Clymer P T A closes meetings for year
The Clymer P T A held its final meeting of the school year on May 11 in the high school auditorium. President Hi Penpas opened with O Worship the King as the high school orchestra accompanied, and Rev Claude Wih elmin led. Mrs Chris Christensen was elected president for next year, with Eddie appointed first vice president, Ethel Wassible second vice president, and Mrs Blaine Wallace treasurer. The program featured a spring conference report, a small town high school comparison, and a Junior Hi Y play Robbin's Triumph. The assembly and Wednesday morning visit featured Mrs Charles Goodell accompanying readings, with guests from nearby towns. Refreshments followed.
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Clymer
Parent-Teachers Association
Hi ‘Penpas
Tevetsonall
Claude Wihelmin
Chris Ghyistensen
Clymer High School
Pngress
Hisls
Mes
Smid
Tows
Chris Christensen
Eddie
Ethel Wassible
Weasurer
Blaine Wallace
Misa Hele Weahit
Tonmoon
Evans
Icing
Robbin
Toles
Nathan Hogenbaum
Scott Hsnmdell
Christensen
Charles Goodell
Barton Strodoff
Famestown
Tinwatha
Mise
William Newhouse
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ashtabula
F. Hall
Renee Rebekah’ Iodge
Concord Township Commencement At McCray Church
A Concord Township commencement is set for Tuesday evening May 19 at eight o'clock in the McCray Church. County Superintendent R Haillock of Union City will address the crowd to provide guidance for graduates.
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Concord Township
McCray
Tuesda
R. Haillock
Tnion City
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
United Press item listing five top radio entertainments for Sunday across networks WJZ NEC WABC and others. Mentions Feidy Vatler and Edgar A. Guest with program scraps including Famous Trials and Continental String Quartette on various stations and times.
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United Press
WJZ
NEC
Mie Feidy Vatler
Widz
NEC Notye
WABC
GBS
Edgar A. Guest
Whai NC Netivink
WABG
CES
Continental String Quartette
P.m
Spring Creek News Notes From May Meeting Roundup
May 15 column reports visits and welcomes in Spring Creek. Local families hosted guests from Corry, Garland, Erie, Youngstown, and Jamestown. Birth announced for Carl Donaldson's son. several residents visited relatives and moved homes. News covers social visits, moving, and a professions note on Dr Hugh O’Hare.
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Spring Creek
Dick Bates
Paul Kafferini
Joho ‘Ohi
Corry
L) Campbell
Guy Whaley
Garland Satrday
Milfred
Thelma Henry
Erle
Dorothy Henry
May Porter
Cony
William Henry Gnn
D. Gleason
Luther Gleason
New Castle
L. & Hollaidapn Ant
Z. Smith
Youngstain Chin
Abelvangater
C.J Damon
Gehn Ant Chili Eren
Coury
Gehn
Mins
Anta Crane
Donna Clare
Ceil
Grant Toss
Ot Corr
Brie
D. Howell
Titusville
Walter de Jean Anagon
Donald
Olive Hixson
Earl Hasbrouck
2. L. Campbell
FB. McKelvey
Glenn Donaldstill
Hestings Pores
Jamestown Pridey
Hugh O'Hare
Jlm Cable
D. Hurley
Matley
Lillie WR
Ani
R. D. Ate Kelvey
Glen Donaldson
Robbert’ D. Donaldson
Jax Zarbarias
Pillsburgh
A. TL. Mattestn
Tearn
Alo Attematon Tovecha Lions
Hervey Lutthworth
A. &. Southworth
Tidioute
Robert Melkettrick
Warren
Harry J. Johnson
Jevinetha
Amd
Allen Cable
Ashley, Pa
Leon Gable
Porter
Barkley Springs
Peace Conference Meeting at Salle de la Paix
The first message of the peace conference was held at the Salle de la Paix previously the Hall of Mirrors. Represented nations include Britain, the United States, Japan, Brazil, Greece, India, South Africa, Siam, and others.
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Salle de la Paix
Sale de Horologie
Hall of Mirrors
Brine
Great Britiin
Halted
Japan
Brazil
Helgum
Sere Ht
Greece
Ruthinnia
Ceechiislavatels
Polina
Unint
Heilian Cangli
Ans Ferlit
South Africa
India
Siam
New Feubind
Vortognt
Did You Know Illustrated Question Box on Ice Cream Origins
A fragmented Q A page asks when ice cream first appeared in the United States and which country invented it. It cites Dolly Madison as among early American servers and mentions England and Ireland. Also asks about Ireland’s status and defines a string quartet as first violin second violin viola and cello.
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America
Dolly Madison
James Madigan
Fire Victims Seek New Quarters at Bear Lake
Fire victims from Bear Lake move into new homes as A W Perkins, Florence Sweetland and the Chas St John, Hassam, Hawkins, and Peterson families rehouse after last Fridays blaze. Relatives visit, funeral notices, church program recitals, and community aid follow with residents from Jamestown Erie and Corry aiding in recovery and rebuilding efforts.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lane
May
A. W. Perkins
Mayville
Wred Blutcher
Betty
Linedyie
W. Fivans
Florence Sweetland
Coods
Tie Jiambra
Chas
St. John
Harry Wilstead
Corry
Ivatt Schrieves
Gerald
North East
Elsie¢ Hassam
Gerald Carter
Mary Peter Son
Ivan
Hawkins
Jamestown
Ella Hawkins
Elsie Hassam
Rlsie Hawkins
Ella ‘Tillotson
Will Hayising
Myron Cook
Franz Hawkins
Niobe
Fred Harter
Busti
Glenn Tillot
John Bentley
Erie
Nellie Gordon
Columbus
Rose Evans
Geneva Gordion
H. J. Scholton
Willis Price
Sgaby
Richard
Lula Hinckley
Clifford Pullom
Centerville
Rey
Fullom
W. GC
T. A
W. D. Fullom
United Brethren Church
Nuh
Macalister
Rev. Pullom
GT. Bergman
Ot Goory
Corsy
Miss Macbeat
Mr. Bergman
Florente Price
Sydn B. Hawking
Baar Lake
Ni H. MacAlister
Bergman
Rev Jhillom
Uncle of Corry Residents Dead
Benjamin Gilson aged 81 died Friday at his son’s home in Buffalo after a lingering illness. Born September 10, 1849 in Tenngtt Settlement north of Titusville, he moved to Hyde Town about twenty years ago and ran a lumber mill at Hydetown. He served as Justice of the Peace in English Settlement then Hydetown until his death. Kennedy residents Milton Meabon and Milton Meabon’s wife were in town visiting neighbors.
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Gerain Gilson
Ana Mys
Ari
Benjamin Hi Gilson
Bae Gilson
Buffalo
Fotle
Mr. Gilson
Tengttat
Titusville
Hyde
Ile
Hydetown
Yes
Nis Geath
Musical entertainment at Elgin Sunday by Peters family
The Peters family and local residents gathered for sacred music broadcast on WLW Col City. Reports note church activities and social movement days, with travel plans and community updates including Mrs Baslington and Mrs Clark visiting relatives, and a note of a fatal shovel incident in Lewistown involving Mrs Young Jr and Clarence Grinmel.
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Tegan
Peters
Warren
Senlay
Mt. 4
Ciel
Mne
Pany
Enjoyonto
Petersha
Yadio
Col City
Belil
Hull
Cunbion
Olek McCray
Way Valley
G. B. Clarch
Wir
Amd
Elruck Bolt
Robert Smith
Palmer
Hsborne Palmer
Corry
Charles Miso
Charles Laud
Lad
Twyin
Jamite
Lewistown
Joseph Young Jr
Clarence Grinmel
Grinmel
Youngs
Chimmela
Man Sentenced for Burglary and Related Crimes
Buonistius Brunosid, 26, pleaded guilty in Erie County Court to breaking and entering and larceny. He was ordered to serve four to nine years in state prison, with time to be served after a prior sentence. Stopher Sallows, 20, also pleaded guilty to a separate charge and was sent to Huntingdon reform diary.
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Buonistius Brunosid
Giail
Phillips
Rau
Bely
Revernl
Erie County Court
Dllateigy
Waspeburad
Western Penitentiary
Friva
Grunorki
Ted Wenps
Wosteenth Street
Biateslinggh Waterubile
Stopher Sallowis
Huntingdon Reformdiary
Gorrys Salt of Which Fight Landis Shine
The fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble mentioning AY Gorrys salt of which fight with stray words like esiden and Landis shine, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
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Landis
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Concord
F. M. Bates
Mary Stickney
K. J. Scott
Milizabeth Barrett Browning
Hughial Postess
Robert Browning
England
Ireland
Ioland
Northern
Canada
Laike Wannsee
Berlin
Germany
Ly Central Press
Astheiaion, Tue
Jejpvik
Teoland
Svn
Mir. Bergman
Uel
Aiue
Leaf
Miss Button
Miss Macbeaf
Reagie
N. H MacAlister
Tillotson
Dorothy
Hilton Tillotson
Falconer
Clement Shannon
Robert
Peterson
Clyde Hotchkiss
Maude Shelkey
Westfield
N. Y
Belle Cornish
Sands
Bom
Chandlers Valle
A. J. Sands
P. F. Crowe
Randolph
Ni Y
F. J. Crowe
WD. Fullom
Tony Cornish
Thomas Broctor
Beaverdam
Lily, Steele
Meadville
Tess
Fist Fire Company
Faeework
Ned_Price
Wiipno
M. Y
Glenn H. Tillotson
Eugerle Perking
Ralph
Bris
Ivan J. Hawkins
David
Ruth Parlee
Lakewood
Ray Fariee
Manwaring
Lottaville
Thel Hand
Walth Hawkins
Will Hawkins
Ruth Reese
Hubert Meahie
Milton Meaton
Kennedy
N.Y
Meabons
Milton Meabon
the Mary
Elgin
Peterson Family
Tielios Wis
Leaming White Cap
Bloody Butcher
Lancaster Sure Crop
Westbranch Sweepstar
Eureka
Genesee Valley
Flint
Longfellow Flint
Stanley's Crow
Semesan Jr
Ivan E. Hawkins
Bear Lake, PA
Montgomery Ward & Co
North Center Street
W. Ii
Pen
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