SPARTA SUGAR SEASON BEGINS AMID COLD FEBRUARY WEAKNESS
SPARTANSBURG March 15 The first sap run and syrup making mark the start of the season amid cooler than usual February weather. Producers report lighter yields than a typical early season, with higher sugar content requiring more syrup per gallon. Locals anticipate limited production in March and April as spring warmth lags. The area remains the regional hub, shipping many gallons of syrup and sugar, while residents new to the area вку enjoy watching the process. Community notices include a Sunday School class gathering, local visits, and an upcoming Grange Hall entertainment to raise funds for church redecoration. A nine pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Dooher on March 18 named Marjorie.
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Spartansburg
Mar
Mare
Unis
Mary Binney Blakeman
Cynthia Underwood
Bradford
Bert
R. L. Bluey
Binney
Myers
Oil City
Carl Schmelzer
J. A. Johnston
John
Clyde
Titusville
Grange Hall
Floyd Dooher
Marjorie Jewn
Marian
Fred Wetze
Wayne
Winifred and
Mathan
Younngstown
Winans
Charles Martin
Queyday
Fredonis
Buffalo
Attica
N.Y
Ivy Embroidery Club
Thia i
Grange Opposes Project Promises Road Spending Hold
The Pomona Grange unanimously opposed county plans to spend 1 million on Peninsula Road improvements until rural roads are repaired for all season travel. A resolution was adopted and sent to county officials urging deferral of the project.
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Eris
Mary
Pomona Vimage
Wadisor
Peninsula
Dunkirk Plans For New Post Office Building
Plans for a new Dunkirk post office call for a two story fireproof building with a one story workroom and a basement. Front facade to be stone with granite steps, sides and rear brick with stone trim. Lot on Central Avenue near Lynx Street, rectangular 169 feet deep and 147 feet wide, set back 1 foot from the jet line with 40 foot clearance on both sides and rear. Building dimensions are 81 feet by 60 feet 6 inches.
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Dunkirk
Neal
Central Avenue
Lynx
Campaign Log March 17 Reports Party Hopefuls
United Press dispatch notes Dudley Field Malone predicting Smith victory with Coolidge as nominee. Hoover and Smith support lines from New York, Hawaii, Ohio. Mills endorses Hoover. Democratic slate solidly backs Smith. Other local items cover deaths, hospital treatment, and a ballot recount flaw in Pleasantville election.
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Dudley Field Malone
New York
Miami Beach
Fla
Coolidge
Alfred J. Smith
Smith
Willis
Ohio
Lancaster
William H. Hill
New York State
Hoover Committee
Wallace Farrington
Hawaii
United States
Islands
Hoover
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Commerce
Democratic Committee
List Honor and Credit Pupils at Spring Creek
Spring Creek notes list and celebrate local students with honor and credit roles. It names many residents and visitors, mentions a King’s Daughters meeting and community events, and lists Spring Creek school honor rolls and perfect attendance across grades with numerous named students.
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Spring Creek
King's Daughters
Bears Lake Vicinity News Highlights and Oddities
Mar 16 Bear Lake notes list numerous visits and social happenings. Corry resident Iran it Howard made a business trip. Mrs Mary Brows celebrated her eighty third birthday with a Windy evening surprise. Local residents and visitors from Jamestown Salamanca Erie Celoron and Maple Springs appear in frequent references. A revival in Great Valley, a funeral in Clarendon, and a new Odd Fellows piano purchase complete the local update.
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Bear Lake
Mar
Newr
Spring Creek
Laurie Ayers
Garland
EF. Mowe
Jamestown
Mr. Alduy
Morsheadville
C.D. Hotchskiss
Bila Haykins
Ernest Hawkins
New Yorke
Mabel Lopus
Central Exchange
Boom
Pittfield
Harrison Holeman
Frank Wilcox
Holeman
Minnie Holeman
Maple Springs
Corry
Ales Perking
Mary Horry
Clarendon
Perkins
Perry Chandler
Misa Marie Hilmna
Kingua
C. F. Dotinson
Aid
Miulvin
Sam Jobes
Niobe
J. Crowe
George Cornish
Youth Hurt In Crash Dying Ease March 17
News brief on a Conneaut crash with Clarence Hewitt 16 admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition. Fellow victim Charles Sullwagon 19 shows steady improvement and is expected to be discharged soon. Alfonso DeMaran 17 listed as a fatality from the accident.
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Clarence Hewitt
Conneaut
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charles Sullwagon
St. Vincent's Noxpitul
Alfonso DeMaran
Connenul
Chrie Hirst Chur Park abeat
Fragmentary OCR notes show an event at 1100 A.M. with Sushjoot Sini Wee involved. Names appear garbled. no clear location, organization, or outcome can be confirmed.
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Chrie Hirst Chur Park
Abeat
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Grange
P.D
United Press
Bertha Elston
George Seeman
Iis
Pranela Andrews
Seeman
Thompson
Venango County Commissioners
Pleasantville
Benediction
B. Sturtevant
Fred Johnson
Warren
DeWitt Palchen
Sheffield
P. A Middleton
Glen Donaldson
Edna Whitman
Red Whitman
Ora Mitchell
West Spring Creek
Bessie Cornel
Corry Hospital
A.B. Porter
Wrightsville
B. A. Cole
Spring Creel School
Honor Rell
Betty Crane
Harold Cohn
Eunice Sickler
Robert Eddy
Winifield Williams
Dorothy Martin
Dack Katlerin
Gladys Woodard
Walter da
Mon
Lois Lillie
Betty Kafferlin
Paul McKay
Lena Sroth
Ray van Disen
Alisa Donaldson
Eugene Davis
Ayis
Lillie
Wilma Martin
Celesta Tripp
Neil McKay
Beatrice Sturtevent
Tona Tripp
Allen Porter
Celia ‘Clark
Geraid Damon
George Brundage
Walter Damon
Ray van Dusen
Avis Lillie
Ruth Porter
Alicé Howell
Beatrice Sturevant
Ionn ‘Tripp
Gelesta ‘Tripp
Olive Scholton
Columbus
Roy Hall
George Hall
George Boats
Pred Schnieder
Paul Curpenter
Erie
Hinlsley
Charles Wilson
Meg
J. Cure
L. A. Lopus
Deaagh
DAE Esten
E. E. Guignon
Complete Insurance Service
W. Ed. Marsh
R. H. Palmer
Nichols-Heerlein
Tom
Stanley H. Nichols
Grand Theatre
N. Center St
Home
Glenn Falls
Automobile
Firemen’s Fund
Firemen’s
Alliance, of
Phila
National Liberty, Connnecticut
National Union
Pittsburgh
Albany
Annou
Citadel
Parke Sureets
Otters Inch
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St Paul's Uth
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