News Letter of Sciota Vicinity Highlights Local Deaths and Visits
Sciota vicinity notes list funeral attendances in Mayville and Corey, visits by Briggs, Briges, and Peterson families, and social calls at Briges and Loomis households. A wax dummy death scare in Lancaster ends without danger. Names include Mr and Mrs WR Briggs, Vinnie Tewhouas, Eva Schurman, Henry Quervel, Norman Stone, Alton Peterson, H R Briggs, Miss Edna Johnson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiims Miller
Mas. R
Peterson Salur“ury
Addie Sthormith
Chat
Westink
Clymer Hill
Crord Cady
Cornelius Wiggers
Clymer
Henry Quervel
Hy P. Newhouse
Mayville
Marin Kolster
Lucy Haleh
Addie Schurmen
Provence Legters
Mission Bank
Ima Tenlaken
Norman Stone
Wexteyuilla
Alton Peterson
Arthur Lindstorm
Summill
H. R. Brigg
Charles Hills
St. Lewis
Ellis
Charles Borstrott
Pilla
St. Howe
Tom Binka
Natrymen's Learne
Corey
Endty
Charl Borstroff
Ivan Hatch
Ells Hatch
Peter Sohmen
Charles Alamapent Satur Fiy
Corry
Howard Cote
Co | Wimmus
Terry Cole
Hi R. Briges
Arlan Briges
Qeesty Pf
Arthir Lintstram
Summit
Mya
Charles Graves
Cherry Crank
S. E
Alfre Peterson
Anand Brices
Edna Johnson
Corry Munday
Agive Rohirmay
Weed Wentinsen
Meg
Mes
Merle Walrous
Childvn
Orlo
Bonpets
Fr. Fieven
Me. Walle
Examinations at Clymer High Girls Give Program
CLYMER N Y Jan 13 One of the year’s entertaining programs by the GM Reserves under Uulp Wader with Miss Louise Davids at the chapel featured an all girls band and a pageant of Living historical figures. Miss Shirley Stapleton and Hazel Reckevak played roles. the event closed with a diploma presentation by Principal Eddy. A later WWW meeting and Grange reports followed with plans for a Methodist church event and a firemen’s banquet. Regents midyear exams are upcoming. several staff changes noted at the high school and community notices cover local club activities and church topics.
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Shirley Stipleton
Ay Barker
Hazel Reckevak
Carolyn King
Cleopatra
Trene
Elizabeta
Denlaitre
Plorence Brown
Leona Smith
Eve
Evelyn Hitcomb
Princinal Eddy
Minter
Christian Fellowshin
Mra
Artynin Pew
Mabel Setmers
Taftie Tegwinkle
Jennie Rambeal
Ta Legters
Anna Neckars
Kit
Jackie Shelton
Mary Whishley
I. R. Phinns
Protess
Ann Nerkers
Sted
Wronoy
Weston
Bernire Mecron
Gerseve Gravink
Timmer Totved
Ty Carliseh
James Sravinte
Gilbert Tan
Artisine
Ac Sanmianiail
Hage Rensini
Hye
Roeram
Keenine
Clifford Leeters
Claude “Otun
Arthur Wasik
Tra
Edward Gabriel
Garret
Alonzo Swartz
Tartfield
North Side
Stete
Clymer Grange
Neekers
Mir
Nevkers
Gertrude Savink
Lettie Hewes
Florence J + Neiek
Gertrude Sravink
Tithe Hewes
Gaseline
Heries
Mex
Winifred Cheiitenson
Tres Uy
Tvr Newhouse
Nrn
Tory
Clymer High
St. Edwards High School
Corry
Clymer
Markello
Damcott
Vander Schaaff
Wassink
TeCulver
Richtenbergin
Fisher
Edwards
Shirley Stapleton
Ralph Pitt
Sheffield
H. A. Pinney
Pitt
Clifford Sehruise
Gilbent
James Gravinie
Columbus
H. Swanson
Jamestown
Young Women’s Circle Elects Officers At First M E Church
The second meeting of the Young Women’s Missionary Circle at the First M E Church was held at Mrs. Lawrence Hiseman’s home. Officers elected for the newly formed society include president Mrs. Lyle Foster vicepresident Mrs K S Dunbar secretary Miss Blanchard Mack and treasurer Miss Ruth Dabistrand. Frances Westley led a home mission program and a luncheon followed for about nineteen attendees. The next meeting will be Mrs Vincent Anderson on Feb
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Circe
M. E
Lawrence Hiseman
Lyle Foster
K. 5. Dunbar
Blanchard Mack
Ruth Dabistrand
Frances Westley
Sweden’s Recovery Boosted by Small Debt Dose
Jan 19 report explains Sweden’s 1930s policy shift urged by Professor Gunnar Myrdal to run a small budget deficit rather than balance the books. The government financed public works and social programs via a “little dose of debt,” with capital expenditures funded through borrowing to spur recovery and employment, a method praised by the League of Nations for reviving the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gunnar Myrdal
League of Nations
Myrdal
University of Stockholm
Iaraba
Sweren
Brideeta
Higet
Ani Dover
Mones Havenyen
Budert
Putin
Berramina
Enner
Troner
Larec
Athoneh
Columbus Grange Plans Regular Meeting Program
The Columbus Grange will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday January 28 with a program including a model Grange, a history talk by Master Robert Trisket, songs The Pin, Spade and Hoe and No Time Like the Present, discussions on reviving interest led by Walter Skinner Bowman and Mrs Arthur Page, and role call. All members urged to attend.
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Columbus
Model Grange
the Grange
Robert’ Trisket
Fadine
Paul Trisket
Walter Skinner Bowm
Opportunity
Arthur Page
Death by Own Action in Dallas Drug Story
An unclear report from Dallas describes a death possibly connected to a drug incident involving a husband and another woman. Authorities say a poison was added to a drink, leading to the victim's collapse and admission to City Hospital. A note of foul play remains under investigation with limited readable details.
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Dallas
Tex
Mirn
D. Hutt Run
City Hospital
Abe
White House luncheon guest from Bear Lake area
Mrs. Law to Carlson of Jamestown attended a weekend in Jamestown with her father H. Scholton and sister Ada. The report lists local residents visiting, hosting relatives, and traveling to Washington D. C. for a White House luncheon on January 21, including Mrs. Phillips and Dr. H. J. Phillips.
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H. J. Phillips
Bear Lake
Sis
Lawto, Carlson
Jamestown
H. Fe |Scholton
Adam Bnele
Marlon Pardee
Lulu Winektey
Paul Garpenter
Hart Wheeler
Clyde Hawking
Panaima
Wise Hawkins
David
F. J. Crowe
Martin
Pat
Ee Watts
W. Johnson
Spring Creek
H J. Phillips
Ruth Wilson
Ivan Hawkins
Marion Crumb
Claude Crumb
Niobe
Florida
HJ. Phillips
Washington, D.C
Phillips
Chautauqua Woman's Club
Franklin D. Rhoseve
White House
Federation of Women's Clubs
Friends Easy
Albert Wilson
H. T. Smith
Erie
P. P. Parsons
Wilson
W. D. Fallon
Albert Wilsoa
Tvan B. Hawkins
J. B
Ada Engle
W. D. Fullom
M. B
Sugar Grove
Moraine
Parry
DuBois
Margaret
Tom Mullaney
Agneriya
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
America
As Ly Pane
U. B
Ghautauqua
Christian Banest
Kidder Memorial Church
W. Westoft
Warren
Harrisburg
Ivan Hawking
Youngsville
Kenneth Martin
Mary Brown
Main Street
Mure
Poplé
Cliss
Agra
Joe Chapmman
Garret Bensink Fridley Évenine
Maude Ayling
Lottsgills
Julia Sands
Union League members tapped for Earle cabinet amid scrutiny
Harrisburg dispatch notes two Union League figures named H Odgar Barnes and Dr Luther A Harr were chosen for Governor George H Earle's cabinet. Barnes, revenue secretary, joined the club in 1918 and Harr, banking secretary, since 1929, prompting debate among Republicans about bipartisanship and League influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Edgar Barney
Luther A. Hart
Raskob
United Press Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Union League
Hapiking
Tre
Barnes and Hair
Tohn J. Raskob
Sheriff Warns Deputies Over Easy Money
Akron sheriff James T. Flower Jr. warned deputies in a two page letter that there will be to easy money for anyone on the force, signaling strict discipline against corruption and misconduct as he assumed office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Sherif James T. Flower, Jr
Boyd Will Address Columbus P T A Meeting
Columbus January meeting set for Tuesday January 22 at Dean School Rev Gilbert Boyd pastor of Freaby terian church in Corry to be speaker music planned and light refreshments to be served. Community Cemetery Association meeting held Tuesday with small turnout. Officers elected, Charles Simpson to board, Schramling named treasurer, Simpson to remain on board as honorary. Community Elim annual meeting Thursday evening Rev Wilko Minton present. Trustees Carleton Curtis Arthur Hi Imma Dutton elected. YIng People’s Society served refreshments.
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Columbus
Columnus
Dean School
Gilbert Boyd
Whitten
Corry
Bath Furntal
Cie Limbus ‘Cemetery Association
R. K. Monroe
Frank Crosby
Guat Chi
Charles Dold
Pequire Schramling
Charles Simpson
Sshramiine
Sityascvi
Mo Simpson
Wipstves
Elim
Tursday Eveline
Wilko Minton
Coney National Church
Garnett
Carleton Curtis
Arthur Hi
Imma Dutton
Ying’ People's Society
Elk Court Enlarged Report On County Court Building Needs
Ridgway reports county court facility adequate for current needs but building too small. Recommendations urge expansions to accommodate court and related offices, with notes on space for records, libraries, and equipment. Local officials cited as efficient in operations. New radium discovery noted nearby in Alberta with claims of rich ore near Bear Lake.
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Erind
Gis Fortayr
DeHans
Rie
Nresentment
Addi
Metrint Ndornes
Atinemans
Edimonton
Alta
LaRine Point
Creat Bear Lake
Lous Carte
Neqanecton
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Otis Fardink
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John Legters
General Hospital
Elmer Croscutt
Mya Schucman
Schurman
S. C. Ton
Albany
Squire Fitch
Itr
Ton
Fev
Edward Ton
Abbe Reformed
G.timmer
C. B
Gabriel
Vernon Meerdink
Young Women’s Circle
Grange
Paul Weaver
A. L. Pang
Ivan
Hawkins
Mansport
Raymond Null
Clarence Sechist
Seehrint
Charles Wilson
Lottsville
Bart Wilson
Phoebe Phillips
W.C.T. A
Washington, D. C
Columbus Cemetery
Ass’n
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Monet Dairy CO
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