Interesting French Creek news letter reports local business and gatherings
French Creek bulletin lists new business activity as Hilh bidd paints his store and installs lights while awaiting NL One of groceries Harmon Neckers plans to join Here is tying Sprig oped Wie i Lucks Gleason family visits Mr. and Mrs. day More Friday evening. farm bureau demonstrates plows and a Fordson tractor to curb corn borer. B H Neckers captures thirteen foxes at Eden. residents confront health issues and schooling roles. Raymond Lathrop and family visit. Mrs. Winnefred Hillegar buried. funeral notices for W. L. Patterson recount community ties and travel across nearby towns.
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French Creek
Reves Crele Village
Hilh
Harmon Neckers
Lucks Gleason
Air
W. W. Atterberry
Jake
Frank Sweet
Amos Worval Reedix
White Bros
Nillis Volite
Buresii
Walter ‘Moleski
B. H. Neckers
Sherman
Clymer
Eden
John ‘Tewinkle
Bernie Doolittle
Grippe
Mr. Doolittle
George More
Wizard Whitney
Finley Lake
Weet Buch
Edna Taylis
Hapood
Doris Davis
West Mina
Marguerite Neckers
Raymond Lathrop
Daugter
Gertrude
Fay Lathrop
Ellen Anderson
Jamestown
Quere
David Lathrop
Winnefred Hillegar
Erie
Ravnin Hill
Kendethan
Old Road
Jennie Ranglak
Corry
Charles Church
Jay More
Wilford
W. L. Patterson
Conneaut
Spring Creek Grange No 286 Meeting Notes April 24
Spring Creek Grange No 286 held its regular meeting on April 24 with flag salute and routine business. Dues and road tax bills were approved for treasurer drawing. Lecturer reviewed state and county officials, bonds, chickens program planned, and questions on poultry care and baby chick management.
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Spring Creek Grange No
Pennsylvania
Reading
Grange
Phe Wren
Lechirer
Sclabring Hansen
Women's Club Meeting in Sparta Plans Evening Program
Sparta vicinity note: the regular Women’s Club meeting moves to Tuesday evening at 8 in the school assembly room. Teachers from S V S will attend as guests, with a program on school work, vocational education, and music by the Spartans band. Local residents and visitors are mentioned among those socializing and traveling to events.
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Spartansburg
Cluir
Xome
S. VS
Frank ©. Hyde
John Kinney
Chib
Ralph G. Rice
Frank G. Jones
Spartans
William Irvin
Cleveland
Wees
Davenport Street
Irvin
Earl ‘Tauber
Sarah Gillespie
Tuuavile
William Johnson
Dunkirk
Pennsylvania
Buena V. Conover
Carl Tauber
Worth
Robert Ernie
William Ernie
Erie
St. Vincent Hospital
Oelock
Avery
Robert
Eddie Winans
Hilla Hewitt
Raymond
Oil City
C. K. Rhodes
Holt McCray
Woman's Club Rummage Sale Scheduled in Reality Building
The Reality building rooms to be cleaned Monday for a rummage sale by the Woman's Club. The sale starts Thursday at nine, open Thursday Friday and Saturday 9 to 7. Requests for men’s clothing and donations are urged. watch windows for ads next week. Howard traveled to Jamestown for a day of business.
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Woman's Club
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Weaf hook up 740 Cap itol Theatre program at 5 p m Kathleen Stewart Richard Bohnelli Emilia Caprato. Wiz hook up 8 15 p m Ver n Hour with Chas M Schwab. Weaf hook up 4 p m Dr S Parkes Cadman. Wor hook up 9 p m Columbia Chain Program.
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United Press
WEAF
Capitol Theatre
Atwater Kent
Kathleen Stewart
Richard Bohnelli
Emilia Caprato
Chas. M. Schwab
S_ Parkes Cadman
Columbia Chain
Spring Creek Bridge Club Entertainment Report
Bridge sessions and social events fill a weekend in Warren and Corry. Notable happenings include a surprise birthday visit for Gerald Canon, several bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. Glen Donaldson and Mrs. B. L. Campbell, and plans for a new restaurant near Donaldson's store offering ice cream and meals. Attendees include Mrs. Daisy Branch, Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, and residents from Warren, Corry, and North Tonawanda.
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Spring Creek
Leon Cable
Warren
Chiles Tripp
Corry
Win
Tripp
Gerald Canon
Cleve Damon
Glen Donaldson
Herbridge Club
Harold Addy
Gertrude McKay
Daisy Branch
Som Bates
Ruth Dahlstrand
Harold Carr
Floyd Black
Claire Phelps
R. L. Wells
P. A. Middleton
B. L. Campbell
BH. Sturtevant
Lilia Moore
F. M. Gear
Emporium
Ed Smith
Ed Campbell
Lena Jackson
Winnie Johnson
Donaldson's
S.C. Weade
Harriet
Dorothy
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Mary Stickney
Classifieds advertise home and business opportunities
The text outlines advertising norms for a newspaper page offering home, farm, or personal needs via mail, with rates, rights to edit, and error handling. It lists sections like Announcements Notaries Personal Strayed Lost Found automotive categories and notes about promotions by Starr Granite & Marble Works in Corry, Pa.
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Carefl
Monumenta S
Automo
V8 É
Wabted—Automotive
Starr Granite & Marble Works
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Lott
Paroled in Fraud Case Twelve Former Tobacco Workers
Twelve men, formerly employed by the Federal Tobacco Company in Pittsburgh, were paroled for three years by Judge Swearin gen after pleading guilty to larceny and conspiracy in a $30,000 merchandise theft. Restitution orders ranged from 100 to 500 dollars, with Southside receivers also paroled and required to repay.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Federal Tobacco Company
Joseph M. Swearingen
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Steve Sobeck
Grant Allerton
Walter Olzak
Frank Bals
Henry Olzik
Joseph Sobeck
Joseph Vargo
Joseph A. Lopinto
John Brazen
Edward Burkhart
Chester Wilker
Kastner Speer
Southside
Man Held For Store Robbery In Erie
Peter Ryan alias John Roddey, 43, arrested on charges of breaking and entering and larceny for the March 22 theft of cloth and salts worth 1200 from Dominick A. Larricea’s tailor shop at 1617 Peach Street. A secondhand store in Cleveland identified his photo from a clue given by Captain George Christoph. Thirty five Jersey cows and a bull valued at 12000 were burned plus three buildings at the John S Campbell dairy farm near Butler. Damage estimated at 150000. wind spread flames from the creamery.
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Erib
Itaentifed
Peter Ryan
John Roddey
20Th St
Dominick A. Larricea
Peach Street
Ohio City
Ryan
George Christoph
Cleveland
LarMoca
Campbell
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T. M Richards
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Suday Noon
Harriet Martin
Uig Milliard-Pillmore
Oi! City
Gert Aldine McAnallen
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Harold Drought
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Howard
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Patterson
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Mary Hamilton
Janes Orlitt Hamilton
Court of Common Pleas
Erie County
James Orlin Hamilton
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Witnomlea
Easian
Deaire
Priscilla Reichert
Diallante
Bay
Binater
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Brie
Penta
Frank Fay Gillett
Frank Pay Gillett
Willa
Watate
James
Gillett
North Main Street
Union City
Kincaid & Kincaid, Attorneys
Daniel Delury
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Tobacco Company
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