Death of Mrs Amanda Jones in Clymer Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Mrs Amanda Jones of Clymer, wife of Benjamin Jones, will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Tuesday at 2 pm. Burial in Clymer cemetery. She was 23, born Mayville, N.Y. Survived by son Arthur Kermerham, sisters Lily Belle Amidon, Julia Still, Jennie Cowell, Lucy Bush, brother William Manning, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Amanda Jones
Benjamin Jones
Clymer
Spitzer
Wanes
Mayville
Arthur Kermerham
Lily Belle Amidon
Mire
Ine Ancersoni
Corry
Juliantill
Spartansburs
Jennie Cowell
Kellogg Att‑Bran Prevents Constipation in Meals
This article promotes Kellogg's Att-Bran as a daily laxative aid for families. It stresses bulk in the diet to prevent illness from constipation and suggests two tablespoonfuls per person daily in breakfast cereals, breads, muffins, griddles, salads, soups, or with fruit. It touts vitamin B and iron benefits and notes availability from grocers, made and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Social column notes many local and visiting residents
Personal mentions list numerous individuals visiting or traveling from Dewittville and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Layeson Jamestown and Corry friends. Miss Genavieve Schwvone Warren. Mr. and Mrs. J W Mongan Youngstown. Carl Heldt pastor St Elizabeths Erie. J J Desmond family Daytona Beach Florida trip. Mrs Heles M Arnold Warren. and dozens more from Erie Jamestown Warren Un ion Raw Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Sarasota with short movements and stays noted.
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End
William Asam
George Akam
Dewittville
Paul Layeson
Jamestown
Corry
Anna Koford
Erie
Clifton Koford
Genavieve Schwvone
Warren
Tome
IW. Willett
South Center Street
Ilyle Thomas
Charlestown
W. Va
Tippicanoe City
Ohio
J. H. Castor
Daytona Beach
Fis
Oc. F. Biss
B. C. Schlindwein
Tiffin
R. D. Crowell
Weat Smith Street
H. m
Crowell
J. W.mongan
Youngstown
Dms
Dr. Steen
W. A. Steen
Chris Christenson
GG Taylor
John Kitmy
Clarence Wallace
Mr. VanTassel
Harrisburg
Harry Mooney
Martin Haveh
John Courteen
Union of
Raw
Carl L. Heldt
St Elizabeth’s Church
St. Joseph's Church
J. J. Desmond
Helen B. Desmond
Satuntey Iby Motor
Durham
East Main Street
C.F. Higgins
Lottsville
Donald Higgins
W. L. Durham
Man Was Made to Mourn Poem Noted By Burns Line
The line Man s inhumanity to man makes countless mourn appears as a phrase in the Robert Burns poem Man Was Made to Mourn highlighting the poet s critique of cruelty and its toll on humanity.
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Robert Burns
Duke of Windsor May Receive 150000 Year
An informant claims the Duke of Windsor could receive 150000 dollars annually with the sum to be held by King Seonge VI’s advisers and the Duke’s wife Mrs. Simpson as income recipients. The capital would pass to the royal family if all deaths occur, with quarterly allowances and potential coverage of the Duke’s debts. King George would approve any settlement basis before a final agreement.
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Jeonungea
George Mill
Warren Man to Address Club on Preparedness
Corry's Galen Rule Club schedules its first meeting under new officers at a 6:30 dinner session. Major Peter J. Stevenson of Warren will address the club on preparedness as the board notes possible absence of president Bracken and vice president Anderson away on vacation.
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Peter J. Stevenson
Golden Rule Club
Corry
Clu
Ity
Presbytermur Okprel
Gil Wy Brackes
Viner Anderson
Richard Rassbavner
Edpn Blankhund
Bracken
Auderson
Farida
Rousbanker
Warrer
Meeting on Building Program Report in Harrisburg
Harrisburg March reports the Pennsylvania authority preparing to summarize a session with Gov. George H. Earle and mythorly members. PWVA officials in Washington outlined plans for a 800,000 institutional bulkfire program with a $2000 grass grant and extra state aid. Clay Rose and Jane Rossiter accompanied Col. J. U. Painiay to Washington.
Honor Jury Finds No Reason for Duel
A contested quarrel led to a proposed duel between officials including Marshal Emilio de Brno and Minister Alessandr Leeson. The jury concluded there was no justification for a duel, noting dangerous steam as a factor and describing safety concerns around the improvised weapon environment.
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Huthyern
Emilio de Brno
Culunies
Alessandr Leeson
Lindy’s Child Kidnapped Five Years Ago Tonight
United Press reports on the Lindbergh kidnapping case marking five years since the 20 month old Charles Jr was taken from the Lindbergh home in Hopewell New Jersey. Authorities reportedly received a ransom demand of $5,000.
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Lindy
United Press
Hopewell
Charles A
Tadia
Ainda
Charles Jr
Aote
Rangi
Funeral of Mrs Lulu Meerdink
Funeral services for Mrs. Lulu A Meerdink wife of Lloyd Meerdink were held Friday afternoon at 2 at the late home 549 East Murray Street by Rev Perry F Haines pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City Those assisting as pallbearers were Paul Meerdink Kenneth Koontz Glenn Meerdink Samuel Bell Sidney Michaels and Melvin Siegel Relatives and friends from out of town included Sidney Michaels William Benen Emer Matison Mrs and Mrs Sworson Mrs Gandon Dangieman of Erie Miss Helen Lindquist Cleveland Mrs Frank Wiebz of Albion and several others from Union City James Gillett Barbara Awerk and many others attended the services
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Priva Cunera
Lulu A. Meeriink
Lloy l Meerdink
Peryy F. Haines
Muth Oils Episcopal Chuvett
Evergreen Cemetery
Union City
Paul Meerdink
Wen Tneth Koonin
Glenn Meerdink
Samuel Bell
Sidney Michaels
Mehard Siegel
Pway
William Benen
Emer Matison
Mira. Siwerson
Gandon Dangieman
Erie
Wo Mtv
G. Syoithatic
Helen Lindquist
Cleveland
Mtv
Mranic Wiebhap
Talwi Moordink
Wiltiy Moorainis
Moorainis
North Glymer
Witla
Prank Willets
Mtr
Ayul Misi
Meerdinis
Miliiad
Dorothy Meceiink
Ut Watts
Ory Meerdinis
Lakewood
Mewlink
Juruehtawrt
Impassioned plea frames rights clash with property safety
A midstream speech critiques sit down strikers and argues citizens must act. It contrasts property rights with human rights, urging lawful yet firm response to worker actions. The text references state law and calls for attention to civil protections amid social upheaval.
Spanish Star Alive Avila Sham Amir Diaz
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Spanish star Avila and Amir Diaz with unclear details. The text references a person named Segovia and a likely event or status but facts are unreadable. No clear date, location, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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Avila
Sham Amir
Diaz
Abe Amwell
Market Gossip Shows Cautious Tone On Steel and Rubber
Market observers in New York report cautious sentiment about the steel and rubber sectors as the week begins. Strong activity notes include a weekly steel output near record levels amid high capacity utilization, while rubber firms expand at new Wabash plants and railroads plan locomotive deliveries from Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Steel firms rally as market hits six year high
U S Steel climbs over four points to top 115 amid broad recovery in industrial stocks. Names shown include Bethlehem Steel General Electric American Locomotive and Chrysler with Rail and oil firms like Texaco and Socony also advancing as investors push shares higher.
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U.S. Steel
SMW
York
Armerivatt
Lodt
Armaracsiel
Oss Atlantic Kenai Ahir P
Bemlix Aviation
Bethlehem Stow
Boerne Air
Curtiga-Weright
Calumbia Guseen Chrysler Countinental
Gur Rip General Keeth
Henerw Motors International Nickel Asennesott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy Nash
Kelvinalut
New York Central Norther Pacific
Otis Steel
State Employees Leader Attacks Earle Budget
Mithasl Frye, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania State Employees Association, condemns Governor Earle’s 1937-38 budget as an attack on workers and patrons of the state system, calling it an abrogation of fair play. The statement comes from Harrisburg on May 1.
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Earle
Harrisburg
Frye
Pennsylvania State Employes Association
Lavoor
George F. Earle
Lytion
Ayatem
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Tral Guenter
Conneaut
Gust Castrantas
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P.M. Nichols
James Nichols
Sherman Marlin
J. & King
Uottsville
N. Troy Gillette
Sarasota
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Enfield
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Hunter
M. Hiliburg
Fast Congress Street
Laura. Dodd
Ente
Hott
Niagara Palls
DeForest Burch
Robert Retherfor
Phyllis
Rochester
John A.blatt
Pittanurgh
Duke OF Windsor
Club
Pipe
Coltice
Phileo
America
Chilco
Philea
Ates
Root’s Furniture Store
Lulu Meerdink
Evangelist Morrison
M. E. Church
Mie
Pint
Morrison
Stiller
Gu Ealintry
Deamon Wall
Atm
Laibar Vale
Tood
Sitores
Iona Spaghetti & Macaroni
Sunnyfield Oats
P. & G. Soap
Ige
NBC
Borden's Chateau
Hamburg
Graylawn Louse Chase
Can
CCC
RAT and Mouse Destroyer
BOYER
Yargas
O. E. Doane Hardware
Elmer
Walzeh
New York
Thml
General ‘the & Rubber Company
Heyen
Wabash
Indiana
Uno Autonative
Refrigerator
Ther Industries
Autoron Fen Lie Seeder Motor Tick Company
Mae
Vuotinine
Brane
Akron
Yuel, New Haven & Huitfnril Ralivoal
Oh Sodnawluy
Baldwin Locomoative Works
Engin
Emailern Rad
Weil Annie Ton
Sone
West Pub
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