Parallel Sewer Cost Proposal Elevates Flood Relief Plan
City Engineer Nevin R. Dickson presents a study for a new parallel sewer on East Smith Street to alleviate flood conditions in Second Ward during heavy rain. Estimated total cost 731,221.71 with city materials and equipment around 35,000. Project details include 2,500 feet of 60 inch sewer from Hare Creek to near East Wayne, plus 800 feet of 64 inch and 800 feet of 48 inch mains, and 12 manholes with concrete pipe totals.
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Parallel
East Smith Street
Nevin R. Dickson
Second Ward
Corncil
Wright Street
Hare Creek
Dickson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wayne Street
Tabor
Hold Witnesses in Murder Case in Jamestown
Jamestown authorities hold Charles Todaro and Phillip Guinta as material witnesses after Peter Volpe is suspected in a fatal shooting at 105 Water Street. James Ferraro remains missing as police search extended across Pennsylvania towns, with 72 hours of investigation reported.
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Jamestown
Itis Clty
Jlew
Pennsylvania
Peter Volpe
Tower Sireen
James Ferraro
Water Street
Charles Todaro
Allen Strees
Mayville
Old Coins Bring $50,005 At London Sale
A recent London sale drew strong interest as a batch of old coins sold for nearly 50 thousand five dollars. The auction highlighted valued numismatic pieces with bidders competing for rare coins and heritage items.
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London
Fear Kane woman suffers possible fractured pelvis
Mrs Alma Alexander 72 of 229 Bayar Street suffered a possible fractured pelvis when the car she rode in swerved to avoid a collision on a roadway near Kane. The driver Mrs Charles Rauch swerved and the impact threw Mrs Alexander from the seat. She was reported in good condition at St Vincent's Hospital in Brie and Alya Alexander was uninjured.
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Kane
Alma Alexander
Bayar Street
Frvey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brie
Alexander
Frank Sloan
Charles Rauch
Chestnut Street
Auch
Alya Alexander
Background of James Blow to 40 Hopes Look Back New York
Aug 15 national review lists governors as presidential prospects. Arthur H. James of Pennsylvania is not favored despite a background in law and judgeship. Look magazine notes his ties to Mellons Acnenbergs and Sun Oil money, praising governors as proving grounds for presidents while ranking James as a disappointment compared to leaders like Hoover Taft and Harrison.
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New York
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Look
National
James
Corporation
Mellons
Acnenbergs
Sun Oil Fame
4Uilners
Dulitis P. Hell
Wisconsin
United States
Hoover
Taft
Harrison
Frie Boys Held for Looting Cottages Erie
Two fifteen year old Erie boys were picked up by State Motor Police Mary Stinnel after breaking into cottages in Kelso Park and stealing money, jewelry and other articles. Residents were asleep when the break in occurred. More arrests were expected today, according to Trooper Stinnet.
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Erie
Mary Stinnel
Teck
Kelso Park
Sunday School Picnic Delight At Clymer Hall
The Clymer Hall Sunday school held a picnic in James Beckerink’s woods. About ninety five members and guests attended a noon meal with many dishes. The day featured penny hunts, running races, peanut contests, doll and button sewing, cracker eating and marshmallow eating contests, a softball game, and a busy canteen run by the Victor Class.
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Clymer Hall
James Beckerink
Harry Tenhaken
James Bensink
Snd
James van Erden
Penny Hunt
Carolyn Weavers
Merle Thompson
Wubur van Erden
Wilbur Lockenhouse
Pdd
Harold ‘Thompson
Carolyn TeCulver
Jean Duelnk
Ellen ‘Thompson
Kenneth Legters
Emma Duevik
Berdena Lockenhouse
John ‘Tecomey
Fisrison Bederink
Lester Weavers
Leon Cady
Donald Cady
Clifford Cady
Birthday Party Honors Uncle Bert Wiggers in Salem
In Salem Ohio a birthday party celebrated Bert Wiggers turning eighty two with a large gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Garret Wiggers Mr and Mrs Donald Wiggers Mr and Mrs Albert Wiggers and many relatives from Corry Columbus Erie and surrounding areas. A lovely lunch accompanied the event as congratulations were extended to the honoree.
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Mi.atu Mes
Sowarn Waggers
Bert Wiggers
Salem
Ohio
Garret Wiggers
Donald Wiggers
Albert Wiggers
Raymond Wiggers
Corry
Herbert Trisket
Ronald
Columbus
Hannah Wiggers
William Hogenboom
Norma
Howard Tewinkle
Judith
Erie
Wiggers
Town Caucus Preparations Move Toward September 19 Meeting
The town board convened Monday night with several officials present. Bills were paid and highway funds noted at 1,490.88. caucus arrangements set for September 19 primary day. Terms expiring this year include supervisor, town clerk, two justices, tax collector, highway superintendent, four constables, and school director.
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Lhe
Mreewaress
Memiel
Simon
Ton
Marion & Gallup
Alvert Neckers
Fred Lehrens
Henry Rhebergen
Clymer
School Picnic Attracts Many Former Teachers And Pupils
The annual reunion of former Clymer High School teachers and students was held at the Clymer Central School. A picnic dinner followed a business meeting led by president Mrs. Jennie Dainkot. Guests came from Ripley Jamestown Ashville Findley Lake Corry Watts Flats Houston North Hust Harbor Creek Mayville and Clymer.
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Clymer High School
Clymer Central School
Jennie Dambis
Jennie Dainkot
E. L. Simimons
Jobin W. Rickers
Eliza Abbott
Ashville
N.Y
Mary Galip
Findley Lake
J. H. Russell
Ripley
Jamestown
Ashyilly
Loggers’ Jargon Reflects Oregon Woods Trade Names
In Oregon woods loggers coin terms for their tools. The cross cut saw is the misery whine to two burl y men who rally to the big trees. They call a saw a briar or a Swede fid aie and the shavel a ulum gun or idiot stick or ukulele in their lingo.
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Oregon Woods
Oregon
New Technique Produces High Vacuum With No Moving Parts
A newly perfected method and equipment yield the highest vacuums with existing gauges. The machine operates without moving parts, using only electric wiring and glassware.
Benners Family Holds Enjoyable Reunion
The Genners family reunion occurred on Wednesday August 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Leigh Willink. A program included songs scripture readings and a business meeting. Ernest Dimneyold was elected president and Mrs Dunnewold vice president with Miss Ruth Person secretary and John Meerdink treasurer. Two births were reported and invites were extended for next year. Ice cream and cake closed the gathering.
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Genners
Leigh Willink
Dimmer
Jesus
Walter Legters
Albert Neckers
Lucille Persons
Arma Marie Ebroeme
Ruth Persons
Edris J
Erma Baringer
Reading
Verna ‘Barringer
Alvin
Helen ‘Tenbuckle
Gilbert Willink
Garret Dunnewold
Haze ‘Tenbuckle
Ernest Dimneyold
Dunnewold
J Ruth. Person
John Meerdink
Ernest Dunnewold
Lyear
Young Peoples Class Honors Clifford Cady
A community event at Sciata hosted by Mrs. Peter Schurman saw the Young People Bible Class of Clymer Hill church honorMtford Cady with games and a devotional, plus a business meeting. The group voted to buy draperies for the church basement. about forty guests attended and refreshments followed.
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Peter Schurman
Sciata
Bible Glass
Clymer Hill
Mtford Cady
James van Erden
Lawrence Dunnewold
Evitice Duevik
Rex
Maurie Tyson
Helen van Eellen
Edith Schruers
Lucille Bensink
Daye Brought Printing to Cambridge and Colonial Firsts
Stephen Daye arrived in Massachusetts in 1638 under contract to Rev. Samuel Glover who brought a printing press but died on the voyage. Daye then set up the press in Cambridge and in 1839 issued The Preeman's Oath the first printed broadside in the colonies.
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Stephen Daye
Massachusetts
Samuel Glover
Daye
Cambridge
Preeman's
Washington's Teeth Claim About Mount Vernon Jaws
Isaac John Greenwood, son of John Greenwood, asserts a tale that George Washington’s tomb contained a set of false jaws with human teeth, made by his father from ivory or elephant tooth, using beeswax molds, in Mount Vernon. He claims the jaws were buried in Washington’s mouth inside the tomb.
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Washington
Isaac John Greenwood
John Greenwood
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Flag Program At Grange Meet
The Clygus Grange held a regular Friday session with visiting guests from Busti, South Ripley, Westfield and Panama. The county flag was presented by the Busti lecturer to the Clymer lecturer amid ceremonies. The program included plays, songs, duets and a pantomime by Clymer members and a buffet lunch.
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Clygus Grange
Busti
South Ripley
Westfield
Panama
Hedd
Busti Grange
Clymer Grange Lecairer
Clymer Grange
Vivien
Velma
Carlton King
Soto
America
Janette Gravink
Jmeland
Vivian King
Carolyn King
Bernice McCann
Jas
Gravink
Albert Henrinke
Home Sweet Home
Watts Y Flats
Death of Mrs Todd Brown shocks community
Mrs. Todd Brown, 68, died after a prolonged illness. She was born in Clymer and lived in Brocton the past eleven years. Survived by husband Todd Brown, five children Lyman, Marian, Alice, May, and Anna, plus a brother Bert Almy. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm at the home with large attendance. Burial in Brocton.
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Ne Newa
Todd Brown
Beame
Brown
Clymer
Brocton
Huband
Childden Lyman
Hawaii
Marian Brow
New York
Alice Keit
May
Anna
Bert Almy
Jamestown
Church Services in the Breth on and area
Sunday school schedules and worship times for multiple churches including Waldo Congregational ABBE REFORMED and NORTH CLYMER with Rev. Perry Halnes and Rev. Joshua Hogenboom preaching. Prayer meetings listed, Young People meetings, campfire gathering planned, plus social notes on local residents and hospital visits.
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M. i Ghurch
Wilkie Feesskers
Superiniascent
Imortiinyg
Perry Haines
Waldo Congregational Church of Brethon
Myelle Gallup
North Clymer
Perry Halnes, Jr
Tval Aunsuerger
Joshua Hogenboom
Albert. Neckers
Jamiey G
Lyydler
Kathryn Groters
Gamblin
Lender
Marvin Schruers
Young Ladies Mission Band
Dave Wigners
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Gilbert Ton
Marie Clymer
Delbert King
Corry Hospital
Lee Brown
Pittsburgh
Ty Sears
Buffalo
John Bensink
Harold Legters
Howard Fardink
Paul Meerdink
Doyle Meerdink
Marl Reed
St. Louis
Cleveland
Clifford Legters
Morris
Leonard Hogenboom
Legters
Roberta Thompson
Wilbur Renskers
Rochester
Leonard Glepum
Stidebaker
Studebaker
J. L. Meerdink
Bale & Service
Ladies Mission Society of
M.B
Une
Edna Newhouse
Frederick Vandar
Schaaf
Burdette
Weckers
French Creek
Rey
Edward Ruslzit
George Fogenboom
Clarence Rhebergen
Evelyn Beth
Winifred
William Hozenboom
Norman
Bre
Edward Javffman
Florence J
Dake Sirby
Nellie Havercamp
Gordon Holthowse
Helen Tewinkle
Columbia University
Fred Tewinkle
Fred Wardes
U. B. Mission Society of North Clymer
Edward Kauffman
Florence
Belleville
Til
Ad Family
Kauffman
Mabel Baker
Benners
Young Peoples
Benjamin Tewinklé
Mariam Wassink
Syracuse
Bensink
Allen Park
James Town
Herbert Duelung
ATLAS
Inten
Edgar Teculver
Olynier, N
Watts
Garlyle Neckers
Holland
Douglas
J. Henry van L&nte
Henry Habink
Alred
Woolworth
Ethel Schurman
Bradford
Henry Damrott
South Main Street
George Durand
Marjorie
Francis McClain
Marlon Gallup
Luperete
Kay
Wnh
Herman Knowston
John Rickers, Jr
Carry
Jann
Justin Pettik
Nartast
Cornelius Rus- Tink
Clarence Rheberger
Swinay
Doris Bowles
Clyde Bowles
Winifred Wiggers
Comy Hospital
NEW
Philco
Tony
PHILO
C. E. Spitzer
Clymer's
Keystone Service
Safety Legion
Emblem Oil CO
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