Clymer News Briefs Share Deaths and Local Happenings
In Clymer on November 30 Mrs Benjamin Wartshuis of Mreagh Cresle visited relatives. Garrett Speeiburg, a respected citizen, died at Mina Comer from pneumonia leaving a wife and two children. Henry Damvott retires from a mill work with new owners taking over April 1. The Clymer High School plans a play The Mumma and the Mumps. Local visits include Mrs J Forbes and Mrs Griswold hosting friends. Clymer Grange held meetings with new membership proposals. Eugenia Freeman Titus, former resident, dies at 81 in Pranch Creek, with funeral at Clymer cemetery.
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Clymer
Nenjamin Wartshuis
Mreagh Cresle
Whistler
Wen, Kearns
Garret Speeiburg
Mina Comer
Pheumonia
Orin Seliirmay
Leotard Beckertuk
Guy Jotnson
Mahawk Street
Beatrice Johnson
Ella J .McCray Eliza Abbott
JH. Forbes
Ashvilla
Ale. Griswold
Corry
Kitkun H. Sheldon
Mary
Tinkley
Henry Damvott
Chymr
Albert Kolstee
Arthur
Sheridan Wallace
Noma Grange
Westfield
Wallace
Clymer Grange
John Wiggers
F Smith
Jamomayn
Depty Sheriff CD
Beeman
Fred Wiltsit
Town Line Road
Grasier
Benjamin Stoddard
Harry Silvis
S. Silvis
Eugenia Freeman Titus
J. W. Moore
Pranch Creek
LeClair Morris
Erie
Freeman L. Morris
Sherman
C. B Spitzer
Poland
Community Church
Lester Howles
Vile Jage
Road bill passes second reading in House
A state road bill to improve East Columbus Avenue passed the House on second reading Tuesday without a recorded vote. Authored by Assistant John Harring, it awaits a final reading and Senate consideration, with governors' backing anticipated for state highway construction and maintenance.
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East Columbus - Avenue
Ab Harrishane
Stata
John Ha Ring
Quadroclub Final Meeting Circles Postseason Plans
The Quadroclub held its final meeting of the season at Neraton home of Mrs Clyde Wilcox. Members discussed next year's program, and Miss Nellie Wight performed a Parody while Mrs Jackson and others shared reports from travels to California and Colorado.
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Clyde Wilcox
Neraton
Jyd
Ahiss
Nellie Wight
Claude Porter
Miss Wight
Intellectual Commerce Abroad Smut Trade in Secluded Retail
Fragmentary note argues that the commerce of intellect remains distant, while a retail dealer trades only with his neighbor, reflecting a subtle critique of perceived market boundaries in a distant shore context. The passage hints at social normalities and narrow networks shaping exchange.
Funeral of John Beck
Funeral services in memory of John Beck who died at the state hospital in Warren March 28 were held this afternoon at 4 o’clock at Alexander & Company's Undertaking Parlors. Rev. William E. Bartlett officiated. Interment was made at Pine Grove Cemetery with Elks Lodge members in charge at the grave. Beck, seventy two, was a former well known Carry resident. He is survived by brother William Beck of Erie and sister Mrs. Fitch of Painesville. Miss Opal Allen went to Erie this morning for an indefinite period of employment.
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John Heck
State Hospital
Warren
Alexander & Company
William E. Bartlett
M. E
Pine Grove
Cory Tedge
Elks
Lodge
Beck
William Eck
Erie
Mrs. Fitch
Painesville
Owners Urged to Keep Dogs Out of Woods in Erie County
Erie state game protector Langdon called for stricter enforcement of the dog law in a letter to The Times. He noted that roaming dogs kill game birds and destroy nests, harming wildlife during breeding season. The Agriculture Department supports enforcement and fines are already in place as officials push for better observance.
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Erie
George
Langdon
the Times
State Game Commission
Department of Agriculture
Langdow
Warren Driver Fined $25 in Fatal Sturbrick Crash
Warren driver William Steinkamp faced an inquest verdict at City Building after a Sunday crash near Sturbrick that killed Margaret Steinkamp. He pled guilty to reckless driving before Justice Clark E. Nelson, paid a $25 fine plus costs, and faces license revocation. District Attorney LeRoy Eddy urged prosecution.
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LeRoy Eddy
Steinkamp
Laugh at Damp Weather Permanent Wave Ad
Advertisement notes a permanent wave service called Zaster promising lasting curls for the summer. Encourages making appointments early and provides a phone number 250-V. Appears from a Union Fillie Bobbe Shoppe listing. Meal.
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Zaster
Union
Britain to Keep Hongkong as Colony Announces Governor
United Prom report states Great Britain will retain Hongkong as a colony and will not surrender the island or adjacent mainland territories despite Chinese nationalist demands. The Chinese Nationalist platform seeks control of all Chinese territory including foreign settlements, while Hongkong island remains British owned and surrounding mainland areas are leased from China for defense.
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United Prom
China
Hongkong
Brittain
Lumber Mill Destroyed in Fort Lumber Company Blaze
Westfibio reports that an early morning fire yesterday wiped out the second floor of the Fort Lumber Company mill on English Street. The blaze, blamed on undetermined causes, likely caused under ten thousand dollars in damage with water and smoke affecting the first floor and thick smoke hindering firefighters.
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Westfibio
Mar
Fort Lumber Company
English Street
Mosher Lumber Company
Classified Ad Note On Furnishing A Room
A brief notice describes turning a room into a furnished space with basic pieces provided. It mentions arranging seating and storage and highlights affordable, ready to use options for renters seeking a simple setup.
Erie youths arrest and train blockade reported in Westfield
Four Erie youths James Bickerstaff Raymond Schyuif Harold Burdick and James Fitzpatrick were arrested in Westfield on disorderly conduct charges after a train blockade attempt en route to Buffalo. Burdick fined $20 and jailed 20 days in default. others given 20 minutes to leave Westfield.
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Erie
Mas
Srie
Westfield
Heresby Police
Ay James Bickerstaff
Peach Strest
Raymond Schyuif
East 16Th Street
Harold Burtick
West 10Th Street
Janes Fitzpatrick
Burdick
Justice of the Peace Powers
Mayville
Stier Erie
Buffalo
E. A. Cranston
Wentfield
Wis Eastern Orchestra and WEAF Spam in Today Broadcast
A fragmented wire item notes a Wis Eastern Orchestra and WEAF spam reference in today’s radio listings. The readable bits suggest a scheduling note or advertisement content without clear details or outcomes.
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Wtam Bistern
Orchiektra
WEAF
Tine
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Garret Graters
Hisabeth Tewinkle
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Jamestown
L. W. Lammers
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Olyaer High School
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Rosa Bonhner
Jackson
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Elizabeth Bentley
Hich
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E. E. Guignon
Penna
John Beck
Opal Allen
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W. W. Micks
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Robert Patterson Real Estate and Loans
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