Eijmer PTA Names Officers and Social News
Eijmer PTA announces officers and activities. A large social at Mrs Rusling’s home honored the guest, with quilting and gifts. Community notices include baptisms, hospital updates, birthdays, and various local events and meetings across Clymer and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eijmer Pta
Willis
Dorothy Pope
Jamestown
A. Aow
Bart
Edward
Geneva Wise Cherry
Gurey Hospital
Deughwr
Vicky Gane Lewis Duein
Cory Hospital
G. E. Rus- Ynk
North Clymer
Louis Hemink
REO
Ware
Nelle Querreveld
Minnie Querreveld
Gladys Read
Gertrude Damcott
Neva Wardes
Bixié Damcott
Doris Smith
Marforel Hemi
Geneva
Esther Querreveld
Richand Holman
Marian
Richard
Flint
Mich
Milton ‘Ton
Buffalo
Ier Parshts
Clarence Spitzer
M. Spitzer
Newndane
J. J. Leuters
Warren
Harold Leuters
Melvin Ruslink
Alpert Ruslink
Corry Hospital
Frank Neckers
Tis
Alfred Newhouse
Thornton
Gordon
Lyle Compton
Iaing Wilcox
N. ¥. Blilott
Mayville
Clarence Rhebergen
Harold Legters
Jamestown Thesday Evenin
Floyd Arnink
Alsi Arnink
Ora Caflisch
Téadwinson
Eliza
Sherman
Henry Gravink
Tils
Minnie Meyerink
Leon’ “Ten‘hulsen
Jay Gravink
Roy Grows
William ‘Gravink
Henry Gravini
Lee Jactss
J. Breges
Pvt
Alduy
Ethel Willemie
PTA
Delbert
Professor Altay
Pranerel
Pred Bensink
MileWlork
Kate Pincley
Mise
Massen Gallup
Revere Wal- Ae
Blaine Wallace
Kenyan
Franeline Weil
Dee Rebekahs
Clymera
Wert Lortn Upperman
Arttie Hosier
Clifford Histh
Gar
Two College Profs Involved in Suit Impounded Papers
Federal Judge William H. Kirk impounded papers in a suit said to involve two college teachers, one from New York and one from Bryn Mawr. No details disclosed. the names, reportedly a man and a woman, were designated only as A, HB and DB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Apr
William H. Kirkautre
New York
Bryn Mage
Value of Birds to Pay Tree Life Emphasized in Harrisburg
April 24 observance of Spring Arbor Days stresses birds' role in forest health. Chas Flower notes most native birds nest in trees and rely on them for food, aiding insect balance and seed dispersal. Orioles and sparrows cited for pest control and plant propagation benefits across Pennsylvania forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Chas
Flower
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Lake strike may affect Erie port push
In Cleveland James Healey secretary of the Tug Firemen Linemen and Oilers Association says negotiations with Great Lakes Towing Co have collapsed and a strike by tug firemen and linemen in 15 Great Lakes ports including Erie may start at 6 am Thursday subject to local approval and a last minute pact with company officials.
Spring Work on Nearby Farms Delayed by Cold Weather
Farmers report spring work 2 to 3 weeks late due to cold rainy weather. Plowing progresses where soil allows but planting remains light. Many expect a late start to the season with ongoing plowing and eventual planting in the coming weeks as conditions improve.
Milwaukee's Zeidler Upsets Hoan for Mayor in 1947
Carl Frederick Zeidler, a 32 year old attorney with a booming voice and broad campaigning, defeats incumbent Daniel Hoan by 12,159 votes to become Milwaukee's mayor. A bachelor with deep ties to civic groups and foreign language communities, Zeidler campaigned on Let’s have a New Day and Streamline the city government, pledging to oust the Socialists and reform city departments. He previously served as assistant city attorney and resigned to run for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Carl Frederick Zeidler
Daniel Webster Hoan
Zeidler
Hean
Milwauks
J ‘Milwaukeeaid
Hoan
Tire Theft Racketeering Probe Signals Major Cleveland Bust
Cleveland police and Erie officers probe a million dollar tire theft racket stretching from Cleveland to Buffalo. Detectives Cavela Morris Schaal lead the inquiry into missing tires from new cars and any links to a wider theft network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Yrent
Charles Cavela
Albert Morris
Cleveland Police Department
Paul Schaal
Erie
Free farmer in arson case ends in directed verdict
Bert Loop, a W-year-old Plessantville man, was freed today of arson charges after Judge Lee A. McCracken directed a verdict on motion by defense attorney Jack Heyison. The defense argued the Commonwealth failed to prove the fire that destroyed a dwelling on May 20, 1939 was feloniously started and that the house was insured for fraud to the insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franglin
Bert Loop
Plessantville
Lee A. McCracken
Sequinas
Jack Heyison
Farmer Dies After 40 Foot Fall From Dam Reef
Franklin April 24 Dan Paskie 54 of Buttermilk Hill a farmer was killed instantly Tuesday at 2 pm when he plunged forty feet from a dam reef in Sugarcreek township He suffered a broken neck in the fall from the barn roof while prying sheeting from the roof Paddle was engaged in razing an old barn and lost his balance before also falling from the structure's roof
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dan Paské
Buttermilk Hii
Buttermilk
Sugarersele
Paskie
Paddle
Tuberculosis Assn Meets in Williamsport May 9 and 10
The 48th annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Assn will be held in Williamsport May 9 and 10 with a symposium on conquering tuberculosis through teamwork. Major Gen. Charles R. Reynolds leads the program with other speakers including T. Erest Newland and Dr. C. Howard Marcy as panelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Pennsylvania ‘Tubercilvers Society
Arthur M. Dewees
Charles R. Reynolds
Health Department
Centrol Bureau
State Department
T. Erest Newland
Pennsylvania Department of Instruction
C. Howard Marcy
Pennsylvania Medical Society
S. Ruth Gensema
Tuberculosis and
Bealth Society of
Havisburg
Dauphin County
Charles Burtity
Philadelphia
Williamsport Kiwanis Club
William A. Sawyer
Fastin Kedak Company
Tycoming County Medical Society
John S. Packard
Devith
E:mond R. Lang
Charles Hatfield
Rioting reported with tear gas and police actions
Fragmented report describes tear gas, riot gun use, and police efforts to repulse stone throwers amid a strike. Mentions arrests, bail, and public safety actions in Pasadena and nearby areas. Also notes tuberculosis committee event plans in Harrisburg and Williamsport with medical speakers and a county medical society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daplit Bumialo
Teay
Sherifis
Lnjé
Skriied
Wheeler
Defiane
Guffey Run to Philadelphia Campaign Reach
Fragmentary OCR shows a political campaign note referencing Guffey, United Press Philadelphia, and campaign actions with a focus on an election and possible success. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a campaign drive and a plea for support ahead of a vote.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delbert King
Pta—Legion Auxiliary
Young Ladies Mission Band
Fred Bensink
Clymer School
Guy Benmick
William Bensink
Corry
Carl Fox
Bertha Genres
Thelma
Alton Everson
Joe McGus
Agus Howard
Randolph
Hert-Lewis
Qlenn
Clinton Eastman
Lynda
Alfred
Gray Adler
Wattsburg
George Bensink
Garret Bensink
Columus
Henry Bensink
Orr Peterson
Marie
North East
Sidney PcQueen
Harold Gehres
William Ryiebergen
Henry Rhebergen
Louise Davids
James Gravink
Joln Rickers
Dorothes Mae Rickers
Hdna Rhebergen
Beth Rhebergen
Gilbert Ton
Holland Cemetery Association
Church Chapel
Gilderson
Garret Rislink
John Ochi
Henry Erink
Henry Legters
I. J. Te Winkle
Boward Rusling
Ben Beckerink
Edward Gabriel
Marilyn
Phyliss
Eigty
Nellie ‘Baytreump
Larry Boylan
G. Tranmer
Arlene Dunnewold
Husiess
Pred Wardes
Gladys Legters
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Minnié Ton
Jean Bridges
Clymer Library
Children’s Health Camp
Tupper Lake Mountain
Grace Spitzer
Methodist Church
Marning
Ralph Padley
Jesus
Ralph Motval
Waviutg
Sone
Init
Ehnrott
Reeve
Gerrit
Pimimer
Lendur
Burhira Meerdini
Uadlles Mission Society
Clymer High
Fredonia
Looury Elm
Doris Howies
Cannties
Siloma ‘Hunt
Andrew
Brown
Ito
Clymer
N. Center St
McCandrew
Prescription
Corry, Po
Cans
Aye
Pasadena
Cal
Trafic Vietwors Foy
Boulevard
Sigiqua
Olds
Lansing
Careval Motors Valu
Oldsmobile
First Ave
Wiggers Garage
Cony
Voutfey
United Pre
Lu Adelphia
Mar
Campaig Tion
Mip
Guffey
Philade
A. Jones
Yrectni
Jon McNair
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