Beaver Tourist Camp Church Outing Pleases Presbyterians
Members of the Presbyterian Sabbath school church and congregation enjoyed a serene outing yesterday afternoon at Beaver Tourist Camp in Wallshing. Supt C S Wallace and Gurry Williams organized activities including a picnic, bug races, tennis ball tossing, races, balloon volleyball, and a marsh men v. single men ball game. Younger and older swimmers sampled the water as comfort and convenience were praised, with thanks to committee members Summer Bentley and Frank Crowell for site selection. A gas station store near the grounds supplies eats and coffee on request, with Mr Barber the courteous camp manager overseeing comfort and pleasure for all attendees.
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Presbyterian Sabbath School
Chrch
Beaver
C. S. Wallace
Gurry
Marsh
Federal Whittiesey
Frank Crowall
Bentley
Franje
Crowell
Ywlio
Barber
Funeral for Mrs Mary Keep in Elgin
Impressive funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Elgin on Wednesday at 2 o clock for Mrs Mary C. Keep who died at Carry Hospital Monday afternoon. Rev Ea Chine of Figin officiated and spoke in loving tribute. Mrs A Johnson and Mrs Wranie Lillie sang two selections as flowers adorned the church. Relatives, neighbors and friends filled the church. Surviving relatives include Giry Keep, Robert Keep, Jenneth Wetmore and John Whitney. Interment was in Beaver Dam Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elgin
Mary C. Keep
Carry Hospital
Chine
Figin
A. Johnson
Wranie Lillie
Neihors
Giry Keep
Robert Keep
Jenneth Wetmore
John Whitney
Beaver Dam Cemetery
Tournament at Tom Thumb Course Friday
Announcement from Mrs. Mabel Larson proprietor of The Juniors will play at 10 in Live Torning and the twelve low scorers of ladies and gentlemen will play the ground in the evening at 8. Beginning Monday blind bogey tours will be conducted each week at the course. Lost yellow gold wedding ring return for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
North Center Street
Mabel Larson
Beaverdam Area News Letter Highlights Local Socials
Beaverdam vicinity notes a week of visiting relatives and friends. Many residents, including Walter McClelland and Nelson Youngs, made calls in Corry, Union City, Warren, and Jamestown. Several family gatherings, repairs, and hospital visits are listed, with upcoming picnics and travels to Kent and Cleveland.
Former Corry Girl Married to Rev Stockham in North Girard
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Heath daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Heath of North Girard Pa formerly of Corry to Rev Hartley H Stockham of Norah Girard July 26 After a motor trip in Canada the couple will live in Gary Ind where the groom is pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church Miss Heath is a Corry High school graduate A former Corry girl Mrs George Keep of Migin passed away at Corry hospital Beaverdam cemetery interment Wednesday afternoon Mrs Walter Proctor and son Stanley and Mrs Pond of Smethport visited Mr and Mrs S R Lyons Ray Burrows of Higin called on friends here Tuesday morning
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Beaverdam
Walter McClelland
Alfred
Don Messenger
Nelson Youngs
A. F. Tanner
Centerville
Clem Pierce
Corry
S. R. Lyons
Todd Fisher
Riley's Siding
Ken Chatree
Union City
Burt Bowen
Chwude Parker
George Button Tait
Charles Swan
W. H. Cummings
Guy Rouse
Wattsburgh
Sin Carl
Ruth Tanner
Jay Smith
Corry Hospital
Smith
Lyle Proctor
Canadahia Lake
Carl Proctor
Erie
S. F. Sturgis
Warren
Lucy
Tatner
Afra
Panney
Phuraday
Arthur Bacon
Charles Lewis
Jamestown
N.Y
Winifred Hannah
Charles Hodge
William Hodge
Jesse Emery
French Creek
Nelson Lyons
FR. Lyons
Lylé
Waterford
James Crowell
Mila Allen
Cambridge Springs
Jack G.field
Tay Smith
Jesse Whitney
Spartansburg
H. D
S. J. Lyons
Eveninig
Anna McDonald
Thomas Fullom
Alton Peterson
Orrin Borstein
Ralph Osterstuck
Celoron
Adelbert Parkhurst
Akron
Charles Tanner
Roy Neil
R. W. Range
Lee, Maynard
Ripley
Theodore Hauby
Mia. Arleyee
Mort Lee
Unon City
W. Pattison
High
Robert Mulvin
J. A. Lyons
Cash Smith
H. D. Whitney
Tha
Owen Fullom
Luis Lyons
Toy Kent
Floyd Tarbell
Cleveland
Ruth Wanser
Claude Bowen
H. N. Barnburl
Eva
Orrin Borstorff
Ina Whitney
U. B. Church
Paul Smit
Proctorville
Leon Proctor
Charles Proctor
Helen Heath
G. H. Heath
North Girard
Hartley H. Stockham
Norah
George Keep
Migin
Sway All Corry Hospital
Beaverdam Cemetery
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Pond
Smethport
R. Lyons
Jamestown Dry Chief Transferred to Mira Post
Joseph H. Holcomb, longtime Jamestown dry squad chief after six months of notable prohibition enforcement, is transferred to Mira. Raymond Newton will replace him in Jamestown, having previously led the Rochester district, while Raymond Tastor moves to Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Joseph’ Hl. Holcomb
Mira
Holcomb
Raymond Newton
Rochester
Buffalo
Raymond Tastor
Elmira
Bimba
Prohibition Service
Salamanca
Auburn
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Wattsburg
Mrs. Mary Keep
Tom Thunb
Harper's Swimming
Winder
Wast Pleasant Street
Beaverdam Vicinity
Ray
Corry, Pa
Corry Gire
Ray Burrows
Higin
Model Dairy CO
Frank Man Warren
Corry Creamery
Boyd Capwell
Citizens National
Condra
Gillette
Lydia Pinkham
Pierce
S. S
Moon
Absorbine JR
Kojene
San Cura
IPANA
Burma
KOTEX
Condra Pharmacy
Center St
Rexalt
Corry, Penn
Jouri
Secu He Tran Me
Botl
Thehvest Yator
Bhwanda
WABCO
Jones
Armstron
WEAF
Vince
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