Olden Wedding and Community Celebrations Highlight Clymer Glades
A crowded social page records a Clymer Grange and Twenty Century Glut meeting, multiple birthday and Valentine parties, a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Bennink, and church group activities. Guests, anniversaries, songs, and readings fill a dense local notice with names, places, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bennink
Girls’ League For Service
Grange Hos
Twentieth Century Club
Pupils Showcase Defense Stamps and School Activities
The school reports defense stamp sales totaling $380.10 since January 12 with weekly fluctuations, and a high weekly total of 974.00. About 133 pupils, 36.5 percent of enrollment, joined the effort. The Sophomore class led with full participation, while the three quarter academic home class topped with 100 percent. The P.A. meets Feb 24, and the Sophomores led the Friday assembly. The band performed the Star Spangled Banner under Mr. Muarwel, with many students named. Regents prelim certificates were awarded to numerous pupils. English classes study Ivanhoe and A Tale of Two Cities, while vocabulary work and poetry anthologies expand. The school paper Maroon Gold Rays issued a Valentine cover. The Camera Club sold seeds to raise funds for equipment and chemistry supplies, planning to photograph school networks for the 1942 Spotlight. Grade one enjoyed valentines. Robert Williams Jr. traveled, Robert Snyder moved to Jamestown, and Donald White won a free defense stamp. Fourth grade sold $10.10 in seeds, with top sellers Wilbur Van Barden, Shirley Van Harden, Rodney Edwards, and Barbara Goring. Fifth grade studied Lincoln, western transportation pictures, and transportation themes. sixth grade held a Valentine party with a dean of volunteers and a valentine distribution committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Nave
Clymer
Mr. Muarwel
Wayde Querreveld
Ernest Exchel
Gail Thompson
Winifred Rhebergen
Carol Me
Gann
la Mont Goring
Betty Sear
Robert Wassink
Edward Werren
Glenn Warnshuis
Obert Knowles
Evelyn Sweet
Helen Sweet
Arlene Adams
Twin Bensink
John Bridges
Carl Ca
Flisch
Dorothy Chamberlain
Norman Gee
Richard Cole
Wilfred Damcott
Robert Davis
Leonard Blazon
Marjorie Evans
Lorena Groters
Ruth Grover
Gordon Holt
House
Mary Humphrey
Charles Kolstee
Glen Maleski
Barbara Meerdink
Paul Meyerink
Vera Meyerink
John Neekers
Jacqueline Nuttall
Phyllis Pitt
Fred Porter
Lewis Rea
Andrew Roush
Walter Smith
Evelyn Sphron
Velma Te~ Winkle
Harold Thompson
Ruth Titus
John Wiggers
Gertrude Williams
Maro
Camera Club
Robert Williams, Jr
Robert Snyder
Jamestown
Echigol
Donald White
Wilbur van Barden
Shirley van Harden
Rodney Edwards
Barbara Goring
Lasteek
Mise Wassink
Lincoln
Miss Davis
Miss Fardink
Missardink
Clase
Owing
Luella Lictus
Dorothy Davis
Joyce Legiers
Tom Spacht
Lyle White
Value of 1941 milk deliveries shows big gain
N Y metropolitan milk marketing area administrator N J Cladakis announced that 1941 milk shed deliveries to New York area approved plants rose in value by about 23 percent over 1940, totaling roughly 9.09 billion pounds and a value near 136.08 million dollars at a uniform price of 2230 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atx
New York
Market Administrator’s Bulletin
Campson
The
Bulletin
Plans for Erie County first blackout in May
Chief Air Raid Warden Marry Douglas said the first blackout test in Erie city and county will be held in May after training of wardens and officials. He noted readiness depends on complete instruction, government permission, and completion of the black box link with the New York interceptor command. A warming system test in schools was reported successful, and direct home telephone lines for wardens are installed. The article also states sardines and herrings are among the ocean’s most numerous fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Marry —Douglas
Erie
Douglas
Erie City
Tnstallston
New York Interceptor Command
Mood control dam project shifts location near Cook Forest
Residents along the Clarion River learn that the U S Army engineers renewed work on a Mood control hydro electric project. The dam, once planned at the mouth of Mill Creek below Cooksburg, is now tentatively set two miles above Cooksburg. Public protest over flooding half of Cook Forest State Park prompted the move while the new site still impacts Clarington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion River
Brookville
Cooksburg
United States Army Engineers
Mi! Creek
Cookburg
Cook Forest
Cluington
Blackout Drill Marks Civilian War Mobilization in Meadville
In Meadville Crawford county a blackout drill and civilian mobilization event is planned with a parade, mass meeting and Red Cross benefit concert. Volunteer enrollment will occur in 21 boats for possible war service duties, and a day of prayer will follow with Allegheny College president Dr. William P. Tolley speaking at services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Sammelson
Epworth
Reformed Church
Geri Timmer
Foreign Mission
Barbara
Meerdink
Sermot
Topi
Virginia Vruink
Young Ladies ‘Mission Band
James ‘TenHaken
Meadville
Peb
Abmarine
Crawford County
United States
Albert Marriott
Xellers
Whaleman
Red Cross
Citicerts
Wiliam P. Tolley
Allegheny College
Talon Purchases New Erie Plant Building
Talon Inc of Meadville announced purchase of its Erie plant site at 26th and Cascade streets from Mallison Silk Mills. Officials did not reveal the purchase price. The move is tied to Talon's five year Erie operation and indicates expansion rather than loss of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Telon, Inc
Meadville
26Th
Cascade Streets
Mallison Silk Mills
Talon
Erin
Dog Licenses Required for All Dogs Six Months Old
Warns dog owners in Harrisburg and surrounding districts to obtain 42 licenses by January 1. The Division of Dog Law Enforcement, Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture, arranges licensing through county treasurers offices or via magistrates, justices, notaries public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Meh
Warn- Jom
Dig
Department of Agriculture
Thy
Scotland
Annual Water Color Exhibit Held in Erie and Harrisburg
Erroneous OCR text outlines an annual water color exhibit sponsored by AY Olin in northwestern Pennsylvania city. Public Library in Birle hosts the display as a statewide show with paintings including still life and portraits, on view through Friday February 20, advised by the State Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Harrisburg
Birle
State Department of Commerce
Olin
Northwetern
Pennsylvania
Concaine
Township Financial Ledger Indicates 1941-42 Expenditures and Taxes
A scanned township report lists General Government Protection, Highways, MISCELLANEOUS, Debt Service, and Unpaid Bills of Prior Years. It details tax levies, net taxes, deductions, and collections for road, bridge, and general township purposes, with totals, assets, and liabilities as of January 6, 1942, including balances, assessments, and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Supervisors
Colwmbus Township
Warren County
Joy Row
Ejcesc
Pines
Aldinex County
Soleltor
Thole and Machnery
Japp
Treasury
Manute
Updcates
Jane Ae
Totel
Old Dupland
Theover Burface
Ted-Doe
General Township
Arban
Diveiernireryerss
Su Wieita of
Cohesboe
W. Cor
Warren
Gammesweslit
Pensuylvania
Department of Hichyest Cs Tae
Cc. C. Warner
W. A. Ross
P.O
Gory
Corry
Arto
Pete Christens
Orrin M. Hillburg
Roy M. Swart
Dodd
Incomplete developm ent notice drops hints of housing project
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a development and housing project announcement by a Coy firm. Five for even ing arrangements or oversight appear unclear. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a housing initiative and local involvement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jmz
Leslie Ganlech
Weller Schruers
Eveniruy ‘Aively Lynch
Hubert Brown
Kenneth Boomin
Martinius Cordin
G. E. Spitzer
Helen Mordoff
Anna Neckers
Walter Schruers
Jean and
Shirley
Schruers
Grace Wallace
Orn Carllsoin
Carol Campton
Laura Carlisch
Carlyle Neckers
America
Mabel Schriers
Clymer Grange
Grange Hall
Saral Schreurs
Lorie ‘Moore
Myrtle Wallace
Gertrude Gravink
C. B. Society
James Gravink
John Legters
Norman Pierce
Norma
Warren, Pa
Marion Gallup
Elmer Croscut
Kenneth Keome
Hintie
Clifford ‘Kooman
Carol
Cleveland
Ohio
Joan
Cleveland Clinic
Clifford Schreus
Schreus
Clifford Legters
J. J. Tewinkle
Viola Tewinkle
Harolld Legters
Vincent
Irving
Floyd Arnink
Duane Lines
5. L. Chapman
Neiltown
Ralph Damcott
Pred Damcott
Fred Damcott
Snd
Ed. Neckers
Glen ‘Tewinkle
Donaid Damcott
Glen King
Harvey
Mord King
Everett
Abraham King
Delbert King
Carolyn
Vivian
Ava
Yel~ Fa
Carlton
Maynard
Relph Damcott
Russell Damcott
Batavis
N. Y
Manuel
Hark Os
Fred Sexophore
Bennink
Ae Ee
Anc
Hermey Bennink
Paulie Bennink
Delia Gifford
Garret New Rouse
Henry Newhouse
William Wiggers
D. D. Samuelson
Gerrit Timmer
Gerrit Timmer. After Supper Rev. Samuelson
Pauline Bennink
Viola ‘Tewliitle
Helen Mordonf
Ethel Beckerink
Leslie Caflisch
Emogene Graters
Bessie Vauiurden
Pauline Brekervile
Viola ‘Tewinkle
Girl Scout Committee
Rita Spencer
Hazel Meerdink
Findley Dale
R. . Williams
Robert
Gail
Buffalo
Cattle Williams
Orlando
Fla
R. X. Williams
Camp Blanding
Henry Gravink
William Gravink
Fred ‘Wardes
Clarence Hhebergen
Gilbert Ton
Garret Habink
Roy Gravink
Dr Henry Tenpns
Overtsel
Michigan
Fleming’ Ce
Arkansas
Self
Erie County
Harry Douglas
National Defense
U.S
Erie Plant
Mae
A Sures Tau
Ain
Aptaog
Santiary
Asta
Korea
Hawaii
Cific
Euter
Kitson E
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