Happenings in Bear Lake and Vicinity
Mrs Het Robertegn and niece of T Winte visit Burned Bear Lake area with Mrs Noel Aira and Weed Wheeler family. Numerous locals and visitors attend Memorial Day events, graveside services, and family gatherings as residents and guests from Jamestown, Corry, Wesleyville, and Wrightsville converge around local farms, churches, and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Robertegn
Noel Aira
Weed Wheeler
Irs
A. Cr. Manwaring
Mhinsuay
Snr
Willits
Billy Flag
Alun
Sve
Prad Wheeter
Finn
Haxel Robertsot
Hawking
Robert Werd Fern
Hugh Fuwgers
Watts Mats
Tnisamthun
Wilt Rudgerts Wiltian
Baker
Lea Caynahe
Harry Flavwising
Wip Homie Nt
Dare Chapman
Will Rigiey
Paunart
Patrick Crowe
JMR Kiwi
Wie
Hume
Bessie Huchins Po
Corniat Place
Wiltant Wilson
Mloby
Jamestown
Harpy Wilsted Untily
Corry
Enon Dnedwell Ant Family
Wesleyville
Kin Wouilln
Rye Memorial
Mes
Jay Allen
Llttie
James Cooper
Knut Carlson
Frei
Gavlaan
Henry Kolatyy
Clavenes Kolsten
Clymor
Cael Crosby
Wililiwn Hay
Molory
Sud Mies
Elvin Smith
Harliel
Sir Pathan
George Smith
Jessie Smith
Rush Chapman
Neil Thompson
Columbus
H. J. Phillips
Ray ‘Ticknor
Nelle Winrig
James
Jack Weeks
Price
Richard
Lala Hinckley
Lotiville
Lotesville High Eehun Afr
Woiteley
Anighur Louise
Curry
Ethel Boni
Mie
Eaith
Tariestown
Sparta Woman Club Enjoys May Meeting and Memorial Day
Sparta's Woman's Club held its May meeting at Mrs Helen deiahehbegur's home with a legislative report by Mrs Addie Hyde and Mrs Inu Bowen. Members enjoyed readings, a Swiss culture sketch, and a Helvetia Band recital in the Summer Garden before a program about Nicholas Longworth. Memorial Day observances followed with church services, a cemetery ceremony, and a tribute by Naomi Hutchinson featuring Gettysburg reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Cemetery — Baptist
M. E
Woone
Misa
Helen Deiahehbegur
Mgood
Loni -Vish
Ing
Addie Hyde
Inu Bowen
Ong
Chi
Niky
Risheberger
Addie Hysel
Switzerland of America
Randolph County
W. Virginia
Wille
Helvetia Band
United States
Della Kinney
Charles Maclay
Baptist Church
T. P. Kelly
R. B. Wadsworth
McLain
Récoville
Epworth League
Ella Lanning
Ne Palle
Harry Greenfield
Buf- Talo
Winer
Ray Bewley
Prank Lawson
Jamestown
Lhe
N. Titus
Clarence Jackson
Elizabeth Jones
Mary Rhodes
Robert Seareth
Fredomen
Charles
Columbus
S. D. Cowles
Sidney Pierce
Oil City
Ray Coates
Susan Dorn
Ellwood Dorn
Kenmore
Ho- Ward-Dorm
Youngstown
Thomas Farrell
Jeniy
Guy Invin
Cleveland
Margaret Woree
Lens
Britton
William Irvin
Buens Conover
Bethel
Joseph Harrison
Charles Roth
Panama
N. Y
Emery Reese
Buella Schmieltser
Carl Schmeltzer
Woman’ Club
Weautiml
Carlton Johnson
Sant Iway
Fot Corry
Rose ‘Hill
Martin
George Daws
D. AR
Dory
Pnd
Heny
Greenvlte
Mra
Addition to Erie College Breaks Ground for O'Neil Tower
Ground breaking at Mercyhurst marks start of an eight to ten month construction for the O'Neil Memorial Tower addition. Father Sullivan blessed the site as Mother DeSales and faculty members led a procession. H Platt Co. awarded general contract. Lake City Engineering Co. handles electrical work. funds provided by John Nell of Cannay Peante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Mercyhurst
Sullivan
Chaplis
Mobie DeSales
Mather
Wwer
Wercyuirit
John Nell
Cannay
Peante
Mother DeSales
Florence Amon
Sodality
Margaret Hannah
Stoxins
H. Platt Co
Lake City Engineering Co
Regular meeting of WTU to be held at Carrie Taylor's home
Ida Jerendetter and daughter Carrie are listed among local residents with repeated names in society notes. The WTU plans its regular afternoon session next Tuesday June 7 at Mrs. Carrie Taylor's home. Several local visits and hospital notes follow, listing visitors and patients including Mrs. Roselte Bayley and Mrs. Paul Binkadlee in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Taylor
H. B. Drought
Gil City
J. Pollett
Buffalo
N. Y
Dorothy
Doris Hlakes-ree
Moralt Drought
Corry
Herbert Bates
Fred Bates
Friend Drake
Ina King Bowen
Hilda Lamb
Lawrence
Jamestown
Charles Peterson
William Simpson
City
Joy Davenport
Cleveland
J AW Winans
Roy Simpkin
Dinboro
Tis
M. ‘Thomph Misa Dla Chine
Wie
M. Thompson
Oxford
Glora Watson
Philadelphia
Barbara. Webb
Emma Webb
Charles Thompson
H. R. Skinner
Robert
LF. Oram
Attica
Charles Martin
T. M. Richards
Corry Hospital
Ail Mes
Rimur Nigath
Vhthiren Kathering
Warren
Min
Bowie Johnson
Hastings Jones
Ian Austin
Mulelvey
Lotta Moore
Tullis
Bureh
Mildred
Thelma Henry
Uselm
Henry
Leon Cubit
Mary Elia
Mira
C. A. Strong
Elizabeth Divida
Columbus
W.O. Slcller
Martha Donaldson
RB. D. McKelvey
RG. Dawson
L. B. Widmeyer
James Beenhard
George Buelner
Cella Chur
Corky
Wid
GH. Cluyie
Charles Witney
Glen Domnaid
Sturng
Mes Bron Citic
David Wella
Belo
B.D. Meitelvey
Delaware
Charlotte
Ohio Wesleyan College
Martha- Longfellow
Emma Armstrong
Bernard Porter
Clayton Dom
Erie
Irving
Muescay
Ladies Aid Society
Calc
Ettertoan
Wile Jenni
Lena Jackson
Laure Johnnot
S. Dh. Hurley
Corty
Dacurdlinn
Martha Dorimidson
Walter Lewis
War
Donne Clark
Broughton
Wis
Charlie Donaldson
Tri
Merle Galdwin
Warotlyy
Willaon Sickter
Fragmented OCR note on oceanic trade and weaponized fish
An OCR fragment discusses exotic goods and belligerence, mentioning swordfish and a Georges bunk. It references risk from new and old traders and hints at tensions and travel between places with uncertain dates or details.
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meeting at Clymer Center
Readable notes describe the Spring Creek Ladies Aid and Mission society gathering at Abbe Reformed church area, Memorial Day observances by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, and community events in Clymer including a high school outing, a senior class operetta, and multiple social visits across Warren and Corry with weddings, picnics, and local schedules noted for May and June activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DaiDrymen's League
Jane Ulty
Panama Rock
Clymer
Sicklee
Spring Creek
Clymwr
Mike Eather Ton
Anvil
Jerwilminer Viuhtinn
Bo Wardeer
Gladys
Gribbrock
Rochester
Tmilten Ton
Buffalo
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
The
Abbe Reformed Church
Mra Ghiy Bennink
Merty of Clymer High School
Panama Bucks Les Room
Dorothy Connelly
Damcott Jones
American Legion
Bighearers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Newhouse
Lewis J&. Ward
Jamestown
Mra
Kittle Hinkley Sheldon
Harriett Newhouse
Bugler
Fred Wardes
Morgan's Somers
George Legters
Frederick Vander- Schaaf
Harold Hollink
James Wiggers
Eclthoise
Howard Logters
Fred Mereele
J. O. Owt
Dairymens' Leagué
William van Erden
Bisided
Maggie
Edith Ruslinik
Harold Hestink
John Volk
Ed Hestink
Mayville
N.Y
George
Brown- It Park
Clymer High School
Gaye & Wether
Ted Winkle Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear Lake
Lottsville
Sparta
W. B. Hagilna
Marl Wilson
Lotlsvile
Lojya
Wellnes
Helen Cornish
Geraldins
Charles Chapman
Charlie Chapman
Wrightsville
Hig
Pred Wheeler
von Eon
Tidioure
Velma Risley
Sam N. Hunt
Axelamily
Teone White
Daugiter Maury
Pangma
Atic
Harold Quer
Gorey
Jamestown Hospital
Appleby
Salvation Army
the James
O.B. Bennvly
Nelle Gurdon
Rose Evana
Abbie Chapmin
Telenos
Monay
Charles Newbauer
Justair
Provence Sweetland
A. L. Sands
Jessie Williams
Walconer
Guirnsey
Erie College
Cround
Mercyhurst College
H. Platt
Ida Jerendetter
Carrie
Georges Bunk
Pressent
Gorge Campbell
Pardink Camppell
C. Gutlatenson
L . Compsey
Blalmother
Portillo
Alfeed ‘Nuwhouse and
Sim
Mrr
N. ¥. Billiott
Bob
Meadville
John Kidder
North Clymer
Harold Legters
Albert Neckers
Harper
Kidder Auto
Hinkley
J. H
Russell
Miss Yeager
North
Olean
John Legters
Bliver Crascutt
John Rickers
Luella Colvin
New York City
Sherman. Witllave
Allan Johnson
Prefoni Normal School
Laura Necker
Leon Merdele
Sheldon
Hinckley
Jay Tenpas
Anna Neckers
East Main Street
Jennie Tibbitts
George Durand
Eric
Mrn
Henry Damcott
South Center Street
Imma ‘Tyler
John Laustos
L. P. McCray
Edith W. Lewis
L. Munger
Celoron
Harold Bull
Gleason
Beckeriike
North Center Atreet
Sarah Benaink
Clymer Center
Mina Corners
J. W. Newhouse
C.T. Barker
HB. L. Carlisch
Stem
Union City
Inon Flaugh
Gladys Cufisch
Iowa
Kntow
Percy Lapey
Buffeld
Wif ‘Mise Iva Gleason
Buffalo General Hospital
Bharmian
Bibs
Winifred Pettingifi
Heen
Genter
Feta
Hey Keénskers
Montiay
Shar Royal
Kiles
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