Birthday Celebrations Reach Bear Lake Residents
Bear Lake Pa April 30 Mrs Perethy Tillotson of Allegheny College visited her parents Mr and Mrs G H Tillotson while Burton Crosby and other relatives joined weekend gatherings in Jamestown and nearby towns. Local pupils finish the school year as districts wrap up term activities with several family birthday observances highlighted by a surprise party for Florence Sweetland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Burton Crosby
North Clymer
Harry Wynn
Ed. B. Wycox
Carol
Jamestown
Ivan
B. Hawkins
John Fenimore
Tillotson
Borethy
Rose Evans
Merritt Smith
Carl Crosty
Geraldine Cornish
Youngsville
Dan Cornish
Union City
EB. Cornish
Enoch Bordwell
Wesleyville
Kim Woodin
F.feParland
Alcron
Dougherty
Marjorie Mae Chapman
Fredonia Normal School
Joe Chapman
Florence Sweetland
B. B. Cornish
Susan
Geraldine
Dorema Cornish
B. B Cornish
W. H. Evans
J. Cann
Das Cornish
Mulla Wilsted
Corry
Harry Shank
J. Crowe
Jamestown Hospital
Clymer Planning Joint School and Grange Fair
Clymer Grange met with W M Sils J McCray Cas ter in the chair. Two candidates were voted in and one application referred. Helen King reported inviting state chaplain Rev Frel E Dean to address on May 1. Mother's Day program planned May 1 with speakers, music, and student exhibits. Many locals and visiting Hogenboom family members noted. Continuous events include doughnut baking contest, P T A meeting May 1, and a special Mothers and Daughters banquet.
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C. T. Holpien
Westfold
Olyener Grange
Della Betininke
Mary S‘omelink
Gertrude Gravink
Clymer Central School
Mai Fon Alday
Wesley Miller
Ralph Williams
Eddie Cantor
Fredonia
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Doris Neckers
P.T. A
Milton Deuink
Misa
Jennie Habinke
Mahree
Leonard Hogenboom
Pikesville
George Hogenboom
Kentucky
Joshi Hogenboom
Decatur
Mich
WU Hogenboom and
Cornelius Ruslink
Ed Ruslink
Clarence Rhebergen
Clifford Legters
Ben
Hogenboom
North East
Garret Groters
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
The
Abbe Reformed Church
Young Young’s Mission Band
Milton Deuinis
Edith Crosoult
State maps vast reforestation push in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters drives a major reforestation campaign planting about two and a half million trees on state forest lands this spring. The Moshannon district covering parts of Clearfield, Cameron, and Centre counties will see the heaviest effort with just over one million seedlings. The Game Commission plans 280,000 trees this spring, including 41,000 game food species. Nurseries at Potter’s Mills, Mont Alto, GreenwoodFurnace, and Clearfield are shipping quotas, with varying completion statuses.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
W .J. B. Winters
Moshannon
Clearfield
Cameron
Centre Counties
Department of Forests and Water
Penn Nursery
Potter's Mills
Centre County
Mont Alto
Franklin County
Greenwood Furnace
Huntingdon County
City Father Disciplinarians Oust Burns from Membership
In Manhattan Mont City, Councilman R B Burns was dropped from membership for habitual absence and missing consecutive meetings. A successor was appointed to fill the vacancy, reflecting strict enforcement by local disciplinary bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Mont—City
Bers
Nodkey
R. B Burns
County Examinations Set For May 3 In Columbus
Columbus Pa April 30 The Columbus Stonege held a meeting with ten new candidates initiated. County examinations for Eighth Grade will be given to Qut ambug township Monday morning at the Dean show. Eighth Grade promotion exercises set for Thursday May 6 at 8 pm in Community church with H L Blair speaker. Several social events noted include alumni banquet planning and local visits, with church services Sunday at 2 pm led by Rev H Ray Harris.
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Thoeipeana
Howard TeCulver
Jamestown Hospital
Hazel Beckerink
Jamestown
J. M. Barker
Bowmansville
J. M. New
Tamestown
James Wasavik
North Hast
Newhouse
Lyle Compton
Leslie Forness
Hambure
Janette TeWinkle
Century Club
Winifred Christensen
Corry
Christensen and Devink
Milton J. Devink
Gulf Streme
Harry Schermerhorn
Deuink
Thelma Fruit
Buffalo
John Rickers
Warren
James Gravink
G. Timmer
Aldbe Reformed Church
Graci
Abraham
Lyle
Pardini
Christ
Philippines
Christian Endeavor
Gerald King
Columbus
Columbus Stonge
Qutambug Township
Mauay
W'Cloot
Aggistant
H. L. Blair
Mary Niedomys
Mienwrath Baccus
Lallies Ald
Mra
Emma Carroll
Alu
Mildred Swangon
Verner Smith
Comunity Church
H. Ray Harris
Harland Blanchard
Joyce Ann
Erie
Della Armatrong
Jane Hammond
Gilene McFadden
Emmarroll
T. Gray
Watefford
Mary Walton
Martin Swanson
J. B. MacDonald
Titusville
Charles Swanson
Gerald Page
Joan
Cora Crippen
Alice
West
Sarah Page
Merle Page
Richard
Arthur Page
Pine Valley,Cemetery Association
Kate Mullen
Pittsburgh
Gertrude Carroll
Harrisburg
Eva Spicer
Columb
Farm income in March reaches 707 million dollars
Washington May 1 Farmers total cost of living from farm sources and government aid rose to 707 million dollars in March, up 197 million from a year earlier. The March income included 596 million from farming and 11 million from government payments tied to conservation programs, marking a large recovery and near 1929 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Clinic at Meadville for Crippled Children
Dr Arthur G. Davis will conduct an orthopedic diagnostic clinic at Meadville City Hospital on Tuesday May 4 under state health department auspices. Crippled children under 10 from Crawford Erie Forest and Warren counties may be examined if indigent. Edith MacBride-Dexter invites physicians to refer eligible patients and coordinates with local agencies to reach untreated children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Davis
Evie
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Warren Counties
Aite
Davis
Edith MacBride-Dexter
Seers Lary of Health
MacBride-Dester
Pool Board
Red Cross
Crippler Children's Societies
WPA
Kiwanly
Swiderski Humprey Marriage at Clymer
Mrs C R Humphrey announces the marriage of her daughter to George Swiderski of Corry. The wedding was held last evening at Clymer New York. The couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
C. R. Humphrey
George Swiderski
Corry
Clymer
New Erie Road Extension to Begin June 10
Erin May 1 construction set for W. 8th Street extension announced by Thomas W. Plattey chair of the county commissioners. Bid opening May 1 in Harrisburg with several contractors expected. Project to be built in two units: Peninsula road segment north to a circle near Waldameer and then W. 6th Street from Pittsburgh Avenue to connect with Lake Road and Waldameer entrance.
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Erin
8Th Street
Thomas W. Plattey
Board of County Commissioners
Dridny
Franklin
Wo J. Kinney
Jedirtinens
Flatley
Bida
Kinney and Mulligan Jailed After Disorderly Fight
Paul Kinney and Harry Mulligan were each sentenced to ten days in jail by Police Magistrate Glen Miller after pleading guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct. Kinney resisted arrest and suffered a minor head injury. Mulligan was arrested later. Chief John Flanigan led the police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kinney
Harry Mllugan
Glen Miller
Kinney
Mulligan
John Flanigan
Mary Pickford Wins $25,000 Court Victory in Land Deal
Hollywood May 1 Mary Pickford a top Hollywood business figure won a $25,000 verdict after a four year court battle with Bayly Brothers Inc over a land deal in the San Fernandes Valley. The district appeals court affirmed the decision yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preva
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Hollywood Fir Colony
Fragmentary note on Penn throne case in Philadelphia area
An OCR fragment mentions Edwin and a Penn throne matter near Fox Point in Pennsylvania. Details are unclear but suggests legal or administrative action with regional ties to Philadelphia.
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Grange Fair
P. T. A. Vni
Clymer News
Fidelis
Alte Reformed Church
Maylith
George Saxton
Miton Koo
Ernest Brockman
Grange Meetinge
Member
Federal Reserve System
Oppostta
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Wradiogios, D
Arthur Davis
Swiderski-Humprey
Ace Church
T. Horace Clark
Mosile
Alabama
Bring Your Friends
Bethel Tabernacle
E. Church St. Carry
Glenn D. Jones
West Sixth Street
All-Way Electric Company
Center St
Phane
Billefe
Chewear
Chevrolet
Studpbaker
Studabaler
W. H. Merrick
Willys Knight
Studebaker
Ata' A
G. Bothowall
Gould Street
Phone
Star
Femal
Broadway
W. Mace
East Main Street
Tas
BV. Merritt
R. Dedaus
East Main
Atrept
Sta
Marion St
Stae
Franklin St
Ata
North Center
C. P. Rogers
W. A. Lindsey Farms
Corty-Spartansburg
G. Haskin
Shedy Avenue
J. Kosmosk
Corr
Balery
St. Thomas Church
Elmer McMiroy
Real Hatale
East Bond
Elizabeth Rupp
Re Theo Eds
Yan Bit
Cocount
Dale
Lake Patey
Edwin Istriet
Penn
Aylvan
Amar
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