Surprise twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Clymer
The Clymer community marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Lege fora with a pink and white celebration at MF hall. About 100 friends and relatives attended a buffet, program, and a generous cash gift presented by Rev A J Te Paske. Nearby couples also celebrated anniversaries and local events included Grange meetings and a large school program at the High school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymor
Charles Legefora
Thorn
Henry Legters
Hev. A. J. "TePhske
Guetta
Bernon Damcott
Byron Wassink
Erle
Leo, McCann
Corry
Mary Vander Schaaft
Arthur Johnson
Damestown
Henry Damcott
Legtor
Meg
Hilde Culver
Song
TeGulver
Hls
Clymerhil
Freeman Nickerson
Cambridge
Nickerann
Clymer Grange
G. H.tenpas
Hs State Grange
Rochester
Mabel Seblink Neckers
Eli
Home Bureau
Grange
Lillian Ruslink
Mia
Garret Ruslink Cavers
Nile Neckars
Wilhelmina White
Telizabeth VanderSchatf
Samantha Malis
Janette TeWinkle
Huntoe Wassink
Avalon Kniphuisen
Lames
Muse
Fone
Florence
Te Winlkle
Ovine
Kirkbride
Prive Ponting
Viola Tewinkle
Witcox
Dana M. King
Spitzer
Vornon Meerdinit
Koent
Neeias
Mra
Bijon BaAnisle
Rosie
February meeting of Sparta Woman's Club highlights cooking
Sparta Vicinity SPARTANSBURG February meeting of the Woman's Club at Mrs RS Rice home drew a large audience. Mrs Carrie A. Wilard attended. program featured Nell Branshaw on music, a roundtable on cooking led by Mrs Rice and Mrs Glenn Steadman, talks by Mrs Clara August on jelly canning and pickling, and a meatless dish demonstration by Miss Helen Tuttle. Mentions of local visits, real estate transfers, and school flag fund-raising accompany the society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Woman's ‘Club
Rs, Rice
Carrie A. Wlared
Frank Hyde
Freud Oy
Jol Purley
W. P. Buringham
Charles Martin
Huie Nell Btranshaw
Mantal
Cequency
Clib
Neil x
Mra Rice
Glenn Steadman
Mra
Clara August
August
Frank Jones
Sores
G. L. Rexford
Hirim Johnson
Johnadi
Helen Tuttle
Bra
Neil Stranhan
George Thompson
Wellaboro
D. D. Stranahan
Charles ‘Thomipson
Wellsboro
Edith Winans
Bei
William Tirnie
Meadville High Clinches Title In District Rally
Meadville High clinched the district IL title with a 22 to 18 win over Oil City last night. Titusville defeated Berks, Rocky Grove drew 25 to 25, St Ilus beat Wesleyville 22 to 2, St Agatha’s Meadville beat St Mary’s Erie 15 to 11, Allegheny trounced Waynesburg 38 to 2, and St Louis Pros walloped Bud Snitzers Titusville 34 to 5 in nearby games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville High
Oil Gily
Titusville
Souk Berks
Renae Ee
Rocky Grove
St ‘Ilus
Wesleyville
St Agatha’s
Meadville
St. Mary's
Erie
Allegheny
Waynesburg
St. Louis
Bud Snitzers
Thoxine relief for sore throat and cough
A vintage advertisement touts Thoxine as faster relief for sore throat and coughing than gargles. It promises instant easing, a direct action on the internal cause, and no harmful drugs. Sold by N F Ames & Co with money back guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillck Teller
N. F. Ames & Co
Earla ke Nevis Notes from Feb 26 Update
Earla ke Nevis notes a busy social week with visits among Bryans Brutcher Holter Lite and Woodin families. A Home Bureau meet at Mea Wilsons, illnesses flu measles and a recent death Josie Hawkins. Fire damaged Joe Smiths home. insurance and losses noted. Hospitals, travel to Jamestown and New York City training for a nursing class, and family visits from Warren Pa and Lindley NY are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhar Lake
Will Bryans
Linesville
Fred Brutcher
Frank Holter
Lottsville
Lite
Corry
Kim Woodin
W. Fb, Woodin
Jamestown
Tormer
Frank Woodin
Fritz
Bob Peterson
Ina Peterson
Bertha Johnson
A. Z. Johnson
Home Bureau
Mea. C. Wilson
Bnoch Corrah
Harold Cooper
John Bentley
Trie
Plorence Sweetland
Will Evans Ward
Josie Hawkins
Earl Gage
Ashville
Puneral
Ruth Perkins
Hinstley
Joe Smith
Fred Wheeler
Hanna
Carty
Eugene Johnson
Stonham
Diverne Dickey
Warren
George Cornish
Enlich Cornish
Roy Perkins
Eugene Rudgers
Hugh Rudgers
Stephen Gibbs
Maxiné Cornish
Dick Gibbs
Taraestows
Mise Helen Gyraist
Cornish
A. Hospital
New York City
Charles, Thompson
Ben
Thomasson
George Redmer
Dorothy
Helen
Bobbie
Lindley
N. Y
Pursue Mexican Bandit Gang
United Press reports Mexican troops from Cuernavaca are pursuing a band of train raiders led by Benjamin Mendoza, said to head the Morelia group after the execution of Massvillano Vigueras. The holdup crew was relieved of money and watches before the attackers set the freight on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mexico City
Mar
el Parque
Marcon
Cuernavaca
Benjamin Mendoza
Mendoza
Morelios
Massvillano
Vigueras
Milk Shed Extension Averts Shortage in New York City
New York on March 2 reports an imminent extension of the New Yorker Milk Shed was avoided after Fred H. Sexauer of the Dairymen's League pledged to supply milk to the city. Health Commissioner Dr. Shirley Wynne said the city would not extend the territory for now and would rely on existing producers to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorker
New York City
Fred H. Sexauer
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Shirley B. Wynne
Metropolitan
Dealera
Wynne
Western
Sexauer
Pairymen
Vila Mie
Sesatler
Dairymen’s League
League
Tests of Bleachers Show New Type Safe at Carnegie
The Corry Case Goods Co plant developed bleachers of a new type and conducted standard tests yesterday at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. A test model with rugs reportedly holds 4509 pounds, while the Pittsburgh show bleacher unit sustained up to 17 tons or 34,000 pounds. Herma Peterson and other stakeholders witnessed the test completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sic Corry Case Goods Co
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburon
Pittsburg
Schow
Herma Peterson
Loest
Whaler Pass Enjoy Visit Between Old Friends
Clarence Raby of Montana arrived in Corry to visit old friend Perry Nichols after years apart. They recalled a whaling ship voyage in 1903 lasting many months, their California reunion, and Raby’s later life homesteading in Morana while Nichols settled nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Raby
Montana
Corry
Perry
Nichols
Rain
Alaska
Pais
California
Morana
Nichols and
Tann
Married Here Last Evening
Prank or not, Mr and Mrs C B Porter quietly wed at eight o clock in Alder man Porter home on West Pleasant street. After a wedding trip to New York Philadelphia and Boston they will reside at 207 East Smith Street. Carry friends extend heartiest congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winane
Erle
T. P. Kelly
A. Richards
T. P. Cooher
Milo Martin
Union City
Byron Bixby
Bertha Olton
A. W. Jude
Otbcity
Jtn A. ‘Whurston
Davenport Street
Adeliah Proctor
Farol
Kenneth Riffenberick
JC. Proving
Mechanic Street
Jude
P. Re
Oil City
Jude Tive
Old Howe Town
Thurston
Henry Thurston
Familly
Ashtabula
Frank Witterell
Floyd Dooher
Warren
P. J. Dooher
Clint Smith
Edna Ros
Corry
C. K Rhodes
May Munsee
C. B. Porter
West Pleasant Street
Alderman Porter
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
Prost
Maet Smith Street
Strub Coplin Sixth On Foul In Fight Recap
Strub Coplin finished sixth after a foul in a 10 round bout won by Brin over Musty Silvers in New York. Silvers landed several blows, some damaging, before the fight reached the sixth round. Also results include Tig Philips defeating Immy Reed, Leo Moxey beating Ene, Bobby Cleary topping Mike Antonie, and Cur Freeman losing to an opponent from Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brin
Max Suith
Musty Silvers
New York
Silvers
Damagime
Tig Philips
Pittsburgh
Immy Reed
Erie
Leo Moxey
Ene
Bobby Cleary
Buffalo
Sen
Mike Antonie
Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
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Clymer
Charles Legtors
Sparta
Gra Chich
Tennis Ranglini
al Sun
Bulding
Earlake Nevis
Florida Everslades
Etta Kent
Paul Robinson
AQUA
Uy Mus
Ben Travers
Picno
Surpore
Ry Cade
Citizens National Bank
Strub Coplin
Sandburg
Frank Morse
H.C
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