4-H Club Girls Stage Program at Waterford
4-H girls from Erie County stage a day of judging and performances at Waterford Vocational High School on July 20. About 250 participants from multiple communities join sewing, cooking, meal planning, baking, and craft exhibits judged by 4-H leaders. An afternoon program features plays, music, recitations, and dances, with Miss Nelle Clagston guiding singing. public invited to observe and meet 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congard
Wayne Teonnhlpa
Sampten
Anu
Oider
Toy
Uum
Luiuheon
Luiken
Rothous
Failory
Partiona
Watting
Nelle Clogston
Pennsylynnis
Tenden
Erie County
Kearsarge
Girly Axe
Ciifer Hill
Corey HD
Comoe
Corry F. Us
Waterford
Uyimar
YoWtie Oty
Mra
Clifard Scheend
Canta
Questi
James Wigwors
Norman Te- Gronay
Glen TeWinte
Cornelius Wig
Merle TeWuiste
Harold Holtini
Gerald Ben
Niltik
Clymer
Milton C. Ton
S. C. Tor J
Mary A. Clutch
Buffalo
Herman Dirks
Ton
Lake Erie
Destroit
Lint
Mich
Richardy Homan
Weilhea
S.C. ‘Ton
Gilbert Ton
Garret ‘Timmer
Holland
Winona Lal
Indiana
Albbe Reformed Church
Thomas Ten Hoeve
Brooklyn
Abraham, Klerk
Kalamazoo
Leonard Hogenboom
Pikes- Ville
Henry "Tenpas
Jennie Damcoll
L. R. Phipps
Cohumibus
General Synod
The
Reformed Church
N. Y
Katherine Warner
W. C. TU
Dewitsville
Ladies Aid
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marvin Holthouse
Lee Jacobs
Ida Johnson
Alba Reformed Church
Henry Rhebergen
Nies
Te Virtuday cli
Jennie Brown
Vara
L. R. Phiong
Lee Jacobba
Blaine Wallace
Nyla
B. Rensiters
Kenna
Fred Bensink
Markelid
Garret. Querrevelt
James Croscutt
Ralph Pitt
Hermie Benninit
Pu‘line
Baward Gobnet
Capacity Crowd Hears Amateurs At Clymer
A large audience filled the Clymer town hall for an amateur evening with local families and townsfolk in a third anniversary party. The event featured performances by the Groters and Legters families, soloists, duets, and a piano trio, raising funds for the Young Women’s Mission Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Ralph Again
Airs
Bert. Lich Ts
A. J. Black
Robert Wooley
Arlewrig
Summit
Henry Rislink
May Lewis Young
Paramni
George ‘Howe
Muyville
A. Wilcox
Gowsata
George Wilenst
Ira
George
Lilley
Eiisa Janette
eWinlde
Buffalo
John H. J. Beckerink
Leo ‘McCann
Carol
Mary Lau
Magyltre
Charles Legters
Misa Gertrude Dunnewel
Corry ‘Hospital
Eva Tyler
Jack Langston
Corry
Trma
Tyler
Corry Hospital
K.P, McCray
Idith Wilcox Lewis
Chris Christensen
J. B
Bos Ajgeles
Kittie
Hinckley Sheldon
Callera
Dormer Anna
Mary van Leem
Anne
Cline
Brie
New York City
Clinton Meracle
South Dayton
Ida Johnson
Town Hall
Harold Legters
Donna Tou
Janette Gravink
Laura Caflisch
Mabel Schruera
Jean Schruers
Albert Neckers
Clifford Egters
Howard Leyters
Roberta Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Marilyn Gabriel
Audrey Duevik
J.W. Newhodsa
Marilyn Gravink
Avalon ‘Ten Haken
Mtro
Blanche “Legters
Florence Legters
Virginia
T2- Winkle
William Proestter
Reading
C. Timmer
Marie Belknap
Henry Tenpas
Wilbur Renskers
Howard Legters
Harold TenHaken
Eleanor
Irma Croscutt
Groters
Quatet
Carol Compton
Irma TenHaken
Gertrude Gravink
Bernice McCann
Cowboy Girls
Tune Lockenhouse
Irene Haitink
Sam. Groters
Rena
Pismo Solo
Delbert’ King
Carlyle Neckers
Women's Mission Band
Westminster College to start new library project soon
New Wilmington Pa July 21 Westminster College plans to begin work on the Ralph Gibson McGill Memorial library soon after the new term opens if 26000 can be raised by September. The 100000 library will hold 125000 volumes and rise as a three story Gothic building of Pennsylvania sandstone to serve TAO students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Wilmington
Westminster College
Ralph Gibson McGill
TAO
Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad Conductor Narrowly Escapes Fall
Frank E Welton of Bradford conductor for the Erie Railroad was knocked unconscious after falling from a moving car at the Center Street crossing in Johnsonburg. Eyewitness Ralph Geer pulled him from the tracks as journal boxes shifted. He was revived by a Johnsonburg physician and treated for facial lacerations with no broken bones found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgwiay
Frank E. Welton
Bradford
Erie Railroad
Heath
Center Street
Johnsonburg
Ralph Geer
Ewey
Mr. Geer
Walton
Two Hurt From Falls Off Hay Loads in Columbus
Reported incidents in Columbus describe two men hurt when falling from hay loads. Both afflicted individuals, including a patient with a broken right wrist and another with a leg fracture, are recovering as doctors monitor their progress. Community members note local events and visits, with a concert by the Coleman Band drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazel Briggs
Warren
Clitford
Dorothy Upperman Atkens
Aon
Jamies Aljin
Babe
Anise Apna Loveland
Los Angeles
Calif
James Fall
Buffalo
Gesteya
N. Yo
Eilen Blanchard
Polly Ann
Honesta
Frank Faulkner
Fe, Nichols
Pittsburgh
A. 0
Nichols
Eri North Hide
Pointe Plan
the Lake
Grant Ross
T. A. Anderson
Donald
Carolyn
Pymatuningham
J. H. Reagle
Slaughter
Jean Lee
Grove City
Amelia
Christensin
Jamestown
Columbus Grange
C. 1, .C. Hall
Laules
The
Grange
Dodd
James Hall
Cohcismn
Howard “Peterson
Adeline Dressel
Helge Peterson
Donna Mae Driasel
Pesey Jones
Mahel Lewis
Erie
Spanid
Charles Swanson Ham
Albert Cotby
Alice Bwér
Colby
Ohio
Wealde
David Curtis
Carlton Curtis
Clarence
Moore
Lucy Jacob
Stockton
William Carroll
Perry Mead
Merle Page
Charles Swanson
Mildred
Columpus High School
Edward Walde
Bors
Veronica Jacknoy
Reuten Henderson
Tituseilie
Charles Simpson
Glen Panry
Wadnestry
Worth East
Lorne Bridge
Derest
Bear Lake area notices and gatherings in July
In Bear Lake vicinity many residents hosted visitors and joined church activities. The weekly Bible school at Findlay Lake drew families from Jamestown and Pittsburgh areas. Social events included birthdays, gifts, picnics, and community prayers with local families like the Carries, Hawking, and Rudgers noted, along with weddings and visits to Warren, Corry, and Erie region towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lam
Ad Mom
Barry Shownaker
Rabet Shoemaker
Deckard
Mary
Ful- Tom
J. P. Peterson
Jamestown
Nik Bry
Ivan
Hawlint
J.C Adanwaring
Car Croaby
Aid Camily
Lulu Hinckley
Mindley Bike
U. G. Bible
N.Y
Dorothy
Tillotson
Carrier
Juwood Connell
Bien Pinney
Ashville
Roy Hall
Adah Hall
Bernice Austin
Charles Chapman
Gon
Youngaville
Rush Chapman
Crosby
Findley
Don Williams
Chilrin Jett
Fort Washington
U. B
A. L. Pang
B.D. Fuller
Dewittville
Christian Church
Merritt
Smith
Warren
Charles Cacciano
New York City
Grandview
Panama
Jeart Man
Elton Pinney
Clasaport
Boorgh Mockije
New Lock
Grandyew
al Mra
J. B. Wilcox
Laughter
Carol
Mrr
Hawking and
Famly
Misa
Mra
Mary C. Barry
Lena Crosa
Mary Pullom
Leo
Marvin Patkind
Findlay Lake
Edith Hawke
Pariuma
Charen Sokeller
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Milton Ton
Garret Timmer
New Westminster Library
Fre
Aiade Toncrease
Aen Nason Lass
Noah
Cees
Dee
Kefays
Cartage
Columbus
Clarence Moore
Thureday
Bear Lake
Iittville
Emma Rodgers
Watts Flats
Hartill-Monroe
Baptist
Julia Carrier
Peekskill
Alaska
Ida Ohrn
Cardy
Mia
Nina Crawford Page
George Bensink
Emma Carroll
Piith Fayers
Bensink
Edith
Blaine
Iene
Hsther Christensen
Morgen Calegrove
Wwe
Gust Ohrn
Snd
Clayton Currier
Tscarah
Toya
Arvid Andersson
Earl Jackson
Ldo
Brink Smulth
Phys
Clifford Caster Spint
Debs Soren
Gerry
George Stranigan
Mary Hildum
Mise Allene Upperman
Gamez
W Blackmér
Wijreen
Ohloh
Walton St. John
Richmond
Charles St. John
Fhrima L. Rudgers
James H. Rudgers
Hugh Rudgers
Watts Pints
Frank Woodin
Kim Wobdin
Ix Place
Elizabeth Faulkner
Mayville
Frances Ayling
Janet Joan
Marlene Avis Faulkner
Rodgers
Adam Cornish
United Breth~ren
Christ Church
Ami Sual
Hugh Rodgers
Termentionle Place
Bear Lake Cemetery
Nellié Bennett
Michigan
H. J. Sciplton
Adda Ingle
F. J. Crowe
SAN Trancisco
Werrybostmen
United States Court of Appeals
Jam Touya
Bale
Abell
Grrora
Root
South Street
D. J. Wright
Cherry Crete
Dage
Gats
Pete
Wayne Street
W. Wayne
F. Brockman
North Center Street
Third Avenue
Ernest Robbins
Monnen Totaie & Sale
Gilyon
King Street
Wigin Milla
Wigin
Stra
Irenir
Nawth
Trene L. Newth
Gorty
Register of Wills
HB Manliey
East South Street
Blaine Kincaid
Tood
Sitores
Sunnyfield
Axcetuiee
Hamburg
REP Food
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