Corry Slices Park Gift And Local Happenings
Corry residents read of W H K Smilts gifting the city a park plot as Corry’s growth widens northward. The piece catalogs local figures, a baton of short items from paper deliveries to a circus stop in Oil City, school funding concerns, a police transition, and a plea for prayers for Mrs. Adams facing surgery.
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Corry
W. H. K. Smilts
Fenrania
Bear Lake Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Events
Happenings in Bear Lake and vicinity note visits by neighbors and relatives, church revival plans, school events, and residents moving to Sugar Grove. Local families including Woodin, Hinckley, Risley and Pardee are mentioned with illnesses, travel, and gatherings amid routine community life.
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Bear Lake
M. J. Woodin
Woodin
Sugar Grove
Lucie Price
Richard
Cofty
Lulu Hinckley
Velia Risley
Ora Davison
Beechwood
Vere Bennett
Emaline Hoyt
Fred Blutcher
Betty
Linesville
J. B. Wilcox
Audrey
Carol Wilcox
Tyan E. Hawkans
E. B. Cornish
Marion Pardee
Buffalo
Charles Chapman
Union City
Rush Chapman
Wiliam Buss
Velma Risley
A. D. Price
Ivan Price
Sheffield
Esther Comstock
Niobe
Walter Black
United Brethren Church
North Clymer
Walter D. Black
W. D. Pullom
Francis Peterson
John Peterson
Ashillo
Tyail B Hawkins
Freehold
Lottaville
Henry Kelstep
Carl Crosby
Gene Goodrich
Waterford
Charles Goodrich
Claar Cornell
Cambridge Springs
Arnel Carter
Lottsville High School
Gordon Hay
Warren
Reno Berkey
Akron
Winifred Smith
Midioute
Lottavide
Claude Johnson
Inf Ulica
Kenneth Marlin
Jamestown
Hop yard growth transforms old Chemaya townsite
In Shamporg, Oregon, the former Chemaya townsite once filled with houses and shops is now a thriving hop yard this spring. The area that held ullings and streets now houses hop yards, with old industrial and social buildings repurposed or replaced by agricultural activity.
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Shamporg
Ore
Chemaya
Ore Gon
Consolidated Schools for Clymer debated at village meeting
Residents and district representatives gathered in the Clymer school Monday to hear talks on consolidating the Miral and Randolph districts. petitions circulate in favor of building expansion to handle rising enrollment. local figures and educators discussed next steps and potential formation of a consolidated district.
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Clymer
Miral
Randolph
Dorothy Connelly
Nellie Querriveld
Jennie Brown
Home Bureau
Grange Hall
Fred Lundberg
Lee Jacobs
L. Carlisch
Jamestown
Wilhelm Case
The
Clymer High School
Cases
Helen Horton
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Silas Smidge
Turnip Ridge
G. A. Bancroft
Helen Duiners
Ethel Wassick
Marion Alday
Jack Senan
William Kooman
PRR
Golden Rite
Abbe Reforms Church
Virginia TeWinkle
Mildred Cady
G. H. Tenpas
Ida Johnson
Sherman
Pomona Grange
Sherman Grange
Finley Lake
Clymer Grange
Westfield
Grange
Grangy
Fred J. Freestone
Freestone
Stella Miller
Arthur Johnson
Tamestown
Harold Leefers
Marguerite Neckers
Freterfele Vander Schaaf
Howard Legters
Florence TeWinkle
Vera Legters
Paul Meerdink
Anna Vander Schaaf
Gerald
Jacob WarnShous
Mina
Ten Hagen
Findley Lake
Frank W. Neckers
Iva Neckers
Lyle Compton
Alfred Newhouse
Clifford Warnyhouse
Mark Haveréamp
Charles Maverick
Edward Gabriel
Albert Neckers
Mra
John Neckers
Min. EU. Neckers
Della Gimard
Wii Neckers
Eighth Grade Graduation at Spring Creek Church
Commencement for Spring Creek township eighth graders will be held at Federated church on Monday evening April 20 at 8 00. Salutatorian Winifred Johnson and valedictorian Marian Donaldson will speak, with Frank M. Love land of Corry delivering the main address. Diplomas will be presented by Warren County Schools superintendent Knapp. Invitation extended to all.
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Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
Federated Church
Fa Winifred Johnson
Marian Donaldson
Frank M. Loveland
Corry
Knapp
Warren County
Carl Howell
Tee Lillie
Youngsville High School
Erie
General Electric Co
Shaffner Bros
Erie Dispatch-Herald
Academy High Schoo
Leon Gabie
Mary Ela
C. W. Bracken
L. R. Donaldson
Walter Lewis
Columbus
Thaseday
Sheldon Clough Wer
Warren
John Messiner
B. L. Campbell
Glen Donaldson
Lena Jackson
Florence Damon
Jamestown
Merle Baldwin
Tnion City
Paul DeVaney, Jr
Pittsburgh
Re D. McKelvey
George Buettner
Carl Donaldsom
Jan McKay
Frank Kafferlin
GE. Campbell
Harry &, Johnson
Emily Morton
Irvington
Mildred Henry
Ers
W.L. Henry
Emma Armstrong
Erma Allen
Satuate Pa
Carl Donaldson
John McKay
John McKay Entertained the Members of the Mother's Club
WL. Binck
Abbot Dairies Friay
Janet Stone
Uiion City
Harriette Donaldson
Mesars
L. Campbell
Fy Golm
Pam Porter
Robert Damon
J. W. Schwering
Youngsville
Grant Ross
Celia Clarke
D. Hi Clarke
Dieweter ob Barth and Sum The dhemeter of One Bier
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a bier and a monetary amount with 8 000 flies and a count of 5 004 miles or units, unclear context. Specific names, places, organizations, or dates are not discernible in readable text.
Uncoupled Engine From P R R Flier
A railroad incident near Ridgway Pennsylvania led to the arrest of a man for malicious damage to a cartroad and occupying a locomotive from a passenger train. After a hearing before Justice Mitts the accused pleaded guilty and was jailed in default of $1,000 bond.
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Ridgway
Ddesii Shoaly
Fk Coutily Sl
Justice At the Peace
J.C. Mitts
Bhuely
Pennsylvania
St. Marys
Shel
Ridgway Man Escapes Serious Injuries After Car Collision
Arthur Werner of Ridgway escaped with slight injuries when his Pontiac car overturned several times after a collision with a second vehicle on the Ridgway St Mary highway near the Ridgway greenhouse. Werner was treated by a local physician and later taken to Elk County General Hospital for X rays. He suffered bruising on one side but no broken bones indicated. The other car, owned by the Git Refilling Company and driven by Mr. Ghasé, traveled in the opposite direction at the time of the crash.
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Ridgway
Arthur Werner
Pontia
St. Mary
Ridgeway Greenhouse
Werner
St. Marys
le Hk County General Hospital
Dense fog swallows Walterville in strange haze
Thick fog settles over Walterville Oregon creating a white haze described as a sea of shiny substance. Visibility drops to near zero as residents report distant shapes and objects appearing faintly through the murk.
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Walterville
Ore
Metenaie
Waltery
Resume Work On Road Elgin Men Are Given Work
Elgin residents return to road work as improvements accelerate. Dozens employed reclaim a long idle project while illness lingers for several locals. Notable moves include births, hospital stays, and community visits as families adjust to spring conditions.
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Elgin
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McCray
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Stem
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Gilson
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Francis McCray
Elgin Tod
Kenneth Wetmore
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Corver
Federal Reserve System
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