Bear Lake pays final tribute to old veteran
Old Civil War veteran George Evans, long a Bear Lake resident, dies at 74 after a life in nearby communities. Funeral arrangements follow burial at Gwynnsville with local relatives and church members paying tribute. Survivors include his wife Rose Benedict Evans, seven children and many grandchildren.
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Bear Lake
Cenrge Evans
U. B. Church Board
Bear Lake News
Frank Whiteley
Bemarr Whiteley
Corry
Sunnday
John Valastiak
Harry Wilstid
W. H. Evans
Enoch Bordwell
Amd
Kim Woodin
Val John Bentley
Erie
J. B. Wilcox
Jamestoirh
Starlay Pallers
Mel
Tyan B. Hawkins
Bergman
WOCD
Alnwwabor
Rey
Charles Mungwaring
Cir] Urasby
Amanda M. Allison
W. B. Allison
Rockland and
van, Pa
Wranklin Hospital
Allison
Rockland-Van
Gurwensville
John Bailey
Chapman
William ‘Alastiak
Cleveland
Rose Benedict Evans
W. B Evans
Mis Place
Harry Evans
North Clymer
N.Y
de Pigter
Mary Wilson
Mill Willsge
Fred Blutcher
Linesviile
Harry Wilsted
Arthur Goggins
Clymer
Mary Evans
New York City
Marjorie
Cauie
SA Gylleg
Clymer High Teachers Re named For Next Year
The Clymer High School faculty will return with contracts for next term, languages still unsettled. Teachers accepted a salary hold or slight cut aligning with national trends while preserving the principal staff led by Profs Eddy and Case. The community notes student happiness and a renamed issue The Clymer Citizen highlights local spring events and memorials.
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Clymer High
Sciota News Notes and Community Updates
Local church services to be light this Sunday with Sunday school at 2.001. Mr Bart Pines will preach at 4 PM by Rev Bakar of Corry. Praised student list from Greenly Hill School includes Edith Adams and several others with high March averages. Miss Winor Smith leads Home Extension Bureau meeting. upcoming sewing-class gathering noted for April 19. Various community members reported health, visits, and local travel updates.
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Fendines
Bulch Croscutt
Cra Ey
Indies
Jilly
Grace Spitzer
Midna Army
American Legion
Damcott Jones Post
Fred Kooman
Mra
GH. Tenpas
Henry Tenpas
Wilbur Renskers
Corry
Rochester
Girls Glee ‘Club
Eope College
Carlyle Neekers
Hope College Glee Club
Middle West
Lely
Carlyle
Chicago
Dorothy Pone
Jamestown
Prorence TeWinkle
Revo
A. J
Gemnish
Kenneth Martin
Beany Lake
Bear Lake
Lynn Gordon
Clare Gordon
Ima
Columbus
Tather Bond
Worlth Haskins
Boise Whiteley
Mattie Phillips
Fierime
Bessie Hawkins
Lakewood
Geneva Gordon
H. J. Scholten
Minnie Cobb
Corr
Glenni Bakjer Cory
Rose
Bert Phelps
George Evans
John G. Bailey
L.S. Chapman
Bailey
Lodge
Wuevinen
Beye Lake
Tursiay
Emmis Rodgers
EL Willmarmos
Tyre Eton
Doba
Batley
Scicta
Apr Tyre
Bart Pines
Rewit
Bakar of
Greeley Wil School
Edith Adams
Margaret MC Stufflebeam
Crystal Dune Adams
Zae Willian
Jamen Kolstee
Bartha Bensin
Chnron
J. G. Kolstes
Henry Burch
Gary
M. Y. Williams Sumlays
Eurth Adams
Apent
Pfisi
Donation
Martha Briggs
William
Bursette
Foy Borstorf
Williams
Pine
GO. Manwaring
MS V
A. L. Watrous
George McDonald
B.D. 6
Florida
Citid Mya
Brank Nash
Cory
Thomas Mead
Roscoe Moses
Love Stands By Y Cleo Lucas In 1931 Central Press
Chapter 63 unfolds social intrigue around Bruce Durand and Sybil as Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Durand discuss marriage prospects and plans to push Bruce toward a match. The exchange hints at past club rumors and looming newspaper announcements, with tension over how to reveal an engagement.
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Ay Cleo Lucas
Seniy
Central Press Association, Inc. Inc
Mr& Maria
Mrs. Durand
Charles
Europa
Bleanore
Mra
Morse
Bruce
Courad
Country Club
Europe
Anis
Odd
Philly
Adhams
Feinwann
beaweRine
Svtien Tvor
Avoi
Ned
Duraid
Blue Eye News Notes From The Community
Local residents report visits and social calls across Corry Jamestown Youngsville and Bear Lake. Notable mentions include Griswold families visitors from Westfield. Peters on Anderson from Warran. attendance lists for March with names. multiple calls to the Sandburg and Griswold homes. travel by Rickersons and McIntyres. professional visit by Dr Hugh O Hare of Guery. and several New York City Erie visitors.
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Ray Griswold
Westfield
Martha Griswell
Axle Larson
Jamestown
Jay
Ent Péterson
Joe Anderson
Warran
Henry Jaquide
Will Burch
Corry
Henry Jauith
Jane Kalniché
Mary Baha
Sarah de Jeans
Anna Kalnichi
Anna Kuzma
Margaret Motuz
Helen Mitte
Virginia Madison
Charles Sandburg
John Rickerson
Ethel Stearns
Youngsville
Floyd Griswold
Hugh O'Hare Af Guery
Charles Brown
New York City
Yates
Leo Cornish
Bear Lake
John McCarthy
Maria Dorsch
Erie
Mirs
John. Rickerson
Henry Smith
Sandbure
Roger McIntyre
Weyl
Sunday Radio Enticements Highlight Five Best Airings
Readout lists five radio entertainments across networks including WABC CBS and NBC with titles like New York Philharmonic and The Gauchos. Schedule shows times such as 8:19 and 11:00, though some text is garbled. The entries imply a varied mix of familiar music and network programs.
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WABC
CBS
New York Philharmonic
NBC
Visitors and social calls in Sears Hill area
April Burana and Mrs Frank Howard with daughter Marjorie visited in Curry Saturday. Mrs Marl Measinger stayed at Elmo Whitlimb's Stead home. Coral Uptom and Mrs Eimmett callers at T H Messinger home. Ida Messinger and family guests. Raymord Dobson and Ruth Dobson Sunday at Archie Way’s. Howard cutting wood. Everett Bincley and Clyde Baccus helping. Pindley and William Mirebell Sunday at Messinger home. Clayton Baccus visited Glyrie Haccus. James Sears visited Wrightsville Wednesday. Amy Messinger visited Ethel Naais Thursday.
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Sears Hill
April Burana
Frank Howard
TH. Messinger
Ida
Raymord Dobson
Ruth Dobson
Archie Way
Rank Howard
Hway
Everett Bincley
Clyde Baccus
Forie Pindley
William Mirebell
Messing “Y
Clayton Baccus
Glyrie Haccus
James Sears
Wrightsville
Amy Messinger
Ethel Naais
Talbot Relief Staves Crisis Over Philadelphia Funds
Philadelphia relief leaders face future with cautious hope after the Supreme Court upheld the Talbot act. Debate grows over which agency should distribute the 2.9 million dollars allotted to the city from a 20 million state appropriation. Mayor Moore suggests the city department administers the funds, while Welfare readers favor H. G. Lloyd’s unemployment relief committee. Lloyd’s group has managed over 5 million dollars raised nationally, and he previously headed a city loaned relief effort that brought 8 million dollars to Philadelphia. With 250,000 residents dependent on Lloyd, officials warn of possible relief cessation if funds are not released promptly by the Commonwealth.
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Philadelphia
Ph!adelphia
Pie Supréme Court
J. Harmpton ‘Moore
Wilfins
Watyls
General Assembly
Cortsmiths
H. G. Lloyd
Lroyd
Fas
United Campaign
Lioyd
Commonwealth
Boyd
Lloyd Committee
Oil City Priest Dies from Pneumonia
Reverend McAvinue, pastor of Holy Christans Church in Oil City and veteran of World War I, died at Oil City Hospital after a brief illness. He had led the local parish for ten years and was a respected figure in the community. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Oil City
Ikey
Sarcamew McAvinue
Hilp
Christans Catholic Lurch Tm Liverly
United State Army
Ol City
Ups
Wisner
Town’s Name A Complimited History Amid Frayed Text
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a town name origin with altered phrases and unclear references. Readable names or places are scarce, leaving the core story of the town’s naming shrouded in garbled wording and unfinished lines.
Undefined garbled text representing a historic note
Fragmentary OCR data shows names and terms without clear events or context. The readable segments include mentions of a president, a continent, a delegation, and drought related phrases. No coherent action or outcome can be established from the readable material.
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