Clymer P T A Meeting Highlights School Program
The regular Clymer New York Par ent-Teachers Association session met at the high school after a postponed Monday date. Garret Tennas presided. the program featured songs and acts by Hie NSb Aen, including The Infantry, with introductions, recitations, piano, soloists, and choruses. Admiral Byrd was noted at a convention, and Prof King was to present at the next meeting.
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Autorim
Wakhiveton
Garret Tennas
Sessj
Aen Weomt Huudes
Uel Akgtebon
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Due
Ene
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Asmauries
Lyle Paruink
Plig
Doug Kellurs
Steeny
Town Express
Laura Nects
Tom HS
la Futinsor
Pruaidess
Amy Mewhouse
Harriel
Mabel Sellruers
Florence Arniuk
Er Mother
Sits
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Ara
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Jamestown
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Regu Persion
Maric Mayerkamp
Mayville
Ernest
Ariat Pumnewold
Progressive Bank
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Renskers
Kitilebermer
Aji KH. Sheldon
Mar Finckley
Alice ‘Terry
Washington, D. C
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Honiy
Parent Teachers Association
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Detroit
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Nu- Monal Education Association
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Etown High School
Erie County road row rocks Hele county state plan
Erie County faces a double cross accusation over the 1931 road program as County Commissioner Charles R. Davis is charged with backing a different Lake road scheme. Allan MacLean and W H Supplee push a Harrisburg conference to press pavement completion to the state line with New York officials joining.
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Charles R. Davis
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W. H. Supplee
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MacLean
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Supplee
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Kitts
t\o advocate
East
West Lake
Union City
Edinboro
Mast
Capital
Blue Eye News Notes Highlight March Local Hunts and Visits
Irwin Briggs visited Corry while Miss Rose Kalnleka of Columns visited Zebeids near Corry. Henry Jaquith and Rev Garnett were in Corry and Spring Creek respectively. February attendance lists 16 Blue Eye pupils with full marks. Freehold and Spring Creek Telephone annual meeting held at Blue Eye school. Collins family moves to Bear Lake. Trill farm next. Born March 5 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Motuz. Rev Garnett conducted services at Blue Eye church. Wilma Bindley travels to Kansas City. Alta Mead visits Youngsville. Albert Sandburg attending Pomona Grange in Chandlers Valley. Clayton Baccus shops Warren. Henry Jaquith visits. Luke Collins visits Stella Briggs.
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Irwin Briggs
Corry
Rose Kalnleka
Cony
Henry Jaquith
Margaret Santibure
Warren
John Ilnicka
Anna Jacha
Mary Buch
Sarah DeJeans
Ken Jquith
Sarah Jaquith
Anna Kuzma
Ema Malone
Mary Kuzma
Helen Muchuk
Katheryn Miktuk
Margaret Motuz
Mary Motz
Ethel Stearns
Jennie Way
Ralph Taylor
Lottsville O
Connie Higgins
Will Burch
Spring Creek
Albert Sandburg
Columbus
Emma Malone
Alta Meads
Blue Eye School
Ard
Garnett
Will Bure
Chas. Spencer
Youngsville
Alta Mead
Freehold
Collins
Bear Lake
Martha Griswold
Niobe
Cook
Wilma Bindiey
Kansas City
Hev
George Mead
Pomona Grange
Chandlers Valley
Clayton Baccus
Spring Creek News Letter of Interest Highlights Local Travel Visits
Mrs Ethel Burns returns to Westport after visiting her father T Parches and relatives. Daisy Branch goes to Warren from a weekend visit with her father Lou Bates. Mrs William Crane returns from Sorry before week with her mother who is seriously ill. The Mor-Phon Club meets at Corry hosted by My AL Watrous. next gathering with Mrs Guy Whaley of Garland. Numerous visits: Mr and Mrs Lorimer Porter from Cleveland with Paul Porter family. Carl Donaldson in Youngsville. Mr and Mrs Owen Taylor in Caron City. Glen Donaldson in Union City. Arch Whitman and daughter Mary visit Garland. Roy Merritt handles Abbott Dairies business. Charles Spencer and family host in Youngsville. many others visit relatives in Garland, Corry, Union City, and West Spring Creek.
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Ethel Burns
Westport
T. Parches
Daisy Branch
Warren
Lou Bates
William Crane
Miller
Leon Cable
Grant Ross
Celia Clarke
Corry
O. H.glarke
Art
Arthur Chapman
Erie
W. Wynn
James Hall
Columbus
Wilson
Wallace Palmer
Evelyn _nicely
Vic C.J. Damon
Oliver Clarke
A. Jackman
Park Roach
Union City
Wilma
Everett Martin
Youngsville High School
Int Ming. S.A. Martin
Interesting News Letter From French Creek Vicinity
A community page from French Creek and nearby towns recounts visits and relocations. Jenkins stays with sister Nina More to access Dr Howard’s treatments in Clymer, while Harris Rouse recuperates from appendicitis at McCorry hospital. Residents travel to Blue Rye for farming, visit relatives in North East and Ripley, and move between farms on the Clymer Cutting road.
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Wrench Creek
Jenkins
Nina More
Clymer
Howard
Harris Rouse
Findley Lake
Mc Corry Hospital
Franncis Polley
Blue Rye
Trill
Hannah Bensinke
Lawrence
Roy Tenharken
Sue Stafford
North Hast
John Gibbons
Mary
Ute
Gibbon
Tryon
South Ripley
N.Y
Wm. Gabriel
Boyd) Wright
Clarence Priester
North East
Urele
Alist
Garrett Priester
Abs
Fred Orr
Wvey and Tiger West Fight Draw in Franklin
In Franklin on March 7 Jack Mic Vey of New York fought Ladfea Tiger West in a ten round bout that ended in a technical draw. Several other bouts occurred including Joe Bolin winning by knockout in the first round and Mike Koiek earning a four round decision.
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Franklin
Jack -Mic
Bavesont Mans
Wiinny Zink
Evie
Lions in the violin and guests attend Jamestown event
A social notice records Lionel and Lena Sager plus Mrs. J. W. Newhouse hosting guests including Miles Lindstrom Martin Carlson and daughter at a Jamestown gathering on Thurstiny day.
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Lena Sager
J. W. Newhouse
Miles Lindstrom
Martin Carlson
Jamestown Thurstiny
Devine Wins Over Warthur At Erie
Harry Devine of Worcester won a ten round bout at Erie last night defeating Benny Mearthur of Saginaw in the 186 pound class. Billy Burns of Boston won his 1691 2 pound bout over Lynn Gordon of Akram in eight rounds. Hutsy Severo of Meadville scored a 125 pound decision over Johnny Morse of Jamestown in six rounds.
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Harry Devine
Worcester
Mass
Benny Mearthur
Saginaw
Mich
Billy Burns
Boston
Tool
Lynn Gordon
Akram
Hutsy Severo
Meatville
Johnny Morse
Jamestown
Londos Defends World Wrestling Title in Philadelphia
Jim Londos of St Louis defended his world wrestling title against Karl Pojello of Chicago in Philadelphia before about 10,000 fans. Londos, with a ten pound weight advantage, pinned Pojello with a Japanese headlock in 10 minutes 26 seconds. In the semi windup, Sandor Szabo threw John Paul Jones in 25 minutes 27 seconds.
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United
Philadelphia
Jim Gondos
St Louis
Lille
Karl Pojello
Londos
Pojello
Sandor Szabo
John Paul Jones
Texas
Oil City High Wins in Southern Section Playoff
Oil City High clinched the Southern Section 10 playoff with a 42 to 34 win over Cor ventin High at Greenville. Led by Lilly and Waitieus, the Oilers jumped early as Cochra ton battled back in the second quarter. Lilly led with 15 points, Walllus added 12, and Newellmen sparked the offense to seal the section title.
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Mat
Oil City Rignhool
Corvantin High
Secion 10
Greenvilles
Waitieus
Lilly
Vie Oilers
Bat Cochranton
Firea Ne Wellemen
Sui
Hoyis
Coch- Manton
Sheffield Captures Sectional Honors
Mary Sheffield High School won the Norther League Section One title by defeating St Marys 20 to 1. DuBois and Indiana were tied in the Southern League after Indiana lost 23 to 20 to Reynoldsville, leaving Dubois tied with the Indians.
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Unites Press
Kane
Mary Sheffield High School
DuBois
Indiana
Sheffield
St. Marys
Reynoldsville
Indians
Hi Y Activities High School Forum at Baptist Church
The High School Forum will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 20 oclock at the Baptist church. The subject is Dancing with music by a new orchestra led by W Thompson and K Tiffany. Open to all High School students, sponsored by the Bi Y Club and Girls Hi Y Club. Miss South is chairman. The forum aims to be the first student organization started in Pennsylvania. Discussions will cover whether the forum will conduct Good Friday services for students.
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Baptist Churen
W. Thompsson
K. Tiffany
South of the Baptist Church
Corty High School
Pennsylvania
Hethy
Biddles Divorced in Newburgh Secret Dissolution
A secret divorce was granted yesterday in Newburgh New York to Tony Biddle formerly Anthony J Drexel Biddle a prominent New York and Philadelphia chairman. The proceeding occurred in chambers of Supreme Court Justice Graham Witschief and the charges could not be recalled.
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Biddles
Newburgh
N. Y
Mars
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Tony" Biddle
New York
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Graham Witschief
Farmers Busy in Sugar Camps on Carter Hill
Carter Hill district reports busy sugar campaigns as locals prepare sap gather and boil syrup. Clarence Slye taps his sugar bush and yields forty gallons. Clarence Bowen and Lewis Saxton assist. Frank Harvey out sick delaying classes at Carter Hill School. others, including Mr and Mrs Crowell, noted visitors and gatherings amid community activities.
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Carter Hill
Ocean liner positions with travel and pay offer
Job notice promises good wages aboard ocean liners with postings to Hawaii China and Japan. No experience required, send self addressed envelope for list. Address A M Aroulus Mt Vernon NY. Also notices rent a few houses central contact Jao H Clough Otig.
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China
Japan
A. M. Aroulus
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Central
Jao
H. Clough
Otig
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