McCann
Gertrude Gravink
Bertha Wassink
Gevalidine Goring
Parl Brooks
Orchard Pack
Brooks
Neil Bradbury
Joy and Martyn
Williamseb
Mer
Mn. Albert
Keattis
Mu Henry Neckers
Albert Neckers Honored on Store Anniversary
Albert Neckers was feted on the store’s 15th anniversary as the Clyne Department Store reopened after remodeling. Friends and family gathered for a five course lunch. poems were read in tribute and remarks were shared by local business figures and former employees. The event highlighted Neckers long service and the store’s place in western New York retail.
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Alpert. Neckers
Gelatritty
Clyne
Albert Nenigers
Vic Frank P. Neckers
Joli
Young Mission Band Meeting Confirms Easter Plans
The Young Mission Band met at Mrs Howard Gorik's home Tuesday evening with Devotions led by Mrs Buddy Gonk. A Bible quiz was conducted, a vocal duet by Ar Fone Dunnewold and Mr. Frederick Vander Schaal performed, and roll call welcomed an Easter devotion. Business topics included fundraising ideas, notably “galloping teas” in April with a 10 cent tea, hosted by Lucy Wiggers, Mrs Cornelius Wiggers assisting, and a welcome Juneli dessert.
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Young Mission
Regulas Sabéling
Moward Gorik
Bwddy Gonk
Aly
Ie Gell Timmer
Pred Wardes
Cornelius Wiggers
Nuit Mins
Lucy Wiggers
Neightborhood Club Hosts and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs William Graymi hosted the Neizbiurhostely at their home Friday evening with bingo Chinese checkers and rock. Guests included J K Whip PO Clyde Couteisht and families various local members attended gatherings and visits across week.
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William
Donald and Clance, Jr
James Gradink
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Bide
Earl Beck- Brink
Roger
Church Services Met Adel Chienn
Sunday worship and mid-week services led by Rev. Ralph Findley on various topics including If Prohibition Was a Puture To Repeal a Success and What Is Meant By the Catholic Church. Choir parlor dinners, Sunday school, and missionary and prayer meetings noted along with local social visits and census duties.
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Ralph Findley
Chiweh
North Clymer
Siday Choo
Younty
Pessie
Reformed Church
Ger Timmer
Durtier GB
Velma Te Winkle
Serman
Mission and Aid Scurery
Mercy Slayer Silent at Trial in Mercy Killing Case
In Allentown a defense attorney indicated that nurse Burel La Cowan may be allowed to testify in the murder trial over the mercy killing of her sister at Allentown Shave Hospital last August. The defendant, Mus Lowella Saeser, 87, of Spinnerstown, reportedly faced the charge of ending her sister’s misery at the hospital.
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United Press
Railroad Employees Exempt From Wage Law Provisions
Railroad workers and exempt railroad employees are not covered by the Wage and Hour Law. The provision excludes certain classifications under railroad labor regulations, limiting coverage of wage standards and related protections for those workers.
McCormick Deering Plows Offer Rugged Spring Tillage
When spring arrives, plowing becomes the top field task and McCormick Deering Plows are promoted as ruggedly built and thorough. The line includes disc and walking models that pulverize soil, cutting tillage time and easing seedbed preparation for efficient farming.
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McCor—maich-Deering
al Groves
McCormick
McCormick - Deering
Valedictorian and senior honors at Clymer High School
Principal A M Alay announces valedictorian Harry Wisusz and salutatorian Howles with averages 92.82 and 88.65 respectively. Senior list include Harry Jacobs Doris Howles Melvin Resnik Alvin Willin Dale Spenos Maynard Wallace and others. Chorus and festival participation noted with names such as Maurilyn Gabriel Alvin Willink and Gordon Newhouse. Braid of upcoming events lists chorus pieces and April competitions. Volleyball and 4-H notes cover seniors’ activities, county tournament plans, and players like Harold TenHuisen Dale Spencer and Thornt Newhouse.
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SenTor Alfminl
A.M. Alay
Harry Wiisuas
Mir Incl
Mies
Lee Duccos
Barry Jaewes
Sand and
Aphiene
Howles
Harry Jaosus
Doris Howles
Melvin Resnik
Alvin Willin
Dale Spenos
Maynard Wallace
Layon Fardink
Donald Sauver
Herold ‘Ten- Holsen
Evelyn Beth Rhobergen
Luanle Howles
Glenn Neekers
Pauline Beskerink
Laviitine Holhouse
Bart Awards
Latetile Dewine
Arlene Reckérink
Robust Lyon
Clymer Centrac
Broyses
Helmes
Humpersink
Perl
Lord
Wandr
Duane
Martin Johnson
Sphuat Mn
Clymer
Schel
Jamestown
Gaisch
Dunkirk
Harold TenHuisen
Dale Spencer
Thomton Newhouse
Gordon New
Regular meeting of Fidelis class forms quilting circle
The Fidelis class held a regular meeting Monday evening with Mrs. Corpation Wiggers presiding and reading scripture. A three month look-out group was appointed, including Arlene Dunnewold as chair, Beenie Tewinile, and Geneva Wieeers. They voted to divide scrap books between Corry Hospital and Gerry Children's Home, then spent the rest quilting a quilt for Miss Ansent Dunnewold. Hostess Merle Tewile provided refreshments for twelve members.
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Fidelis
Pidelis
ADE
Reformed
Cpural
Eid Inetr
Gene Tinney
Pressen
Corpatiun Wiggers
Somaultwas
Followi Ky
Clas Setwean Wie Corry Hospital
Gerry Children's Home
Ansent Dunnewold
Merle TeWile
Senior Christian Endeavor Meeting at the Church
A Thursday evening Senior Christian Endeavor gathering drew about twenty parishioners. Milks Emo Were Groters, chair of the Ko clad committee, led a hymn sing and brief prayer after a social hour with games and a fruit salad and rolls snack.
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Dav Gall
Local Youth Baseball Teams Take Shape For Season
Gabriel house Jr leads a list of players including Morris Leg ters Maynard Wallace Melvin Reslinks Harry Jacobs Bill Carlisch Tyan Legters and Robert Lyons as the season opens. Cad Colburn notes many boys entering baseball with several vacancies from last year’s graduation. The league pairs Clymers with Pan ama Shémin and Ripley for the first game against Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cad Colburn
Ile Aled
Ines
Clymers
Panama
Shémin
Ripley
Aril
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Communistic Center
Philly
Farmers Loan
Meadville Producion Credit Association
Erse
Pann'‘a Economy League
Pres
Walgreen Agency
Corry Drug Co
Center St
Ladies Mission Society
20Th Century Club
Ellen Gaftisch
Fredonia
Nery
Cal Cattigen
Anna VanGeem
Shur
Henry Gravink
Otis J, Ardine
Albert Neckers
Edward Neckers
Virginia TeWinkle
Wiliam Wassink
Broeton
N.Y
Henry
Gravinks
Alsen
Manuel
Holland
N. Ys
Frank W. Neckers
Mise Tva Necker
Mildred
Tilslay
Wesley
Miljer
Luna
Allison Lyke
Williamson
Ty Saent
RX Willams
Virghia Vruini
Ruth Schurman
Cerolyn King
Wayne Queereveld
George Chiriscensen
Revert Himpbrey
Fury Brown
Schoes
Mayville
Alfred. Newhouse
N.Y. Elliot
Gersh King
Ralph Tempson
Corel Ututvoystry
Geneva Quetteveld
Carlyle Neckers
Syracse
Clymer Department Store
Albert J. Colton
Buikalg
Triext L. Cafiseh
Raymond Haiphitses
Raymond, Jr
Ann Wikna
Bayside
New York City
Gayret Fats
Vernon Meerdink
Hope Ocllese
Hettunil
Mion
Yucatan
Jess
Ruth Dalgleish
Dubikirk
Meerdink
Rsames Ten Hagen
John Hickman
Domestown
Corry Hospital
Met” Adel Chienn
Richard Goggins, Jr
Enumfler
Nort Clymer
French Creek
Henry Rhevergen
Witel
Raymond Kniphuisen
Raymond
Ann Wilma
Harold TenHagen
Towne
Arid
Garret Stralink
Lailian LeMon
Garret
Rochester
Barret Ruslink
General Electric Refrigerator
Croscutt & Gallup
New York
Hlopement
Maida Heatter
David Levin
Manassas
Way
Miss Heatter
Gabriel Heatter
Levin
McCormick-Deering
Clymer Lumber Company Syme
Kenneth
Coomas
Cnn
C. E. Spitzer Home Furnishings and Funeral Service
Senior Christian Endeavor Meeting
G. HH
Tenpas Clymer
Aland
Uinfal Store Sa
Atti
Canad
Cannel
Oupari Tes
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