Carter Hill News Items of Interest
Carter Hill community notes list attendances and visits across towns. Elizabeth Morris and Minnie Joy Spent time with relatives in Jmestown and Warren, Corry visitors, plus trips to Brooks Rocks and Grove City for picnics and visits. Many neighbors hosted dinners and casual gatherings with extended family and friends throughout the area.
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Convesant
Elizabeth Morris
Arthur Morris
Elizabeth Johnson
Jmestown
N. Y
Minnie Joy
Glenn Humes
Harland Thomson
John Pitt
Corry
Ciléys
Potlett
Rey
Altic
Olin Moore
Myron Cooper
Eikhart
Ink
Mia
Carl Lindberg
Monroe
Mitch
Frank Cooper
Bert Slye
Clarence Slye
Brooks Rocks
Bobbie Blunte
Warren
Robert. Morris
George Luke
North East
G. G. Lindberght
Billie Follett
Akron
C. J. Pollett
Harry Slye
Lydia Lundquist
McKeesport
Lundquist
Tack Lundquist
Ernest Johnson
Sugar Grove
LeRoy Blume
Warr
Armies
Myron Comper
Witmer
Clarince Slye
Charles Diest
Erie
Ed Bloas
Clareoce Slye
Hazen Pollett
Hildren
Grove City
Follett
Abs
Carl
Lindberg
Sparta Nonagenarian Dies Rebekah Services
Sparta records the death of John J. Brightman aged 95 at his daughter Mrs C L Renfarit s home after two years of declining health. He leaves three grandchildren and three great grandchildren, with services to be led by Rev W H Gamelt at the Rexford home and interment beside his wife in Clymer Center Cemetery. A Townsend meeting at Sparta Grange hall, a weekend public dance, and a postponed Sparta Grange meeting are noted along with memorial services for Mary Adaline Pierce and community notices of local events and visitors.
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Spartansburg
John J. Brightman
Wellesay
C. L. Renfarit
Brightman
Rexford
Panama
N.Y
James Paul
Centerville
Kenneth Rexford
Cincinnati
Ruth Rexford
M. Church
W. Hi
L. Rexford
Clymer Center
Sparta Grange Hall
Htemens
Sparta Grange
Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge
Rose Gill
Dorothy Kennsington
Grand Valley
Sitney
Winans
Menary
Mary Adaline Pierce
Ray Coates
Pierce
Spartansburs
M. M. Clore
Tawnville
Rose Hill
Ray Coutts
Charles Coates
Leonard Morton
Frederick Moxton
Win ‘Thoreau
Fred Morton
Andrew Wheeler
Teynoldsville
Eliza Murdock
DuBois
Ruth Conners
Sugar Grove
Viola Stafford
Jamestown
N. Y
Frank Pierce
Ashville
WN. Y
Clem Pierce
Clara
Johnson
Corry
Stella Coates
Les Coates
Edward Calahan
Clara Whitney
Edna
Mary Grady
D. H. Dorn
Garnett Morris
Schaffer
Fraller
Pearson
Sowaski
Oil City
Archie Miller
Ripley
Princess Pat Club
Lois Pirth
Glyndon
Marjorie Snapp
Mims
Firth
Germantown
M. E
Fred Bates
Syracuse
Bert Bates
C. Winns
Erie
Mechanic Street
Robert Titus
Waldameer Park Injury Leads to New Trial Denial
On June 26 1983 the court denied a request for a new trial in the Waldameer case. Mrs Steinhoff was injured June 25 1983 after falling through a guard rail at the grandstand. Jury had awarded her husband 719.50 for medical care and her 400 in damages. Moeller argued he only leased the athletic field to the Harley Davidson Motorcycle Association and was not liable.
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Moeller
Harvey Davidson Motorcycle Association
Stop Shop Save At Lindsley's
Local ad lists promotional prices at Lindsley's store for medicines tonics and household items. Numerous items include Pinkham's Comp and Pierce Prescriptions under $1, Alka Seltzer 49c, Ipana toothpaste 33c, Pepsodent 19c, Lifebuoy 20c, Milk of Magnesia and mineral oil prices, with a general sale tone and store name.
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Pinkham’s
Pierce
Po. S. M.A
Ainex
Putnam
Lindsley’s
Penn Summer School Opening June 29 With New Teachers
The University of Pennsylvania Summer School enters its 22nd annual session June 29 with an enrollment rise the largest since 1920. Nine visiting professors from Penn State, Beloit, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Northwestern and other institutions will teach in education to accommodate increased summer enrollment. Normal exercises begin June 20, classes start July 1, and director John Dotian announced the expanded staff and schedule.
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United Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Carrol D. Champlin
Pennyylvania State College
Herbert B. Foster
Beloit College
Dora V. Smith
University of Minnesota
Harry C. McKown
University of Pittsburgh
Louis W. Webb
Northwestern University
Earle Plans Broad Campaign Tour for Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Governor George H. Earle pledged a statewide speaking tour after Labor Day to back President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s re election. Earle said he would visit all four counties at least three times, expressing confidence that Pennsylvania would vote decisively for Roosevelt. Senator Joseph F. Guffey dismissed 1940 presidential speculation, praising Earle’s popularity at the Democratic national convention.
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Roosevelt
Earle
Commonwealth
Lost
Pennsylvania
Harte
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Roadside Mowing Under Way Across State
Harrisburg June 21 mowing of grass and weeds along highway rights of way is underway statewide and should finish by June 20. The effort aims to improve sight lines at curves and intersections and remove thistle and chicory while protecting wildlife. On primary roads full width is mowed. on secondary roads only areas affecting vision and drainage are trimmed. Also noted is a political note: Pennsylvania’s governor declined to seek the national chairmanship of a Democratic veterans group, planning to stay within the state.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Warren van Dylw
Cory Girls Camp Caledon Seeks Registrations From 87 towns
Camp Caledon in Lake Erie near North Girard, Pa. announces registrations from 87 towns and cities across Pennsylvania New York Ohio and Michigan and even Tennessee. Camping runs July 6 to August 10 for girls aged 10 to 19 with a staff of twenty counselors and a limit of 130 campers at a time.
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Caledon
Lake Erie
North Girard
Erie
Iron Ave
Pennsylvania
Cilies
Pittsburgh
Greenville
Youngsville
New Brighton
Staton
Meadville
Carry
Albion
Beaver
Beaver Falls
Ambridge
Rochester
Lancaster
Girard
Dormont
Farm City
Titusville
Groveley
Midland
Brookway
Oi City
Union City
Carnegie
New York
Champlain
Buffalo
Olean
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Wooster
Fostoria
Conweal
Toledo
Michigan
Detroit
Tennessee
Sparta
Mytrle Eldreige
Fragmentary Bible Verse Notation
Fragmentary OCR reads gen 19 p. and co fens 1 Dea with unclear context and missing surrounding wording. The readable bits reference Genesis 19 and a death or deal note, but the fragment provides no cohesive event or names to identify a specific historical item.
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