Donations and meetings mark Clymer library drive
The community notes several donations to the Clymer library including a valuable collection from Mrs. Currie Stevens Franklin of Warren. Local clubs hold monthly and special meetings in Methodist church parlors with women’s societies hosting luncheons and Bible study. The piece also records illnesses, travel, and sympathy messages for residents including Dr. Charles Barker and Geary Lines, plus upcoming local events at the Town Hall and church gatherings.
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L. Caflisch
Albert Qherrevel
Warl Markella
Laes
Methodist Church
Partor
Weir
North Clymer
St Episcopal Pharen Ware
Earl Reed
Mra
Glenn Meece
Croseult
Gallup
John Deer
Pednary
M. Tyson
LaVern Vrooman
Misa Bermee Deuit
Shermag
Con Gypters
North Center Street
Roslin Hd
Norman Rosalink Sod Barbara
Panams
Howned Coe
St O'Eluck
Currie Stevens Franklin
Warren
Clymer Library
Mildred Amini
Geary Lines
Harriet Newhouse
Charles Barker
Guthrie Cl
French Creek
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph Findley
Marks
Clymer Telephone Company
Myrie Wallace
Jean Bridges
Anna Rexford
Watts Flats
Rebelah Lodge
Why Take Chances Suits Sores Haley Pliplhy Bre Psinful
Fragmented text discusses antiseptics and healing aids with broken phrases about infection relief. Mentions Hangoroils, San-Cura Continent, and druppuite az, but details are unclear and OCR incomplete.
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San-Cura
Woman's Club at Bear Lake Active and Planning Washington Trip
Local Woman's Club activities fill Bear Lake with meetings and events. Members donated toward school plans while a program on rayon history and a talk on the romance of an electric light bulb circulated. Senior class bake sales fund a Washington trip as students prepare for Easter vacation.
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Woman's Club At
Bear Lake
Plan Washington
Panama
Washington
Boar Lake
Ivan
Hawkins
David
Minnek
James Masen
Barrett
Youngsvile
Evangel'stic
Paigeldery
J. Carr
J.B. Wilcox
Jamestown
Ruth Bush
G. Colegrove
Grace Martin
Minnie Cobb
Anda Engle
Lulu Finchley
Anna Manwaring
Garnet Smith
Virginia
Elsie Hawkins
Wilbur
Youngsville
U. S
Elizabeth Stranigan
Sam Littlejohn
McKeesport
Clyde Manwaring
J. C. Manwaring
Mies
Tom Hawkins
Robert
Corry
George Akam
Tress
Panama High School
Robert Hawkins
Jean Manwaring
Lea Perkins
Mary C. Barry
Lena Crass
Fort Washington
Jean Evana
Clymer
Arthur Goggins
JR Hickman to Conduct Clinic at Columbus
JR Hickman of Corry plans a clinic in Columbus for community church services on Sunday with Sunday school at 27 Mm and church service at 2 pm led by Rev. H. Ray Marrn. Other notes cover a Bridge Club gathering, school eye exams, visits between families in Corry Meadeville and Harrisburg, and a PTA card party with prizes and refreshments.
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Columbus
Ray Marrn
Corry
J. Mc Carter
Ronald Carter
North East
Henry Bensvite
Gertrude Carroll
Harrisburg
Himer Christensen
Paul Webber
John 8. Hickman
Jamestown
Dean School
Leonatt Stockton
Maripus Christensen
Wislora
Meadville
Grace Moore
Sydney Smith
Buffalo
Clarence Moré
Anne McQuiston
Bari Price
August de Mauri
Elwin Kitch
Sarah Page
Gerald Page
Brie
Parent Teachers Association
Archie Norton
A. Sy Golswell
Richard Morton
Bernard Porter
Margaret Sandburg
Albert Sandburg
Pennsylvania canning inspection hits new high in 1998
Harrisburg reports state inspection of fruits and vegetables for canning reached a record in 1998 with nearly 200000 pounds classified by inspectors. Tomatoes led with 104,509,000 pounds, apples 55,819,000, corn 18,121,000, plus sour cherries, peas, beans, berries, plums and grapes. Officials credit growing industry, demand for high quality goods, and farmer seller compliance with official grades. Consumers urged to buy Pennsylvania packed goods to support the program.
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Harrisburg
Penmaylvahy Diring
John H. Light
D. M. James
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Sqyculture
Pennsylvania
Miro
Markela
Stocks of Wheat and Corn Above Average in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Jan 2. Stock levels in Pennsylvania on January 1 1990 show wheat, corn, and oats well above the 1928- decade averages. National figures indicate higher January 1 stocks for wheat and corn, with Pennsylvania posting stronger per cow production and a long-standing average above the national pace. A separate London item notes Leiston ARP bill at 6.50 with heavy ARP post applications.
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Harrisbung
Pennsyvania
Federal Crop Reporting Board
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
London
Leiston
Suffalie
Ioew
Suit Against City Over Child’s Death At Sewage Plant
Frans J Keppeha and Stella Krepeha sue the city for 10262.25 in funeral expenses and 10000 for loss of their minor son Thomas Francis Keppeha who died August 8 1938 at the Elmira sewage treatment plant after a gate valve wheel and moving clarifiers trapped him. They allege city knew children played near the plant and failed to fence or safeguard the area. The case was brought through attorney Russell Orcutt.
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Wru
Frans
J. Keppeha
Stella Krepeha
Wallace Street
Elainta
The Eleven of Diamonds Mystery at the Club
Captain LeRoy and Stan puzzle over Fowler s murder using a unique eleven of diamonds card. Dave Button stakes his bridge skill, hints at a previous game in the Amboy Hotel. The team links the card to gambling and screened entry devices while pressing for motives.
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Dave Button
LeRoy
Miles Standish Rice
Stan
Button
Uyny
Fowler
Ed Fowler
Powter
Powler
Amboy
Batton
Batton Nodded A Couple of Stort Quick Jerks. “Fowler
Edward Fowler
Butt
Eitton
Eulee
Hutton
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Burke Winkle
John H. Ly Bexkerinkt
South Contestroat
Lee Humne
Edward's
van Hawken Anant
Rochiater
Purina
Victor Hotchkiss
Zoah Cochran
Harold Ayers
Canton
Rrisy
Max Manwaring
Manwaring's Hall
W. Bar Hott
Memb Federal Reserve Systary
the Bank
Eleven OF Diamonds
SY Baynard H. Kendrick
Caprilli
Tito
TeRoy
Mun-i Tbe
Juan
Vince Aline
Toby
Vince
Fawley
Ben Eckhardt
Dowler