Redecorate Bear Lake Church and Spring Rally Planned
A note of church activity and community events from Bear Lake and nearby towns details a spring rally for pastors and officers at Warren. It mentions redecorating the United Brethren church led by Roy Mather of Corry, social times after the Young People's Rally in Youngsville, and various visits and extended family happenings across Jamestown Corry and Sherman with local residents attending games and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mather
Bear Lake
U. S
Warren
Bentley
Sherman
Ben Jewell
Fred Sands
Center Street
S.J. Carr
Ig, Manwaring
Jean
Jane
Jamestown
Robert
Wilbur Hasseins
Hell
U. B
Youngaville
Ella Hawkins
Marion Woolrich
Lum Hinclley
Corry
Lucille Price
Mike Braly
Youngsville
Whs
Ethna Crowe
Martin
Earl Wheeler
EB. Frants
McBlaney
Franklin
Cilord Fullomani
Centerville
Mary Fullom
Tom Varder
Chicago
W. N. Wevers
Find
A. W. Perkins
Lult Hinckley
Ethel Bond
Edith Hawkins
Panama
Barrett
John
J. B, Wilcox
Suzanne
Ivan DB
Hawkins
United Brethren Church
W. H.evans
FB Cornish, Sy
E. 8. Cornish, Jr
Carsey
John Bentley
Ivan Hawkins
David
Hannah Wevers
Corry Hospital
List of 1939 farm program approved practices in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania agricultural conservation committee lists 18 approved practices for the 1939 federal farm program to improve soil fertility. Key actions include planting forest trees, improving woodlands, seed mixtures for pastures, reseeding, establishing alfalfa and clover seedings, green manure, winter cover crops, mulching orchards, contour farming, liming cropland and pastures, and applying available phosphorous and potash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Agricultural Conservation Committee
Pennsylvania
State Committee
Clymer Group Plans Food Demonstration Recap
Clymer Home Bureau met at Mrs. James Gravinke to hear a lesson by Mrs. Raymond Wassini and Venere Whitney, with plans for a March 15 meeting at Mrs. James Gravink where Miss Virginia Brewste y will present a food demonstration. The note mentions local dairymen, birthdays, and community visits as part of ongoing activities in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Varderkont
Corry Hospital
F. A. Spencer
Edward Ruslink
Henry Rheberger
Walter Legters
Arthur Moore
George Legters
Wil- Via Bensink
Fred Dunnewold
William VanErden
Olean
Theresa
Rhebergen
Melissa Howles
Columbus
Carol Kooman
Sherman
Chester Larson
Marilyn
Alfred King
Antin City
Claire Conaver
Burnite Lyons
Gon Tabert
Mayville
Della Sohtuers
Robert
Clymer Central School
Belle Bakervite
Clymer Grange
Grange Hall
Clymer Rebekah Lodge
0. C. & Hall
Mildred Bensink
Ladies Mission Society of the
Pyeryonn
Bridge Clu
James Hall
Community Ladies Aid
Cate Wage
Columbus Rural Electrification Plans Draw Residents
Columbus Mer March 11 Rural Electrification Association to meet at White Swan Hall Wrightsville on Tuesday evening March 14. Members urged to sign for membership and pay dues to speed lighting. numerous local social and church notices follow from Columbus area including guests, birthdays, meetings, and community events with Rev H Ray Harris to preach at Community Church March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mer
Warren Rural Electrification Association
White Swan
Wrightsville
Blaine Stockton
Meadville
Snee Hulett
Z. M. Carter
G. G. Carter
Bear Lake
John Peterson
Adaline Dreggel
Helge Peterson
Jamesthom
Charles Swanson
Betty Dodd
Betty
Edwin Stockton
Ogrler Hill
Columbus Grange
C. I. C. Hall
Merle Dodd
Corry
Ellen Blanchard
Frank Dodd
Polly Anna Blanchard
Pittsburgh
Maron
Collows
H. Ray Harris
Bert Stockton
Katherine [Pike
Bertha Stockton
Florence ‘Trisket
Pleasantville
Harry Hall
Butler
James Hall
Dorothy Hulett
Ashville
N. Y
Snoe. Huet
George Hicks
Perry Lines
Union City
Lira Hicks
Amy Obra
5. R. Andrews
Gerald Waulkner
Wickwire
Arthur Miller
Wills Brown
Simday
Columbus Parent and Teachers Association
Dean High Scehool
Blanche Bunnell
Mr M
Bonney
Mas Mlorenne Damon
Yeryons
New Demands Placed on Modern Education
Ingraction, superintendent of public instruction, notes schools must adapt to new interests driven by progress. Government functions, conservation, unions, and production associations shape education. Nationalizing agriculture and industry, shifts in foreign relations, shorter work hours, crime, and family changes enter the modern child's environment, demanding school readiness and civic literacy.
Constances Summer Clash With Gordon Keith’s Circle
Constance Darby, 20, plans to marry Terry Cannon in October while working as Gordon Keith's secretary and writing a book. Rosalind Darby, 18, envies the Hills lifestyle and flirts with Van Howard, raising tensions as Constance navigates loyalty to Terry, rivalry with Avis Bailey, and pressure from Keith's literary project at the Northwood country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Darby
Terry Cannon
Northwood
Connie
Terry
Constance
Gordon Keith
Gordon
Rosalind
van Howard
Ruth Darby
Country Club
Mr. Foster
Carters
Florida
Avia
Princess of
Yat
Mrs. Green
North‘yiood
Avis Bailey
Avis
Connstance
Fort Wsbby
Howard
Switzerland
Bailey
Van
Ela
Trude
Darby
Wells
Sbe
Ste
Theas
Demat
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Boar Lake
Carol Wileas
Tie Home
Mrs. Lyan
Raith Smith
Ben Cochran
Jean. Manwaring
Dorend Cornish
Ruth Bush
Robert Awkina
Wid Chapman
Panam
G. H. Tittotson
Vaughter
Dorothy
Waterford
W. Bawvelt
Joop Vistors
Mrs. K
Federal O
POSIT
Ingurance Corporation
Clymer Group
Clymer Home Bureau
Clymer Dairy
Columbus Township
Grange
B. Tenbuckth
J. Beckerink
M.tyson
P. Sandborn
Rank Hanward
Raith
Erie
Mr. and
Vin
Chapter
Constanes
Keith