Erie man charged in fatal baseball-bat attack on relative
Martin Vrghile, 67, of Erie, was arrested after injuring his nephew Toulscouyke, 33, with a baseball bat during a home dispute. Toulscouyke was hospitalized at Hamot with serious condition after the assault. Police say the fight began after a drinking bout. witnesses describe the uncle and nephew scuffling and Yurke defending himself with a bat. Mrs Theresa Yurke reported an argument prior to her departure and the subsequent disappearance of her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Vrghile
Street
Pneumoila
Toulscouyke
Wirke
Hamot ‘Hospital
Polce
George Christoph
Wike
Julius Stanko
East 4Th
Firder
Yurke
Stanko
Vroblic
Yorke
Theresa Yurke
Hon É
Butler Plant Wins Railcar Orders Amid Industry Demand
Oct 4 reports Erie Railroad placed an order for 200 five ton steel hopper cars with Pullman Standard Manufacturing Butler plant. Wheeling and Lake Erie ordered 400 cars last week, Central Railroad of Brazil ordered 500 cars. Butler plant expected to receive a share of 600 cars entered by Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Erie Railroad
Pulman-Standard Manufacturing Company
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Pullman Company
Central Railroad of
Brazil
Bessemer and Lake Eve Railroad
American Foundry Wins Big Army Tank Contract
The War Department awarded a $6,000,009 contract to American Canon Foundry Company of New York for 12 ton high speed tanks. Assistant Secretary Louis Wire said the order is among the largest private industry contracts for the Army in recent months, with processing through Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois.
State Firemen Name Officers at Convention
Delegation of members from the Stanford Hose Company will attend the Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association session. Lewistown was chosen as the 1940 convention city. Timothy McCarey of Chester elected president. Six vice presidential candidates were nominated, to be named today. Nominees include Thomas Place Norristown and others. Charles EB Clark elected secretary. James Aumen treasurer. Rev. Charles N Nicholas chaplain. All three officers were unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Eric Lonight
Pennsylvania Firemen's Association Ney
Lewistown
Timothy McCarey
Chester
Essovia~ Lion
Thomas Place
Norristown
Lewis O. Carson
Hughesville
Hiram Ganser
Lester Daly
Wilkes-Barre
William McClay
Uniontown
Joseph Laney
Eric
Charles EB. Clark
Wayne
James Aumen
Gettysburg
Charles N
Nicholas
Pottsville
Strike Threat Looms at New York Shipbuilding Plant
Workers at the New York Shipbuilding Company, where six warships are under construction, faced a looming strike as handbills urged them to stay on the job during contract talks. The existing one year pact expired at 7 46 a m, with 6 000 workers entering the yard amid negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camu
W. J
New York Shipbuilding Company
Beckerink home wedding scene in Clymer area
School notes describe seventh grade social studies work on local government with models of local sites and a charity project. Eighth grade maps world events weekly with arrows linking stories to places Globally organized clubs include Girl Scouts and student council. A wedding at the Beckerink home for Helen Groscut and Howard Beckerink is reported with guests from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hielr
Clymer
Kroupa
Church Services and Meetings Across North Clymer
Local church notices list morning worship at 12:00 led by Rev Ralph Pind Joy with a sermon The Mercy of God at Epworth Today at 7s evening prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 a.m There will be a three supper for the pastor and wife North Clymer Sunday school at 10:00 evening service 7 30 Young Peoples meeting 8 30 Morching worship at 10:30 Rev Gerrit Timmer preaching on A Consecrated Church Sunday school 12:00 Junior 5 at 6 90 topic How Should God s House Be Used Leader Deleo Gravink Evening service 7 30 with subject A New Song Senior G B at 8 45 topic M an encing Others for Christ Leader Howard Rhebergen Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 My Need of Christ Christ s Need of Me Ladies Mission and Aid Society meets Friday 2 o clock assisted by Lena Te Culver Edith Crascutt Nellie Heslink Gorn Deuink and Mithle Ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghureis Suudiy Wohpal
Ralph Pind
God
Epworth Tawie
Wodueadiy
Sback
Gerrit
Timmer
Deleo Gravink
Switherman
G. B
Howard Rhebergen
Christ
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Lena Te- Culver
Edith Crascutt
Nellie Heslink
Gorn Deuink
Mithle ‘Ton
Mrs Harold Deuink Honored At Pink And Blue Party
Mrs Claude Lictus hosted a party honoring Mrs Harold Duevik. Guests played games, with Mrs Ralph Hill and Mrs Marton Gallup winning prizes. A luncheon followed. decorations were pink and blue and guests received favors. The honor guest received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lictus
Harold Duevik
Twentieth Century Club Opens Year With Meeting
The Twentieth Century Club held its first meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ora Garlischs home. New president Eile Ruslink presided with officers including Myrtle Wallace as vice president and Grace Spitzer as secretary. Music by Albert Manuel and Jean Schruers, with readings by Harriett Newhouse, preceded a talk by Dr. Pauline Stitts of Jamestown on home accident prevention. Visiting club presidents spoke, a two course luncheon followed, and several guests from Ripley Sherman Brocton attended along with local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Garlisch
Eile Ruslink
Fire
Myrtle Wallace
Grace Spitzer
Jean Bridges
Harriett Newhouse
Vera Victus
Mildred Christensen
Ora Carlisch
Albert Manuel
Jean Schruers
Mabel Schruers
Manuel
Europe
Pauline Stitts
Jamestown
N. Y
Charles Rickenbrode
Ripley
Willabeth Hart
Sherman
Thayer
Brocton
Ethel Wassink
Vera Lictus
Eitie Rassink
Ida Johnson
Eva Fitt
Florence Arnini
Fanny Rice
Ripley and Dunham
Mrs Gibbs
4H Club Elects Officers for the Year
The 4 H Club met in the science room Wednesday to elect officers for the year. Elected were President Virginia Vruink vice president Robert Humphrey secretary and treasurer George Christensen news reporter Ruth Schurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Alice Whit‘ney
Virginia Yruvnk
Robert Humphrey
George Christensen
Winifred “Pitt
Dale ‘Spencer
Doris Kolstes
Nyla Wallace
Gabriels Ibiney
4 H
Follwing
Virginia Vruink
Ruth Schurman
Speaks October 11 at Clymer School
Geoffrey P Morgan, author of The Belle of Bagdad, will speak at Central School on Wednesday October 11. A longtime educator and lecturer, Morgan is welcomed back by many schools that have heard him before. Parents and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey P. Morgan
Quarterly meeting of Sway School held in prayer room
Tuesday evening the Sunday school group met for a quarterly session led by Rev. Timmer who oversaw devotionals and business. A Christmas program was planned with primary teachers and committees to be appointed. Mrs. Cora Ruslink led closing prayers. Leon Tenkuisen injured his hand and Tenkuisen cut his eyeball with a corn stalk while filling a silo. both treated by Dr. John Hickman. Neva Wardes Amy Newhouse and Minnie Tori attended a Mission Conference at Edwards Chapel Saturday. Further Clymer items noted on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emine
Alday
M. Wasalak
Syracuse
Gleason
Fredonia
Davids
Boylan
Frewsburg
He Clymer Tenn
Maynard Wallace
Paul Edwards
Preston Smith
Harold TenHuisen
Harry Jacobs
Jeff Jackle
Russell Damcott
Leff
Junior Gabriel
Morris Legters
Backfeld
Glenn, Neckers
Gordon Newhouse
Thornton Newhouse
Dale ‘Spencer
Josptain
John Neckers
Pirates
Timmer
Cora Ruslink
Leon Tenkuisen
Tenkuisen
John Hickman
Jamestown
Neva Wardes
Amy Newhouse
Minnie Tori
Edwards Chape
Missionary Conference Held by Western Rochester Classis
The Aliuk Missionary Conference of the Western Rochester Classis met in Ute Abbe Returmed oharch with good attendance. Mrs. Gerrit Timmer presided afternoon and Rev. T. Timmer led the evening. Speakers included Miss Ruth Jackson on her work in Bah Rain and Miss Mabel Blount on Annville. A ladies quartet performed and officers for the catalog year were named. Delegates from Buffalo included Clyne Filane and Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Gerrit Timmer
Henry Brains
Ruth Jackson
Arabia
Bahrain
Mabel Blunle
Ken- Hwweks
Annville
Gertrude Grasvinic
Tria ‘Tenhaken
Doris Neckers
Bernice McCann
Joseph Esther
Buffalo
Maurite Tyson
Fred Wardes
Edgar Teculyer
Tithmer
Joseph Este
Maurice Tyson
Young Ladies Mission Band
Miss Blunte
Miss Jackson
Iron Buffalo
Clyne Filane Clymer
Newly Named Legion Officers Installed In Sherman County
Newly elected officers of the Amex can Legion, Damvott Jonna Pash, were installed at Sherman New York Monday evening by the county commander and staff. Dinner at Gretchen's Kitchen at Jamestown honored birthdays of Mrs Crostiltt and Mrs Spitzer. visits included Mrs Ami Newhouse and Mrs Havel Meerdinke with Mrs Margaret Warnshuls of Sherman, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wassink of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Damvott Jonna Pash
Amexcan Legion
Sherman
Ripley
Sherman, N. Yy
Elmer Croscuit
Clareice Spitzer
Gretchen
JamestoWn
Boux
Crostiltt
Spitzer
Ami Newhouse
Havel Meerdinke
Margaret Warnshuls
Kenneth Wassink
Michigan
Yankee Hitless Frame Clinches Win in Rough Night
In a patchy baseball game, the Yankees defeated the Reds with a decisive run in the hitless frame. DiMaggio anchored the New York offense while Parker and Keller contributed timely plays, as Cincinnati exploit gaps and miscues. The Reds labored for runners with Pearson and Werber producing a few moments, but the Yankees sealed the victory with solid defense and clutch pitching.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LD Erie
Magneses
Vieni
Butler Company
Unisa
N. Y. Ship Company
Rexall
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Vicks Nose
Vietchers
Alla-Seltzer
Sunnyfield
Sultana Mackerel
Jane Parker
Josie
Wisner
Beckerink
Bow. Ay
WEEN
Tyan Heslink
Ivan Legters
Lorraine Holthouse
Darrow
New York
Sone
Agriculture Teachers
Fyri
Helen Croscutt
Howard Beckerink
Oleothal
Lawrence Beckerink
Helen Groscutt
Geo. Groscutt
Find
Lawrence Béckerink
Mauricé ‘Tyson
Ie Poren
Dalilla
Irma
Eleanor Croscutt
Loyd Emink
Toh Ingrin
Donald Croscutt
Beckerin
Jett
Clymer Hil
Ridgway
Chattaligus
Mayville
Westfield
Edna Ming
Pred Mina
Hamot
Eri
Chris Christensert
Pittsburgh
Clayton Bridges
Gilbert Ton
Clarence Spitzer
Clifford Kowman
The
American Legion
Falconer
Herbert Hart
To Isthmus
Panama
Henry H. Wassink
East Main Street
R. X Williams
Biddy
Gail
Wither Querreveld
Carrie Williams
R. X. Wilams
Donald Spitzer
Lupile
Alstes
Timi
AY Aun
Tue Clymer
Mbert Neckemhs, JR Son
Studebaker
J. L. Meerdink Olymer
N.Y
North Clymer
Young Peoples
Abbe Church
Harold Deuink
Florence
Ieresra
Trapeedu BP
Croscutt & Gallup Clymer
Letters Bros. Market
Moreau
Bacon
20Th Century Club Meeting
Clyde Courtwright
J. K. Whippo
Courtwright
Raymond Wassink
Henry Grayvnk
Elmer Croscuti
North East
Claude Lidys
Howard Duevik
South Dayton
Henry Legters
Hattie ‘Tewinkle
Ben Neckers
Albert Neckers
Edgar Teoulver
Jennie Renskers
Garret Newhouse
Garret Tenpas
C. E. Spitzer
Wein & Sat
Sekar
Clymer School
Sway School
Pagt Five
Missionary Conference
McCormick-Deering
Clymer N.Y
BER Company
Yankee
Pearson Pitchin
Monte Pechoshit Gan
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Walters
Secc
REDS
Mee Maggio
Yankees
Myers
Goodo
Rims
Bers Myers
Dablkre
Crosetti
McCormick
Keller
Fio
Keller Rey
Selkirk Gran
Cormick
Threckers
Iwile
Werber
Dickeman
Crose
Bardi
DiMaggi
Walters Mick
Bu Pearson
Dahlgren
Danugcer Pearson
Selkirk
Ted
Prey
Iva
Dina
Yanihes Pearson
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