Anniversary of Prohibition Observed by Local Church
The tenth anniversary of constitutional prohibition was celebrated at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Friday January 1741 with a dinner for 58 attendees. Speakers included Mrs Sylvit Bemis of Erie state president of the W C T U who praised prohibition and encouraged youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. &. Church
Sylvia ‘Bemis
Erie
W. Co. T Lt. Corry Parent-Teach— Association Council
Corry
Domphry
Q. A Jotuison
Sylvit Bemis
Alvis Resigns as Matchmaker for Pro Boxing
Chicago report says Ray Alvis resigns as Pro boxing matchmaker. He cites desire to return to managing fighters and to establish a champion in one division. He notes cordial relations with Jack Dempsey and manager Leonard Sykes. June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneu
Rress
Chicago
Ray Alvis
Jack Dempsy
Leonard
Alvis
Grange Bank Board Elects Officers in Sparta
Directors of the Grange National Bank convened in Sparta and elected Charles H. Tauber president, John M. Webb first vice president, Bertha W. Elston assistant cashier, and Maybelle Schveckengast clerk. The group also added new members to fill vacancies as long-time directors departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Man
Grange National Bank
Charles H. Tauber
John M. Webb
Begte Blakeslee
M. Thompson
Bertha W. Elston
Maybelle Schveckengast
Menave
Pred Morris
Phice
Emory VA
Elston
Walter Preiffoy
J. B. Winans
Glenn R. Steadma
Willam Hutt
Ralph Piliet
Blakeslee
Charlee S
Major
Clint ‘Titus
CG. L. Messenger
Leon Mora
Waye Blakester
Jennie Blakeslee
Corry
Local Lake News Notes Tue Jan 17
The Lake notes report a birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Wm Cochran on Sunday January 7 weighing eight pounds. The mother and baby are both progressing. Mrs Alfdee Carpenter Hinkley died January 16 at 11:15 am after a few weeks illness. funeral planned at United Brethren church and burial at Boat Lake. Several locals named as guests, visitors, and relatives in and around Jamestown and surrounding areas, with illnesses and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwards
Oi City
Pawards
J. A. Johnston
Nell Shreve
Sparta Grange
Maud Stetford
Charles Thompson
Fee Insurance
N. Titus
Ralph KB. Blakeslee
Stafford
Riceville
Jessie Whitney
Pat Clury
Main Street
Bar Lake
Wm. Cochran
Hase
Alftdee Carpenter Hinkley
Tantary
United Brethren Church
Atteonomr
Lave Gavell
Conmbus
Sandy
T Neeson
Noeton
Mary Chapmas
Buffalo
Flyan Huchins
Yale Ing
Mary Gale
Des. Willis Prien
Cour
Cyrous
Mes. Hinkley
Margaret Crowe
Jaimes
Heip
Fr. Crowe
Migma Berry
Spring Creek WCTA Anniversary Notes and Local Socials
The January meeting of the Spring Creek WCTA remembered the Prohibition amendment with readings and a talk by Rev. Server. P T A held a schoolhouse meeting discussing supervised newspaper reading. February plans set for February 1. Local residents, visits, and social gatherings fill the week with multiple small-town names and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
W.C. T
Les Stckler
Bertha Campbell
Spring Creek P.T. A
Daisy Branch
Warren
Lon Bales
Ailsa
Stella Minore
Corry
Leon Cable
Girard Taylor
Lie Corry Hospital
Anneral Wanles
Fragmentary OCR Note on Signmaking and Dresses
Fragmented text describes signs for a chorus and fashion items. Mentions The Pegs and comings, with references to ladies dyeing dresses and student purchases. Content is incomplete and unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sparta
Lake News
W.C.T.A
Ladies Aid
Hatchtown
State Lal
Janice
Pam
Onis
Arch Wittman
Ediza Wittman Camerom
R. D. McKelvey
R. G. Dawson
Frank Perrin
Cleveland
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Stickney
Louise Beck
Lon Bates
Paul Shafferlin
Elizabeth Sivider
Igarland
Iona ‘Tripp
Corry High School
H. L. Johnson
Wayrun
Wm. Tripp
Wilson Sickler
Carl
Irvington
Wil
Avis Lillie
Roy Lillie
Harold Taylor
Greenville
Kane
Dorothy McNerney
Leta Rodgers
Guys Mills
Pa Merle Baldwin
Union City
T Own
FORD
Powell Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
Center St
Chesterfield
Liccerr & Myses Tosacco Co
Corry EV
da ‘West South
Alee
Thri
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