SCIOTA AREA NOTES AND REUNION REPORTS
Local column from Sciota vicinity covers Gates reunion at Warmer's Grove, Thornton and Cole gatherings near North East and Islail Park, plus numerous visits, church events, and social club meetings. Residents attend reunions, picnics, weddings, baptisms, and community dances with many relatives and neighbors from Corry, Erie, Sherman, and surrounding towns.
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Thornton
Roy Little
North East
Carl Pierce
Clayton ‘Warner
Colza
Helen Colebert
Hare Creek
Harris Briggs
Lucy Hatch
Addis Schurman
Fidelis
Berkerink
Atland Briggs
Chautauqua Lake
Bonetta Watrous
BL. Watrous
Proctorville
Alton D. Peterson
Orval
Allene
Lynn Rathben
Sherman
N.Y
Alton Croscutt
Orpha
Leland
Croscutt
Albert Croscutt
Panama Station
Cottage Hill
Alton Peterson
Myrna
Arland
Henry Querreveld
Basil Britton
Billy
Buffalo
Effie Heath
Eldred
A. M. Warous
Mra
Avchie Briggs
Merle McIntyre
Briggs
Lorna Akam
Clifford Cady
Chas. Canfield
Henry Vreeland
Degolia
Orpha Crostutt
Cinadonta Lake
Sciota
Youngsville
Misses Allene
Betty Borstor
Wesle
Roy Borstorff
Corry
Harold Webb
Arland Briggs
C. Richards Ayi
Treasure
Betty Ryans
Swisavale
Elmer Rust
Wheat Flaunts Tiller Elk Horn
George L. Jorgensen, a farmer at Elk Horn, reports a two acre wheat field yielding about 30 bushels per acre despite soil that was not plowed or seeded well.
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ELK Horn
George L. Jorgensen
Oil City Lions hear speech on sewage plant
Oil City officials heard HH Morris describe Milwaukee sewage disposal plant actions and results at a Lions Club luncheon. He noted cleanup, odor absence, and that 100 million gallons pass daily, with a 750000 population served and 86 million gallons treated every 24 hours.
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Oil City
City Officisia
Oi City Lions Club
Stewart Morris
of City
Clivia
Milwaukee
Lion Morris
Allegheny
Morris
Pennsylvanias farms valued at 861 million in 1980 census
The 1980 census reports Pennsylvania had 191 284 farms covering 15 55 428 acres with farm land and buildings valued at 861 489 805 dollars. Farm numbers rose 11 percent since 1930 while total acreage grew 814 percent and farm value declined 28 percent.
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la Houteshal
Pennsylvania
Teast
Farm Vale
Mid-West
United States
New England
Southern
Rocky Mountain States
Midwest
Arrests for Auto Robbery in Warren
Warren Aug 9 William Cole and David Wadingham, both from the Warren Transient Camp, were arrested by highway patrol on a Plymouth coupe theft. Wadingham pleaded guilty and was jailed awaiting sentencing. Cole pleaded not guilty and demanded a hearing scheduled for next Tuesday at 10. Bail set at 1000 or Cole to sheriff custody.
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Warren
William Cole
David Wadingham
G. O. DeBolt
G. ©. Shannoi
Patrol
H.W. Conarro
Fifth Avenue
Justice of the Peace
T. Richard Evans
Wadlingham
Cole
Nebraska expects bumper potato crop in Panhandle
Prospects are bright for a 46,000,000 bushel potato crop in the Nebraska Panhandle this summer. Although unusually late, the crop is in fine condition and best production totals in four years are in prospect. A cold wet spring delayed development and maturity, delaying marketing in the Upper North Platte valley by several weeks.
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Autawom
Nebraska Panhandle
Upper North Platte Valley
Bride of Day Receives Estate in Shelby Hospital Wedding
In Mansfield Ohio a one day wife, former Miga Grace Scott of Grestline, is willed the entire state by Charles Schand, a 47 year old plumber of Shelby. Schand, hospitalized as a patient in Shelby hospital, said he knew he would die and arranged the unusual bequest.
Warren County Democratic Rally Set at Oakglew Park
Warr en County officials report preparations for a large Democratic rally to be held tomorrow afternoon at Oakglew Park. A countywide turnout is expected if weather cooperates with speakers including Dr Edith McBride Dexter Arthur Cote grove Deputy Attorney General Ross Mrs Gertrude Puller J H Beshr of Warren. The program begins at 1 pm with Miss Helen M Spencer visiting Brie with Miss Helen R Spencer.
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Spartansburg
Lie
John Farley
Catholic Church
Firemen's Hall
Richard Kk. Webb
Minsiegl
Oil
Straub
Rouseville
Sisters of Mercy of
Corry
Baltimore
Geneva
Donna Jean Morrison
Misa Ethel Cox
Red Oak
Vere Stokes
Fre Ohia
Kenneth Stokes
Harry Risenberick
Chester
Henrietta Ross
Minnie Eastman Krusen
Waite
Hazel
Erie
Kenneth Rexford
University
Cincinnati
C.L. Rexord
Ruth
C. L. Rexford
Kenneth
Asheville
N.Y
Ralph Rexford
Rexfords
Panama School
M. B. Salmon
Howard
Helen Nesely
Akron
Fern Sayre Ane
C. D. Rhodes
Edinboro
Jame Winsor
Lawence Winsor
Jimmie Shreve
Jimmie
Dna Titua
Grange
William Berinalt
Hamnosky
Arthur Cotegrove
Ross
Gertrude Puller
Western Pennsylvania
Federal Housing Administration
J. H. Beshl
Warren
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Sparta
Firemen’s Hall
Guy M. Fish
Ivy Embroidery Club
Community Aid
Thornton Reuson
Brand Briggs
Sciota News
Meg
Maury Puttersonl
Mes
Katherine Young
Grayk’ Burkhart
Alma Gardner
Jule Barnosky
Sarah Salmeel
Kathryne Nucome
Anna Bradford
Della Kightlinger
Corty
Bennetts
Glenn Steadman
Ralph Webb
Webb
Greensboro
M. C
Rome
Almon Webb
Bemus Point
Geneva Sears Matthews
Wava Weusthoff
Matthews
Weusthoff
Fomer
Eva Smith
Centerville
Mathews
Wensthoff
P. J. Cooher
Leo Dooher
Brle
Wm.l. Holden
Erie County
Kozier
Harrisburg
Gvernor
John Kozier
Bayette County
Earle
Babe
William Smith
Bellevule
Ind
Milton Smith
Los Angeles
Cali
Clint Smith
Peninsula
Lake Erie
Warren Tansien
Nebraska
Bride OF Day
Warren County
DEM
Misa
Helen M
Spencer
Misw
Helen R
Guigno
Morhber
Bysteri
Lor
Recomin
Orier
Sre
Pency
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