Quiz on Old Landmarks In Sparta and Vicinity
Old town feature recounts attempts to identify the oldest house in Sparta with several candidates named, including the Joan Bennett residence and the Healy House, while noting many original structures have burned or been replaced. Community notes cover social visits, gatherings, and local events at Concord Corners, with mentions of Grange delegates and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Mechanic Street
Woman's Club
Bert Fuller
Spartansburg
Spring Creek News Mini: Easter Folks and Local Visitations
Spring Creek residents share Easter visits as students and families travel between Corry Warren Meadville and Kane. Local clubs meet, bridge scores upheld, and Easter cantata robes prepared as community notes keep alive the town’s routine social calendar through late March and early April.
Clymer High Seniors to Present Play April 16 17
Clymer High seniors rehearse Sunshine Lane for a two show run on April 16 and 17 at the Clymer Town Hall. The play raises funds for a Washington trip with cast including Miss Burroughs Edith Reslink Helen Burroughs Edna Beckerink and many others. The junior girl reserves hosted a six o’clock Easter dinner for 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer High
Sitio
Iureadelock
King
Hudson Falls
Ahiidrew
Louise Reynolds
Miss Beam
Elmira
Clymer High School
Sunshine Lane
Clymer
Miss Burroughs
Edith Reslink
Helen Burroughs
Edna Beckerink
Dorothy Warring
Stephen Warring
Avalon Kniphulsen
Edith Warring
Nila Neckers
Betty Hilton
Sunshine Gun
Rosa Near
Sue Norris
Warring
Eunice Wassink
Mandy Washington
The
Burroughs
Lizabeth Pope
Stephen Waring
Ernest Dunnewold
Charlie Conely
Henry Tenpas
Nat Morton
Harry Schermerborn
Tommy Baxter
Edward Beckerink
Elfeel Witherstone
Henry iCady
Elizabeth Beam
Eunice Wassinis
Ivalon Ikniphuisen
Harold Ten Harken
Junette Winkle
Vernon Damcott
Florence Wassink
Paul Meerdijk
Samantha Wstes
John Henry Reed
Clara Johnson
Ida. Debnsen
Tyeno
Grandparents Welcome New Kin in French Creek Notes
French Creek notes report several births in the area. Elmer and Mrs. King welcome a daughter Shirley Wilzabeth. Ervon Gross is their grandson. Henry Brown and family celebrate a granddaughter born to Helen and Livingston Barden in Clymer. Virgil Walter born to Walter and Wire Emory Maren. Mary Ann born in Cleveland to Albert Smolk and spouse. Jay Motauppy now grandparent. Margery Hapgood wed Charles Park January 9 at Findley Lake. Arthur Jones officiated. Hapgood a 1927 Clymer High and Predonia Normal graduate now teaching in Rawlin Hill. The couple reside at Sherman Valley farm. Also noted are visits by Alton More family and John Tewinkie. Floyd Davis moved goods to Roy Davis’ tenant house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Apt
Thia
Elmer King
Shirley Wilzabeth
Ervon Gross
South Ripley
N.Y
Henry Brown
Clymer
Helen
Livingston Barden
Jesse Emory Maren
Walter
Wire
Gil Walter
Mary ‘Ann
Cleveland, O
Albert Smolk
Jay W. Motauppy
Margery Hapgood
Frank Hapgood
Lear
Charles Park
Lee Park
Sherman Valley
Findley Lake
Revi
Arthur Jones
Hapgood
Clymer ‘High School
Predonia Normal
Rawlin Hill
Alton More
Maris
Sherman
Benjamin Wamshuis
John Tewinkie
Wamshuis
Floyd Davis
Roy Davis
Elgin-Vicinity Notes On Social, School And Travel
Mar 31 report from Elgin area notes good road conditions for season. Sugar social at Clark McCray drew crowds from Corry Union City and Beaverdam with funds raised. Superintendent Locke delivered Luke 18 teaching that aligned with pastor. Local visits include Oscar Johnson family from Corry and Clark McCray guests. Prayer meeting set at George Woodman’s. Lee McCray improving and back in school. Kenneth Wetmore traveled to Cleveland for business. Miss Davis remains. Sunday School attendance praised with goal of 100. Mrs Clark’s Bible class praised. Ladd family visited Union City. Caplson family visited Tuntestown. Harry Chambers moving to Richard Lewis’s. Ladies Aid Society planning meeting. Frank Ladd of Beaverdam reports grinding day. Carl Proctor hauled feed. Mrs Lawrence Smith aided Mrs Glison. Richard Lewis family business trip to town. Sunday School collection emphasized with appeal for sacrifice. Jack Dingle moving to Norman Parkhurst’s. Rey and Mrs BE Clark visited Berry. Charley Reynolds bought a fine horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Elisa Ruth Mattison
Allegheny College
Betcha Mattison
Minnie Stearns
Warren
Ray Stearns
Anthony Weiler
Warré
Frenie
Atterlin
H. Clarke
Ed Whitaker
Winnie Johnnson
Irvington
Harry L. Johnson
Clarefice Lamonu
Geo
Licas
Pittsburg
George Wythrop
C. J. Danion
Sue Mattison
Burnboro
Bertha Mattison
W. G. Maxwell
Pittsburgh
Mary Maxwell
West Spring Creek
BR. B. Jackson
Corry
J. L. Campbell
Leon Cable
Glenn Donalson
Autiicious
Betty Kafferlin
Lois
Avis Lilie
Edna Whittman
Paul
Neil McKay
Corry High School
Jobo McKay
Meadville
Clifford
Celia
Clarke
C. A. Clarke
Merle Baldyin
Union City
Bev
Gurmell
Spartansburg
Ladies Sid
Garnett
Eddy
Jennie DeJeans
Bred Clarke
Kane
Walter DeJean
Will
Buster
B. L. Campbell
Mothers’ Club
Harold Eddy
Wmn. Crane
Dorothy Brundage
Edith McCray
Brie
C. G. Brundage
Foster
Eigin
Snd
Clark McCray
Beaverdam
A. @. Locke
Luke Idth
Oscar Johnson
Harvey Lilley
Mia
George Woodmans
Lee McCray
Kenneth Wetmore
Cleveland
John AucCray
Clark
Jessons
Charles Ladd
Oscar Caplson
Alice
Harry Chambers
Roberts
Richard Lewis
Ladies Ajit Society
Clara McCray
Frank Ladd
Harry Proctor
Carl Proctor
Lawrence Smith
Glison
Pastors Eloquent Day With Sun Day School Program
A general review of the school by the pastor at 11 a m precedes the splendid Sun Day School program. An expected crowd fills the house for 7 80 p m evening worship conducted by Pastor W H Garnett with the sermon titled The Empty Tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Garnett
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Sparta
Warn
Wil Tithe
Taner
Cat Lyons
Bite
Miss Milseed
Myres
Rome
Alesse Whitey
Rusalia
Whittley
Mesaengers
Bumsay Selino
Churen
Fant Heiday
Apelard
Gsi Greluek
Might Peltson
W H. Cumminngs
Amos Taitter
Je Yule
Jesse Blaktsley
Uth
Suturthius
Bert Bower
Ku McClelind
Garry
Walter Proctor
Lume Proctor
Cash Smith
R. Lyons
Claude Bowens
Alton Peterson
Warren Wood
Piccadilly Hill
Fiere
Fh Smock
Phadies Dunner
Erie
Carl Lene
Wid Mas
Lee Proctor
Mes
the Nonnlen
Briothu
Joy Paaber
Goiluys
Avie Loy
Glenn Fisher
Hhistness Villas Mets
Henry
Anius Tanner
Sthiznius
Watreburg
Robert Noulvig
Glenys Kupples
Cottage
Hal
Syniine
Smartansbierg
Joe Smominski
Hull
Mary
Rexford
Mies
Bryant
Fallas
Onl Mis
Jaymes Pay
Mir
Wud Miers
Col Gyons
SR. Lyons
A.W. Taner
Faith Parker
Shoril
Winnifred
Hannah
Walson Young
Lewis Swis
Erie Mun
Hay
Ofvar
Paul Smith
Fenny
Thy Te Whitney
George Huntley
Porty
Mecie
Lert Proctor
Haudas
Polaties
Reaverdam
Jeneke Cron
Loreks
Priver Nyepiex
Heer
Charlotte Bit Witieless
Marsh
Lola
Cummings
Nnola
Millie Jackson
Jefferson Street
John Myer
Deane Stranahan
Arch Baker
Worcester
Mass
Dora Baker Godfrey
Justicuary
Ralph Elliott Blakeslee
Stranahan
Wave Blakeslee
State College
Grange
Women
Stig
Joan Bennett
Fred Morris
Bet la
Healy
Jennie Healy Rose
Wood and
Washington Streets
Carl Smith and
C. L. Rexford
Juanita
Doris Stranahan
Belva Peterson
Cook School
Concord Corners
Conneaut Lake
Walter Pfeifer
Tlub
iFriends
O. K
Mona Jones
McKeesport
Guy Fish
Mabel Echols Bennett
OW City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Lewis
Columbus
Donna Clarke
Dorothy Henry
Qorry
Boye Wittman
Lillie Whitman
Mass Tona ‘Tripp
Willoughby
Wm. Tripp
Hd Crane
Parent and Teachers’ Association
Hell
Sinfitorhnn
Thayer Tool
Carl Carlisch
Francis Dunnewold
Tie
Mav Hinisley
Chris Christensen
Garret Querreveld
Chifard Legters
Othel Waasink
Gerald Arnink
Pearis
Vera Legiers
Margaret Pope
Gensya Lonkenhouse
Missa Querreveld
Robert Pitt
Heny Wenpas
Misses Sager
Geo. Hapgood
Philip Skeps
Bethoven
D. M. King
National Education Department
Detroit
Ue High School
Grads Girls
Mary Evelyn Hinkley
Is. KH. Sheldon
Hinsley-Sheldon
Marjorie Evans
French Creek News
Elgin-Vicinity
A. C. Locke
Elgin Church
Root’s Furniture
Corry, PA
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