Community notes and obituaries from Meadville and Kane areas
Obituaries report Oival Mitchell of West Mid Wearx dying from injuries after a horse incident at 85. Joseph J. Seybutat honored by Meadville parishioners where he served as assistant pastor for over years. A 63-year-old Tamestown resident Dessaing Availessa jailed two months for illegal liquor tied to stolen coffee tanks. Youths jailed for city crimes last month, Epic operations renewed. Spencer Community Ladies Aid Society to hold all-day meeting at the Falloms home with noon picnic. Civil Aeronautics Authority urged boundary lights on the Plane Memorial. Niagara Falls speaker Dr Richard Sherword spoke on State Medical issues and criticized the Wagner health bill. Christ, 62, dies fishing incident in Mis Bay. coroner lists accident. Kane High School Alumni elected Witllsmer T. Henretta president in 1995 reunion.
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Oival Mitchell
West Mid~ Wearx
Mercer County
Shacon Hospital
Hey
Joseph J. Seybutat
Farmer
Meadville
Seybioldt
Dessaing Availessa
Tamestown
Aics
Epic
Civil Aeronautics Authority
WPA
Splane Memorial
Richard MH Sherword
Niagara Palla
Janestown
Congress
Mis- Bay
W. G. Streble
Christ
Font of State Street
Witllsmer T. Henretta
Kane High School
Amuss
County jail youths charged in Smethport break in
Two Bradford youths, Fred Eck 19 and Frank Shook 18, wait county court in Smethport on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. They allegedly stole junk and copper from Goodman and Company junk yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wilcox
Wellejns Bakery
Bradford
Smethport
Goodman and Company Junk Yards
Fred] Eck
Frank Shook
B. Rowland
Corry- Spring Creek Road
Ata —Jaézh A. Mosiar
Kersey
Kane
B. J. Boyard
Jhill
Greeves
Chase Streets
Mosier
Uder
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Meet in Wilkes Barre Gathering
Harold Shannon Mrs C L Aver and Mrs Mae Carnetke represent Corry Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at the 118th annual Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania and Rebekah Assembly session in Wilkes Barre Wyoming Valley welcomed the 1 500 delegates to the joint convention. No official sessions were held yesterday but the Grand Lodge met this morning following a Masonic Temple reception. Mayor Charles N Lage land spoke as Grand Lodge and Assembly officers were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shannon
C. L. Aver
Mae Carnetke
Corry Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Elieth
Rebekah Assembly
Wilkes Barre
Wyoming Valley
Grand Lodge
Masonic
Temple
Grand Loge
Rebefah Assembly
Charles N. Lageland
Wilkes-Barre
Assembly
Death claims Henry Tenhuisen of Clymer
Henry Tenhuisen 83 of Clymer N Y died yesterday in Gowanda where he had been hospitalized after living all his life three miles south of Clymer. He was a member of the Abbe Reformed Church. Surviving are his wife Clara and a daughter Jennie Arnink of Sherman. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from Spitzer funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
N. Y
Henry Tenhuisen
Gowanda
Tenhuisen
Abbe Reformed Church
Clara Tenhuisen
Jennie Arnink
Japan threatens to blockade port amid Czech refugee flight
Reports from the Bohemia Moravia protectorate spark unrest in Berlin as German authorities claim Polish actions and German troop moves. Four thousand refugees from the former Czech army flee to Poland while three former Czech bombing planes land. Wotja Benes, brother of former president, is among refugees. The Rev Dr Gustav A Benze marks 50 years since ordination at St John’s Lutheran Erle. He has long served, baptising four thousand, confirming two thousand, marrying four thousand, and officiating at eighteen fifty funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia-Moravia
Berlin
Danzig
Poland
Polany
Wotja Benes
Weduard Benes
Gustav A. Benze
St. John’s Lutheran Ehtrec
Erle
Teacher leave dispute hints at retrenchment plan
Retrenchment moves under review as school board renews George H. Cordon as delinquent tax collector at 538 dollars salary with 1867 in expenses. A 2,000 bond continues. board discusses economies, calls for a filing system to reduce tax collection errors, plans a special session March 8 to close the school year and consider recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Cordon
Morton
Mrm. Barnes
Johnson
Gordon
Troller
Chine
Hscol
Willima Insurance Agency
Barnes
Messrs
Henton
Shoop
Muskrats Have Natural Water Proof Coats
The article notes muskrats possess long outside hairs containing vils that shed water keeping them dry. This natural waterproofing is presented as a model of coat design that manufacturers might imitate for durable water resistant garments.
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Randalls Chicken
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Jair
KRAFT
Cleomargarine
RINSO
Lee
Pkgs
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Spencer Community
Ald Sourity
T. J. Fallom
Corry RD
Miller's News & Sport Store
Center Strees
Castor Gil
Epsom
Miller’s Pharmacy
Townsend Club
Allegheny College
Venango County
Franklin
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
William A. Dunlap
Carl Gustafson
BD. A. Hillstrom
Lanston’s
B. M. Decker
Johnsonburg
Stewart's
Dunkdirke
Robert Kackermeyer
Dunkirk
Ripley
Tve
Gnalman Stuart L. Trout
Great Britain
Buffalo
Niagara Malls
Lanston's
Daniel McCracken
Paul Siple
Erie
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Roy Bisbee
Corry R. Dol
Gorry Hospital
Curtis Pelt
EdWard Pelt
East Smithshest
Corry Hospital
Henry Firster
Brook Street
Henry Tomiak
Walter Tomiiak
Rehoboth
U. B. Church
G. Barton Smith
Worth Ghirst
Wachiore
Hugh McBride
Centerville
Savedle Sone
Lee Gilnen
Woodland Road
Clearfield
Joe Marsh
Ellis Electric
North Center Street
Joseph
Martin
Marin
P.N
Corry Nurses Alumnae Association
M. | Church
Prank
Lillis
Harry Klebes
Clarence
Harrisburg
Bufalo Road
J. W. Anderson
Titusville Spring Creek
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Hayman
Leroy Muillard
R. D
Wilson Horner
St Vincent's Hospital
Cora Millington
Wiliam Millington
Anna Carver
Warrenboro
ODD Fellows Rebekahs Meet
Corry
Japan
Railroad St
Youngsville
D. C. Dale
Dad
Oxydol
Coats
Fir
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St