Spring Creek Newsletter Social Notes From The Area
Local residents and visitors share weekly greetings and travel. Irvin Heltrick family visits relatives in Blegel Pennsylvania while Mrs. Clayton Damon from Erie spends the weekend with Mrs. W. P. Sickler. Several community members attend events in Warren Jamestown Corry and Evie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Crouse
Apr
Irvin Heltrick
Blegel
Clayton Damon
Erie
W. P. Sickler
Carl Swanson
Comy
Butser
C. H. Clarke
R. Wilkinson
Plorence Wéite
Warren
Beth Hutter
Millie Burch
Bear Lake
George Warner
Susan
Robert Rowland
Starbrick
Walter Wewrejko
Corry
John Wawre
S.J. Taylor
Sate Taylor
Jamestown
Howard McDonald
Liberty Street
Paul Stone
Janet
F.C. Armstrong
Coray
Glen W. Donaldson
Claude N Lawson 71 dies after long illness
Claude N Lawson aged 71 died this morning at 8 at the home of Mrs Lula Spencer 639 East South Street where he had been a patient since November. Born March 13 1878 in Samplets he later ran concessions at Delorda Amusement Park and a livery at Conneaut Bike. Surviving are three sisters and several nieces and nephews. The body is at Bracken-Beating funeral home with services at 2 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaude M. Waawsung
G.N
Addie Lawson
Lula Spencer
East South Street
Bel
Hissis
William Dyckes
The
Decessed
Samplevnts
Delorda
Conneaut Bike
Hot Springs
Ark
Corey
H B
John
Findley Lake
John Conswell
Brie
Merle
Carry
Newton
Buffalo
Thac
Waroit
Grant
Ehnira
Milo
Charles
Geloran
Iniss
Lizalesun
R.D
Bear Lake
Latics Aid Society Hosts May Banquet Plans
Mabel Kafferlin and Mrs Marian Mason entertained Latics Aid Society members at the latter's home Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for the Mother and Daughter banquet in May. Hostesses served refreshments. Later, Guy E Thelen Congregational Missionary from China, who spoke in Columbus and Spring Creek churches, was entertained at Rev. John Waite's home. Mrs Betty Damon and Eunice Sickler visited Warren Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kafferlin
Marian “Mason
Latics’ Aid Society
Guy E.thelen
China
Columbus
Spring Creek
John Waite
Betty Damon
Eunice Sickler
Warreni Satunday
City and Vicinity Notes of Crime and Community
A packed column reports multiple local items. Warren Brede was picked up by two PBE men on a fugitive charge and will be taken to Bradford for a U S commissioner hearing. Ada Comstock joins the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve and will train at Camp Lejeune. Max Andrews of Olean awaits arraignment on federal income tax evasion charges from 1937 to 1940, jailed on a $5,000 bond. The region records deaths, church resignations, and assorted local notices including a quilting club, hospital discharges, and a dogged mix of town events and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Myron Brede
PBE
Bradford
U. S
Ada Marie Comstock
Union City
Marine Corps ‘Women’s Reserve
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Arthur Nollinger
Max Andrews
Olean
Andrews
U.S. Marshals
John Knight
Farm Leader Charges Three Million
John D. Miller of Susquehanna Pa. warned at the Pennsylvania State Council of Farm Organisations that conflicting policies in Washington obscure free enterprise. He cited U S growth under government bureaus, noting payrolls rose from 500 000 in 1931 to over three million by 1940s, excluding the armed services, and argued critics seek a government ordered system rather than free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flabeusure
Adee
Washington
John D. Miller
Susquehanna Pa
Pennsylvania State Council of Farm Organisations
Miller
Dairymens’ League Cooperative
Association
United States
Europe
Mr. Miller
Pryepruise
Two measles cases, mumps reported in Meadville streets
Meadville reports two measles cases, Jewell Long 4 and Doris Long 16 of West Smith Street, plus Oliver Dennison 31 of Sherman Street with mumps. An automobile crash at Market and Poplar last night revealed a city crime, as Pvt. Waller J. Law yer of Camp Reynolds was jailed after police arrested him at the wreck site only minutes after a stolen car report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Long
Get
Doris Long
West Smith Street
Oliver Dennison
Sherman Street
Meadville
Market
Poplar Streets
City el Teth
Camp Reynolds
Pvt
Waller J
Urge Governor to Start Action on OPA
The Philadelphia farm council representing 40 farm organizations urged the Pennsylvania government to wage a real battle for prices. They complained the OPA had defied the state for nearly months and deprived timers of price granters under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opa
Pennsylvania
Farmer Freed From Cattle Cruelty Charge
Mayville farmer Joh Charles, 72, faced cruelty charges after an investigation. Justice of the Peace Boy Perkins suspended a 90 day jail sentence and two $50 fines contingent on his care of livestock. Charles claimed his horse collapsed late Wednesday night and he could not move it to the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Joh Charles
Chautauqua
Justice of the Peace
Boy Perkins
Charles
Police Judge Cleared of Chaplin Charges in Civil Rights Case
Federal Judge Charles J. Griffin of Beverly Hills was cleared of charges that he conspired with Charlie Chaplin and others to deprive Dean Berry of her civil rights. The judge was found entitled to immunity that has shielded judges for 150 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Forewens
Charles J. Griftin
Beverly Hills
Charlie Chaplin
Dean Berry
Midge
J. F.P. O'Connor
P T A Meeting and Mentor Club Dinner Planned
The Columbus Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the school building. A good attendance is asked as this is an important business meeting. Arrangements are completed for the final Mentor Club meeting of the season. Members will dine at the Hotel Corry Monday at 6 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Parent Teachers Association
Tive Leer
Foy
Hotel Corry
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Obi
Kellogg
Pillsbury's
Bernard Porter
Tessie Wilkinson
Evie
Wm. Gifford
Leslie Barton
Albin Peterson
Leigh and
Loren
Raymond John- Son
Phyllis Taylor
Harold Cole
Ruth Johnson
Jamestown N
H. Matteson
Archié Wynn
Oliv
Yorry
Webb McGray
Elgin
Caroline Bryndage
Anily Allen
Claude N. Lawson
Shamburg's News & Sports Store
Ag Sapp
Lal
Powell Motor Co
Holly’s
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Fleet
W. Ruff
West Park Place
Russell K. Saunders
Algiers
Alameda
Calif
Saunders
Oil City
Edward James Graves
Faward Skinner
Pleasantville
J. H. Stevenson
Graves
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
W. Robert Webb
St. John's Episcopal Church
Webb
Frank Wilcox
East Main Street
Titusville
Joh Koblerecki
Mary Grochowicz Koblerecki
Hamet Hospital
Corry Hospital
Wilma Geer
Centerville
O. K. Rhodes
Concord Street
Charles Mixer
White Street
Harry Brink
Spartanisburg
William Allen
Grove Street
Ivan Eystrmn
Baby
R. D
Spartansburg
Jerome Rosenhower
Northwestern Mining and Exchange Co
Elk County
Peelock
Red & Gun Club
George Dombrosky
State Police
Lawrence Park Barracks
Harrisbay
Dombrosky
Pitcairn
Wilrid Schauer
Lawrence Park
Martin J. Crowley
Buller
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Hose Company
No. 4
A. M. Alfred
Portland
N. Y
New York Central
Alfred
Silver Creek
Wall Paper
Jamiestown
Benjamin Schrius
Ashville
Hany J. Forhead
City Hill
Schinis
Green Brothers Company
Blackville
Betty Jean Williams
Kenneth P. Williams
Rogers Feuvy Road
Andrew Beichner
Phc
Leb J. Beichner
Ares
Wetton
Thaly
Donald Mr. Nelson
War Production Board
Automobile Industry Advisory Council
WPB
Auto Industry
7Th East
North East High School
Ust
Forest Simons
Franklin Steel Work
Hia
the National Bank OF Corry
Lay
Federal Deposit Insurance Corforation
Farm Leader
Preity UP
B. F. Goodrich
Crofts Kendall
North Center
Washington Sts
Reich
Gome
Reich’s Store
Corry, PA
Ously
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