Spring Creek News: Local Happenings and School News
Mr and Mrs I G Dayson of Warren visited over the weekend. Ruth Matteson returned to Allegheny College after vacation with her mother Mrs Bertha Matteson. Donna Clarke visited from Gunton Ohio and returned to her parents Mr and Mrs H Clarke. Rev B H Sturdevant confined at home with flu. Master Robert Lamon recovering from pneumonia with grandparents Mr and Mrs W S Lamon. Harold Eddy recovering after flu illness. Avis Lillie unable to return to Erie due to illness. Robert Donaldson and Miss June Zachkrias spent weekend here before Donaldson resumed studies at Pittsburgh University. School opening delayed due to flu epidemic. Mrs W Kingstead visited from Canton with her parents Mr and Mrs Lon Bates. King’s Daughters met at Community building for January meeting. roast pork dinner served. officers elected: President Louice Beck, Vice President Hoslisonson, Secretary Rosed Johnson, Treasurer Mary Silpkney. Florence Woodard resumed studies at Huff Business College in Warren after weekend visit. Miss Kana Willman and family hosts for weekend. Tom Smith Sr returned from Cobry after weekend at home. Several students and parents from Gorry area attended weekend visits. Parent and Teachers Association of Spring Greeks held monthly meeting January 5. attendance limited by sickness. discussed National Geographic subscription for Wid Helio children. Next meeting February 7. Tidbits include Titnville beating Chy High 41 to 22 with Rose leading.
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Spring Creek
It G. Dayson
Willabell
Warren
RD. McKelvey
Lyon Duhler
Ruth Matteson
Allegheny College
Bertha Matteson
Donna Clarke
Gunton
Ohio
Avis Lillie
Erie
Academy High
Hines
Robert Donaldson
June Zaohkrias
Pittsburgh
Donaldson
The
University
W. Kingstead
Canton
Lon Bates
King’s Daughters
Emily Morton
Rose Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Bertha Crane
Eamise
Mary Stelney
Treasury
Loutce Beck
Hoseolnson
Rosed Johnson
Mary Silpkney
Florenge Woodard
Huff Business College
Kana Willman
Gorry High
Harold Dig
Cobry
Grace Rapp
Mary Sephrist
Gunard Peterson
Ray Stearns
Minuis Stearns
Leavhors
National Geographic Magazine
Grange Nutone Banks reelects directors at annual meeting
Meld Tant reports successful year with 12 percent dividend. Re elected were President H Tauber First Vice President William Hut Second Vice President G S Fisher of Corry. New directors include John Farrington Herbert Blakeslee Wilbur Reed Walter Prelimin and others. Local staff changes noted with Miss Ver Ignatiam assisting clerk and Mrs Berith Bilston as assistant cashier.
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Spartansburg
Jin
Grange Nutone Banks
H. Tauber
William Hut
G. 8. Fisher
Corry
John Farrington
Herbert Blakeslee
Wilbur L. Reed
Walter Prelimin
Hiebert R. Patchen
Jon Orig
14Eon Morris
John M. Webb
Boyd Dooher
Mario A and
Miron
Warren
Hewel
Kinfon Smith
G.S. Fisher
Aeapand
Loch
Guesly
He Tatter
Anna Jones
Bisher
Ion
The
Grange National Bane
Richard Webb
Portland
Gre
Wayay Webb
Crossplains
Tex
Meadville
Eugene Webb
Webb
Ella Watson Messiah
Lydia Palmer
Titusville
Paul Jones
Princess Pal Club
Oltondanca
Guy D. Fish
Paul
Charles Torry
Tansral
Tansral Director, Was A Mind 9 Ruolville
Carl Smith
Charles
Clint Smith
IM Cure Ho
Ralph C. Boyd
Pulpwood Growing Guidelines and Spruce Plantations
The American Vree Association of Washington notes pulpwood for yavor can be grown in 20 years or more. Profitable plantations of Norway spruce, white spruce, and red spruce are cultivated for pulpwood this length of time. Spruce mites are identified as a concern for healthy stands.
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American ‘Vree Association
Washington
Local Notes From Blue Eye Area On Christmas Week
Blue Eye edition lists visits and holidays with Mrs Bureh attending King’s Daughters, Yateses from New York staying with Fred Yates, Mead Sandburgs visiting parents, Kramski from Heliver Falls, and Briggs caretaker duties for Mr Briggs. Also mentions Birch Morton Lowe Spencer and Christmas gatherings with relatives, plus a 1929 radio program lineup and a car accident incident in Titusville.
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Wi Bureh
Leonard Yates
New York City
Fred Yates
Florence Mead
Margaret
Albert Sandburg
Javoh Kramski
Heliver Falls
Christmans
Mrr
Smeth
Fred
Franke Briggs
Briggs
Charles Spencer
Loungeville
Will Burch
Kenneth Morton
Mies
Drop Mid Year Examinations in Oil City Schools
Oil City announces there will be no mid term examinations in public schools. Superintendent R A Baum cites widespread illness and high student and teacher absences as the reason, noting 16 teachers at peak and nine absent presently.
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Oil City
R. A. Baum
Baum
Outstanding Chev rolet exceeds low-price balance
The text extols an Exceptional Chevrolet model offering balanced excellence at a remarkably low price, highlighting notable value for buyers seeking quality without high cost.
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Chevrolet
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WARC
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