Sparta Road Passable Amidst Various Local Moves
Sparta Road is passable as warm weather improves tracks, while residents share updates on health, travel, and social events. Maryin Maller family news, Miss Mery Calnan's improving health, and Ford dealer Guy Fish’s sciatic trouble frame a string of local notices.
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Spartansburg
Maryin Maller
Charles Miller
Mery Calnan
Hunson
Jamestown
N.Y
Guy M. Fish
Fist
J. Bell
Salamanca
N. Y
Smith
Corry
Daniel Hostettler
Yooma
Arthur Holford
Mary Holford
Glenn Morris
Hatchtown
Ray’ Proyins
John van Cise
Centerville
Doris
Dorotha Plakesles
Marie McCray
Louis Sexton
Elgin
Wein Church
Hey Marstelini
Sparte Consolidated School
Charles ‘Torrey
R. Vi Shreve
Eric
Raymond Mocrillis
Thelma Pin
McCrillis
Athens Township
Isaac Sherock
Red Oak
Rose Hil
Henry Bromley
Laurence Bromley
R. B. Wadsworth
M.B
Bramley
Cowles
Henry Ainsworth
Northern
Sparta
Cyrus ‘Henry Bromley
Lyle Stranahan
Littsburgh
D. D. Stransand
Bhanahan
Cadiz
Btranatsa
Newmlin
West
Mrs Roosevelt's busy first White House year seen in actions
Ruby A. Black reports that in her first year Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has traveled coast to coast with trips to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. She has informed government officials on conditions nationwide and helped steer policies on child labor equal pay for women under NRA codes and decentralization projects. Her efforts include Readsville miners relief, farm factory homes, and broader inclusion of unemployed artists and other workers.
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Franklin Hirst
White House
Roosevelt
Ruby A. Black
United Press
Washington, Mar
Frauldin D. Roosevelt
Puerto Buco
Virgin Islands
Caribbean Sea
Stary and Stripes
New England
Canada
South
Middle West
Maine
Ses
Hugh §.Johnson
District of Columbia
Juiuh
Jobhless
CWA
Ter Name
Senate
House of Representatives
Reedsville
M. M. Neely
Dem
W. Va
West Virginia
Cai
Minstrela program draws small crowd amid rain
Several local residents spent Sunday visiting relatives in Erie Titusville and Cottage Hall. The Planatation Minstrela, sponsored by Cottage Hall Parents Teachers, drew a trimmed audience due to heavy rain as cast members faced travel woes. Energetic class from Rap fiat church plans a Tuesday meeting with a tureen dinner at 5 o clock. Baptist church ladies and helpers host a lay world aid meeting at the church with a noon picnic dinner to follow.
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Ern Sparta
Nancy Thompson
Corry
Kenneth Clark
Aughter
Erie
Clark
John Warrington
RV. Shreve
Jimmie
Titusville
Lyla Stewart
Ida Kirk
Parents ‘Teachers Association
Cottage Hall
Clara Augist
Ollock
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Noc
Get Up Nights With Buchu And Gin Ad Offer
An advertisement claims a 26c test treatment using buchu and gin to flush impurities and acids causing bladder irritation. It promises faster relief from get up nights, burning, frequent desire, leg pains, and jitters, recommending Buskets bladder laxative with buchu leaves. If unsatisfied after four days, a druggist refunds your 2a, with a guarantee of better sleep.
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Vainawe
Keister
Pomona Grange Meets at North and East March 14 15
Corry Grange aids Erie County Pomona Grange No. 4 with venue Slayer Leaf Grange No. 1265 North East hosting Wednesday and Thursday March 14 and 15. Program features degree ceremonies, speeches, musical selections, public session, banquet, and various demonstrations and lectures by local granges and dignitaries.
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Pomona Grange
North
East Mar
Corry Grange
Erie County
Slayer Leaf Grange
St North East
Maroh
Grange
D. Ross Kocher
Clover Leaf Grange
Willis P. Jeffords
Pomona
Mhisic
Waterford Grange
State Grange
W. P. Jefferis
Brady Skelton
John Rausch
Ralph Piet
A. G Bisaman
Oscar
Erickson
Jara Dewey
C. D. Cook
Catherine Rilling
Bessemer
Springfield
Wattsburg Grange
Reading
Patience
Mary Klein
Conneaut Grange
Denniston
State College
United States
Max . Carrick
Wie
Granges
Glover Lest Stange
Corny Grange
West Givens
Eastern Farmer
Carl Flaugh
Univ. City Grange
Pierce
W. Fe
Tucker
Trio Sentenced For Plot To Break Jail
Meadville March 6 prisoners in the county jail who tried to saw their way out two weeks ago were sentenced by Judge C. Clara Kent after pleading guilty. James Johnston a Meadville negro already sentenced for larceny had his punishment doubled. Asti Eggert and Charles Wilson of Chautauqua were sent to the Hudson male reformatory and discharged by law but given one to two years in the workhouse after completing the reformatory term.
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Meadville
C. Clara Kent
James Johnston
Lews
Potter County
Ie Alleeceny
Phinget
Asti Eggert
Charles Wilson
Chautaiqua
Battlefield Restored at Gettysburg to 1864 Tone
United Press reports a half million dollars is spent by CCC Public Works and Civil War Administration to restore Gettysburg battlefield toward its 1864 condition. James R McConaghie directs reforestation and restoration with 400 CCC and 7 Public Works workers removing dead trees and underbrush. Historians will guide rebuilding earthworks and forts while 19 miles of footpaths, stone walls, ramps, bridges, and field stations are planned to improve access for visitors.
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United Press
Gettysburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
Public Works Administration
Civil Wors Administration
Gettysburg Battefield
James R. McConagnie
CCC
Public Works
Batttefield
McConaghie
Sarks
Pennsylvania
Marvianti
Tambscapy
Mc Donaghue
Closing Ceremony Suggestions for the Good of All
Proposals emphasize inclusive planning and community involvement for a meaningful closing ceremony. Stakeholders include local organizers, volunteers, sponsors, and attendees with a focus on accessibility, safety, and memorable tributes. The plan outlines program timing, venue logistics, and public communication strategies.
Thief Loses Fingers Moving Heavy Monument
A man at Lundberg granite in Pana lost three fingers while attempting to move a 900 pound monument. The front stone toppled from its upright position Saturday night and injured three workers, with fingers found under the granite when authorities inspected the scene.
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Mar
Lundberg
Pana
Iwilles Eystvof Nere
Depuy Skelly Glyde Collings
Carl Lundberg
Hem
Boy Civil War Memorials Noted In Local Display
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a local display about Civil War soldiers and memorials. Names and dates are unclear but the item emphasizes community remembrance and historic veterans.
National First Aid Week Highlighted by Dr Weiss
Sixty third retail druggists will join National First Aid Week March 11 to 17. Dr W Weiss, chairman of the Drug Institute of America, lauds the movement as boosting preparedness, noting injuries rise and that home first aid kits ease suffering.
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Yori
Mar
Theusus
W. Weiss
The
Drug Institute of America
Weiry
Weiss
Jammed Highway Block Causes 80 Mile Detour
A debris jam on CE Jamblocks Emporium Road and highway route 120 between Sriftwood and Empormn blocked main traffic. One ten foot high blockage broke up into Linnema yoning creek and spilled onto the concrete road forcing a detour of about 80 miles between Lotk Havenv and Taoorum. State highway officials said traffic must detour to avoid the jam.
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Sriftwood
Empormn
Linnemayoning Creek
Lotk Havenv
Taoorum
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