Clymer Mymon Courtship and Harvest News
Local notes from Clymer and Corry capture social events, farm mishaps, and hospital reports. A lightning-struck tree killed two cows as a herd sheltered beneath it, with eight calves injured. Community dances, sales, and visits to Corry Hospital are described alongside odd jobs, milk receipts, and charity drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Mymon
Chile
Ghritien
Woe
Sweeney
Reennink
Corry Hospital
Henry Stusline
Corry
Tualiuk
Mr. Dwyer
Carlvon
Jameatows
Smoot
Local Notes Gathered From Beaverdam Area
Several townsfolk appear in scattered items including Mrs Lucile Pelle returning to New Castle after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Rautwoan. Mr Ernest Orasley vacated a home on Pisanant Street now occupied by Elgin Wein and Mr Mize Mildred Holmes visited O11 City Burdey for short errands. Lawrence Bavith sustained a head injury Friday from a firing bur idok during an outing in Beaverdam. Community attendance at a Mission Camp near Inga at Beaverd and led by Reverends Lindsay and Crockett is noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Wein
Suns
Lawrance
Parmeravising N
Baal
Sallea Hones
Pisanant Street
Ernest Orasley
Mize Mildred Holmes
City Burdey
Vielw Taletivos
Gear Carluon
Geo. Keefe
Trova
Inga
Rey, Lindsay and Crockett
Lucile Pelle
New Castle
Joseph (Rautwoan
Dalth Swen
Greanfield
Lawrence Bavith
Burirdok
Funeral for Chancery Delete Follows Tragic Water Accident
The article reports the drowning of Chauncey Delete near Wallamiur on a Saturday evening. The funeral was held at Spring Creek Cemetery with interment in Spring Creek, and the service included duets by Ren Thompson, Mr Schuler, and Boucher. Attendees included numerous community members and relatives from Warren, Meadville, Corry, and Youngstown, with local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wallamiur
Crook
Warrens
M.A
Spring Creek Comntury
Homer Lubald
Walter Vielunna
Hil
Yergor
Homer Lepley
Henry Meeter
Lymneleans
Shiilua
Pk HK
Lubold
Mire
Barber
Whos
Minnié Sealay
Myrtle Morton
Warren
John Dinginen
Youngarite
Ed Yarger
Henry Teer
Miso Berdillion Marmot
Meadville
Jonas Yarger
Coubranton
Peter Stokes
Homer, Jepley
Lynn DeJeans
Glazeland
Ines Dedeand
Briu
Dedeana
Corry
Channony Woleuns
Oelober
Y. M. Co
John Sears
Rejayen al
Conale Wigetus
Brooke Farm
I Weightertia
Charles Defeans
Ara
Chas Sandburg
Local Social Roundup From Spartansburg June Celebrations
June 10 events include Mir and Sry gathering, a Good Luck Club latte mist at Mrs. Bowes for Rexford Friday afternoon, and a German supper menu. Reinhold Oberley visit planned to see Rey Groves’s daughter Maria, with a surprise birthday gathering among her friends. Mrs. Bertha Histon hosts an Embroidery Club, and local church activities noted with pulpit duties and a postponed ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg Spartangburg
Mir
Tietchler
Rexford Priday
Olmetead
Ludlow
Oberley
Rey
Groves
Maria
Charles M. Bowen
Non Wayne Joft
Brie
Bertha Histon
Iry
Mr. Decker
Conterqury
Rev
Owlik
Walpfall
Tim
Ballinexa
Jos Baldwin
Gao
Darin
Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker description and impact notes
A historical note describes the Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker with physical traits such as a red top of the head and a black breast, its northern US and southern Canada range, wintering across most states to Costa Rica, and habits of chewing tree holes. It notes damage to hickory, oak, cypress, and poplar trees, with economic impact estimated at 1,900,000 dollars and explains the bird’s diet and the damage caused by sap holes and cambium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Costa Rica
Grant
Morning hot water with phosphate cleanse touts health benefits
A wellness advertisement extols drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims relief from constipation bloating and skin issues while improving appetite and overall vitality.
Dubno Retaken by Slavs in Turbulent Offensive
Fragmented war dispatch reports Dubno retaken by Slavic forces from a disputed territory as Austrians withdraw to Bukovina. The report claims massive Austrian and German manpower losses and holds lines around the Volhynian fortress area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouy
Neal Wussia
Rivdiduo Sro
Weninacho
Leosungarlawa
Iukon
Kane
Fvswlian
Uimk
Kalki
Tutik
Lik
Would Oust Fire Chief at Warren
A local campaign circulated by James Lavery seeks removal of Fire Chief Gordon and installation of Fred B Windsor as chief and marshal. The effort faces scrutiny as citizens voice support for Gordon, praising his years of service and the department's strong status under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedineb Weportéuoy
Phat Line
Ara Roll
Miro
Gordon Ly Beer
Thas Rhids
Astonishing Quick Result From New Mixed Bark Remedy
A fragmentary report describes a startling claim about a new bark mixture said to ease a condition called pit Corry residente. The text mixes garbled terms and unclear references, mentioning Keown and Stee, and hints at payments or trials without coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaries Tyleren Manet
Cuenta
Patty
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Dayo
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Harry Heinton
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Bill Tobbousten
Horry Niu
Souta
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Syom
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Alucer
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H. Andrews
Frank Laurie
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