Many Features Planned for Wattsburg Fair
Wattsburg fair officials announce Arnold's Barnyard Frolics and a full lineup of acts from August 30 to September 3. Morse pulling contests, Sheridan Brothers wire walkers, the Goetschis bicycle globe act, Risko and Nina juggling, Buddy Wagner auto daredevils, racing events, and a radio show are scheduled daily with additional features to be announced. The 65th Wattsburg fair aims to be the best yet.
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Wallsbure Fair
Flr
Harry M. Burrows
Arnold
Morse
Sheridan Brothers
Johannesburg
South Africa
Goetschis
Risko
Nina
Buddy Wagner
Grange Meeting and Community Notices Highlight Week
The Grange held a secular session in Grange Hall with Worthy Master Ellen Gleason presiding. New degrees awarded to multiple members. Legion meeting discussed convention report from Buffalo. Local families and clubs shared visits, picnics, and gatherings at various homes and cottages around Chautauqua Take and nearby areas.
Local Notes and Social Updates From Clymer Area
Surgical patient at St. Mary’s Mayo clinic to return home later this week. Mrs Tinyon Miracle and son Quentin visit Ida Johnson and family. Vacation plans set for Grind Haven Michigan. Relatives of Rey and Mrs. Hogenboom head to San Francisco from the Philippines. Reverend Hogenbaum to NYC for medical care next week. Gauerke family from Pewaukee visiting Simmelink kin. Alan Neckers and family visiting North East. Delbert Neckers hosts. Birth in Hodges family at WCA Hospital on July 31, a daughter, Marcia Lee. Abbe Reformed Church picnic set for August 18 in Henry Rhebergen’s woods. Ostrander and Newhouse families host visit. former teacher Ostrander. church events include August 14 services and McCann Neckers wedding August 18. Local attendees at Columbus concert.
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Buffalo
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Peggy
Kerl
Varysburg
N. J
Henry Rhebergen
Twentieth Century Club
Morrison Cottage
Chautauqua
Stow
Delbert, King
Ida Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Lorraine
Tivington
N. Y
Alan Johnson
New York City
Guy Johnson
Panama
Clinton Miracle
Quentin
Kane
Ralph Wussink
Roger
Harold
Rochester
Minnesota
Ethel Wasiink
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayo
Tinyon’ Miracle
Kins
Hev
John Muller
John Jay
Mary Jane
Jeff
Otts~ Way Beach
Grind Haven
Mich
Rey
Leonard Hogenboom
David
Stephen
San Francisco
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Philippine Islands Fund
Erie
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Garret Groters
Hogenbaum
R.gauerke
Pewaukee
Wis
Me Iatter
Roy Simmelink
Alan Neckers
DeLand
Florida
Delbert Neckers
Howard Gabriel
North East
Arthur
Dorothy Beckerink Hodges
W.C.A
McCann-Neckers
James Gravink
Betty Loomis
Carlyle Neckers
William Gravink
Janette Gravin
Gilbert Ton
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Former Clymer Man Dies at Jamestown Home
The widower child of Mrs. Guy Bennink of this city died at his Jamestown home yesterday morning. Born January 12, 1880 in Clymer, he lived in Jamestown for 40 years and worked 28 years as a finisher at Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company before retirement due to ill health. Survived by wife Nellie Hogenboom Ruslink, son Marvin, daughter Mrs. Arthur Nabbs, two brothers Edward and the sister mentioned. Funeral at Westminster Presbyterian Church Monday at 2 with Rev. Tra L. Livingston. interment Holland Cemetery, Clymer.
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Guy Bennink
Votockk
Clymer
Dahlstrom Metallic
Ruslink
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nellie Hogenboom Ruslink
Marvin Ruslink
Arthur Nabbs
Edward Rusink
Henderson-Lincoln
Tra L, Livingston
Holland Cemetery
Free Power and Insulators in Gravity Motor Claims
A reader passage discusses alleged free power via gravity using insulators and alloys. It notes limited testing of alloys, claims metals may transmit magnetic waves, and describes a foundation collecting data as a clearing house for gravity insulator research. Potential for dangerous, high voltage or heat effects is mentioned in anecdotal dialogue.
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Tim
Foundations Seek Safe House for World Peace Power Records
A New Boston notes the Foundation aims to preserve its records in a safe place as world leaders discuss free power that could end wars by equalizing gravity influenced energy. The text links peace to discovery of new power and warns of a potential World War II before harnessing it.
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Old Boston
Mass
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