Happenings in Bear Lake and vicinity update
A busy note from Bear Lake area lists visitors and residents: Mr and Mrs Whiteley and daughter Anne of Corry, Mrs Eile Hawkins, Miss Clara Hawkins of Ripley, N Y, and many local families. Attendance at church and school events is noted, with community gatherings at Brooks Rocks, Allen Park Jamestown, and a town Sunday school picnic. A fatality is reported as Mrs Myrtle Dougherty dies at home after a long illness. survivors include husband and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear Lake
Mire B. We Whiteley
Anne of
Will Matter
Jamestown
J. Carr
John Dougherty
Albert Wilson
Alberta
Ruth
Corry
Juli Wilsted
Philuirene Cory
Marence Sweetland
Mellis Cornish
Washington, D. C
Daura Shank
Midigan
Wiel
She Cornish
Evans
Rosy Evans
Rosetta Barker
Niobe
W. D. Piliom
Brooks Rocks
Thesday
United Brethren Church
Fficial
Caming Fear
Wisié Hawkins
Charles Goodrich
A W. Perkins
M. J. Woodin
Ellen Hawkins
Edithanu
Wthel
Clara Hawkins
Ripley
F. J. Crowe
Martin Ann L. A. Loons
Wiland Valley
United Brethren
Myrtle Dougherty
Wohm Dougherty
Spartansburg
Della Kinney
J. R. Banger
Shippenagill
Kinney
Spirta Township
Arthur Kinney
D. W. Kinney
T. P. Kelly
The
Baptist Church
Rose Hill
W. H W. Rice
Taxpayers’ League
S. W. S. Auitorium
Marjory Huff
Marion Vail
New Milford
New England
William Bennett
William Gitford
Leslie Barton
Ashville
Richard Shreve
Olt City
Myrtle Bates
Horton Wellner
Glenn Morris
Lawrence Snappers
Mabel Bennett
George Fiutchinson
Ruggles Park
Canasutita Lake
Neal Allen
Afton
Emma Gould
Kenneth
Masonic Iodge
Camp Marcresan
Canadonia Lake
Katherine Healy
Baptist
Methodist
Grange
Ganadohta Lake
Honey Poler
Cleveland
le Ya Thorogood
Lola, Cheater
Sidney Thorogood
Villige Dee
Clymer Woman Escapes in Crash and Local Notes
Miss Jeanette Wiggles, of Clymer, attends a social event for Miss Dorothy Wiggers amid green and white decorations. Numerous local gatherings, marriages, and illnesses trace a busy week in Clymer including a car crash involving Mrs. Carliseh, church activities, and community updates on neighbors visiting relatives, a funeral, wedding announcements, and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Carlisch
Dorothy Wiggers
Hogenbloom-Groters
Clymer
Fragmented Crayon Tale In An Old School Shuffle
A damaged OCR item shows garbled text about children and crayons at a school. Readable fragments mention preserving items and an urban memory, with no clear names, dates, or locations. The piece reads as a cautionary or nostalgic note rather than a complete story.
Taxpayers Meeting at Spartato Push Road Work
Local notices report Mrs Della Kinney obituary at Spartansburg on Wednesday evening and a Town Taxpayers League meeting set for Saturday at 8:00 in the S W S auditorium to discuss road projects. Socials and community visits fill other items across Spartansburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartato
Taxpayers’ League
Della Kinney
Masonic Lodge
New Act Governs All Dog Damage Claims
J T Finegan, agent for the Bureau of Animal Industry, reports a June 1 law requiring state agriculture officials to appraise dog caused livestock and poultry damage. Appraisals by local authorities stop after May 31, with payments handled by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Victims of dog damage should contact Finegan in Wesleyville via Erie 4-216 for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fiinegan
Weary Vine
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department
Agriculture
Cosry
Uti
Mrn Wheegan &T Wesleyvite
Erie
Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Local Visits
Indefinite vacationing Rev James W. MacDonald and daughter Tane travel from Nedham Mass to stay with Aptine Hunt. Miss Jessie DeMilla visits Corry. Community updates include visitors, travels to Chicago for World's Fair, a Jewell reunion, and plans for annual picnics. Local families relocate, residents vacation, and club meetings hold and report schedules and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. MacDonald
Tane
Nedham
Mass
Aptine Hunt
Jessie DeMilla
Corry
Henry
F. Gohn
B. J. Campbell
P. M. Gear
Warren
Glen Donaldson
Nanette Goldstein
J. C. Lucas
Pittsburgh
Lucas
James Hassett
Chica
Harold Jewell
D. B
Wsther Brundage
Jerry Hinckley
L. R. Dondson
Jayon Damony
Erie
Daisy Branch
Warren Briday
Horace Stauffee
Youngsville
B. L. Campbell
Frederick Stone
Union City
Irs
Wilson Sickler
Clayton and War
Nce
Damon
Scranton
Edward Sickler
Washington, D. C
Fred Steward
Luella Mooreland
Hartford, Conn
A. A. Chapman
Boy loses left leg under freight train in Ohio
Ottomy Aug 5 Pavl Kerr ten year old of Raymillon was critically injured after being run over by a freight train while boarding near Newark Ohio His left leg was severed at the ankle Hospital attaches say his condition remains serious but he has a fighting chance to recover The youth is the son of Mr and Mrs W A Kerr Authorities in Menarie reported to be hesitant to notify the family to avoid shock to the sick man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Schrens
Birs
Sohrens
Ruth Groters
Garrett Grotte
Hell
Norman Graser
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Irma Tyler
Ralph Webster
Charles Hurlburt
Corry
Findley Lake
Nell Wallace
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Syracuse
Clymer Grange
R. V. A. Hewes
The
Grange
Locke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Norman Terroney
Corry Hospital
Roy Gravink
Henry Tenpas
Florence Te- Winkle
Louise Davida
Rochester
Chicago
Clymer
Gilford King Farm
Roy Crist
Elmer Croscutt
Myrtle Gallup
Wilma
Miriam
Emma Lusink
Otlomy
Pavl Kerr
Raymillon
Newark
Hosbital
W. A. Kert
Kern
Menarie
Painter Cecil Taylor Injured In Roof Fall
In Linn, Kansas, painter Cecil Taylor slipped from a roof and fell to the ground, dragging a can of red paint with him. The incident left him bruised, while the red color from the paint provided a vivid, unintended description of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Kan
Cecil Taylor
4 H Club Meets News From Blue Eye Area
Blue Eye Pa August reports list guests and social visits from local families including Mr and Mrs Henry Chapman near Beap Lake and Mrs Blanch Coole returning home in Niobe after time with Mrs Martha Griswold. The Girls 44 Club met at Sophie and Helen Borst home with next gathering August 22 at Bernice Jaquiny's. Several from around attended the pine event in Slred grove near West Spring Creek. People from Corry and Youngsville visited neighbors and churchgoers as lists of guests, dinners, and gatherings continued through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye
Amd
Henry Chapman
Beap Lake
Henry Jaquith
The
Stearns
Cerry
Blanch Coole
Niobe
Martha Griswold
Margaret Sandui
Hien Mead
Artin Paige Thuy
Mr. White
Bets
Fred Yates
Sldred Grove
West Spring Creek
AD. Sandburg
S. J. Crosby
Corry
Sandburg
Ethel Stearns
Anns Mack
Sophis
Helen Borst
Bernice Jaquiny Charles
Albert Sandburg
Wrightsville
Jack McCarty
Marc Dorset
Birie
May
F. M. Yates
Charles Springstead
Join Rickerson
May Hutter
Christine
Florence Frank
Hob Valentine
James Prank
Buffalo
Bert Hutter
Will Burch
Margari Sandburg
Adield
Spring Creek
Raymond Sandburg
Gorry
Funeral of Mrs Kelsey in Warren
Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Robert J. Kelsey of Vine Street were held Friday at 2 pm from her mother's home in Warren. Rev A Denning of the Litheran Church officiated. Interment was at Oak Lane Cemetery. Bearers included Chris Maerer Toe Greet Arthur Tobin Jamax Daley Ernest James. Attendees from Corry included Mrs R Jones Mrs T Cole Mrs J Hopkins Mrs A Mat Wee Mr and Mrs WY d Relay Mr and Mrs G Reynolds and Mrs Henry Floss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Kelsey
Vine Street
Arthur Tobin
Jamax Daley
Ernest James
Hose
Corry
R. Jones
T Cole
J. Hopkins
A. Mat Wee
WY d Relay
G. Reynolds
Henry Floss
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Bear Lake
U. 8
Warrensedrg
Otry
Hots
Lie stattAacharet
Hilts
Clymer Woman
Clymger
Jeanette
Dorothy
Wiggers
Howard
reWinkle
Wiggara
Blanche Logters
Fiorence TeWinkle
Carol Compton
Beulah
Lillis
Schermerhorn
J. B. Cooke
Edith Wilcox Lewis
Bridge
Robert Lews
James Weight
G. W. Waggoner
Clyde Wilcox
L. P. McCiay
Sha Dghisot
Albert Johnson
Guy Johnson
Pamily Vitner
J. B. Cook
Mig. Clinton Meracie
South Dayton
Misa Louise Davids
Roghwster
LD. Crowell
James King
T. B. Paterson
Myrt
Puller
J.B. Cook
Wernesday E Yening
Los Angeles
Calif
B. L. Carliseh
Bain
Chess
Hinkley
Albert Sherman
Middletown
Harry Bay
Sack
James Russell
Millie Smith
Lakewood
Clard Boumagin
Bess
Anna Hannon
Harles Rirkenbrode
KH. Shelfox
Hine Wento Ripley
Tuylor
Clymer Hill
Walter Heslink
J. Curtis
James Neckers
Carbondale
Albert Neckers
Wal
I 4 Bantott
Robert Williams
Jocal Gloyal
Lo Ly
Legters
Holly
Besg
Jotia
Albert Arnie
CT Letal
Grind-Mujnter
Iutger
Eviandlers Vatley
VarNess
Bor
Orry Hiapiiat
Rue Button
Rue
Button
Baby
Mohawk Street
Lyle Compton
J. M. Moulthrop
University of Maryland
Hidesob
Laglies Aid Society
Raymond Harpster
Marl
Daypiter
Julia Harrison
Frank Fuller
Joseph Eastman
Minnis Eastman
Rose Valley
Weel
Sparti
Grang
Mumbeen
Hebpeorn
Cambridge Spens Gwange
Wéstring
Grand Valley
McKelvey
Borsia
Kelsey
Harold Smith
Geneva Gordon
Eleanor O. Jones
Clyde W. Hawkins
Plymouth
Taotory
Chrysler
DE Soto
Chrysled
John Wiggers
North Clymer, N. Y
Anoth
Uni
Suc
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