Happenings in Carter Hill and vicinity
A busy Carter Hill roundup reports many residents and visitors attending weekend events. The list includes the Diebold and Cooper families from Erie and Spring Creek, Diana Slye, the Diamond Jubilee in Titusville, visits by Lindquists and Proctors, and local guests from Warren Corry and Union City. Several calls and dinners mark a lively social stretch with new births and hospitality noted.
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Carter Hill
Valentine Knowor
Louis Diebold
Charles
Edward
Vict Winia
Erie
Fred Cooper
John Schukne
Ralph Newell
Jamestown
Clyde Waldley
Charles Proctor
Clarence
Louis Cook
Ray Burrows
Leon Emery
Meg
Burrows
Kritton
Mra
Swadalsil
Buffalo
Anthon Syentex
Whursday
Jean Collins
Corry
Treva Moore
Mitchell Molesiel
Toledo
Loren Marts
Ralph Ross
Frenchy Creek
Wilbur Merritt
Warren
Marts
Harland Thornzon
Glenn Humes
Roger Morris
Olean
N. Y
Milton Morris
Walter
Will Ewer
Warrena
Charles Lindquist
Minnie McAllister
Leon Proctor
Lindquist
Myr Cooper
Theodore
Marjory
Martha
Spring Creek
Bors
Nelson Edward
Nelson Williams
Corry Hospital
Frank Cooper
Wilson Cooper
Clarence Slye
Carl Proctor
Paul S$. Weed
Union City
H Riewaldt
North East
Ge Bowen
Chavins ‘Proctor
Dick Mortis
Hoome
Howard Burton
Eldred
Leroy Blume
Walter Ewer
C. J
C. J. Follett
Mary Jourdel
D. E. Lindquiston
John Mann
Tillotson Corners
Amy Cooper
Spring Creel
Mir
Wibert Morris
Onnaant
Myo
Harry Morrié
Uréd Doyle
Eric
Will Harft
Rose Burkhart
W. H. Cummings
Sundny
Carl Proctor and
Charles. Proctor
Donation Hill
M. L. Breed
Earl McDonald
Brie
Lee Proctor
Virgil ‘Tarbell
Carl Lyons
Corty
Williamson
Irene Williamson
Bert Watrous
Proctorville
Paul Smith
Jessie Whitney
Familly
Spartansburg
Gerald Bagley
D. Whitney
Lyle Proctor
Cottage Hill
Charles Swan
Mildred
Eroise
Myrtle
Showers
Vince"McAndrews
Bradford
Joseph McClelland
Bertha Showers
Gons
Theodore Gray
Warner McCray
Dairymen's League
Wether Rosst
Floyd Marsh
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Taft Williams
Wattsburg
Clayton Proctor
Erle
Beaverdam Sunday School Names Officers and Activities
Beaverdam Pa Aug 29 details officers elected for the M B Sunday School including Superintendent Walter Proctor Librarian Emeline Drake and assistant Betty Smith. The report lists numerous visits, host families, and social events at the M B church and nearby communities with multiple engagements, picnics, and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Webb- McCray
Carl Proctor
Doris Tarbell
Young Peoples
M. B. Church
Proctorville
Mary Glaney
Chicago
R. Lyons
A. B. Aid
Churcholday
Ora Glolung
Gary Probble
Leon Prowler
Waller Parkhurst
Gerald Bagley
Corry
H. D. Whitney
Stanley Bourts
Union City
Norman
Gordon Maynard
Virgil Tarbello
Martha Maynard
Mayville
Ted Hanley
S. A. Drayer
Charles Hodge
Leon Proctor
Lo Clarion
Ed McClelland
Burg
Alton Messenger
Erie
Warner's Grove
Charles Swan
Buffalo
Jack Swan
Wattsburg
Florence Pond
Annie McDonald
Virgil Tarbell
A. Lyons
Mark Pierce
Joseph McClelland
Paul Willis
Cambridge Springs
Walter Proctor
Warner McCray
Marle Cummings
Cons
Lloyd and
Charles
Pittsburg
Cummings
Claude Maynard
Betty
Gordon
Maynard
WM Clark Proctor
Lowville
Jay Smith
Joe Cummings
Vroomans
Enterprise
Titusville
Mich
Robert Mulgin
Lyle Proctor
Walter Drissell
M. B
Emeline Drake
Betty Smith
Twitchers
John Southwick
Gilson Ridge
Florence Roe
Drie
Michigan
Tamily
Francis McClelland
Rixford
Green
Mary
Wiic
Young Peoples’ S
Trucks Supplant Rail Freight in Kansas Survey
Kansas finds trucks haul nearly five times rail freight under a state port of entry law. May results show 71,236 tons by truck versus 15,000 by rail, with 27,224 trucks averaging 2.8 tons and 70 mile out of state hauls. Rail and bus passenger use declined as trucks dominate. Also notes local social mentions and visits in Donation Hill and Corry.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Railroads
State Planning Commission
D. J. ‘Tevietdale
Kansas
Cardiff Giant Heads to Syracuse Exhibit at Fair Grounds
The Cardiff Giant now at the State Fair grounds in Syracuse weighs 2940 pounds and stands 10 feet 8 inches tall. Unearthed in 1869 near William C. Newell’s farm, it sparked hoax theories and once drew bids from P. T. Barnum. Local historian Edwin S. Calkins, linked to the giant, remains convinced it is not gypsum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Fort Dodge
William C
Stub
Newell
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Tully Center
Cherry Valey
P.P. Barnum
Cardiff
Ints
David Hannum
Homer
Cortland County
David Hanum
Edward Noyes Westcott
Wort Dodge
Edwin S. Calkins
Jordan
Sherman Man Dies in Kip Street Home
Sherman man William Henry Morse Sr. died yesterday morning at 8 o clock at his Kip Street home after a long illness. He was 67, born January 2, 1917, in Mayville, and spent his life in this region where he was well known.
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Sherman
William Henry Morse
Kip Street
Mayville
Chinese Blame Sun Spots For Their Trouble
Chinese blame sun spots for droughts and heat waves, noting ancient Chinese sources describing sun spots as early as 28 B C and detailing periods of observation and silence amid heat. The report contrasts sun spots with black shadows and links drought to solar activity, with commentary on Chinese attention to the issue. A separate brief notes an arrest in Connecticut over a down payment on a car.
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H.R. Ekins
United Press
Priping
China
Chesterfields Touted as Milder Distinct from Competitors
Smokers describe Chesterfields as milder and better tasting, noting differences in tobacco, paper, and manufacturing. The claims focus on sensory appeal and smoother experience compared with other cigarettes.
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P. M. Anderson
Ruth
C. G. Lindberg
Ralph Mortis
Ruth Wace
Folletts
Arthur Morris
Ewin Armitage
Anderson
Wattsburg Fair
James Proctor
Ted Hanby
Roger Williamson
Drayer
R, Lyons
Walter Proct
Tor and Son
Onondaga County
Mr. Calkins
Orient
B. C
Conn
Frank Slovensky
Chatha
Chesterfield
Ts Tosco Co