Spring Creek social notes detail visits and local greetings
Spring Creek community letters list residents visiting relatives in Pittsburgh Erie Warren Corry and Clarendon. It notes patient recoveries from surgery at Corry Hospital and March WCTU meeting with readings and music. Local visits include McKay, Turner, Strong, Cable, Sickler, Whitman and others with updates on schooling and dairy business.
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Spring Creek
Robert Hil
Carry
D. Wilco
Betty
John
L. R. Donaldson
Owen Taylor
Pittsburgh
Leon Cable
Corry Hospital
Mary L. Stickney
Carl Sickler
Edna Whitman
Tiunville
J. J. Goodwill
G. Gleason
Corry
L. D. Paige
Celia Clarke
C. H. Clark
Bernard Porter
Erie
A. B. Porter
Paul Kasterlin
Lepha Davis
Corry High School
Ruby Davis
C. A. Strong
Warren
Strong
Gladys Harris
Fin Clarendon
Charles Whitman
Cory
Clayton Damon
Rs. Wilson Sickler
Ransom D. McKelvey
W. Q. Morland
Arthur Chapman
John McKay
W. F. ‘Turner
Abbott Dairy Company
Philadelphia
Neil McKay
D. O. ‘Tripp
William Mitchell
Milfer
Mitchell
L. Campbell
Mor-O-Phun Club
Waller Dedeans
Gorry
Howard Davia
Floyd Johnson
Gar Crane
Leta Rodgers
Carl Donaldson
Billy
Wilson Sickler
Roy Lillie
Splandid Tunch
Four Lock Haven Officers on Trial for Conspiracy
Four Lock Haven policemen David L Probst Martin A Peters William T Devlin and George H Webb went on trial in federal court before Judge Albert L Watson accused of conspiring to intimidate and of a prohibition case. They allegedly placed liquor in Frank Hedges car and then arrested him with Hedges to be used as a witness. The case centers on misconduct by local law enforcement.
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United Press
Scranton
Lock Haven
Albert L. Watson
David L. Probst
Martin A, Peters
William T.devlin
George H. Webb
Frank Hedges
Hedges
Seek Expression From Assembly Candidates On Utility Regulation
Pennsylvania fair rate league organizers prepared to mail questionnaires to all assembly candidates on public utility regulation. Questions focus on delaying rate increases until the Public Service Commission hearings. Governor Pinchot backs the effort, linking utility policy to the GOP primary. Generals Butler and Pinchot plan state touring to boost the campaign.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Otcers
Pennsylvania Falr Rite League
Pinchot
General Assembly
Roy Que
John Walker
Fmlr
Geneal Smedley
Darlington Butler
Public Serviice Commission
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Senate Utility Investigating Committee
Republican State Organization Forces
Senate
House
Genera Butler
Richard J. Beamish
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Pittburgh
Cary B P W C Enjoy Fine Dinner and Posters
Twenty members of the Cary Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a St Patrick’s Day dinner at the Phoenix Restaurant. Afterward they moved to Fred Hoenes home for cards. Awards went to Miss Mabel Taylor and Mrs Eisie Nichols for five hundred and Miss Dorothy Prost won a two dollar and a half gold piece for poster judging. Businesses week posters showcased sharp ideas. Month’s social planned at Miss Gertrude Field’s West South street home.
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Cary Business and
Phoenix
St. Patrick's
Fred Hoenes
North Center Street
Mabel Taylor
Eisie Nichols
Hoones
Isabelle Ruppersberger
Dorothy Prost
Harriet Myers
Mary Sullivan
Hagel Merker
Gertrude Field
Fern Phinigan
South Street
Odd Fellows Lodge to Install Officers Next Week
Nominations for Jonathan Lodge officers are approved at the regular meeting. The local lodge officers will be formally installed on Wednesday evening, April 13, with Milton S. Bonney in charge for District No. 2. A schedule lists dates from April 5 Princeton No. 874 to April 20 Samarita No. 1143 at West Green.
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Jonathan Lodge
Milton S. Bonney
Phillipsville
Princeton
Pile
Wattsburg
Grape City
North East
Hile City
Erie
Jonathan
Corry
Horn
Union City
West Green
Meeting of Mentor Club Brings Small Turnout
The Mentor Club met March 21 at the Parsons home in Wright and fast Frederick streets. Inclement weather reduced attendance while Mrs. Donald Stewart read a paper on Interior Devoration and Mrs. Mel Fan J. Parkhurst prepared a feature on Flat Silver Service. Mrs. Parsons served dessert with coffee after. Mrs. J. J. Patterson to host April 40 with officer elections. A set of ten keys was left at the Journal office. owner may recover by payment.
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Mentor Club
Frank Parsons
Corne
Wright
Frederick Streets
Donald Stewart Whal
Mel Fan J. Parkhurst
Binor Griswold
Jamestown man ends life in granary
Earl W. Kelley, 34, of Burnwood Jamestown area, hanged himself yesterday in a granary behind his home. Found by wife and son at 2 45 pm, the death marked the sixth suicide in Jamestown area this year. Survived by wife Alma T Kelley, son Gordon, father, stepmother, sister and several brothers. Kelley had been unable to work recently.
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Jamestown
Earl W. Kelley
Burnwood
Mr. Kelley
Alma T.kelley
Gordom L. Wood
Jan
Jaseion
Stillwater
Kelley
Jamestown Lounge Company
Gordon
Dir
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