Planning Major Upgrade for Erie Airport
Erie officials outlined a plan to modernize Port Erie airport using a $15,000,000 federal omnibus bill. Mayor Barber chaired the meeting with Clark Kee of American Airlines, James Shields, Hubert Hall, Clarence Pulling, and Attorney Franklin Hosbach. Highlights include an administration building and runway improvements, aiming to secure a city share if the measure passes Congress, which is uncertain with an early adjournment possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pulling
Franklin B. Hosbach
Airport Commission
Kee
Congress
Missing Erie man 65 sought by police
James Parker of 1920 Lynn Street, 65, with a limp in his right leg and 5 feet 6 inches, 160 pounds, was reported missing yesterday from his home in Erie. Police searched today at the request of his daughter Mrs. Trene Norris. He wore a grey suit and brown shirt when last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
James Parker
Lynn Street
Trene Norris
Parker
Titusville Boy Remanded to Bethesda Home in Meafield
Jimmie Luce aged about five will be kept at Bethesda Home in Meadville until Judge O Clare Kent can hear a juvenile court case over involuntary manslaughter tied to the Friday night death of Janet Carol Faunce, 34. County Detective J Floyd Van Winkle and District Attorney Herbert A Mook took charge. Deputy Coroner G M Sonne reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Jimmie Luce
Bethesda
Meadville Yesternoon
O. Clare Kent
Janet Carol Faunce
Meadville
J. Floyd van Winkle
Herbert A. Mook Joume
G.M. Sonne Hind
EXPECT DELAY IN GRAFT TRIAL FOR DAVID L LAWRENCE
Harrisburg date July 19 United Press reports the trial of Democratic State Chairman David L Lawrence on conspiracy blackmail and election law charges in the Brie gravel scandal may be postponed until after the November election. Judge Howard W Hughes indicated August 7 as a near date and noted September 25 was chosen to avoid post primaries workload. He suggested they may select a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Howard W. Hughes
Washington County
Hughes
Carl B. Shelley
Ex Convict Refuses To Leave Crime Road
Pittsburgh police urged colleagues to locate Cauley’s convict cousin who fled from his home with an automobile and articles valued at 265 dollars after Cauley had taken him in to reform. Local readers were advised to check classified ads for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crime Road
United Press
Pittsburgh
James Cauley
Cauley
Thim
Old Van Geem blacksmith shop razed in village
An old landmark is being removed in the village, the Van Geem blacksmith shop. The dilapidated building is replaced as an eyesore but recalls the "Horse and bogey" era when Henry Van Geem and his son Garret shod horses. The forge drew locals for news and chat on icy mornings during the 20s and 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Geem
Garret van Geem
Henry
G L F Meeting At School Last Night
The G L P held a meeting at Central school Tuesday evening with about five hundred expected to elect two new advisory board members. Numerous locals and visitors are named, with notes on traveling, visits, and a hospital operation in Cleveland affecting a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musse
Ray Renskers and Company
Central School District Adopts 69 250 Budget
The Central School District adopted a budget of 69 250 for the coming year at a July 11 meeting in the district auditorium. Earl Storer was elected to fill the unexpired term of Samuel Dunnewold. Clarence Legters presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolleur
Snestian
Clyme
Hamony
Prend ‘Creeke
Central School
Clarence Legters
Tteaghinat Eanatinrar
Board of Education
Gilbert, G |S
Earl Storer
Prench Creels
Samuel Dunnewold
W C T U Meeting At Rhebergen Home
A Friday W C T U gathering at Mrs Clarence Rhebergen’s home featured a program with song I Would Be True devotionals by Mrs Clarence Rhebergen current legislation on moral issues by Mrs Garret Timmer liquor advertising in press and radio by Mrs Fred Wattles alcohol and traffic accidents by Mrs Clifford Lesters comments on recent radio broadcasts by Mrs James Gravink and plans for a public meeting at the Reformed Church on August 2 followed by refreshments for ten members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rhebergen
Garret Timmer
Fred Wattles
Clifford Lesters
James Gravink
Reformed C
Rhebergen
Mrs Christensen Hosts Bridge Tea Social
Mrs Winifred Onrigueuacu hosted a bridge afternoon with two tables. Attendees included Mrs Ella Casler Union City Mrs Minnie Cook Los Angeles Cal Mrs Treva Wilcox Ossining N Y Mrs Ida Johnson Mrs Jennie Neckers Mrs Amy Newhouse and Miss Iva Neckers High score went to Mrs Casler second to Ida Johnson and third to Treva Wilcox Refreshments were served. Visitors included Miss Mariam Jacobs Fulton N Y visiting Lee Jacobs family and Miss Florence Pitch Clyde N Y visiting Mr and Mrs Stee Jacobs Other local visits noted among Union City Warren and Erie residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Onrigueuacu
Ella Casler
Union City
Minnie Cook
Los Angeles
Cal
Treva Wilcox
Ossining
Ida Johnson
Jennie Neckers
Amy Newhouse
Iva Neckers
Caster
Chris Jeffsen
Mariam Jacobs
Fulton
N. Y
Lee Jacobs
Florence Pitch
Clyde
Stee Jacobs
G. A. Bryan
Marian and
Alfred Schaddock
Warren
A ‘A
Albert Wink
Eiln Caster
Clara Johnson
Union
Marvin Reynolds
Erie
Jennie Webster
Rogald Batson
Syrabuse
Etear TeChiver
Lyle Compton
William Dennis
Jamestown
Uyler
Lois Reesink
Gerry
Roy Gravink
Firemen Picnic Plans Draw From Henry Dardcott Grove
Firemen will stage a picnic in Henry Dardcott’s grove in August, featuring a horse pulling contest. Local farmers from Clymer and French Creek are urged to enter via Charles A. Leeters. The M. E. Sunday school group held a picnic at Celoron Park with about thirty two participants enjoying a real piené supper despite rain and storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dardcott
Clymer
Charles A. Leeters
M. E
Celoron Park
Ladies Mission Society Meets at Mrs. Renskers Home
The Ladies Mission Society of the M. E. church met Monday evening at Mrs. Ray Renskers home. Don ald Spitzer presented a report on the Epworth League Bible conference at Meadville, highlighting Religious Symbolism, Bible Study, The Christian Use of Money, and The Pathway to Personality. The program committee discussed plans for the coming year and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Mission Society
M. E. Church
Ray Renskers
Meadville
Donald Spitzer
Travel library yields 60 books for community use
The Clymer library received 10 juvenile and 50 adult books from Albany’s traveling library. The collection is cataloged and ready for public use. Dinner guests at Mrs. Tea Johnson’s home included Mrs. R. D. Crowell of Corry and Mrs. Emmett SchimdWein of Mansfield, with Mrs. Predsritk Vander Schaaf hosting. Nearby, Mrs. Nila Schermerhorn of Bradford visited her sister. Saturday saw several people working in Westfield and North East cherry orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Library
Traveling Library of
Albany
Téa Johnson
Hame
R. D Crowell
Corry
Emmett c. SchimdWein
Mansfield
Ohio
Pred— Sritk Vander Schaaf
Nila Schermerhorn
Bradford
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Severs
Westfield
North East
Clymer Boys Attend Yankees Game
Clymer Central School baseball team members attended the New York Yankees at Cleveland game on Monday July dt. Transportation was provided by Merle Wassini Clifford Legters Alfred Newhouse and Dr Lyle Compton. The Yankees won 8 to 0, pleasing the local test and Coach Wiquist received thanks for the day’s outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiquist
BEF
Clymer Central School
Cleveland
Frederick Rhebergen
Gordon
Clymer Grange Regular Session Votes Change in Meeting Time
The Clymer Grange met in regular session Friday at two o clock with Mrs. Sarah Schruers presiding. One degree was presented for levee and two candidates received first and second degrees. The group voted to shift meetings to Friday evenings at eight for three months. Ivan Rhebergen accepted a position with Hellels Bros. Dairy in Senmere NY and will start Wednesday morning. Rev Ralph Findley and Wilbur Renakers led morning devotions over station WJTN Monday and Tuesday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Grange
Sarah Schruers
Grange
Ivan Rhebergen
Hellels Bros. Dairy
Senmere
Ralph Findley
Wilbur Renakers
WJTN
Mernings
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Sunday school begins at 10 with morning worship at about 1 led by Rev. Ralph Findley on The Teachings of Jesus on Possessions and Rewards. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 45. Note the time range. The subject will be The People Who Wouldn’t Take No Warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Findley
Jesus
North Clymer Church Sunday Schedule Changes
Sunday school remains at 10 with changes to evening service at 7 p.m. Rev. Ralph Lindley to preach on "The Quest of the Soul." Young people's meeting at 9 p.m. Prayer meeting onThursday at 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clymer
Ralph Lindley
Reform Church Morning Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Morning worship at 10 40 Rev Gar ret Timmer preaches Learning Sods Way Sunday school at 12 p m Junior C E at 0 30 p m Topic Inter Heroes of the Bible Leader Miss Maxine Wallace Baptising service at 190 Sermon Daring to Say No Senior C E at 145 Topic Good Times in the Home Leader Pauline Becker Init Prayer meeting Wednesday at 945 Topic Christ Our Guide Sunday school picnic Thursday in Henry Rhebergen s grove This to be a table picnic and coffee will be finished by the Sunday school Everyone is invited to home nd enjoy the day The Sentoy E will have charge of the canteen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Timmer
Inter Heroes of the Bible
Maxine Wallace
C. E
Tople
Pauline Becker- Init
Nursday
Henry Rhebergen
Mrs Peter Schurman Hosts Young Ladies Mission Band
The Young Ladies Mission Band met at Mrs. Peter Schurman's home Tuesday evening. The program centered on Race Relationship with Mildred Wiggers leading a Bible drill. Members sewed for missions to be sent to the Mission Board in New York City, followed by refreshments served by the hostess and assistants Mrs Irma Tentaken and Mrs Laura Catlisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Mission Band
Peter Schurman
Mildred Wiggers
Mission Board
New York City
Irma, Tentaken
Laura Catlisch
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Public Lbrary
Lawrence
Dial
Greyhound
Phoenix Wheel
Dodgem
Custer Cars
Tars
Peck
Virginia Warnshull
Sherman
Barbara Merrolink
Kenneth Schruers
Buffalo
N.C
Woolworth, and Company
Milton ‘Ton
C, Ton
Carolyn Waite
Falconer
Lynette
Kay Gallup
Cartie Williams
R. X. Williams
Gilbert Tod
Carol
Donna
Milton Ton
N.Y
Ton
International Harvester Company of
Saward Teemley
Walter
Bennink
Howard Pitt
Howard TeGulver
William Woodruff
Matte Croscuth
Sheaman
Russell, Pa
Walter Sehners
Jean Age Shirley
Garret Nywelde
Flora Park
Alma Stegenga
A. Stegenga
Clymer Hill
Cory Hospital
A. Peason
Holland, Meh
Uso
A. M. Aiday
Canada
C. B, Spitzer
Clarences, Jr
M. J. Spitzer
Newfane
Marty Jacobs
M. B
Milton Duink
Cleveland Hospital
W. C. TU
Christensen
Bridge
Superior
Querrevelo Bros.hardware
Darcott Grove
M. E. Sunday School
Ladies Missionary ‘Society
Texaco
Clare Conover, Srs
Tire Sale
Goodyear
Gals
Mobilgas” Tor
G. H. Tenpas
Studebaker Sales and Service
Willard
Pennzoil Motor Oils
Richfield Gas
J.T. Meerdink
New York
Clymer Boys
Yankees
New York-Cleveland
Reformed Church
Mrs
Legters Bros. Market
Morrell
General Electric
Ges
Alseays
Arriiane
Croscutt & Call
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