Bears Lake Happenings Reflect Quiet Holidays and Visits
Local notes list numerous visits and greetings around Bear Lake and nearby towns. People travel to Jamestown Corry Erie and DuBois for family gatherings, religious meetings, and New Year greetings. Several residents plan or engage in schooling, teaching, and care for relatives while noting repairs and community events.
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Bear Lake
Jane
Mary Barry
Niobe
Ernest Cross
Lawrence Saxton
Sugar Grove
St Carr
Myrtie Diveng
DuBois
W. D. Fullom
Clifford Fullom
Loraine Pullom
Jamestown
G. H. Tillotson
Alla Wilson
Tyan Hawkins
John Peterson
Jennie Boone
Erie
Eugene Perkins
Corry
L. W. Whiteley
U. B
J. C. Manwaring
Dan Crowe
Steubenville
F. J. Crowe
Joe Chapman
Gail
Fred Wheeler
R. F
J. C
Clymer
Jack Connell
Euma Brooker
Conewango Valley
Ethel Bond
Edith Fawksins
Emma Wilson
Harry Harkins
Cleveland
Emaline Hay Ts
Walter D Black
Coudérsport
Katherine
Wenzel Lopus
United Brethren Sunday School
W. J. Wever
Michel Bond
Mise Edith Hachelns
Wil Fella
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
WMA
Church In General
Feeding Habits of Bears: Myth Debunked in New Study
A new study examines bear feeding habits challenging myths about their diet. Researchers observe black bears in controlled settings and field observations, noting omnivorous tendencies, preference for berries, insects, and occasional meat. The findings emphasize variability by region and season, with implications for wildlife management and public awareness.
Community gatherings and club events in Clymer
Willig Workers class of Methodist Sunday School hosted a holiday party at Mrs Beulah Koomans with Lucille Deuink Lucille Howles Doris Querreyeld Wilher Querreyeld Barbara Potter Violet Sweet Verna Eshelman and Irms Sweet attending. The Young Women's Mission Band and Ladies Missionary society held a banquet for the Clymer Volunteer Firemen and their wives. Numerous social meetings followed at multiple homes with talks jokes music and meals, featuring locals like Harald Legters Carlyle Neckers and George Stevenson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Willig
Methodist Sunday School
Femeler
Beulah Kooman
Lucille Deuink
Lucille Howles
Doris Querreyeld
Wilher Querreyeld
Barbara Potter
Violet Sweet
Verna Eshelman
Irms
Sweet
Carlyle Neckers
Dy L.S Compton
Albert Neckers
Carlyle
Charles
Clifford
Howard Legters
Dora Lundberg
Mohawk Street
Jillian Schermerhorn
George Stevenson
George
Fred Kooman
Sheridan Wallace
A. A. Schermerhorn
Horstorff
James Croscutt
J. W. Newhorse
George Rew
Georgisnna
Conneaut
J. WM. Barker
Bowmansville
Bearake
Milton Wevers
Lester
T. Charles Legters
Royal Legters
Clarence Legters
Kenneth
John Tentuckfe
Hazel
John Wevers
Bill
Walter Legters
Gladys
Tyam Cesters
Samig] Dimewald
Ernest
Arlene Dunne Wold
Rena Beckerinie
Robert Crump
Beatrice Johrson
Bchenestady
Mray
Robert Johnson
George TeWinkle
State College
Lansing
Michi
Allan
Lyle Johnson
Sod
Guy C John.sam
Albert
Neckers
Osriffe
Curge Te Wink
Hatle Te Winkie
Dising
Mich
Noth Haat
Wilcox
Ossining
Gual
Tre
Alfred Newhough
Thornton and
Gorton Newhouse
Iva Neckers
Lyn. Compton
Alfred Newhouse
MY. Tilott
Mayville
Milton
Ton
Mary Giateh
Buffalo
C. Ton
Helene TeWinkle
Belleville
Fred TeWinkle
Howard
Te Winkle
Bertha TeWinkle
Mlwaukee Wis
Louise Davids
Rochester
Samy
Methodist Church
W. L. Carlisch
Christensen
William Rhebergen
Neckers Co
Eiu
Misa Irene Tou
Corry Hospital
8. G. Ton
Florence Arnink
Mia
Nellie Havercamp
Harold Bull
John H. Deuink
Clymer Hill
Norman Art
Brody
Lockport
N. Y
Art
Wattsburg
Elsie
Esther Querreyeld
Albert Querreyeld
Garret Querrevetd
James Gravink
Gilbert Ton
Fred Rhebergen
Henry Gravink
Columbus
James Cordin
Artheitis
Helen Horton
Irving Wilcox
Westfield
Alice Kearns
Jhome
Gallup
3000 Erie men on CWA payroll
Arthur G Viewry Filday announced that the Civil Works administration will fund 40,000 dollars for a county project to employ more than 1,000 men. The initiative, approved by the state, aims to provide work by Saturday and sustain county employment amid relief efforts.
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Civity Works Administration
Tvety
Tan
Arthur G Viewry Filday
Paving Projects Begin on Ridgway Streets
Forty five workers start on North Mill Avenue from Main to Race streets under Civil Works Administration support. Court Street paving postponed with preparatory work and Hospital Street set to start Monday. Walnut Street project approved by GWA to begin soon with two shifts from 7:00 to 12:00 and 12:00 to 3:00. Thirty five workers to remain on Court Street, twenty on Hospital Street, pay fifty cents hourly for thirty hours weekly.
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Ridgway
Tan
Severn Streets
Civil Works Administration
North Millaverue
Main Street
Race Street
Court Street
Hospital Street
Hospital Fleet
Walnut Street
GWA
Funeral of Norman Slinger in Spring Creek Church
Funeral services for Norman Slinger were held Friday at 2:30 PM at Federated Church in Spring Creek, with Rev. W. H. Garnett officiating. Interment followed in Spring Creek cemetery. Bearers were William Burch, Frank Kafférlin, Glenn W. Donalson, Irvin Crane, Harold Matteson, and William J. Crane. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs Lansh Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spelzel, Mrs. Mary Nolan of Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. Guy Grose of Warren, PA, L. Mulgin of Riceville, BH. G. Mieno, Son, and A. H. Wichbison of Lincolnville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Slinger
Corry Hospital
Federated Church
Spring Creek
W. H. Garnett
Beararsi
William Burch
Frank Kafférlin
Glenn W. Donalson
Irvin Crane
Harold Matteson
William J. Crane
Conspiracy charges loom in Canton sisters case
Merceh Jayce Constance and Rose Ferrucely of Canton were held for court on 96 conspiracy counts after a daylight bank robbery in Fredonia on October 18. Witness Joe Spano of Greenville testified of a January 2 visit and a death threat by two gunmen to coerce a false confession exonerating Patsy Ferrnuicelo, who is in prison for the crime. brothers Angelo and Patsy Ferrreno linked to the case.
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Merceh
Jayce Constance
Rose Ferrucely
Canton
Joe Spano
Greenville
Mercer
First National Bank
Fredonia
Angelo
Patsy Ferrnero
Western Penitentiary
Spano
Patsy Fernuicelo
Icy Streets Slow Traffic After Cold Rain
A cold rain on Thursday night formed ice on streets and highways by late evening, forcing drivers to use low gear. No serious injuries reported. hospitals and garages aided stranded motorists and tourists. Some cars became helpless on icy patches, especially near South Morley and Southover.
Pinchot's Secretary Not Badly Injured
In New York a secretary to Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania was in hospital last night after a brush with a brick wall incident. The report notes possible internal injury and shoulder damage, with unclear surrounding details from the damaged text.
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Pinchot
Aniegeta
New York
Jari—Durcan Mexihn
Giltora Pinchot
Pennylvania
St. Vinueub
Inside Hollywoods Vehicle Museum On The Ranch
Hollywoods largest collection of moviemaking transport is showcased at a film ranch. Russell Vierse leads the property department with a showing of more than 5 000 transportation units, including carriages, coaches, buggies, and early automobiles. Notable items include a royal coach for Franz Josef and a late 19th century English tallyman rig, all preserved and used as a living catalog of transportation history in cinema.
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Jy Hollywood
Andrew R. Boone
Central Press
Holly Woop
Jans G
Hollywood
Ayain
Russell Vierse
Hais
Franz Josef
Austria
Durant City Glass Plant to Resume Operations Soon
Durant City glass plant of Kane American Plate Glass Corp plans to renew work within five weeks after fires were reportedly controlled. W. T. Mathews, W. P. Mathews, and Arthur P. Nelson headed the plant for the fires syndicate since October, with a New York connection for financing and orders to advance preparations for immediate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Jun
Durant City
Kane American Plate Glass Corporation
Mulding
W. T. Mathews
W. P. Mathews
Artuir P. Nelson
Fires Syndicate
W. J. Mathews
New Yorkey
Hhe
Gettysburg College starts 102nd year without coeds
Gettysburg College begins its 102nd term with no female students on campus for the first time in 45 years. Directors voted four years ago to admit no more girls and the last coeds graduated in June. Reports note work by about 25 staff on aging vehicles and a plan to provide a conveyance quickly from Hollywood North.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Anice Cay
Hollywoor
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