Clymer Seniors Stage Farce for Charity and Play
The Clymer Seniors will present the melodramatic farce Seven Keys to Baldpate at Clymer Central school on November 10 at 8 p.m. Principal roles include Elijah Quinby and Doris Russell with a cast of thirteen. Proceeds fund a church carpet purchase. Nearby civic groups held meetings and social events, including church circles, charity gatherings, and community visits across Clymer and Jamestown areas.
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Baldpate
Yictors
Clymer
Dairymen’s League
Young Women's Mission Band
Abbe Reformed Church
North Clymer
United Brethren Church
Ont Croscatt
The
Buffalo
Earl Reed
Fred Ford’r
Glenn Meerdink
Will Meerdink
Jamestown
Kenneth Kooman
W. Meerdink
Ida Johnson
Clinton, Meracle
South Dayton
Meracle
Quentin
Clymer Central School
Elijah Quinby
Frederick Rhebergen
Quinby
Doris Ruslall
William Hallowell Maree
Clarence Belknap, Jr
John Bland
Russell
Fidelis
Geral Timmer
Coral Compton
Mildred Schrues
Luella Crowell
Norman Hogenboom
Kenneth Schrurs
Frederic Vander Schaff
French Creek
Belle Becke
Inkill
George Croscutt
Morgan's Corners
Frank Kolstee
Albert Kolstee
Gladgy Kolstee
Loren Upper
Dairymen's League
Wm. van Erden
Beasle van Erden
E. J. Hinsdare
Merle Babcack
Preston Smith
Everett Legters
Melvin Roslink
Albert Rosline
Mayville
Ralph Pitt
George Letters
Leonard Beckerinl
Dena Speelburg
Benjamin Neckers
Alice Whitney
First Congregational Church
Ed Fsherman
Union City
Larger clover seed crop reported in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg announces a larger than usual clover seed harvest in Pennsylvania this season. State Secretary of Agriculture J. Hansell French warns farmers to ensure seed purity and germination and to advertise seed testing results as required by law, otherwise vendors face up to 200 dollars in penalties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell French
Gifford Pinchot
Republican Party
Pennsylvanian Power Struggle Between Pew Grundy and Annenberg
A speaker denounces Pew and Grundy as aiming to seize Harrisburg to unload tax burdens on average Pennsylvanians. Moe Annenberg is named as leading the drive for state control to favor horse race betting schemes and to oust leaders aligned with Pinchot. The speaker warns of dire consequences for church groups, labor, relief recipients, farmers, and small businesses if Annenberg and Pew gain control on Tuesday.
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Pew
Grundy
Harrisburg
Annenberg
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