Brotherhood in Father and Son Banquet Bear Wake
Brotherhood of the Un Brethren church held a father son banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs Grades Goodrich with Rev G M McIntyre as principal speaker. Lively music by Tanner and son Jack followed by a served supper. Attendance included Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stranigan
Columbus
J. Cy Munnaing
Stephen Davidmen
Brie
B. Wilcox
Andrey
Carol Wilcox
Jamestown
Fatally
J. C. Manwaring
Town Line
Lie
J. ©. Manwaring
Vere Bennett
Brancis Polley
Spring Creek
Wrhntmather
Julia. Sands
Ivan B. Hawkins
R. Wegieston
UT Pharch
Frewsburg
M. D
South Hill
E. Clark
Lottaville
Milton’ Meavon
Ivan Hawkins
Clara Cornell
Merle
Ruth Cornel
Jean Manwaring
Wisie Hawkins
Robert Hawkins
Manicure Complete for Zoo Elephant at Philadelphia
Pat C. Emerson Brown, director of the Zoological Gardens, completed his biggest task of the year by supervising the annual nail manicuring of Josephing the zoo’s famed female elephant at the Philadelphia facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pat C. Emerson Brown
Zoological Gardens
Brown
Josephing
Clymer Grange Names Officers and Activities
Clymer Grange held a regular session with Sister Lettie Hewes chairing. Officers were confirmed, a new member proposal received, and a rein statement considered. The program lists officers including Mrs. L. P. McCray as worthy master and several other roles, with notes of upcoming readings and community events at Abbe Reformed Church and various local meetings and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Habink
Albert Arnink
Sheriden Wallace
Leon Pardinieutekeeper
Mary Simmelinit
Ceres
Cora Deuink
Pomona
Lettie Hewes
Flora
Alburt Bennink
G. HL Tenpas
Paul Meerdink
I. R. Phipps
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orth Clymer Union
Clymer
Ladies Aid Society
M. H
Aid Society
North Clymer
Marion Gallup
Ladies ‘Aid Society
Mayville
Deoara
Alfred Newhouse
Merl
Merl Newhouse
Mas
Katie
Fred TeWinkle
Wilcox Lewis
Corry
Bridge
Albert Arnitik
Lillian Schermerhorn
Jamestown
Frank Wilcox
FR. D
Mira
Brown
S.C. Ton
Mayvilllais
Board of Supervisors
Milton "Ton Hay
Pierce Arrow Automobile Co
Buffalo
Gilbert Tom
Mir
Auth Mies Garret Wilrink
Ae ‘Hill
Sciota Man Remembered On Birthday Celebration
A Sciota resident was surprised on his birthday as about twenty friends and relatives gathered at his home. The evening included cards and a lunch of oyster stew cake and coffee. Numerous local residents from Corry Union City Westfield and nearby areas visited and called over the weekend and following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
Gorstort
Nia
Roy Borstortf
Corey
Sdwin Borstortf
Union City
Witred Westley
Henry Bureh
Corry
MLV
Willams
Tone and
Zoe
Columbus
Robert Jong
Nina Brown
Lizzy Crowell
Frank Seamens
Chariette
Mordhy
Shakes Akam
Will Saunders
Westfield
Wilfred Westley
Merle Watyous
Wrante Harvey
William Heslini
Ivan
Hazel Beckerink
Peter Seluman
Bessie van Winkle
Sunny
Pala Watrous
Rolla Peterson
Erie
Mayor vetoes fireworks ban in Pittsburg
Pittsburg November 1 Mayor McNairy vetoed Council President Robert Garland's ordinance that would prohibit sale or use of fireworks without a permit from the safety department. The veto faces likely defeat as the council favors the bill. McNairy cited Thomas Jefferson and argued against further restrictive measures unless proven necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittssu.tgh
McNair
Robert Garland
Safety Department
McNairy
Thomas Jefferson
McNail de
Talked Four Days Kansas City Man Talks of Religion
Lloyd Hurfey a 21 year old man in Kansas City suffered a nervous ailment that caused four days of continuous talking without food or sleep He answered questions intelligently and spoke mainly of religion amid a chaotic report involving stray canaries and a damaged school incident with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lloyd Hurfey
Milk Price Rise Urged By League Head In New York
New York November 11 The Dairymen's League Cooperation Association urged the state dairy division in Albany to raise class 2 and 8 milk prices by 30 cents per 100 pounds due to a cold weather caused shortage. Open market milk supplies have tightened with some dealers paying premiums. drought and high western feed costs threaten further production cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dairymen's League Cooperation Asgociation, Inc
Albany
Dairymen’s League
Association
Syracuse
Sexauer
New York City
London primps up for royal wedding week
London gears up for the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina wedding on November 28 with Wedding Week beginning November 25. City businesses expect millions in spending and visitors as preparations ramp up, with stands along the processional route, extensive flood lighting, and special travel tickets. About 4 000 guests will attend the Abbey ceremony, including journalists and dignitaries, while venues host gala events and theatres plan special performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Kent
Prince George
Marina
Greece
Buckingham Palace
Bucking Ham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Duchess of York
May Drop City Per Capita Tax
City council faces discussion next week on Mayor Jamies F Rossiter’s proposal to drop the per capita tax and eliminate the occupational tax, a move that could reduce annual revenue by about 60,000 dollars and possibly raise the tax rate elsewhere. Director Thomas Melie fey voiced cautious concerns, noting existing assessments and tax cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmum
Suv
Jamies F Rossiter
Prisnee
Thomas Melie Fey
Weltes
Imost
Columbia
Suritity Gira
Tinivarsity
Missouri
Sauer Kraut Dinner Planned by St Edward’s Group
The St Wawara’s association held a meeting yesterday to finalize plans for a Sauer Kraut dinner to be served Tuesday evening at St Edward’s hall starting at 5 o’clock. The public is invited, with Mrs Leo Hoylen chairing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wawara’s Arent Rescuers Association
St. Edward's Hall
Leo Hoylen
Mrs McKelvey Recovers From Crash Injuries
Spring Creek, Nov. 11. Mrs McKelvey recovers from injuries after an automobile accident while en route home. She spent the week-end with relatives, returning by Pittsburgh Monday evening. The local community notes numerous visits, visits to Warren, Corry, and Youngstown, plus family and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Tir
Robert Donadaon
Betty Fuyper
Mole Pitttburgh
Roy Merritt
Coutersport
Bll. Campbell
Earl Hanbroucke
Chevy
Daisy Branch
Warren
Lon Bates
Emima Allin
Wil
Athur Brundage
S.C. Wead
Clyde Wynn
Kelvey
Aby Matuson
Corry
Florence Damon
Columbuis
Nei
Pred Smith
Raymond Smit
Lilian Smith
Youngstown
Supiay
Cleve Damon
Familly
Mossiney
Sheldon
Betty Kafferlin
Holinhore State Teachers’ College
Paul Kafferlin
Franke Burroughs
West Hickney
Jon
Kay
Gladys Harrie
Sheffield
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Com. Melntyre
James
Bear Lake
Lawrence Bordwell
Wesleyville
Kim Yeooduat
Wath Toughuty
Che Hiing
Alon Miiwari
W U Builfoin
Dorothy ‘Tillotson
Wes
Hose Eyans
Nellie Gorvin
Mr. Man
Em Eho
Reese
Clymer Grange
L. P. McCray
Grange
Boy
Sam
James Brown
Charles Hurlant
Byron Hurlburt
Dr. O'Hare
Carry
Ernest Wallace
Arthur Howles
Carl Markello
Albert
Arnink
Watts Flats
Jerrell Arnink
C. G. Norton
Meadville
Florence Norton
Roy Gravink
Relatves
Rochester
Irving Tyler
Kennedy
Va Tyler
Irma
Allan Johnson
Watta Plate
Jgueat
Walter Marsh
Clinton Meracle
South Dayton
Benjamin ‘Te Winkle
Henry Legters
Ida Johnson
Lee Jacobs
Olin Allen
7. Sikes
North East
Elmer Croscutt
John Legters
Norman Pierce
Kane
Young Women’s Mission Band
Abbe Reformed Church
Clifford Segter
Homer Kolstee
Cars Timmer
Mirs
Amy Newhouse
Pismo
Parl Brooks
Gertrude Grayvnk
Avalon Kniphui~sen
Mra
Luella Cordia
Harriet Newhouse
Sara Compton
Laura Carlisch
Ember
Doroty Conk
Phoebe
Gilbert Vander Schasif
Puge Douty
Misa Louise Davida
Roberts Thompson
Charles Borstor
Qiher
Myrna Briggs
Vivien Peterson
Arthur Miller
Harold Morris
Olean
N.yf
Oscar Raymond
Murray Raymond
Ww. H. Burnett
Edith Miller
Herome
Billy
Sax School
League
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Insull
Young Insull
Floyd Thompson
Tower
Mississippi River Valley
Mrs. McKelvey
Member
Federal Reserve System
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