Education Week Observed Here With Citywide Plans
City officials announce American Education Week observance from November 18 to 25. Mayor Alexander urges church cooperation and exercises through home, school, and church education programs. Slogans promote patriotism, literacy, equal opportunity, and community involvement with activities at schools, churches, and public venues.
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Alexander
Olwest
American Legion
Amarigan
Mlag—Uie
Tion
Hetter
New York Produce Market November Prices And Markets
An OCR heavy listing details November 13 market notes across dairy butter creamery milk and packed goods, with items including butter creamery, highr market extras, cheese, packing stock and various dairy products. Also covers live poultry, dressed poultry, cornmeal, barley, wheat, oats, hay, hay and hogs with scattered price notes and shifts. Notable mentions include state dairy, Parkeyn, Moore, and Thanksgiving era supply signals.
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Bigeicc
Stanly
Secon
Moore
Sverige Tii
Manitoba
Woertern
Brian Hay
Tre
Fania Iuoie
Kearsarge Man on Trial for Slaying Wife
Vincent Mezzacapo faces murder charges in the August 20 slaying of his wife Caroline at their Kearsarge home. Court was crowded as District Attorney Blass outlined the case, with testimony and hostile statements from two of the defendant’s sons, Frank and Thomas, about conflicting accounts.
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Erie
Pen Opienns
Vincent Mezzacapo
Caroline
Kearsarge
Rte
Urigh P. Rositer
Tratlar
Arthur Blass
The
Commonwealth
Mezzacapo
Thomas Mezacapo
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage style remedy claims Bowles Red Pepper Rub provides rapid warming of congested areas to ease chest cold, rheumatic pain, backache, and stiff muscles. The ad touts pepper heat penetrating deeply within minutes, urging use for relief and mentioning a trademark hook new and old readers would recognize.
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Aril
Rowloi
Funeral for eight month old Paul Geist held in Clymer
Funeral services for Paul Geist eight months old were held at the family home October 4 with Rev. Clare officiating. He is survived by his parents Roy and Mrs Crix and two brothers and one sister. Mrs J Wood attended Mrs Barah Sullivan’s funeral in Corfin as many from Clymer and vicinity visited in the pleasant weather.
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Clymer
Paul Geist
Clare
Roy Crix
J Wood
Barah Sullivan
Corfon
Jomnem
Vision Health Assessment and Eye Valuation by Wright
The notice urges readers to seek an honest thorough accurate eye valuation from Wright to assess vision health. It emphasizes avoiding guesswork and treats good vision as a key progress asset while defective vision is a drawback.
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Wright
Psi Senay
Community Socials and a New Dam at Clymer
A list of local visits and social events includes Mel Ophres Mek Arnis Mev Haw ind Mix and others at Watts Mate for officery in the Re bekah lodge, Buffalo visitors Mr and Mrs Albert Neckers, and Pittsburgh shoppers Mr and Mrs John Neckery. The Clymer Power Corporation reports completion of a concrete dam spillway and pull gates, enabling one man control and reduced water waste. At a Parent Teachers meeting, hot lunches were voted and the program featured solos and duets by local residents followed by refreshments and a star-spangled finale.
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Mel, Ophres
Mek Arnis
Mev
Haw Ind
Mix
Will Querrveld
Agligtmehon
Watts Mate
Rebekah Lodge
Albert Neckers
Buffalo
John Neckery
Pittsburgh
Arthur Schemerhory
Frank Wilcox
Jamestown
Glifford Rickerson
Bradford
Kittle Sheldon
Mary Hinkley
Chautauqua
Clymen Power Corporation of
Clymer
Tempas
Provident
Glymar Power Corporation
Tampad
Merlin
Heateice Johipons Wiyalo
Mire Hinkley
Shido
Wolin
Willur Kots
Santa Nockyo
Walter Schrugss
Gertrude Rhebergen
Mrs. Pitt
Clymer Church Events and Community Notes
Thga members of the church and con prestition of the First Methodist church o pave their pastor Rey Holy Clark a recipiton Friday eventing. Several young people of Clymer, friends of Miss Ruth Bustton, of Panama, spent Friday evening with Rep at her home in Panama. All enjoyed an excellent time. Miss Button served fine refreshments. Mrs. George Tibsts of Jamestown was the guest of Mrs. George Vanderscuff over the weekend. Also Mrs. Hue vey of Oil City was a guest on the Vanderscuff home. Som there wed Ms William Van Erden, October 81, a daughter. Miss Mildred Clark is a recent guest of relatives in Ashville, N.Y. Stanley Nichols of the insurance firm of Williams & Nichols, of Corry, has purchased the insurance agency of Bad Beckerings. the agency will henceforth be known as the Clymer Insurance Agency. Miss Iva Neckers, who has been employed by the firm for some time, will fill Bealve charge of the offer. Word was received from a relative: death of Neal Colts, which occurred at Los Angeles, California. Neal Colt was the only child of parents Minnie Johnson Cook and former residents of Clymer, and the parents have the sympathy of the community in their sad loss.
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First Methodist Church
Rey Holy Clark
Clymer
Ruth Bustton
Panama
Rep
Button
George Tibsts
Jamestown
George Vander
Huevey
Oil City
Vandersculf
Som Ther
William van Erden
Mildred Clark
Ashville
N.Y
Stanley Nichols
Itrm
Williams & Nichols
Corry
Te Insurance Agency
Bad Beckerings
Clymer Indu
Ance Agency
Iva Neckers
Frm
Lyme
Neal Colts
Los Angeles
Nox
Neal Coin
Farts
Minnie Johnson Cook
Merhs
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Yelinoly
Boyard Wirh
N. Y
DeMauai
W. Washington St
Bell
Yre
Paris Medicine Company
SE Lou
Cooper and Rugby Underwear
Storm King
M. Colette
Heswae
Lambstone
Cooper
North Center St
the Roberts Shop
Fie
Cole
E- E. Guignon
Center St
Corry Pa
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