Mothers Club Entertained at Spring Creek
Mary Leta Rodgers visited Guys Mills Pa over a weekend. Members of the Spring Creek Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs. Sean Cable with about fifteen attendees. A community sewing session followed the meeting and a lunch was served. The note lists numerous local visitors and small-town activities involving residents of Corry Erie and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Mary Leta Rodgers
Guys Mills
W. H. Garnett
Sean Cable
Jules
Ollo Burkner
Erie
Carl Donaldson Aingle
E. L. Campbell
Invine
Harry L. Johnson
Chester Forbes
Corry
Rank Kafferlin
W. H. Garnell
Leim Cable
Mary Bila
Warvers
Long Jackson
Lulie Henty
Jamestown
Priday
Miss Henty
Hickman
Manley Bates
New Castle
Dsbohrn
Emma Bates
Trina Allen
Tidioute
Fred Armstrong
Union City
Glen Donaldson
Daisy Branch
Donaldson
R. D. McKelvey
S. DB. Wilcox
J. G. Hyer
Clarendon
L. R Donaldson
Carl Donaldson
Frank Kalferi
William Burch
Wween
Rome
Harold Eddy
Gidlys Harris
P. Wait
Haflay
Arthur Chapman
Westfield
Léna Jackson
Eugene Burlingame
Clifton Bemus
Philadelphia
League Island Navy Hospital
Mr. Bemus
Regents Exams and Activities at Clymer in January
A brisk week at Clymer with mid year regents exams, social events, and community notices. Adits describe Young Women’s Mission Band at Dorothy Wiggers home, Edith Wilcox Lewis presenting a strong paper on missionary enterprise, music by Irma Tenharken and Dorothy Wiggers, and praise for the group’s charitable sewing. Florence Arnink hosts bridge for the guest, Mary E. Hinckley and others attend. Socials note a dinner at Coe’s Tom Room for Mrs Florence Smith, with gifts and cards. Gilbert Ton and Clarence Rhebergen travel to New York for a lumbermen’s convention. Births, deaths, and local club activities are reported, including Lane’s Aid Society and Methodist Unity events. Public Welfare visitors noted. Jamestown visitors listed. High school mid-year regents exams loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission School
Dorothy Conk
Wiggers
Iva Neckers
Coe’s
Lakewood
D. M. Biddy
Wilhelm Cass
Louise Davids
Marion Alday
Gid
Clinton Meracle
Ethel Wassink
Marjorie Evans
Mor WS Damcott
Florence Te Winkle
Howard Legters
Hele Nesbit
Milton
W. C. Webster
Webster
Hi. Sheldon
Mary E. Hinckley
Jamiestown
Fred Kooman
C. E. Spitzer
Elmer Crogcutt
Marion Gallin
Jamestown
James
Gertrude Rhebergen Gravink
Roy Chris
Nancy
Albert Kolstee
Lanes Aid Society
Methodist Ehtred
Ady Renskers
Albert Bennink
Jennie Brown
Myrtle Wallace
Lillian Schermerhorn
Florence Atnink
Harold Bull
Harold Hayes
Falconer
R.A. Thomson
Norman Terroney
Henry Cady
Maxine Wright
Bernice
Hayes
Ripday
BL. Canjach
Mrs. Colton
Butnto
Lyle Johnson
Walts Flats
West
Clymer Grange
Myrtie Wallahe
Lena Tenpas
Florence Arnink
Plus Ultra
Methodist Church
Simday
Garret Timmer
Christian Endeavor Society
Christ
Nellie Querreveld
Jamestown Man Says Drunk Ride Led to Strange Garage
Jamestown January 28 E J Weber of 252 Baker Street told police a tale of being drugged at about 5 20 yesterday by two strangers who offered drinks. He woke in a strange garage on East Second Street unsure of its location or his car’s whereabouts. He reported theft of about twenty five dollars and three traffic tickets. Police investigated but found no substantiating evidence of his account or the garage side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
E. J. Weber
Baker Street
Dielock
Jual
Colless
Ecordine
Eeker
Wal
Lermon
Ecker
East Second Street
Bekter
Uuu Ecker
Holt Ten Orem
Blue Eye Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Jan 23 report from Blue Eye notes Mrs Ciara Lester of Corry visiting the Wil Burch home. Margaret Sandburg and Sarah Jaquith attended a mother and daughter banquet in Columbus. Alta Mesc in Warren. Jack McCarty and Marie Dorsch of Brie stayed with the Yates couple. Ernie Cox underwent appendectomy at Corry hospital. Mead of Columbus spent a day nearby. Mrs Woolcott of Tidioute in the area. The Burchs, Izaret, and Albert Sandbute drove to Warren. Maria Gaghan visited Warren for the weekend. George Mead and Joha Cox were in Corry. Henry Jaquith found his savity damaged last week. The Burchs attended a Boy Scouts bridge party at Spring Green. P D Halvick stayed with the Sandburgs. Bill Steams visiting Mrs Andrew Christenson. The Sandburgs hosted friends from Wrightsville Lake Hill Weal Sprig Creek Blue Eye for a social evening with games. The event included a sventaga hint and guest help. A severe wind damaged several telephone poles and trees. Henry Jaquith and spouse were in Tidiothe last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suue Eye
Ciara’ Lester
Corry
Wil Burch
Margaret Sandburg
Sarah Jaquith
Columbus
Alta Mesc
Warren
Jack McCarty
Marie Dorsch
Bf Brie
F. M. Yates
Ernie Cox
Corry Hospital
Wrightsville
Lake Hill
Weal Sprig Creek
Blue Eye
Henry Jaquith
Tidlothe
Closer Check on Appraisers Governed by Revenue Rules
Harrisburg January 28 report outlines how 1998 appraisers must meet strict duties under department rules. Appraisers must visit business sites, inspect returns, and compel license holders to file complete reports. Refusal to disclose or to file can trigger book-keeping estimates and citation to county treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Mercantile
Red Cross Furnishes Six Hundred Garments in Corry Relief
The Corry Red Cross chapter distributed six hundred garments from national and local material including coats, sweaters, pants, shirts, socks, and infants wear. Led by Mrs Hovighton and Mrs Giblin with volunteers, the effort aided families in need as flour shipments and relief funds supported the community during the present emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Reel Fund
National
Red Cross
WM. Hovighton
J. F. Giblin
Carrie Eter
A. J. Haight
Charles Stewart
Ernest Dimnick
Emma Lingcott
A. L. Hepler
Milton Robbins
Cora Taft
W. Miller
Red Cross Reatquarter
H. R. Manley
Revival Leaders at Bear Lake in Congo Return Home
Long article notes Mary C. Barty Rita Hawkins and many locals visiting relatives in Jamestown Corry and Ashville. It details funerals illnesses travels, midweek prayer, and missionary tales of Rev Alexander Reid and wife reflecting on Africa mission work and revival efforts with local families and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Congo
Alexander Reid
Norman Wallin
Mary C. Barty
Ernest Gross
Niobe
Ni Y
Cross
Rita Hawkins
L. W. Whiteley
Corry de Koler
Daisy Chane D. Erle
Atler
Lyle Collins
Versea Gordon
Columba
Fifty Couples Attend Masonic Dancing Party
About fifty couples attended the event at the Lite Masonic Temple under the 10 Masonic entertainment commission. Prominent guests included Glty Whittaker's orchestra provided the music from 9:30 to 1:30 with ice cream, cake, and coffee served at intermission. Another dance will be held next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tphos
Promiion Glty
Whittaker
Hetzel Heads College Presidents of State
Harrisburg Jan. 28 Dr Ralph D Hetzel president of State College was elected president of the Pennsylvanian College Presidents Association Also named secretary treasurer and executive committee members were announced A committee reported concerns over declines in liberal arts enrollments and a conference with state education leaders was planned The presidents will meet at Ursinus May 12 and at Dickinson October 6-7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ralph D. Hetzel
State College
Pengilvania
George Onwatke
Ursinus
Charles Beliy
Temple University
Dickinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mothers Club
L. R. Donaldson
Clymer
Young Women’s Mission Band
Ladies Aid Society
Johnson
French Creek
Manter
Kans
William Johnson
J. Albert Johnson
J. B. Cook
Los Angeles
John Alexander
Kansas City
M.A. Caster
J. B. Patterson
Myrtle Fuller
L. P. McCray
Guy Johnson
Loren A. Mason
Marienville
Blue Eye News
J.C. Manwaring
Jessie Carter
Lown
Ivan Hawkins
David
M. S. Cook
I. Norman Wallin
Marjorie Tillotson
Halton D. Pillotson
Barrett Avenue
G. C. Groves
United Brethren Church
Bake View
Norman
Paneta
Wvs
Jane Bennink
Abbé Reformed
North Side
Rn Wickwire
Boyd Kepple
Joss Hollhouse
Walter Newhouse
Paul Hennink
Gerald Bennink
Prank Crosby
Nis Starm
Ime
Paul Steich
Annae Woodis
Garnet Smith
Nesusy
tDorough Loita
Themis Crow
Victor Hotebfuss
Clyde J Hotehciss
Itu
Arthur Sthelton
H. Sehollon
Franklin
Tillotson
Dewitt Ward
Priviay
Phillips
Eli Lowe
Lottsville
Ralph Rexford
Blackvillé
Miso H. J. Phillips
Spartansburg
Clyde Rexford
His
É Hawkins
Gon
WW. B. Hawkins
PB Peterson
Dorema Cornish
Florench Sweetland
Marian Virdee
Ijyginens
Buffalo
Mr Did Ma
Phillipa Jinge
Jette Tram
Ant
Alexander Dy
Beb
M. Lasambo
Campo
Bele
Reid
Eos
Rufus Gleagan
Hid
Jourit
Ms. Reid
Warapees
Africa
Afric
Hetzel
Oil City Trust
Caingpaing
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Tate
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