Clymer Red Cross chapter and community events
Nov 22 report from Clymer highlights a Red Cross chapter formation, union services at M B and Abbe churches, and sermons by Rev. L R Phipps and Rev. G Timmer. Community clubs, operetta plans at Clymer High, W C T U program, and local lodge volleyball games are noted along with numerous social visits, illnesses, and school activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Reve
L. R. Phipps
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lng
He Brotherhood
Twentieth Century Club
Jennie Brown
Cora ‘Timm
Cora Lindberg
Sherman
G. J. Ruslink
Claude ‘Ictus
Rendt
E. L. Carlisch
Winifred Christensen
Otis Skinner
Walter i Hansoxi
Watherine Cornell
Otis Cornell
Kitty
Seattle
Aview
Green Pastures
America
American Legion of
Ida Legters
W.c. TU
J. P. Winter
Leo McCann
Gertrude Grevink
Clifford Legters
A. R.phipps
G. Timmer
G. H. Teipss
Walter Schruer
Clarence Rhebergen
Anna Neckers
Mikel Phipps
Ofschoals
Dorothy Connelly
Clymer
Towty Hall
Jane Yanik Sem
Ethe
Webster
San
Constante Markello
Georgia Hanks
Thorntmn Newhouse
Prince ‘Ton ‘Ton
Cerlo Markello
Prime Otto
Donald Spitzer
Peach Blossom
Hsther Quetrivel
Peach Stone
Janet Wiggers
Even Maits
Varna Esthelmen
Barbare Potter
Dotis Hawles
Emogene Groters
Nina Murkella
Wilfred Abébergen Palit Beau ‘Mink
Barbara Jertipk
Carol Ms Cann
Winifred Pitt
Pringem ‘Tats
Annie Mill
Price Toto
Hare Jiems
Ambatuadnri
Soe Murketta
50th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Bear Lakh
Mrs. Seuithering Carr of Sugar Grove and family marked a 50th wedding anniversary with visits from relatives including Bobby Merrill of Youngsville and Clyde Hawkins of Bradford. Church services and Thanksgiving plans featured in community notices. many locals visited, called, or traveled between Jamestown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lakh
Seuith-ering Carr
Sugar Grove
J) Carr
Bobby Merrill
Youngaville
Cornish
Misa Atth Hawkins
Ethel Bond
Hawskins
Clyde Hawkins
Bradford
Celoron
L. A. Lopus
Willis
Robert
Kennedy
N.Y
T. Darr
Lulu. Hinckley
Mina Lulu Hinckley
Panama
Ilness
Mary Barry
Rocheaton
Robert Manafie
Seward Chandler
United Brethren Church
Ask, Pang
Grand Army of the Redeemed
M. Willis
Cleo Gack
Brotierfoot
S. Tanner
Upealington
Tda Cornish
Emma Rodgers
Hattie Ransom
Ruth
Mery Ransom
Jamestown
Albert Hurlburt
Jane
Hugh Rudgere
Watts
B. B. Cornish, Jr
Erie
Rey
W.D. Fullom
Donald Bradford
James Crosby
Diamond
Walter Black
HL Blair
Borough
Doane
C0. Anderson
Pusti
A. L. Pang
John, Puller
Stillwater
U. B. Parsonage
John Bentley
Hoseyang
Mary Wilson
Wi Village
Charles
Wilson
Warren
Katherine Garr
Kansas
Jamiestown
Texas
Battles’ Ald Society
Morence Sweetland
Florence Sweetland
Avnar
W. D. Pillom
Terry
United Brethren Christian Endeavor
Tf. B
Jamestown Orchestra
Aree
Franke Smock
Kenneth
Meadville
Ashur Burt
Port Alegany
I. B
Pang
Suingay
United Brethren In
Christchurch
A. W. Perkins
Mayville
Marvel Borgerding
Emste Club
Ada Engle
W. B. Lawiins
Scholers
Tyan J. Fidwhins
Frodgéw
Yieboltavine
Bomb at Erie blamed on labor trouble says original report
The Erie bombing occurred at 12 40 after a period of industrial strife. Police found two fuses 25 feet long and tied to a bomb, with guards stationed since earlier unrest. The Colonial theater, run by Victor Weschler, faced labor tensions as he dismissed union operators and declined to estimate damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese WU
Imat
Victor ‘Weschler
Weschler
Two raids at Titusville uncover illegal liquor production
Titusville reports state and federal officers conducting two raids on suspected illicit liquor operations. Steve Shantich and Mrs. Stannley Lowleks pleaded guilty at Alderman Tarr's arraignment and posted bail for February court appearance. Bail set at 506 and 1,000 dollars respectively. Additional local notices include a pre-Christmas fundraiser and community events at the United Brethren Church as residents recount visits and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Mitusville
Péter B. Tarr
Steve Shantich
Railroad Street
Hquor
Stannley Lowleks
South Merlin Street
T. E. Patehen
Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
M. E. Strider
Waren
Tituavii
John M, Prather
Six hurt in head-on crash east of Warren
Six persons were injured in a head-on auto collision on the Roosevelt Highway about 3:45 Friday afternoon, one mile east of Warren. Mrs Madeline Anderson and Mrs Ruth Anderson and others were treated at Warren General Hospital for fractures, concussions, and cuts. Both cars were demolished and towed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Nov. A
Roosevelt Highway
Ste
Ruth Anderson
First Avenue
Sohnsonburg
Maiteline Anderson
West Center Street
T Johnsonburg
Warren General Hospital
Leon Riley
Formsoburg
James
Robert Dunn
Shefield
Madeline Anderson
Johnsonburg
Dunn
Siefield
Vessers
Reena
Lowes
George Campbell
Waser Street
Royal Garages
Frog Reappears After Salmon Bite Release Mystery
A living frog was found in the stomach of a snsite Hl ed Here. When liberated it appeared dead then rapidly revived, opening its eyes and leaping to a nearby pond as spectators watched a puzzling incident unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah Salem
Ty Pho
Rst
Death linked to old hat in Tonawanda incident
An unusual accident in Tonawanda leads to a death after an old hat is implicated. The episode involves a dean's agent and a person named William Javans, with a vehicle collision during a river area event. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful as the hat tied to the scene emerges as a key clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onawanda
Dean
Ite
William Javans
Tonawania
Pheat Wan Hinwa
Mab
RWD Force To Be Increased As City Expands Work
Nov 24. Fourty four men will start on RWD jobs next Monday per Sanford McGovern Jr assistant tieauty administrator. Jobs include Columbus school and Franklin school assignments, W Lake road sanitary sewer, and library drive books binding. At present 1174 on RWD payroll in Harris county. Fortunate wallet found six years later by Amherst Oklahoma resident Walter Barris. He recovered $22 intact after roof repairs and tile removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Hooman
Morty Lactass
Gedoa Newhouse
Jean Schivers
Parl Brooks
Mudalc
Clymer High School
Hazel Dellink
Geneve Querrevald
Roberta ‘Thompson
Milas Davids
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bradford
Joe Anderson
Lillian Amidon
Mildred Haenet
Corry
Harry Schermertorn
Buall
Julia Antill
Spartansburg
Jennie Shepard
Wellaville
Villanova Lodge
Mohawk Lodge
Mohawk
Villanova
Louis Devins
James Brown
J. W. Newhouse
G. Hi
Tenpas
Henry Bennink
Mev
Lillian Vander Schaaft Lesters
Corry Hospital
Eva Schurman
Montis
Ivan Hatch
Garret Russith
J. W. Wilcox
William Paidrey
Silver Creek
George Saxton
Sydney
Franklin
W. C. Webster
Parent
Pasker
Shirley Stepleton
Carl Erickson
Bracton
C. #. Spitzer
Avalon Kalphuisen
T. J Neekers
French Creek
Ued
Kalphuisen
R. X. Williams
Williams
Lyke
Hornell
A. C. Miles
Titusville
Jennie Webster
Luella Cordia
Bridge Club
Imma Tyler
L. P. McCray
Contract Bridge
Dy Christensen
Mark Hayer
Alburt Armin
Mute Hon Bridge
Jerrard Arminit
Buffalo
de Ji
Sanford McGovern, Jr
Tieauty
Priday
Sheen
Columpus
Franklin School
Amherst,o
Walter Barris
Government acquires vast hem lockdown tract in Pennsylvania
Washington confirms the United States will acquire about 4 300 acres of Hemlock timber in McKean and Warren counties from Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company. The land near Kane and Sheldon becomes part of the Allegheny National Forest, preserving its natural state after a sale that would shift control from the timber firm to the federal government. About 400 men work for the company, with 150 in Shefield and 90 in the woods, and protests are anticipated if employment declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean
Warren
Central
Penn'n Lumber Company
KANE
Washington
United States
Hemibelt
Wayren
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Shef- Held
McKean County
Warren County
Poe
Bradster
CPL
C. P.L
Shefierd
Woods
Youll
Special P R R Holiday Fares Offer Thanksgiving Travel Bargains
Pennsylvania Railroad announces low priced round trip holiday tickets good for return by December 8th with coach and Pullman space options plus reduced sleeping car rates. One day excursion tickets also sold Thanksgiving Day for coach travel between select points. Evergreen Sprig Final Rites Held in Ashtabula for Rosetta Tourigee Fheins 88 Kingsville burial at sunset per her wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rosetta Tourigee Fheins
Kingsvill
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Sciota
Charles Akam
Peter Schurman
Archie Briggs
Marjorie
Frances Inman
H. R. Briggs
Lacy Hatuh
Addie Sehntraan
Charles Alam
North Clymer
Arland Briggs
W. J. Thomas
Union City
L. A. Thomas
Alton Peterson
Bon Orval
Ridney Kennedy
Martha Ann McIntyre
H. R. Briges
Kenneth Warren
Earl Pierce
Familly
Ivan Hateli
Swller
Hattie Costello
Wilfred Westley
Elmer Croscutt
Tvan Fiatah
Concord
Maurie Wickwire
Charles Borstorff
Fetty Bordton
Mus
Thesday
Addie Schuftan
H. Tes Jvis
J. B. Clark
Elgin
Wilfred Westley Anu
Sun- Way
Bethany
Spencer
Wamen
Aptnuers
Tasiene
Rea Wiure
Della Sample
Scully Center St. Hone
Red Cross
Clymer School
Clymer News
Loltsville
A. B. Churel
Bear Lake News
J. Albert Johnbin
Mertz’ Corners
Blaine Wallace
Alice Siedras
Dora Lunnberg
Mark Havertsma
RX. Wiliams Birs
K. P. McCray
Irma Tyler
Louie Davids
Ida Johnson
A. Schermerhar
Albert
Arninie
de Emma Hildus
Caro
Crupten
Alfred Newhouse
Tay Woaie
Rsars
Martin. Gidiup
Precishe Sry
Albert Kearna
Warren Hospital
P.R.R
Lomber Federal Reserve System
Yle
Tor
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