Twentieth Century Club Plans Banquet at Findley Lake
The Twentieth Century Club of Clymer held a closing meeting with strong attendance. Members elected officers led by President Mrs Winifred Christensen and noted resignations of longtime members. Plans for a May banquet at the Charlotte Inn Findley Lake were discussed along with future book reviews and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Clut
Edyth Croscutt
Charlotte Inn
Findley Lake
Winifred Christensen
Mra. Dna Army
Hireiet Newhouse
Ausy Newhouse
Mary King
Grace Spitzer
Kittie Hinckley
Sheldon
Mary Evijn Hinckley
Dex Ublon
Llp. McCray
Tharter
Maude Croscutt
Myrtle Wallace
L. .P. McCray
Hinckrey
McCray
Miss Hinckley
Lhereby
Ute
Éandy
Albert Benninie
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kittie Hinckley Sheldon
Mary Evelyn Hincksey
Ripley
Harriet ‘Vrooman
Garret
Nellie Gulick Querreveld
Charles Alvin
Herbert
Lucy Groters White
Guy C. Johnson
Watts Plats
Rebekah Club
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bryant and Stratton
Buffalo
Mes
Artur Scheraoerhorn
Albert Querreveld
Pleasant gathering at Clint Tifhis home in Sparta Vicinity
Sparta vicinity notes recall a Monday evening surprise at Mr and Mrs Clint Tifhis Main Street home with seven couples attending. Guests arrived about five o clock, dined on hearty baskets, then shared a six oclock supper for fourteen before enjoying games visits and music. Local travels and illness updates follow among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Clint Tifhis
Main Street
Charles Martin
Cayrie A. Widred
Jamestown
John H. Wright
D. V. Kinney
WiNeson
Kin[ass
David Smith
Steuben
Alan Stewart
Washington Street
A. V. Cochran
Corry
Arlene Moore
Townville
Joseph
Titusville
Grace Bellknapp
S. A. Winans
Waterford
Miss Bellknapp
George Shingledecker
Katherine Dale
Oil City
Foree
A. W. Tue
Bly Schreckengost
Sherman
N. Y
Farlake News Notes Bear Lake Apr 1 Birthday Celebrations
Local notes list numerous visits and gatherings in Bear Lake and surrounding areas. Families from Corry Sheffield Duke Center Mars Jamestown Kennedy Niobe Palconer and Jamestown frequent friends and relatives. Highlights include Mr Carter’s birthday celebration, a twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Mel and Leo Cornish, and various callers and errands around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Melvin Johnson
Corry
Floyd Carter
Sheffield
Harold Carter
Duke Center
Lyle Carter
Mars
Kate Mullen
Carter
C. Wilson
Carr
Kennedy
Oscar Woodin
W. 8
Woogin
Jamestown
A. Allen
Lina Baker
Niobe
F. Woodin
Raymond Cobb
Palconer
HJ. Phillips
Orlando
Edward Schetlar
L. D. Carr
Sugar Grove
S.J. Carr
J. Carr
Frank Whiteley
Jake S¢bellar
Mr. Hotchkiss
New Hienmond, Pai
C. D. Hotchkiss
C,d, Hotchkiss
Cuney Held In Store Robbery In Warren
Jack Cuney, wanted in the March 8 burglary of Pappas confectionery, waived hearing and was jailed after arraignment before Justice Chirk E Nelson. Detained on burglary and larceny charges, Cuney was captured in Treo with his wife after Erie police alerted Warren officers who followed a bus to the city. He offered no denial and the case is set for court next Thursday.
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Til
Demonstration in forestry by Ro Anderson at two sites
Ro Anderson of Pennsylvania State College will demonstrate proper planting methods at the George Waite farm Todin Woro at 10:00 a m on Tuesday April 28 and at Fairview High School at 2:00 p m the same day Information on selection and care of forest trees will be provided Attendees with interest in forestry invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Anderson
Pennsylvania State College
George Waite
Todin- Woro
Thesday
Fairview High School
Clymer to Sherman Road Projects in 1929 Plan
Jamestown April 30 The 1929 Chautauqua County highway programme under County Superintendent Squire Fitch calls for about 86 miles of roads at roughly 650000 dollars. State plans add major work in the county including Frewsburg-Frew Run 8.2 miles, Falconer-Kimball Stand 4.324 miles, graveling for Kinstone State Line 3 miles, Windley Lake to State Line 4.1 miles, Volusia to Westfield 9.4 miles, Clymer Hill to Sherman 8.8 miles, Chautauqua to Stedman 14 miles, Panama to Stedman 6.7 miles, Milery to Pickard Street 9.21 miles, and Sherman Bay to Baker Street 1 mile. Two miles of Volusia road were built last year with grading and gravel foundation. new Sherman stretch roughly graded. The Chautauqua-Stedman road to be rebuilt. Stedman to Panama graded with gravel foundation. old macadam on that route to be rebuilt. Continuous improvements proceed on several routes in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamiestown
Chautauga Rounty
Squire. Fitch
Frew Run
He W. Gtsat
Kinstone State Line
Windley Lake
State Line
Volusia
Westfield
Clymer Hill
Sherman
Chautauqua
Stedman
Panama
Pickard Street
Shermans Bay
Baker Street
Abo
Rravel Foundation
Yeaterly
Washington Plt. Meeting Showed Community Spirit
A regular Washington plant meeting drew about one hundred attendees in the building. Chairlady Mrs. Chis Perkins led a pleasing program with cornet solo, piano accompaniment, minuet by grades, readings, recitations, vocal solos, and a duet. At closing, homemade candy was served and a silver offering of over 8.00 was collected for playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oor Reading
C. H. Heath
Comet
Burkwart
Tifany
Advent Christian Church Services and Meetings
Advent Christian Church north of Washington Street invites Miss Hazel B. Andley of Boston to lead Sunday School at 10 AM and preaching at 7 30 PM with evening worship directed by the pastor. Tuesday afternoon at 15 Loyl Jat Workers meet at 446 Issex street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Christian Church
Eissea Jatrest
Washington Street
Hazel B. Andley
Boston
Idl A. MC
Issex Street
Erie Jewelry Store Robbed for $1500 Loot
Two Pinkerton detectives from Buffalo aiding Erie police investigate a Tuesday morning discovery of a burglary at Charles Moyer's jewelry store 707 State Street. Jewelry valued over $1500 stolen after burglars accessed the case. detectives suspect an Erie man involved and seek to locate the fence for the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Buffalo
Erie
Brig
Charles Moyer
State
Wilcox Store and Properties Offered for Sale
The Washington Market on East Washington street and adjoining real estate are offered for quick sale to settle the estate. The grocery business and properties may be sold together or separately. Inquiries during business hours at 4 Washington Market or evenings at 19 North Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. di. Wilcox
Washington Market
Washington Street
North Center Street
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20Th Century Club
Edith Croscut
Mary Lewis Young
Pansina
Irving Wilcox
Athletic Association
Fligh
HEY Club
Howard Logters
Center St
Sparta
Ray Blakeslee
Clare Schreckengost
Blakeslee
Nick Petto
Corry H Capital
Peilo
C. R. Myers
Edward Scott
Clyde Kelsey
William Baker
Frank Hyde
Greenville
Emmy Grey Miller
Mister
Hyde
Glenn . Steadman
Rosé Hill
Cyrh Pilek
Hatchtown
Della ‘Kinney
Florida
J. R. Bangert
Dr. Bangert
Shippenaville
Wilmer Major
Geraldine
Oi City
George H. Davis
Harry Hyatte
Ralph W. Webb
Emma Day
Hannibal, N.Y
Equitable Life of
Iowa
Towa
Des Moines
John W, Lambing
Thia
W. Park Pt
Farlake News
Cuney
Pappas
Warren
Clymer TO
Washington
Harriet Elston
Mary Elizabeth Spenc
C. D. Wilcox
General Motors
Peter
Corry Motor Sales
Clinton St
Union Chevrolet Sales
Union City
Penna
Costt
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