Clymer News Roundup Highlights Local Meetings and Visits
The January report notes Mrs Enink visiting Corry and Irvin Legters visiting Buffalo. The fiftieth Chautauqua County Patrons Fire Association meeting in Jamestown elected Frances Rundell as president and George Griffith as vice president, with Jared Hewes secretary. The Farmers Institute in the Town Hall featured talks by L M Hurd and M L Stitson on poultry and cattle feeding. Stanley Hamilton spoke on Chautauqua Idle Acres, and James Young moved to the Seblink farm. The Clymer Local meeting will elect officers for the Dairymen's League. Mr and Mrs R V Hewes moved to a new home east of the village, and Rob Hewes now resides on the Hewes farm. Deputy Sheriff Clyde Beeman attended the Buffalo Automobile Show. Mrs Garret Tordhussen is ill with neuralgia. Guy Johnson is home ill, with his wife teaching in Niobe.
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Irvin Legters
Buffalo
Chautiuiqua County Patrons’ Fire Association
Jamestown
T.V Brown
Clymer Grange
Followas
Frances Rundell
Ice
George S. Griffith
Jared Hewes
LM. Hurd
Cornell University
ML Stitson
Mr. Stitson
Imd
Michigan
James Young
Panama Station
Gleason House
East Main Street
Seblink
North Slymer
Clymer
Dairymen's League
R. V.A. Hewes
Brown District
Rob Hewes
Hewes
Clyde Beeman
Garret Tordhussen
Howard
Guy Johnson
Mohawk Street
Niobe
Sorority Card Party Success in Hotel Corry Basement
The M. af. Sorority held a successful first in a series card party last evening in Hotel Corry basement with twenty tables for bridge. Prizes were awarded to Ruth Powers and Mrs. M. T. Spaulding. refreshments were served by hotel staff.
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M. Af
Corry
Lidge
Frank Graft
Ruth Powers
M. T. Spaulding
Accident Policy For Corry Motor Club Members
The Corry Motor Club board announces an automatic travel accident policy for all members this year. Through Great American Casualty Company, it provides coverage for accidental injuries up to 1000 dollars for loss of life or limbs, 500 dollars for a single limb or eye, 15 dollars weekly for 18 weeks total disability, plus 100 dollars emergency and ID benefits. No medical exam is required and coverage ages 15 to 70. The board views it as a valuable, low-cost feature to boost member cooperation and recruitment.
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Corry Motor Club
Mic
Great American Casualty Company
Board of Governors
Davis to Appeal Ruling Over 1927 Jury Panel
Erie prosecutors announce plans to appeal a ruling that the 1927 jury wheel was properly filled and no fraud occurred in selecting the sales panel. District Attorney M Levant Davis claims the wheel was misfilled and the jury list not properly certified, challenging procedures by judges, commissioners, sheriff and clerk.
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M. Levant Davis
Erie
Superior Court
Rossiter
Hirt
Davis
Vitl- Male Quartetta to Sing at Auditorium Tonight
The Vitl- Male Quartetta performs at the High School auditorium tonight before headed to Memphis in June for the International convention. Kiwanis International president may award a cup at the Memphis event, with Pittsburgh and Hoboken Kiwanis clubs pursuing the trophy amid strong eastern quartet competition.
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Vitl
Memphis
Tenn
Kiwanis International
Memphs
Pittsburgh
Feld
Bittsburgh Boys
Supgetrom
Ttalia
Death of Mrs Charles Higgins in Meadville
Mrs. Charles Higgins dies at her Meadville home after years of ill health. Survived by her husband, two daughters Mrs Donis Smith of Warren and Mrs Arlene Fitegibbons of Meadville, two sisters Mrs Fred Boart2 of Meadville and Miss Helene Hurley, and two brothers John Hurley of Cambridge Springs and Arthur Hurley of Oil City.
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Charles Higgins
Meadville
Higgins
Donis Smith
Warren
Arlene Fitegibbons
Fred Boart2
Helene Hurley
John Hurley
Cambridge Springs
Arthur Hurley
Oil City
Derry Woman to Be Brought to City for Funeral Services
A former well known Derry woman will be brought to this city Monday for funeral services and burial. The hour of the services will be announced later.
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Derry
Westminster College to raise funds for new administration hall
Trustees of Westminster College in Pittsburgh plan a reconstruction after a Monday fire caused $250000 in damage to the administration building. They aim to raise $150000, supplementing $100000 insurance proceeds, toward a new structure.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Westminster College
Veterans Host Dancing Party At New Club Home
Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted an enjoyable Thursday evening dancing party at their refurbished West Washing Street club home. More similar gatherings will occur weekly with over fifty Post Ladies Auxiliary members and friends attending. Hulings Orchestra provided music and a cafeteria lunch followed later.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washingon Street
Hulings
Prettily Expressed Music and the Edge of the Infinite
A compact reflection on music as unfathomable speech guiding listeners toward the edge of infinity. The phrase suggests music opens a momentary gaze into vast possibilities beyond ordinary speech.
Auto Crash In Kane Wrecks Ford. Man Injured
Kane residents reported a collision when a Ford coupe driven by Morlé Shulty struck a moving freight train near Kane on Wednesday evening. Shulty and his orchestra members suffered facial wounds and were treated at a local physician’s office. the car was wrecked beyond repair.
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Kane
Morlé Shulty
Kane Orchestra
Mito
Eat
Shultz
Wat
Shulie
Warren Iin
Train collision near Shults halts car chase
In a Warren county incident, a driver attempting to pass a vehicle on a road near Séé Maryaso allegedly failed to hear or see a passing warning. The train intervened, placing Shulte and another car within feet of the tracks as the collision threat arose.
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Wis
Maryaso
Tance
Warren Shen
Shulte Ani Nuprowiy
Shults
Shult
Double Burial for Old Couple in Kinzua
Jon B-Even death can fat tlngs Uempertiful, and where Mev. Abbie Tuttle, of this place passed away Werhiosday morning at m midnight, after such months illness, she was spared the knowledge that her husband, James P .Tuttle, had preceded her in death 'by forty-three hours. Mr. Tuttle died on, Tuesday morning, while Mrs.Tuttle had lapsed into a state of coma Mon day evening and died Wednesday night without being conscious of hey Mrs. Hand's death. He was aged 77 years, just one year her senior.
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Farmers’ Institute
Dairymen’s League
New Hall
Westminster
Nature
Scott
Bloomfield, N. J
N, Center St
J. A. Lanston
Miles B. Kitts
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