Freehold Fair Draws Crowd at Bear Lake News
A Bear Lake area pageant recounts a busy Freehold Community Fair at Lottsville with local families visiting, picnics, a Wiener roast, visiting instructors, and a mix of social events. Notables include Miss Lulu Hinckley and Miss Dorothy Tillotson among attendees and contributors. Winners at the fair include Milton Smith’s lime and Max Manwaring’s pony, with other prizes noted for local residents.
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Bear Gabm
Mise Miryvars
New York
Hio
Ry Evans
Fampy
Hany Wustand
Union Cy
Efilad
Fiso Hudson
Hdve Francia
Rose Yuna
Cotwauk
Maye
Stro
Vernelia Gordon
Airs
Luelle Price
Rickari
Corry
Misauty ‘Binckley
Charles Goorvich
Sheffield
Toy
Ivan Price
Lulu Hinckley
Vincent Goodrich
Goodrich
Ozro Vancpps
Falconer
Bilton Walsom
Francis Peterson
John Peterson
Ashville
Dorothy Tillotson
Allegheny College
G. H. Mitataan
Ladies Aid Society
U. S
Joe Chagman
Goshen Road
Mary Fullom
Clifford Fullom
Centerville
Ivan 5
Charles Goodrich
Wiobe
North Clymer
Bear Lake
Dan Cornish
Union City
B Cornish
Rural Electrification Push in Clymer Vicinity
In Clymer and surrounding areas an initiative led by the National Grange and state leaders aims to bring electricity to farms. A county committee is appointed, low rates are anticipated, and federal aid will support wiring and equipment on favorable terms. Community groups and local banks back the plan as they prepare surveys and public meetings to explain the rollout.
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Cymer
Mithowliss Episcopal
R.phippstus
Donat Spitzer
Lvan Hungberger
Nori Clymer
Tmited Brethren Church
Nort Clymer M
Fred J. Preestone
New York State
Chautauqua County
Pomona
John Jones
G. H. Pénpas
Clymer State Bank
Grange
State Grange
Freestone
Cypmey
Ue Farm Bureau
Q. H. Tenpas
Panama
Pomona Grange
W. M
L. P. McCray
RV. A. Hewes
Mary Simmoelinik
Mirs Albert Bennink
Queenta
Deventer
W. Il
James Gravink
Pomond Geonge
Irena Boitink
June Lockenhouse
Clymer Grange
KP. McCray
G. H.yenpa
Te Swettiter
VW. L
Ghavink
Delia Bennink
Holland
Mary Simmoline
Cora Dennie
Wallace
Habink Aid
Iéemiver
Prominent Bradford Merchant Dies Sudden Heart Attack
Archie O Gohn, 66, noted Bradford merchant and civic leader, died suddenly at home after lunch while interviewing a prospective housekeeper. He had lived alone since his wife’s recent death. A doctor was called but he did not survive.
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Ey Unites
Ris
Bradford
Archie O Gohn
Cohn
Alricken
Pesno Linced Coln
Stver Transferred to Columbus Post
Pittsburgh October 5 Major WW Bryer reports transfer of an engineer from Pittsburgh to Columbus for temporary duty. The report notes a beneficiary location change and notes the acting district focus of the War Department with mentions of personnel and unit designations amid wartime logistics.
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Stver
Columbus Post
Pittshurgh
Bryer
Pitteburgh
Mies
Columbus
War Department
Morettouny
Bain
Fia
Community Aid Meeting at Moore Home in Columbus
Community aid members met at the Moore home on Thursday October 8 for a day of scripture readings prayer and a business session led by president Mrs Swanson. Guests Rev and Mrs Garnett and Mrs Brooks attended. The group planned a Halloween service at the church and noted past year finances improving as debts were paid and funds increased. A long social roster included many local families and neighbors with reports of church services and upcoming library event scheduling.
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Tenpas
Vera Sweet
Anying
Jamestown General Hospital
Clymer
Edith Crosell
Parl Brooks
Arthur Lynet
Junior Spuden
Carlyle Neckers
Mandalay
Schruers
Vera Lictus
Melle Pringle Parks
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Chautauqua, Woman’s Club
China
Grace Coolidge
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Timmer
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Greenfiel
Vilage
Lingoln Court House
Salem
5. P. Winter
Fairview
Ill
Crozcutt
Walter Schruers
Mildred Denink
Helen Deturd
Worewee Arninic
Neva Wardes
Albert Crogoutt Waites Corners
Mollie P
Nellie Gheerveld
Treusurer
Mildred Arnink
Nellie Haversamp
Florence
Argello
le SN
Rosa Skeps
R. SV
Myra Wallace
Le 3
Inside Guardian
Lloyd Armink
Guardian
Clistor
Mas Mirium
Charlot
Miss Weise
Belle Beckerink
Stielan Groscutt
Clymer High School
Paul Brooks
G. Timmer
Irene Lintns
William Gravink
D. M. Eddy
Ton
Marjorie Evans
Tdith Mackmer
Mary Soule
Fins Couise Davids
Shirley Sapleton
Marion Alday
Hubert Brown
WOCL
Clymer Symphony Orchestra
Ralsing
Donald Spitzer
Vernon Méerdink
Lyle Be
Jamestown
United States Marine Band
Edward Oonl
Delia Giffor
Guy Bennini
William Sul ‘van
Buffalo
Gifford
Mra. H. B. Neckers
Sherman
Delbert King
Glen
Henry Habink
Pittsburgh
Teir
Lee Bron Aud
Emma Latsink
Rochester
Frank Neckers
Maple Avenue
Findley Lake
J. G. Bly
St. Patersboro
Floan Buffalo
Leon Bilgh
Levy Mecrays
RX. Williams
Elsie Questveld
Willams
Bray
Fidelis Sunday
Vernon Feliman
Marvin ‘Toes
Lillia Schormerhorg
Edith W. Lewis
Corry
Mira
Eijn Johnson McCray
Columets
Columba
Garnett
George Stranagin
Will Jaggs
Marlon
Isa
Ley McGaughey
Herbert Trigkel
Greensburg
Emma Lewis
Columbus Wriday
Paul ¥. Clark
Shirley Marie
Surs
Archie Woollin
Jennie Moore
Youngsville
Grant Roxy
Alan Morton
Stowe
N. Y
S. RK. Andrews
Meassville
Arthur Page
Detroit
Mich
North Clymer
John Hillburg
W. A. Lauer
Marjorie Ann
Eleanor
Marjorie Shaw
City
C. Ward
Titusville
Andra
Charles Simpnoil
George Tyle
Jeanette
Silver Crett
N.Y
Zurr Faulkner
Celoron
Mise Coletta Faulkner
Jnmestows
J Y
Geral Faulkner
Charles Farnham
Chfold Caer
Jack McKee
Centerville
Jessie Mainwaring
Bear Lake
George Strajiagin
Minton
Repair and furniture service ad in unclear text
An ad fragment advertises battery, service, and repair work for furniture and reupholstery. It mentions contact details with garbled phrases and numbers, offering repairs and related services. The legibility is poor but indicates a local repair and furniture service.
Decision on Ump Moriarity Case Delayed to World Series End
Chicago October report says Baseball Commissioner Landis will defer ruling on the dispute between Cubs players and umpire George Moriarity until after the World Series final game. The two hour meeting in Landis' office included Moriarity, three Cubs players Charlie Grimm George Stainbrook and Woody Engusch, umpires Quigley Stark and Herman.
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United Hess
Chicago
Cubs
George Moriarity
Onesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Moriarity
Charlie Grimm
George
Tuck" Stainbrook
Woody Engush
Ernest Quigley
Billy Stark
Billy Herman
Dasexnan
Governor Earle Tries Hand As Speed Plane Pilot
Harrisburg October 5 Governor George H Earle the nations only flying governor piloted a Lockheed Glestra twin motored speed plane on a short cruise with Captain Alvin Litzenberger of Pittsburgh at the controls The governor spent about three hours in the air and his feat drew curiosity from home church followers and local residents during a weekend visit lingering headlines and social notes followed the aviation event with various local mentions of friends and relatives visiting in the area
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Alvin Litzenberger
Pitts+' burgh
Harrisbure
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York Real Watate
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Charles E. Proctor
Charles
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Butles
Jed Haas
Thomas
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Charles Swanson
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