Surplus Food Adds Pennsylvania Vegetables
Peas and cabbage are the first seasonal vegetables added to Pennsylvania surplus foods for relief families via the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation. Regions will stock fresh vegetables when in surplus, available to stamp holders in Pittsburgh Allentown Bethlehem and Scranton with blue food stamps. Other items include butter raisins pork lard cornmeal shell eggs dried prunes oranges hominy grits dry beans and graham flour. The program aims to boost distribution of nearby market vegetables. Relief families can buy $1 in stamps to obtain $150 worth of surplus goods at retail stores.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporum
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Pittsburgh
Allentown
Bethlehem
Scranton
Graham
Seleci
Columbus Assured New Home for Public Library
The Columbus library project gains a permanent site as a local effort revives through the library association. After years of dwindling support and mounting expenses, a 1920s push reorganized the effort with help from Emma Dutton, the school board, and trustees. Funds came from donations and a proposed public tax, but operations stalled until a WPA attempt failed. A revival now proceeds with foundation work and community fund-raising activities to sustain a new library in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Association
Authool
Emma Dutton
Association
County Commissionera
Hiall
Intrest
Columbus
Minguelas
The
Line General Public
Farewell and social events at local churches and clubs
A community gathering honors Mr and Mrs Lee Jacobs and son Harry at the Methodist church parlor with supper and gifts. The Bull Moose Hunt Club held a picnic on the Fourth at the grounds, with a band, a meal, and quoits while members and guests socialized and discussed democracy versus dictatorship. Numerous locals and visitors attended the events, including Garret Nyweide of Jamestown and Pauline Agnew of Erie, with multiple family and neighbor connections noted throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Jamestown Club
Bull Moose Hunt Club
Bull Moose
Indies
George Legters
Richard
Clarence Rhsbergen
Evelyn
Winifred
Clifford Legterts
Morris
Clymer Woman Passes Away at Jamestown General
Mrs Alle Vrooman died at Jamestown General Hospital on Monday morning at 92 after long illness. She leaves two sons Laveen and Alvin Vrooman, two daughters Esther Hawkins and Mary Vrooman, two sisters Alion Moore Corry Bed Warns house and Addie Sample, two brothers John Tewinkle and Walter Tewinkle. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 o clock in the Abbe Reformed church with Roy Gerri Timmer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alle Vrooman
Jamestown General Hospital
Laveen Vrooman
Alvin Vrooman
Esther Hawkins
Mary Vroo
Alion Moore
Corry
Bed Warns House
Addie Sample
John Tewinkle
Walter Tewinkle
Roy
Gerri Timmer
Holiday Family Gathering Hosts Numerous Relatives
A July Fourth gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joan Newhouse at their home drew family from multiple towns. Attendees included Amos Van Erden with children, Emma Duevik, Vernon Meerdink visiting from Cassadagaugain, and numerous relatives from Flint, Buffalo, Butler, North East, Kane, Pittsburgh, and nearby areas. A display of Greworks preceded ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Newhouse
Amos van Erden
Robert
Shirley
Janice
James van Erden
Emma Duevik
Henry Newhouse
Beckerink Home Hosts Frequent Local Guests Nineteenth Century Style
Group entertained at Beckerink home includes Lookenhouse Hunink and Cady families with kids, plus visitors from Franklin and Union City. Lunch of ice cream followed by fireworks. extended relatives from Glendale and Lockport visit ill relatives with measles. Spitzer travels to New York for a week of embalming study. Buffalo clergy and families attend dinner at the Grover home in Erie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gravers
Glandale
Cal
Carlis Mooreheui
Eunice Lyons
Delia Schruers
Ray Outwater
Marilyn
Robert
Lockport
N. Y
Jess Meerdink
Walter Schruers
Shirley
Anna Neckers
Tionesta
Warren
Union Cuy
Leslie Caflisch
Day Tenpas
Phyllis and
Emerson
Erle
Mike Michael
Margaret Caflisch
Union City
Jack Kootan
Kathryn Kooman
Franklin
Kenneth Kooman
Kennett Kooman
Elsine
Clifford Legters
Mor Hs
Heavy rain deluges Clymer and vicinity
Clymer and vicinity were deluged by a heavy rain storm Tuesday afternoon the downpour reaching miniature cloud burst proportions. The torrential rain was general throughout the county and caused damage in some sections. Wind hail and lightning added to the farm damage in several districts. Frewsburg reports wind and hail damaged gardens lawns and crops. Frew Run Brook overflowed its banks, water reaching the level of the fridge. The Walker farm on Warren road sustained heavy damage from water and wind. Mr and Mrs Charles Tewinkie of Costa-Ness California arrived Tuesday evening to visit relatives. A Grange social gathering was held Tuesday evening for visitors to meet the Tewinkies. Dr Kyle Compton visited his mother in Portville. Mr and Mrs Al Hart and children Jerry and Sally Ann of Sherrill are vacationing with the Legters family and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Frewsburg
Frew Run Brook
Walker Farm
Warren Road
Charles Tewinkie
Costa-Ness
Cal
Tewintle
Kyle Compton
Compton
Portville
N.Y
al Hart
Jerry
Sally Ann
Sherrill
Charles A. Legters
New Freezing Gadget Uses Aluminum Core For Cooling
A novel mest transfer set uses aluminum s high thermal conductivity to chill drinks and freeze ice cream without power or effort. It features three nested aluminum cans with the inner can fluted for extra cooling surface. The outer cans come in two sizes to adjust capacity.
Ventriloquism Through Ancient Beliefs and Roots
The Greeks linked ventriloquism to demons and assumed the voice emerged from the abdominal area. They traced the term to Latin roots belly and speak, noting the art’s origin in mythic and ritual explanations.
Church News Highlights Morning Worship and Gatherings
Reformed Church schedules morning worship at 10 30 with Rev. Gertimer sermon What God Meant to the Man After His Own Heart. Sunday school 12 Junior G 6 30. Evening service 7 30 with Arise and Be Doing. Senior G 4 49 topic As One Family. Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 45 pm. Mission and Ald Society postpone meeting Friday 2 pm at Mrs Fred Damcott home. Young Ladies Mission Band meets Thursday at Mrs Earl Beckerin home. Speakers Biel King and Mrs Claude Grover of Buffalo. Senior G adds wine toast with Clymer Hill C E Thursday at Bell Moose grove EST. Youth Conference lessons lead to evening games and songs. Methodist Church Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am Rev Ralph Findley speaks on Christian Guidance. Epworth League 7 30 pm. William Osfitsels leader. North crymer Church 10 am Sunday school 10 am evening 7 45 pm. Young People 8 45 pm. Mid week prayer Thursday 8 45 pm. Mr and Mrs Timer Croscutt and others visited. Picnic at noon. Mrs Roy Gravink and Mrs Earl Beck erin and son Roger spent 4 in Buffalo. Born to Ralph and Helen Benainit Waasink a son at Cory hospital Sunday July 7.
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Church News Reformed Church
Gersit ‘Timmer
Philip Ruslink
Mission and Ald Society
Fred Damcott
Young Ladies Mission Band
Earl Beckerink
Biel King
Claude Grover
Buffalo
Clymer Hill C. E
Bell Moose
Tyson
Montour Falls
Methodist Church
Ralph Findley
Epworth League
Willismn Osfilsels
Timer Croscutt
C. B. Spitzer
Clarence
Donald Spitzer
Albert Croscutt
Roy Gravink
Earl Beckerin
Roger
Ralph
Helen Benainit Waasink
Cory Hospital
Special Fireworks Display At Legters Home
A Fourth of July celebration at the Legters home hosted relatives and friends. The display attracted motorists who stopped on the highway to watch. Afterward a reception featured songs and refreshments for numerous Legters family members and guests including Vander Sehas, Vander Sheast, McCann, Moordink, TenHaken, Rhebergen, and others. Frederick Rhebergen plans to work at Spencer Kellogg Mill in Kenmore after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walluc
Charles A. Legters
Chapley of Freworks
Ciltford Legters
Morris
Anna Var~ derSehans
J. J. Legters
Everett
Fred
Ivan Rhebergen
Kenmore
W. C
Henry Rhebergen
Frederick Rhebergen
Spencer-Kellogg
Babcock Street
Funeral Services for John Damcott in Clymer
Funeral services for John Damcott were held Friday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Edward Neckers home. Rev. Gert Dimmer officiated with music by Mr and Mrs Carly Neckers. Burial followed in the Northside cemetery. Grandsons Ralph, Russell, Grayton, Carlton, Arvin, and Merle Newhouse attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Damcott
Clymer
Edward Neckers
Gert Dimmer
Carly Neckers
Fane
Beavers
Ralph
Russell Damcott
Grayton
Carlton Damcott
Arvin Damcott
Merle Newhouse
Northside
Mid-Year Rouse Social Day At Route 6 Meeting
A mid year social event is noted amid discussions of Route 6 improvements in 1940 state road programs. Officials including Mr. Buck and other representatives gather in Carbondale to review highway plans, construction status, and projected funding. The meeting touches on travel promotion, hotel venues, and local commerce tied to road work.
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Tmpeeverue Aubing
Sien Hon
Nour
Buck
Carbondale
Will
Mately
Wong
Juneheon Mee
Toads
Brow
Local Windy Crash Report from Valley Airfield
An early report describes a windy incident near Eaton Valley involving a craftsman named Pringle. The event centers on a damaged craft at a field where the plane reportedly lifted and tethered during the gusty conditions. Details remain fragmented and unclear from the garbled text.
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Leon Pring
Pringle
Eaton Valley
Win
Corry Alear
Windsor’s appoinment exeltem ov the genera om Teeling
Fragmentary Nassau report notes a British dispatch about Windsor’s appointment and the “pathless life” concept tied to a general Teeling. The brief mentions June timing and curious details about an audio theft and burnings, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Nassau
Bibny
Betish
Windsor
App Fenersl
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Yale
Hagar
Lee Jacobs
Harry
Methodist
Jacobs
de Kolb Junction
Henry Habink
Alfred
Mens Ving Wei
Central School
Methodist Ladies Aid
Stark At & P'Dlork
Edward Wiggers
Delbert Neckers
Pauline Agnew
Erie
Nora. Wassiitk
Herman Known
Jamestown
Marion Galup
Ray Barker
Lunard
Dorothy
Chicago
J. W. Newhouse
Julius Erickson
Mayville
F. W. Neckers
Iya Neckers
Rochester
Philip Ripson
Philip, Jr
Emma Lusink
FW. Neckers
Norman Pierce
Barbara
Norms
James Croscutt
Lyle Compton
Falso
N. ¥. Elliott
Chautauqua Lake
Mayville Park
Stanley Manuel
Holland, N
B. Manuel
Albert Manuel
June Carlisch
Lois' Eshelman Jeff
Meadville
Ora Caflisch
Vernon Meerdink
Cassadagaugain
Jesse Meerdink
Richard Holman
Marian
Flint, Mich
8. C. Ton
Milton Ton
Ton
Mary Craig
William Roberts
Sarah Jane
Butler
Otis Fardink
Irving Tewinkle
Virginia
Howard Legters
Ronald and
Loujean
John Conk
Edward Conk
Eleanor
John Legters
Joyce
Garret Groters
North East
R. X. Willisins
Buddy
Gail
George Tewinkle
Hattie “Tewinkle
John Oani
Fred Tewinkle
Kane
George Campbell
Chris Christensen
Tamily
Ghau~ ‘Ququa
Beckerink
Arry Beckering
William Lookenhouse
Donald Lookenhouse
Albert Hunink
Lee Hunink and
Russell
Fred Cady
Martin Cady and
Gerald Bennini
Leonard Hetherink
Studebaker
Texaco
J. L. Meerdink
New York
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Clymer Lumber Company
North Crymer
Yas
Clymer Rexall Drug Store
American Express
Clymer State Bank
Red Cross
DST
Mr. Courant
Albert Neckers
Carlyle Neckers
Sot Douglas
Henry VanLente
Beth
Pymatuning Dom
Miriam Wussink
Chautauqua
Athen- Jeu
Legters Bros
General Electric
Amera
Ee Gulespray
Milton J. Deuine
Keystone Gas
Jim's
Keystone Service
James Ten Haken
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