Bear Lake School Board Reorganizes
A Bear Lake notice reports the school board reorganizing with Mrs. Francis Whiteley as president and Mrs. Edith Wheeler as vice president. A repairs committee for the borough school was named, including Tames Crosby and J C Manwaring. Local visitors and happenings fill the week’s community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
J. B. Wilcox
Audrey
Caral
James
Town
Ivan
Mainwaring
Clyde
Martin Wilamy
Sciota
John Peterson
Corry
Paweis Peterson
Ashville
J. C. Manwaring
Kale
Sugar Grove
Jamestown Hospital
Jamestown
J. Cyowe
Martin
Dan Crowe
Jessie Mannating
Iyay Hawkins
David
A. A. Meadon
Milton
Young Peoples
United Brethren Sunday School
Walter D. Black
Harry Whitehill
Oil City
Harry I
Boro School Board
Edith Waheeler
Francis Whiteley
Mary C, Barry
Marle Till
Bergthol
Niobe
Rey
Carlson
Alco
Binaline Hoyt
Charles Wilson
Warren Briday
Death of Mrs Charles Bush at Beaverdam home
Mrs Gouries usu or wenyerunt Ps died yesterday afternoon at 160 o clock at her home after being taken Friday morning at 9. Funeral details list husband and extended family from Union City area. Services will be held at her late home near Beaverdam Monday at 2 o clock with burial in Union City. Undertaker Lend by Union City. Lay body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouries Usu
Wenyerunt
Olélocke
Bie
Union City
Olikige
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Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but lacks coherent events. No discernible incident, date, or outcome to summarize into a factual news item with clear entities.
Clymer Grange Installs Officers Amid Busy Community Notes
Clymer Ne Yo January events feature Mrs Shin Wood Army as bake sale chair for January February Taudies Aid. Methanist Episcopal bake sale announced for June 27 at Spitzer's store. Institute and church gatherings draw 22 attendees. Irena Bennink marks sixth birthday with South Center street party. Mohawk Lodge installation of officers in Falconer with John Jones aiding. new Pomona routine to ease dues. icy roads hinder travel. Ruth Jones injured in Jaquins accident. Bridge party adds social charm. Maxine Wright's health prompts hospital transfer. Church groups plan dinners and sermons at Abbe Reformed. Elder Rev. Thomas organizes Sunday school and youth activities.
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Clymer
Shin Wood Army
Methanist Episcopal
Spitzer
Aid
Werthesuay
Délia Bennink
Dori _ Tandberg
Roy Crist
Clara, Bensink
Irena Benskers
South Center Street
Ruth Williams
Carol and
Dorit Howles
Virginia
Doris Price
Bobby Wassink
John Neckers
Claude Lidtu
Marion Gallup
James Ten Harken
Clymer Rebekah Lodge
Regnar
Nobl
Adelia Kennink
Demina Hildhum
Clira Bensine
Ernest Wallace
Business Men's Club
R. ‘Thompson
Loupe T. O
Chacakuin Lodge O| Falconer
Dist
William Perry
Q. Wills
J. Ross
Waron
Herbert Qhon
Robert Blanchard
Charles A. Johnson
Solomot ‘Willett
R. W. Weativexy
Jerrold Arnink
Garret Querre Wéld
Noble Grant Rosa Markillo
Albert Arnink
Alfred Newhouse
Floyd Arnink
Clifford Smith
B.oy
Arthur Howles
Joseph Skepa
W. G. Sheldon Stoddard
Car Markello
Loren Upper Hian
Bred Kooman
A. B Hoitink
Steven Cook
Howard Cooke
Panama
Oscar Nelson
Watts Flats
UGB
Ormoon
Amy ‘Neckers
Sunnay School
Jess Beghis
M. J
L. B. McCary
Sarah Kooman
Stewarfl
G. H. Tenpas
J. Grayvnk
Myrtle Wallace
G. K
2Ors ‘Diinik
Ceres
Mery Simnelink
Pomona
Lena ‘Tenpas
Sarah Habink
Leon Har- Oink
G. Habink Taying
State Grange
Lake Placid
G. H Tenpas
Tenpas
Thas Winter
Ruth Jones
Sherman Slats
Jaquins
Cay
Brillset
BE L
Carlisch
Helen Horton
Clymer High School
Amy Neckers Newhouse
Winifret Christenson
A. Schermerhorn
Gordon
Harry
Ranville
Harry Schermerhorn
Voluria
Westeld
Maxine Wright
Cutting
Clymer High
Sehent
Dime
G.B. Bennett
Corry
Buffalo General Hospital
Boyd Wright
Himer Croscitt
R. X. Williams
Albert Kear
Claude Lictus
Earl Edwards
Urat Thiralay
Dorothy Conk
Rutt ‘Tenpaa Gravinic
Misa Iva Neckerg
Marguerite ‘Neckers
Jeatier
Evelyn Beth Rhebergen
Viola TeWinkle Sankt
Thornton Newhouse
Bliss Gertrude Warnshouse
Tsabelle Huntsinger
la Mfire
Golry
Edward
Rich. Prima
John Maybe Yamaby Om
Radovic Hablnik
Jeuely
She
Leardnuighter
Lenove Hohinie
Warrin
Bethers
Californie
W C T U Meeting and Week's Events at Spring Creek
W C T U activities include a meeting at Mrs Lois Sickler home with Lena Jackson presiding, music and readings, and a post meeting lunch. The column lists multiple local visits and travels from Warren and Corry residents, plus weekend gatherings and community notices.
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W.C.T.U
Spring Creek
Louis Sickler
Mother’s Club
Burned P D Records Returned by Brown
A Sanste committee hearing described post office officials burning Brown records during the Democratic regime. Brown claimed only papers with no government interest were destroyed, but the action raised concern about the loss of potentially important documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D
Brown
Ite
Hoover
Peniouligte
Sanste Committee
Black
Dew
Adn
Farm Show Draws Record 237000 in Attendance
The 1934 Pennsylvania Farm Show drew 237000 spectators, a record for its 18 years. Last year’s attendance was 275100. Grand champion 4 H Club baby beef weighed 460 pounds and sold for 473 dollars, exhibited by Fred Myers III of Mechanicsburg. 20 states were represented, and organizers plan next year's show with hoped expansion. Local farm groups urged additional state funding for enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fresa Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Fred Myers
Mechanicsburg
Cumberhind County
Bnt HL Light
Blaze destroys barns on Parrish farm near Ripley
Jan 20 Ripley N. Proven fire at Parrish farm destroys barns and five cattle two horses and farming implements valued at about 10 000. Fire department led by Rigby and Chemical Company responders report a strong wind and no insurance, with the owner learning of the blaze as it began around midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Palive
Ue Parrish Slu
Chemical Company
Parrish
Fight for child drives Sheffield man to Europe
George Evan, a Pittsburgh teacher and former Sheffield resident, returned home January 5 after traveling to France to oppose his wife’s divorce case in Paris. The report notes custody disputes over their child, mentions a December journey, and records police interactions at Southampton as Evan attempted to depart with the boy, 18, amid custody proceedings in Brussels and Bruges.
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Hans Willy
Belgium
Ban Tien
le Wire
Cruin
Brussels
Learming
Henstm
France
Ie Papis
Yay
Southampton
Fie Gipiaih
Evan
Farm Credit meeting set for Meadville on Jan 26
A meeting to form a Production Credit Association for four Crawford area counties is planned at the Meadville courthouse on January 26 at 2 o'clock. A Baltimore representative will explain steps to organize and provide forms. attendees will discuss limited farming loans for crops, livestock, and poultry and submit charter paperwork to the state for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Corporation of Baltimore Nia
Maudville
Ts O'Elobke
Timerstromme
Crawford Warren
Vinango
Mercer
Haltimore
Credit Association
Wiis
Orginica
Orgai
Tae
Producion Credit Corporation of
Bais Nite
Linder
Warm Credit Administraton
Washington
Two Injured In Auto Accident Near Ridgway
In Ridgway on the Ridgway Highway three injured after a car skidded on ice while returning from Wysox. Driver Beecher Hollenbach of Capkayenui escaped unhurt. Mrs Miller suffered a head injury and Mrs Wart bruised a hip. Mr Wart admitted to Elle County General Hospital for treatment. State highway patrol investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Ars
Norman Milley
Broad Street
Aml
Charles Wart
Graye
Sally Thurday
St. Marys
Here
Beecher Hollen Pach
Capkayenui
Wari
Elle County General Hospital
Seven C s Sponsor Enjoyable Dance Night
The Seven C s sponsored a dancing party last evening at St Edward s hall after the Union City Corry High School basketball game. The Migtt Hawks orchestra played as a large crowd danced and enjoyed the evening with Seven C s emblems and streamers decorating the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven C's
St. Edward's Hall
Union City
Old loan bears fruit in Hyannis tale of will
A garbled Hyannis Massachusetts notice recounts a long forgotten $400 loan linked to an $18,000 bequest from a late uncle, with names such as George Miconomes and Shino appearing in a tangle of unclear details about the will and its consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Mass
George Miconomes
Hel
Dotm Shino
St Rock
Inia
Hemumos Naymot Beabi
Bates Fort to Fort Tan. 22. Bates death and money reveal
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bates fort and a death linked to payments or money. Details are unclear with garbled names and places. The text hints at official oversight and possible prosecution but lacks coherent facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Tan
Bates
Charles Bral
Meath
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Roy Merrite
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Elmer Hyert
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Sadie Mulheirn
Edinboro State Teachers College
Jane Mulheirm
Charlotte McKelvey
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