Woman's Club of Bear Lake Luncheon Planned
Local society notes show the Woman's Club of Bear Lake preparing a tureen luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cable on March 11 with Mrs. Tila Strong hosting. Visitors include Mrs. Roger Morey and Mrs. J. C. Manwaring. Numerous community members and guests attend gatherings, visits, and Friday events, with local families noted in Ashville and Panama connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BA Lake
Mar. S
Charles SL John
Simms Gnul
Mes
Simms
Rushhapten
Tidy Pere
Roger D. Marey
Walton St. John
Mldred Richmond
Bradford
Mijas Adelaide Rogerson
Panama
J. C. Manwaring
Tvan Billawkins
Tayidl
Ripley
Charles Hatwhins
Albert Royce
Roger D. Morey
Paul Carpenter
Erie
Bla Consain
Lulu Hinesley
Robert
Wibur Hawkins
Veril Chapmar
Lawrence Saxton
Blackville
Carr
Dorema Cornish
Theaks
Ivan E. Hawkins
Whibuy
David Hawkins
Vietos
Jamestown
Manet
Menbers
Woman's Club
Leon Cable
Tila Strong
Jr. Rosendahl
Diirector
Jean Manwaring
Thomas Grow
Lea Perkins
Wilbur Hawkins
Albert Wilson
Warren
Congregation Enjoys Supper at First Presbyterian Church
Seventy five members attended a congregational supper at the First Presbyterian church Friday evening. The New Era Chubran Charge led the program with singing by Adi Jack Sullivan of the Salvation Army and a reading by Mrs. N. R. Dickson. Fullivan spoke and W. C. Cox reported on financial affairs as Ted by Adi delivered solos. The social gathering and supper were thoroughly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
New Era
Ted
Adi Jack Sullivan
Salvation Army
Adit
Fullivan
N. R. Dickson
W. C. Cox
REQUEST $68,000 MORE FOR OIL CITY AIRPORT
Oil City officials submit a $68,000 supplementary WPA project for the Splane Memorial airport to complete the north south runway and related work. County WPA supervisor R Heffernan announced that work on the airport will resume April 4 if conditions permit and be pushed to early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Mar
Rians
Splane Memorial Airport
WEA
R. ©. Heffernan
WPA
Heffernan
Plan Indoor Community Fair at Clymer Next Fall
A long local notice outlines plans and meetings in Clymer for an indoor community fair to be held next fall. It notes church groups, fundraising events, and a schedule of upcoming club activities plus community concerns about road repairs and local moves. The article lists numerous residents and organizations involved, including the Lanes Mission and Aid Society, Young Ladies Mission, Clymer Grange, Rebekah Lodge, and area families, with references to meetings at the Reformed church and social events in Jamestown and Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyer
Lanes Mission and Aid Society
Rube ‘Reformed Church
Prifay
Horace
Jennie Damker
Lailles
Minnie ‘Ton
Maronic
Jamestown
Clymer
Jess Meertinma
Tee Jacobs
Evertey Willams
Cline Lee~ters
Clarence Rhebengen
Gilbert Ton
Harold Legters
Clarence el Spitzer
Clarence Vruinle
Attook
Dlsib
New Business
South Dayton Study Club
Hilla
McCray Casler
Susan B. Anthony
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Clara Barton
June Add
Everett Legters
Jean ‘Schriers
Devink
Clymer Grange
Lettie Hewes
Fepurties School of Instruction
Laibard ‘Grange
Alnoon
Helen King
Pomona Grange
Ripley
Union Grange
Clymer Central School
J. W Newhouse
Chicago American
Ri © Barker
Dedication at Central School Draws 600 Attendees
More than 600 people attended the dedication of the Consolidated Central School in Clymer Harmony and Benchart last evening. Dr Arthur Bestor of Chautauqua Institution delivered the principal address on Education and modern versus former schooling. Principal Dewitt presided, with invocation by Ganc yet Timmer and remarks from Mrs Henry Knowlton. The Central High band performed as Walter L Schruers, president of the board, and Rev H Cleve Heitzenraten officiated at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersman
New Consolidated School
Clymer
Harmony and
Benchart
Clymet
Bur Bing
Arthur Bestor
Chautauqua Inalitation
Dewitt
M Eddy
Central Soho
Ganc
Timmer
Henry Knowlton
Chautauqua
Scrotiny Connelly
Robert Ware
Rius
PWSA
Sho
Walter L. Schruers
Te Board of Education
H Cleve Heitzenraten
French Revolution Influences on Church Inscription Legacy
In a fragmentary historical note, the text discusses how revolutionary authorities sought to seize church property and inscribe National Property on church assets. It mentions the continued presence of such inscriptions, including a 1834 reference on a southern tower at Notre Dame, reflecting lasting tensions between church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Nove Dame
Salted Invoices Show High Value in Business Speak
An explanation notes that to salt an invoice means to assign the highest possible value to a transaction. The term reflects a practice acknowledged in business circles as elevating the noted amount.
Death Claims Mrs J Crosby in Columbus Home
Mrs Josephine Crosby former Columbus resident died at 11 oclock this morning after two weeks illness following a January ailment. She is survived by a daughter Mrs A O Sandburg of Corry and a son Walter Crosby of Jamestown. Funeral from the Wright street home Tuesday at 2 oclock with burial in West Lawn cemetery Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pateia McGuire
Barker
Fred Wardes
Henry Meyerink
John Goulk
Carlyle Neckers
Ida Johnson
Mohawk Street
Mrr
Caryle Neckers
Jamestown
Fist Mission Church
Pred Simmmelink
Mary Simmerink
Atate
Washington
Hannah Patton Shattuck
Seattle
James Patton
Clymer
Patton
California
Shors
Willian Shattuckk
Crank Morrison
New York City
Delbert King
Mary Brown
Nina Tyler Pleks
Oil City
Mia
Harold Shay
Cutting
Eva Tyler
Irma Tyler
Kennedy
Teving Tyler
North Street
5.C.ton
Spitzer
Amanda Jones
Lucy Bush
Parker Main
Conewango
Margaret
Corry
Claude Kelsey
Mayville
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bradford
Jean Schermerhorn
Custer City
Charles Schermerhorn
Limestone
M. D
Henry Moore
Minthey Lake
T. J Neckers
Will Gabriel
Pranch Creek
Clymer Cemetery
Merl Newhouse
Sadie Hawley
Dewittville
Jennie Belknap
Josephine Crosby
Columbus
Sandburg
4. C. Sandburg
Walter Crosby
Jamesown
Wright Street
Wet Lawn Cemetery
Alt Columbus
Ducked Offenders in River At Cincinnati
In early days men took the law into their own hands on many occasions and would ceremoniously duck offenders in the Ohio River. This practice reflected frontier justice and communal enforcement before formal authorities solidified order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Maple Sugar Growers Meeting at Columbus
Maple sugar growers held a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Carleton Carril with district officials present. A dinner was planned at the home of Mr and Mrs Rain Dad to celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary. Other local events included grange meeting plans, cemetery association trustees meeting, and a Youngsville debate featuring the Dean Wright high school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Frank Dodd
Grange
Pliny
Carleton Carril
O. G
Prith
Waren
Simms
Stave College
Simons
Mir
Mivs
Tonesta
James Hall
Wren Blanchari
Polly
Ind Myg
Charles Dodd
Leelie Dodd
Lactle McGuire
Corey
Bre
Ea Hinecht
John Bufinel
Sh Erie
Joe Carter
Paul ‘Trisket
Pomona Grate
Grand Valley
Bertha Stockton
Sou
Florida
Gerald Faulkner
James Fall
Delia Armstrong
Howard Cole
Richard and
Whitam
Clymer
Columbus
Columbus Cemetery Association
Negro admits murder attempt in multiple cases
Arthur Litlouvish, 87, of Wheeling, WV, confesses to a district attorney deposition about a murder attempt amid a large string of violent incidents. Wesley Happen of Covington, Ky, implicated in the case, describes a sudden impulse after a tavern incident. Litlough faces aggravated assault charges. another man, Brad Hughey, 29, arraigned on assault with intent to commit murder after a 1983 stabbing in which John DeNucela was injured. hearing set for Monday. Hughey held without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marys
Arthur Litlovish
Cnlaved
Wheeling
AuoMey
Eoapanion
Wesley Happen
Covington
al Tn
Bn Noligo
Richway
Nom
Meiniteltiss
Hopper
Onl City
Marc G
Bred Hughey
Homer Lane
Wis
John DeNucela
Colbert Avenue
Alderman Lane
Hurghey
Ball
Fragmentary notice hints at a fund bank dispute against John
A fragmented OCR item mentions a conflict involving a fund at a bank and a person named John. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Woman's Club OF
Bear Lake
Ella Strong
Panwina High
Central School
Bestor
Speater
J. Crosby
Maple Sugar Growers’ Meeting
Chitten
BP. Ta
Harris
Jon Dalton
Belin Arnstang
Verne Saint
Rte
Nit Miller
Walkoner
N.Y
Charles Stommes
George Schramming
Lola, Schramng
Will Schraming
Nellie Sthelton
C. P. Fervis
Merie Dold
Meadville
N. E. ‘Dodd
Washington, D. C
Natalie Dodd
Clarerice Moore
Bert Lictus
Clyner
Lester Howles
Columbus Grange
Sin
C. ¢. Warner
Gerald Page
Joan
Merle Fage
Richard
Arthur Page
Wailer
Carol
Sarah Pare
Alice West
Frank ‘Schrimling
Mildred
Dmyrna
Marie
Maurice
Centerville
Charles Swanson
John B. MacDonald
Tinsville
Loblaw’s van Center
Cherry Valley
Loblaw’s
Law
Calas
Ridgway
Man
Brockman
Center St
Bosch
American-Bosch Centromatic
American-Bosch Radio
American-Bosch
Pal
North Center Street
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Ars
Nourree
Sil
Commie
Oakla
San Earthquashook Oi Bay
Persom Land
Ang
Gelo
Lawren
Ronert
Pedon
el Ment
Prachi
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