Two Bradford Men Escape Injury In Gifford Route 59 Crash
Two Bradford men escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon when an empty glycerine truck left Route 59 near Gifford, struck a pole, and damaged power lines. The truck belonged to Pringle Powder Company of Bradford and was driven by C. T. Milliken with Harry Pirk as passenger. The men were reportedly en route from Smethport to Bradford when the accident happened. Bids may be sought in April for the Glenular River flood control dam in Elk County, as Congressman Gavin warned that a potential delay in federal expenditures could push back the project despite Army engineers expecting bids in April.
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Bradford
Gifford
Pringle Powder Company
C. T. Milliken
Miliken
Harry Pirk
Glarion River
Ele County
Gavin
R-Fa
Washington
Truman
Army
Christmas Party at Wat.c. No. 49 Brings Joy
The Wat.c. No. 49 Christmas party was held at Mrs. Rosa Westley’s home on Worth street with 25 ladies attending. A program of carols, readings, and a flexatone selection delighted guests before Santa Claus distributed gifts. Candles lit the room as the group sang Silent Night. The next gathering is set for December 19 at LO.07% Hall.
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W.R.C. No
The
Wat.c. No
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Profrant
Frank Lille
Dan Culver
Lillie
Harry Silvis
Henry Bals
Elsie Hunt
Santa Claus
Lo.o
Kiwanis Club Hosts Ladies at Hotel Corry Christmas Party
Kiwanis members and their wives attended a Christmas party in the Corry Room at Hotel Corry. A memory expert from Albion, Michigan, A. B. Kellogs, spoke as guests enjoyed a roast beef dinner for 52 at elaborately decorated tables. Clarence Wallace became the new president with pins from retiring president A Gray Stine, and gifts plus social games followed the dinner.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Corry
Kellogs
Albion
Mich
Une
Howard J. McMullin
Richard Rossbacher
Clarence Wallace
A. Gray Stine
Stine
Indy
P T A Study Circle Holds Meeting At Mrs Divyer Home
The Washington P T A Study Circle met at Mrs Paul Divyer's Franklin street residence with seven members present. Mrs Leslie Wells led the discussion on Reading Difficulties and getting ten year olds to read outside material. They also discussed Allowances for children and teen age dating. A contest followed and Christmas gifts were exchanged. The hostess and Mrs Robert Wank served a salad course Ritz crackers and coffee.
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P.T.A. Study Circle
Washington P. . A. Study Circle
Paul Divyer
Franklin Street
Leslie Wells
Robert Wank
Cootiette Club Votes Donations At First Meeting
The Goetlette Club No. 102 met at the V F W Home on West Washington with fair attendance. Mrs Pearl Porter chaired as officers stood ready for the new year. Members voted to donate five dollars each to the Soldiers and Sailors Home Christmas fund at Urie St Barnabas Home at North East and to buy a tuberculosis bond. A social hour followed and the next meeting is set for January 5.
Mrs J A McCracken Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs J A McCracken entertained the West Congress street bridge club with guest Mrs Frank Graft. Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs Horton Davis won regular prizes, while Mrs Raymond Anderson took the special prize. A salad course was served and the next gathering on December 18th will feature a Christmas party with dinner at the Hotel Corry.
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MIS. Jbs. Sawssackers
West Congress Street
Contract ‘Bridge Club
Frank Graft
H Langdon Rowe
Horton Davis
Raymond Anderson
Ms Orneken
Hotel Corry
Rowe
East Wayne Street
Introducing a Coh James Bayard Birth Notice
Birth notice reports James Bayard born to Mr and Mrs Brown at Hamot Hospital on a Monday in December. Mother is Gloria Jennings formerly of Eile. Brown is described as a former educator in the city.
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James Bayard
Wits
Forest Brown
Eile &L Hamot
Mr. Brown
Treen Society Meets For Christmas Tureen Dinner
The Treen Society of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church met at Mrs DB A Hillstrom's East Congress St home for a Christmas tureen dinner. Eighteen members and one guest attended. gifts exchanged and a clothings drive for two orphans at Bethesda Home Meadville was featured. Mrs G F Hildebrand and Mrs David Swarls organized the purchase committee. The next meeting is set for January 5 with Mrs Hildebrand on Hast Pleasant street.
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Treen Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Congress Street
DB. A. Hillstrom
Duane Foyle
Robert Catlin
Bethesda
Meadville
G. FP. Hildebrand
David Swarls
Hildo
Brand, Hast Plessant Street
Missionary Society Hosts Family Night at Local Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church Missionary Society held a family night with about fifty attendees. Ivan Bennink led a program featuring carols, readings from Luke, prayers, talks on family themes, and a closing hymn. Mrs. Culver presided. Lyle Chase, Mrs. Lloyd, and Mrs. Mosher gave talks. Mrs. Keppel will host the next meeting on January 9 at 52% Worth Center.
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Tey’ Patton
Dany Culver
Lyle Chase
Ord Lloyd
Hugh Mosher
H. Ray Harris
Ladi Fellowship
The
Missionary Society
Charles i Keppel
OFS Club Dinner at Hotel Cory with Margaret Swanson
The OFS Club and a guest Miss Margaret and several members met last evening for a seven oclock turkey dinner at the Hotel Cory. Mrs P I Swanson of West Frederick Street hosted the ladies at her home after the event where progressive 500 games and Christmas pills were exchanged and refreshments were served.
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Zigny Anemvers
OFS. Club
Miss Margaret
Ans~ Sons
Cory
P. I. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Birthday Party for Leroy Hoyt
Leroy Hoyt celebrated his birthday on Thursday with a party on Sec ond avenue hosted by his wife. Ten relatives attended as guests enjoyed visiting ice cream birthday cake and coffee while gifts were exchanged.
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Leroy Hoyt
Second Avenue
Early History Of Columbus Reviewed At Grange Meeting
Two Columbus Grange members led a detailed session on the town’s early history. Speakers covered schools from 1824 to 1866, naming practices, first settlers, Pine Valley timber, the Grange’s 1889 founding and current 95 members, plus notable locals and the 1897 play ground gift.
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Columbus
Tirtus
Colummbus Grange
Master N. Dodd
Grange
D. P. ‘Trisket
Coffee Creek
Columbus Township
Kimball Webber
Sophronia Webber
Pine Valley
Columbus-Bear Lake
Colvesbus
Columbus Consolidated School
Job Tea
Equitable Aid Union
Charles Rowe
Vernelia Fage
David Curtis
Porter
Weber
Mr. Webber
Neill
New York State
Archie Benson
Arch Bristow
Kansas Howe
Trisket
Equitable Aid
Fry
O.C. Hall
Helping Hand Club Bazaar Plans Set for December 17
Mrs. Mabel Beall presided over the Helping Hand Club business meeting to finalize arrangements for the bazaar to be held Tuesday December 17. A luncheon was served at 5 30 and the next regular meeting will be January 6.
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Aue Neweken
Hall
Mabel Beall
Sciota Community Aid Hosts Christmas Dinner Event
The Sciota Community Aid held a Christmas party Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kolstec. A bountiful turkey dinner for 62 people was served at one o clock followed by social time, gift exchange, visiting, and Christmas carols.
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Scidta Community Aid
Sciota Community Aid
Homer Kolstec
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Seaman Loveland
USB Massey
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Spencer Hospital
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Dunks
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Chatham
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J. A. McCracken
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West Warne
Helping Hand Club Bazaar
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Firestone
South Center Street
Wilcox Grocery
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M. Y
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Charin
Stromberg-Carlson
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