News Letter of Interest from Sciota Vicinity
A local Sciota area update recounts visits and gatherings among residents including Mr. snd as Peter Schurman and grandparents Mr and Mrs Tennussen of North Clymer. Many names attend funerals, 4H work, and social events across Erie Corry and Bear Lake with several trips to Picnics and family visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Péterson
Norman Stone
Martin Wiliams
C. L. Borstorff
I. Rodger
Manuay
Alton Peterson
Russell Briggs Vistal
Briggs
W. H. Burnett
Vivian Peterson
Nieve
Betty Jane Borstorff
Erie
Merle Watrous
EB. J. Harvey
Wheel Out
Harris Briggs
Suieta Ladies
Gertrude Crostutt
Jilly
W. Hy
Burnell
Mary Ellen Chriinon Martin
Bear Lake
Mongiy
Martin
Vitania
J. Cratier
Mary Ann
Cratier
Mary Lick
Atv
Mark Marlintock
Corry
Mn Ass
Clarles Akam
Olymer
Mas
Ethel Schurman
Jamestown
G H Schumrf
Wilfred Hatch
Tvan Hatch- Wade Querteveld
Clymer
N.Y
Richard
Raymond Querreveld
B.J. ‘Harvey
Wheelock
Alton Crosscut
Mer
C. L. Borsternt
Charlies Gates
Lovell
Elmer Rust
Wilbur
Brokenstraw
Springs Creek
Teenager dies from burns sustained in 1933 oil tank fire
July 11 Reno report states Clin Hy Bennett aged 17 years died after burns suffered July 28, 1933 while lighting a fire on an oil tank in his basement. He never recovered and died yesterday at 718 North Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clin Hy Bennett
Reno
Dreath
Dinner at Country Club Opens Season Fundraiser
The Cony Country Club ladies sponsor a dinner and bridge event this evening at the clubhouse. A chicken and dessert will be served from 6 o'clock and proceeds aid club expenses for the season. Mrs G G Barker leads as general chairman for the event. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Crossent
Four-H Club
Sciota
Cony Country Club
Mra.g. G. Barker
Federal highway funds to finance city bridge work in Harrisburg
Harrisburg engineers plan federal aided highway work including bridge and road replacements. About 9.68 million dollars will be shared with roughly 4.8 million on main roads and 2.4 million on feeder roads, with municipal projects to follow. Officials will select sections to fit funds, surveying already underway, and Philadelphia to receive about 2 million from the 1983 municipal federal aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Brant
Panygenia
Pennsylvania
Pedeval-aic
Enginee
Willish
Sol Park
Siac
Fies
Rbagis
Pinchot
Corry Man Dies After Sherman House Fire Loss
Sherman, diy 11 Alten Har tingtom Wilens, longtime operator of Sherman Greenhouses, died at home this morning at 11 o clock. Born August 18, 1880 in Wilkes Nomesten Sherman, he married Hilda Ogren on December 25, 1901. Survived by three daughters Clara D’Arcy, Mamra Hilinski, Gloria Wilcox. one son John Wilcox. six sisters and one brother Hazvard Wilcox. He served on the school board and held several local posts. Funeral at Community church Friday at 2 after a home prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Alten Hartingtom
Idabelle Zahns
Ripley
Bernice Fowler
Hora Bement
Wiles
Board of Education
Community Church
Sherman Lodge
Plo
Rebekah Lodge
Youth Hurt in Runaway Incident in Allegany County
In Olean on July 11, a 24 year old youth suffered multiple fractures and facial lacerations after a frightened team of horses bolted while he attempted to adjust a loosened strap. He was driven to the ground and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Beu Jstise
Allegany
Olean General Hospital
Horrors of Next War Depicted by Beam
Continued from age One, reports describe a fictional death beam capable of destroying fleets with air power from 250 miles and sealing nations behind an invisible wall. The piece notes plans for battleship defense, a need for huge generating stations, and four production methods for the ray, with intent to present details to scientific bodies and a Geneva disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beam
Todin
Testa
Ma Cinderella endangers plans in Hidden City intrigues
Diane confronts a web of schemes as she resists Wilderness Lodge friends plot to expose Ann Haskel and John Herbert. The plan to place Ma Cinderella in a new environment faces bold interference and rising risk. Diane debates leaving New York while fearing discovery of her secret attachments and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinderella
Belden
New York
John Herbert
Diane
Anclesia
Haskel
Dancous
Dudge Shannom
Ani
Fife Bill Garrel
Mr. Bolden
Wilderness Lodge
Wilderness Club
Cebrige Seliwin
Pigorty
Dine
Tim
Wilson
Ann Haske
Ann
Woods Colt
Ohn Herbert
Tyra
Asa
Johi Herbert
Graian
Ghul Ball
Ib 'Ann
Auekel
Diane Tuas
Haskels
Any
Sile
Jot Herbert
Ann Haskel
For Sale and Notices From Community Ads
Classified items include vehicle ads for a 1931 Ford and a Chevrolet trick, a Word Deluxe roadster, and contact at 388 Delaware St. Also housing ads for modern homes with easy terms and a local loan association address. Public notices announce bid openings for pupil transport for 1984 term with destination list and deadline. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware St. Sue
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Bevel Hilils
By Paul Robinson
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Ivy
New Yar
Nance
Willeyness Club
Teimph
Phooey
Michel
Harald Bell Wrights
Alf West Wayne St
Ught Sevice
Copy Ealing Company
Lize
America
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Geoge Kuzmi, Bakerill, Corry
Dd. He. Zu
Corky
RH. Keller
Garry. Com
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Ska
Pavity
William Tidebergen
Lyse
Myatta
East Pleasant
SAGE
Hirntom State
Appinsnent
Corry Bunding & Loan Ass
Niy
Wayra Township
Steadman Litherlast
Morts Corners
Carne Hill
Miller Wo
A.J. Crosscut
Srey
William Burch
K. M. Marils
Ralpy Marte
Claude Johnson Harvey Merlin
Pearl Jewele
Ralph Jewell
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