School News from the Dy Gl School PhAW Update
School notes report a January 2 meeting at a member’s home with twenty attendees and four late arrivals. The band prepares for the Farm and Home Week, with new instruments. the choir plans “Praise We the Gold.” Midyear exams moved up due to bad roads. a Clymer defeat over Sherman is noted. Assembly highlights include the Taubins’ Old Buffalo Days program on January 31 and student efforts to fund magazines for the Central School library.
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New England
RAND MRS MEERDINK HOST SURPRISE PARTY IN RAND
Mrs Meer dink and Mr Meer dink hosted a surprise gathering in Rand for the Vitturs parents Mr and Mrs Ron ore Philida of Lowkpors visiting with their daughter. The event honored longtime friends from Clymer, including Mr and Mrs Alb ert Neckers Mr and Mrs John Netkers and others. The evening featured visits and a game of Chinese checkers with refreshments served.
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Albbert Neckers
John Netkers
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Snd Mos
Henry Graylnk
Meerfink
Funeral of Mrs Hise Barton Held Monday Afternoon
Funeral services in memory of Mrs Hise Barton widow of Hiram Barton were held Monday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock at the Spitzer Home in Clymer. Bearers were Pud Sweezy Edward Sweezy Percy Dewey and Almond Cushing. Mrs Barton is survived by daughter Mrs Neve Bratey two sons John Barton of Union City Byron Barton of Grand Rapids Mich a brother and a sister in Grand Rapids and Erie Pa and fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment was made in Pine Grove cemetery at Clymer.
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Hise Barton
Hiram Barton
Spitzer
Clymer
Pud Sweevy
Edward Sweezy
Percy Dewey
Almond Cushing
Barton
Neve Bratey
John Barton
Union City
Byron Barten
Grand Rapids
Mich
Erie
Pine Grove Cemetery
Power Farming Entertainment Fee Event Planned
The Waymer Sumner Gompeny announces a special all day February 2 event featuring four free moving picture shows with a talking movie and a guest expert Ven tMloqust. The program opens at 10 30 a m and runs to 4 p m. The event called Power Farming Entertainment will showcase Metutk-Derring film machinery in operation. The Clyme Limber Cmosny will provide lunch for 55 patrons attending.
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Services in memory of Amos Parker
Funeral services for Amos Parker aged 82 were held Monday afternoon at 2:40 at Spilver Funeral Home. Rev Ralph Pidley officiated and interment followed in Clymer Cemetery. Bearers were Mr Crip e, Clarene Wood, Ruben Shaffer, Frank Smith, William Shutt and Mr Weber.
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Amos Parker
Spilver
Ralph Pidley
Clymer
Mr. Cripe
Clarene Wood
Ruben Shaffer
Frank Smith
William Shutt
Mr. Weber
Methodist Ladies Aid Met on Wednesday
Members of the Methodist Ladies Aid gathered Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Vice president Mrs Ray Renskers presided and led devotionals. Roll call answered with a New Year Bible verse. After the regular business, Mrs Merle Newhouse and Mrs Muert Kearns served refreshments.
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Merle Newhoust
Muert Kearns
Funeral of Infant Santa Lee Samrock Held Privately
The funeral for Santa Lee Samrock infant daughter of Frank and Maxine Wright Samlock was held privately Tuesday afternoon at the Nigment Gutting Cemetery Rev Ralph Pind fey officiated and interment followed. Students traveled to Jamestown to pick up ads and manage year book duties with staff listing editors and managers.
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Alvin Wileink
Emogene Grotets
Gordon Newhouse
Donald Spitzer
Tupille Ducink
Doris Howles
Leon Pardini
Dale Spenicer
Teaure
Beth Rhebergen
Mission Band Studies And Aids Home-Foreign Work
A Mission Band gathering at Mrs. Roy Gravnnk’s home discussed Christ and the World Community. They noted new churches in the Orient and the aim of uniting East and West churches. Members shared hymn singing, readings on Christians in India, and support plans. The group voted funds for domestic foreign mission boards and salaries in India and at Winnebago.
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John Deere Day at Town Hall Showcases Farm Films
On February 7 Croscutt and Gallup present John Deere Day an all day event at Town Hall featuring talking pictures Joel Gentry in Holyood Marking Tractor History A Short Cut Through Harvest Horses and Mules For Sale and Whats New in Farm Equipment Free tickets enable a free lunch a special drawing and a door prize for attendees.
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Legion Auxiliary Session Discusses Library Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary met Friday at Mrs. Merle Newhouse home. Cold weather lowered attendance. Mrs. Clayton Bridges presided. Plans for a Durty around late February were discussed. The January committees reported steps to form a library association and canvassing for members. Refreshments by Mr. Newhouse and Mrs. Clarence Letters.
Basket Club Hosts Mrs Damcott at Home Meeting
The Basket Club met with Mrs. Damcott on Tuesday afternoon for quilting and visiting. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Meerdink, Mrs. Clarence Let ters, Charlotte, Mrs. William Meerdink, and several others. A lunch of toasted cheese sandwiches cake and coffee was served.
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Clarence Letters
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G. B. Russink
Glen Meerdink
Enx] Brown
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Claire Hildum
Fred Pardink
Louise Miller
Gorzy
Robert Stormes
Dowd Hill
Arthur Miller
Bridge Club
Dumnés Hall
Lottie McGuire
Blanch Bunnell
Vern Smith
Tauretta Eammond
Vera
Erie
Emma Carroll
John Bunnell
J Son
Joan Toohman
Collimius Pond
Offord Gasler
Population report cites more aliens than any other nation
The United States hosts a larger alien population within its borders than any other country, highlighting significant immigrant presence and demographic diversity across states and cities.
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United States
Ennimtnre
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Aleela
Church Services At Abbe Reformed And Local Methodists
Abbe Reformed Church morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Gerrit Tintmer with sermon Taught of God. Sunday school at noon supervised by Albert Neckers. Junior C E at 6 30 planning A Service of Meditation. Evening service 7 30 sermon My Father s Bushness. Senior C H at 8 45 topic What It Means to Support My Church leader Morris Legters. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45 Subject Acceptable to Christ Psalm 19 14. Methodist Church Sunday school 10 morning worship 11 Rev Ralph Findley preaching Christ s Glorification Burial and Resurrection in fourth sermon of Apostles Creed. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 Miss Roberta Thompson leads. World service rally at First Methodist church Jamestown Wednesday afternoon and evening. North Clymer Methodist Church Sunday school 10 Evening service 7 30 Rev Ralph Findley preaching on Bible prophecy The Revelation. Union Young People s meeting at 8 40 p m. Midweek service Thursday 1 30 p m Bible study hours begin.
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Christ
Methodist Church
Ralph Pindley
Roberta ‘Thompson
Firsti Methodist Church
Jamestown
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Union Young People's Meeting
Loveland Services Tuesday for James Hi
The funeral orations for James Hi Loveland, 64, were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. Rev Ralph Pindley officiated. Bearers were Hermey Bennink, Arthur Howles, Clyde Howles, Hanold Legters, Os Pardink, and Walter Loveland. Burial followed at David Curtis Cemetery in Columbus. Relatives attending from away included Mrs Mildred Gould of Gloveland Ohio and the Loveland and Briskie families of nearby towns.
Mrs Findley Hosts Mission Society Meeting
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Thursday evening at the parsonage with Mrs. Ralph Findley hosting. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Merle Newhoune, and the study reviewed by Mrs. Ray Renskers. Missionary letters from Africa were read, followed by a questions and answers session and a solo by Mrs. Robert Wallace Sarga. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Defendant in Numbers Case Claims Abuse
In Venango county 1938 numbers racket case unfolds as Ruby Garbel of Spruce Street Old City goes on trial for operating a lottery. He claims a state officer slugged him and that his confession was coerced by fear of further beatings. Officer Paul Engel of Erie denies the accusation. Witnesses include John Graham Bernice Kalamajaka and Stanley Medorek who pleaded guilty earlier. Sheriff T Bell says Garbein was arrested en route to Franklin after the roundup.
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Fire Victims Receive Wide Range Of Donations
Salvation Army Red Cross and school authorities report extensive gifts for the Charles Pless family after a recent house fire. Clothing furniture and other essentials including a bed sideboard chairs and a dining set were donated, placing the family in comfortable circumstances. Smothered Baby Look Haven Pa Jan 22 Mrs Nellie Diehl 32 Hartleton Union County indicted for smothering her three day old son on a Jonesy Mountain road Clinton County last Fall.
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Inspection Station Operators Urged to Enforce Vehicle Tests
Motor police warned inspection station operators to enforce state requirements despite protesters. Troopers will suspend station certificates for noncompliant checks and prosecute drivers with cars not inspected by January 8.
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Skating Enjoyed at Columbus Community News
Community church services are set for January 28 with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. led by GT Bergman of Corry. Local residents visited, skaters enjoy Columbus pond, and a PTA light aids pond safety. A Home Economics Club meeting covered novelties and picture making, with plans for future sessions on child welfare and home accessories.
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Voice of the People Carry January 23 Deaf Editor
Letter from readers protesting employment bias in shops. Writers decry delays in work for single women, alleging shops favor married women and suggesting unfair hiring practices and lack of kin networks. They question opportunities for single girls and urge fair employment access.
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Voice of the People
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Schaffner Named Erie School Board Director to Fill Unexpired Term
Milton Schaffner, president of the Schaftner Bros. company, was appointed by Erie County judges to fill the unexpired term of the late John Mac Donald on the Erie school board. The term ends the first Monday in December 195. Schaffner, who has served as director for six years, said the appointment was unsolicited and that his business duties kept him from campaigning. He was not a candidate for re election last fall. In New Bedford, Mass, police warned counterfeiters that phony fives are easy to spot, Abraham Lincoln’s image cited.
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Erie County
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