Spring Creek PTA Plans Card Party at Community House
Jun 12 report notes the Spring Creek Parents Teachers Association hosting a card party at the Community House on Wednesday evening January 17 with auction and contract bridge and 500 as options. The event aims to raise funds and engage local families and clubs.
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ORNER
Pirenl-Teachers Association
Bluck
Priges
Parent-Teachers Association
Saltool Howe
Serge Mimiber
Tyrug Usp
Boy Scout Organization
Spring Creek
Buy Stout
Wyon Cnmity
Shakey
Warn
Spring Creek Federated Church
Soteil
John MokKayaril
Myborad
Lo Mearville
Euma Allen
Tituute
Wil
Paul Kafferiii
Bobby BU
Mildred Henry
Erie
W. Lo Henry
W. H. Garnett
Guya Mills
Fadieh
Clymer Bank Meeting and Local Church Socials
A Clymer report covers a Sun day school group from Mrs Arthur Wassink visiting her home for a birthday surprise and a long list of church and social activities. The Ladies Aid of Abbee Reformed, church officer changes at Abbee and news of weekly prayer week, youth group events, a bank annual meeting with director changes, and community notices fill the page. Attendees include Lena Grvters Lucy Wiggers Hazel Bennink Genva Lockenhause Wilma Croscutt Ariens Tymnewold Twens Hoitink Miriam Wassin and many others.
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Louis Dellink
Garret Timmer
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Mille
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la Mont Goring
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Alan Wubing
Ori
Investigation may free Erie Han murder suspect Niebling
Cleveland investigators reopen the 13 year old slaying of Theodore Kuill, a Scott Truck guard, amid rumors an arrangement freed William Niebling, 31, jailed as an accessory. Niebling, of 925 East 260th Street, married father of two, previously convicted and served manslaughter sentences. A friend sent $20 to his wife, fueling claims of deals to take rap for the killing during labor unrest in Cleveland.
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Van
Cleveland
Scott Tying Sortation Co
William Niebling
Niebling
East 260 Street
Ohio
Theodore Kuill
Buffalo
Scott
Clevelant
Nishling
Eastian Street
Wistling
Man badly hurt in odd mishap at Marble garage
Harry Hill aged 39 of Marble suffered a severe head injury in a peculiar accident at about 11 am Friday while changing a tire in the Nethermier garage owned by Mrs. F. NeiWerriter. A tire explosion struck him, causing a skull fracture a broken nose and facial cuts. He was taken to Oil Dig Hospital by Bernard Schill his brother in law.
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Marble
F. NeiWerriter
Jam‘e
Nethermier
Martie
Oil Dig
Bernard Schill
Hartiav
John Weagar
Neferrites
Mannie and
Pryburg
Turkg Gizzard Hid Bracelet Mystery in Southbridge
Southbridge Mass local item reports Dana Tndette finding a child's bracelet. Separate notes mention a turley giz zard bought for New Tears 38, and a high school basketball defeat by Hen Clymer. Also brief social items describe the Rebekah lodge meeting and an election committee meeting.
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Turk Gizzard
Southbridge
Mass
Dana Tnndette
Hen
Clymer
Seloror High School
Fies
Celyron Girls Eam
Endance
Rebekah Lodge
Wildes Svening
Lillian. SchermerHiory
Three Hundred Thousand Expected At Farm Show
Harrisburg January 18 The eighteenth Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg expects near 800000 visitors next week as crowds peak midweek. Director John E Light notes attendance has topped 250000 annually since 1981 with 275000 the latest projection. The show plans expanded parking, improved roads and ventilated exhibits to handle the record turnout with more than twenty five thousand programs and fare certificates distributed to visitors from a dozen states. Counts include county representation and prize money nearing 26000 across about twenty one competitive departments.
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Pennsylvania
Arubine
John E. Light
Jay
Harrishire
Tvery
Over
Light
Matthy Jem
Cities to Get Share of State License Funds
The January 13 deadline triggers payments to Pennsylvania cities townships and boroughs from liquor proceeds. State departments compile records and certify totals to the State Control Board, which then requisitions checks from the State Secretary. Boroughs and townships must devote liquor proceeds to schools while cities may apply funds to general needs.
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United Press
Farrisburg
Pensyvania
Nxt
Greminrilet
Tiquor Heenseeos
Revenua
Jocal
Liquor Cntral Board
State Treasurer's Department
Tation Control Board
Charles A. Waters
Postmaster of 30 Years Dies in Sizer Grove
Francis Litlefeld Ditling longtime postmaster for more than thirty years and editor in Sizer Grove township died after collapsing at work Thursday morning. He had appeared in good health just hours earlier and passed away about three o’clock yesterday, leaving his family and community in sorrow.
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Warano
Jan T
VaVey
Francis Litlefeld Ditling
Sizer Grove
Piclock
Germany Gets Pencil Wood From Cottage Grove Ore
Ship aunts of incense cedar lumber used for pencils are being made from Cottage Grove Oregon Germany. Much of the wood used for pencils in the United States now comes from Western Oregon.
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Germany
Cottage Grove
Cmes
Oregon
Japan plans to expand naval forces in coming talks
United Press reports Tokyo intends to boost its fleet to near parity with the United States and Britain. If 1935 naval conference fails, a naval race could resume. London and Washington treaties limit Japan to about 75 percent and 90 percent strength respectively of allied powers.
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Harry Flory
United Press
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Washington
London Jaya
United States
Geneva
Breil
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Italy
Britain
Deliberately Struck by Auto Near Limestone
Catherine Fitepatrick aged 19 was struck by an automobile after she and her 18 year old sister left a car in Limestone. The sisters were walking home when two men picked them up, assaulted them, and fled. Catherine suffered a severe skull fracture and is listed in serious condition at Bradford Hospital. The younger sister could not identify any of six suspects in a lineup at the local police station.
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Syneerale
Catherine Fitepatrick
Bradford Hospital
Anna
Limestone
Catherine
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