Columbus PTA Plans Program Grange to Install New Officers
Columbus notes list events including Columbus Grange installation of officers at the C I Hall on Monday Jan 9 with a 7:30 tureen dinner and the town ship parents and teachers meeting at Dean High on Jan 10. The program includes auto trip reminiscence, household hints, a vocal solo, a debate on men influenced by money, and a toast to horses. Local residents are named in social notices and holiday gatherings cited across Corry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmibus
Sunita
Failowss
Iter al
Hay Hart
Mew
Henry Buren
Corty
Irene Willismis
Carleton Williams
Irene Lywis
Mat Lin Willaims
Taraily
Arvid Anderson
Familly
Dubs Sorenson
Fyant Smith
Marion Way
Coury
Clifford Caster
Will Jaggs
Athuy Pairchids
Corry
Clifford Ross
Piccadi Hhs
Ross
George Schranline
Edwin
Mra
Lola Schranifing
Barton Silth
Clarence Cater
Bear Lake
Will Schramling
Prank Schramling
Frank
Geotee Schram- Line
Boward Clary
Robert ‘Disket
Lulu Covel
Rochester
Helen ,Triskeet
Mya
Nelson Trisket
Payil Trisket
Himmy Lewis
Wilson Cooper
Cartey Hill
H. Ray Harrie
Sadie Lewis
Misa Julis Cartier
Peelkslill
Acthor
Dean High School
Amyn Ohrn
Yoral
Natalie Dodd
Mary Waite
Mariana Christie
M.S. Bonney
Elizabeth Cuthbert
Josephine Colegrave
New ‘Yonk City
John J. Colegrave
Claus
Floy Spencer
Bach
Clark
Evelyn
Meadville
Nelson "Triskel
Harold Caster
Toa Smith
Miebert Curtis
Carleton Curtis
Fred Shannon
D. Curtis
Arthur Page
Nathan Dodd
Gerald Faulkner
Warren
Allene Hillburgeft
Ghiicavo
Woman's Club of Bear Lake Meets Thursday
The Woman's Club of Bear Lake plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Ihna Crowe's home for their regular business session. A paper on Romance of an Electric Bulb will be read by Mrs. Minnie Colt, followed by parliamentary law study and Roll call with “An Myesore to Our Town.” Various local residents attended New Year gatherings and visitors in Ashville, Cory, Jamestown, and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Arthur Page
Sarah Page
C. Ni Dodd
Nathan Dodd
Main Ripley
Marion Ripleye
Slaughter
Lou Se
Pleasantville
Nelson Triste
Kenneth Jackson
Mamle Jackson
Corry
Aid
Clyde Wilson
Mlohe
Charline Wilson
Buffalo
Julia Carrier
Peekskill
Gust Olin
Helen Casler
Jeaniss
J Messenger
Robry
V. A Smith
Elmer Hamilton
Columbus
Sarai Page
Trix
Gerald
Clarence Moore
Brie
Our Morton
Roland
Roy Davis
Chautauqua
Snoe Hulett
Carol Williams
Ralph Willams
Evie
Alfreda Gates
Lovells
Stalion
Williams
Charles Ohm
Westgeld
Delia Sorenson
Gust Ohen
Warren Fungo
Emme Gordon
Helen Brown
Brie Bn
Frank Betts
Warren
Sth
John Freund
Blanche Bunnell
Erie
Fern Teemley
Washington, D. C
Municipal Hospital
Keith Raymond
Edward Raymond
Hoy Raymond
Clare Gordon
Annehter
Erma
Merle Page
L. Barrett
Corey
Dorothy ‘Rillation
Waterford
Batsare Whitdlay
Luiu Hinckley
W. Barrett
John
Harald Ayers
Mil
John Peterson
Ashville
J.C. Manwaring
Tyan Hawkins
Amdera
Jean Manwaring
Beverly Manwaring
J. B. Wilcox
Eile Hawkins
Florence Whitley
Minnie Price
Ivan Hawkins
Polly Woodburn
Lakefwood
N. Y
Rose Evans
Clarence Kolstée
1. Osborne
Panama
Geraldine Cornish
State College
B. Cornish
Woman's Club
Ihna Crowe
McB Haney
Pranklin
B. E. Frantz
Ralph Martin
Gorty
J. M. Martin
Hunters Report White Quail Sightings Near Bristow
Hunters report an entire covey of white quail near Mound, Oklahoma. Tom Moorehead of Bristow said the birds, described as snow white, were observed by local hunters, marking a notable unusual sighting in the area.
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Briston
Okio
Tom Moorehead
Bristow
Mound
Okie
Clymer Bank Meeting Tuesday Social Gatherings of Past Week
Clymer N Y Jan 5 report at Dairymen's League subdistrict meeting at Bisery Center butter shortages in Clymer and nearby. Poultry disease clinic at Glymer Central School drew many poultrymen with Dr F L Burnett from New York State College discussing diseases and diag nosing ailments. Clymer Hill hosts skiing parties by Pittsburgh group the past week. Reformed and Congregational church events noted. Local visits, entertainments, and a long list of residents mentioned with frequent name spellings. The annual meeting of sealor folders at Clymer Central School on Jan 19 1939 at 2 p m with no director elections. News of Clifs ford Rickerson's death in Bradford reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Dairymen's League
Bisery Center
Grout
Burg
Glymer Central Schol
F. L. Burnett
New York State College
Clymer Hill
Pittsburgh
Clymer HM Reformed Church
Mers
Abhe Reformed Church
G. Timmer
Timmer
Bertha Wasink
Eunice
Carolyn King
Tema 'Te Winkle
Jann Schriters
Doris Ruslink
Arlene Beckering
Lucille Demiti
Paulina Beckerin
Tivelyn Rheberken
Virginia TeWinkle
LaVon Fardink
Piova Arnink
Rochester
N._Y
Dune
Ralph Pindley
G. Ross
Summerville
Ethel Groters
Avid
Will Groters
Preedam Normal School
Lylp Johnson
Los Angeles
Kiy
Heath
University of Southern Californ
Sealor
Clymer State Pimle
Clymer Central Senant
Dirertore
Clitsford Rickerson
Bradford
T. J. Neesers
Ta Jjohnson
Guy Johnson
Neckers
Bendford
Erie theatre manager promoted to new role in May
A long serving Erie theater manager is named successor to run the Wormer Brothers Theaters group. He previously managed the Bolumba theater since its 1886 reopening after a three year closure and takes over his new duties on May 10. Also noted is a holiday season incident where a man was struck with a sledge hammer but suffered only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Cotman
Yeates
Buller, Bas
Sodomil
Bolumba
Helnje
Will
Nice
Guy
Maino Hadi
Dim Nat Baby
al Bullow
Joe Yell
Phrat Fordham
Qalelet
Phentorm
Altimagh
Edward Mchilsid
Stan
Roy
Sunset Bridge Club
Vince
Donald
Doris
Erie Council Moves to Avoid Huge Interest
Erie council debates bonds to forestall high interest costs for street improvements. Contested negotiation over immediate payment terms faces court review. Mayor Churley weighs appeals as barbers and council members argue impact on residents. State Supreme Court appeal looms with ongoing municipal discussions.
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Erie Council
Mpeninery
Honda
Vettlémant
Pilin
Wverdae
Piertod
UY Polina
Fy Diel Barber
Buvler
Edward M. Murphy
Holan
Vilyo
Mondholders
Nily
Fe State Supreme Court
Gambling and murder at the Sunset Bridge Club in Miami Beach
Reputed gambler Edward Fowler is found dead in the Sunset Bridge Club poker room after a night of high stakes and intrigue. Captain LeRoy and Stan Rice lead the homicide investigation, tracing a tangled web involving Darryn Bessinger, a supposed grain merchant, and a string of letters as clues. The case unfolds across Miami Beach society circles with a German verse as a cryptic hint.
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Eaward Fowler
Pearch
Darryn
Fowler
Sunset Bridge Club
Glen Neal
Toby Munroe
Beasinger
Toby
Millie
France
Fallanil
Ben Eckhardt
Dave Burtox
Dallara
Miles Standis
Tinian Creek
Miami Beach
Doris Buchanan
Donald
Stan Rice
Stan
Una Personille
Doris
Sten
Edward Fowler
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Parents and Teachers Association
Dean School
Honor Claus
Paal
John Hillbure
Fuchird
Hazeltine
Girol
Alice West
Cora @uippen
Gerald Page
James Fb
Laren Winklwboss
Mekeeuport
John Brown
All-Way Electric CO
PNR
Baron Kisenka Hirsnuma
Prince Imimard Kanoye
Japan
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Ary Ivan J
Hawkins
Mangaring
Doris Peservon
Clymer Bank Meeting
Clymer Central School
Donald Reed
Daugh
Penpas
Westfield
Moa
G. Querreveld
Merton
Th’s Place
Ralph Smith Reed
Lowi Hewline
Henry Iinke
Kawint Gonk
Will Neckers
John Neckers
Ben van Erden
Amos van Erden
James van Erden
Wilbur
Harold
Will van Erden
Bessie
Clyde Howles
Dad Cool
Delhart
Nedkers
Mary Legters
Hattie Mina
Dasla Mina
Galy
Opel
Spheer
Clynir Gentiatschon
Allegheny College
Baynard HH
Kendr
Gil
Donia
Donald Buchanan
Vincent LeRoy
Wendy
Borla
Adio
West Wragler Street
Kooya Subdivision
Satsuna Pack
Flagler Street
Bettween
LeRoy
Tiydee
Satsuma Road
Pomona Road
Rune
Lamar
Springer
Yale
Beckett
Dr. Gaines
Earle Ralphs
Fred Fawcett
Gaines
Vincent le Roy