Town Notes Mix Local Happenings And Rumors
A collage of town news mentions includes a delayed Mulheir damage suit, baseball chatter about Jannny Bridges for the Tigers, and local political maneuvering around Pinchot and Davis. Other items cover a new Kendall service, a possible beer license reduction, Airmail delivery quirks, street projects, and civic events.
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Elvit Pourt
Verne Group
Inca
MSA Atlantic League
Jannny Bridges
Tigers
Merchants
Kendall
Pinchot
Teket
James J. Davis
Davis
Raymond A. Breebirg
Clymer Clubs and Church Gather for October Activities
Local groups in Clymer N Y outline a busy October with Abbe Reformed Church sermons by Rev Garret Pimmer and evening topic Gaedhous The Juror Christian Endeavor and Senior Catholic Endeavor plan studies and commitments Girls Reserve and Bay Scouts demos plus a Fidelia Sunday school musical event A Parent Teachers Association election and a Boys Club setup with a father and son banquet scheduled at the Methodist banquet hall Biographies note officer elections for Rebekah lodge and a birthday party for Barbara Potter Cultural and social events fill the month with sewing meetings and kiddie parties across town.
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Ruloa Dam ‘Cou
Fidelia
Abou Reformed Church
Abho Reformed Chuiren
Get. Lal Spm
Publ
Attendange New
Barnesville
Viaas
J.ames Ten
Peter Schurman
Harriet Newhouse
Elle Runslink
Cora Timmer
Dora Lundberg
Amy Newhouse
Anj
Winifred Christensen
Sant America
Ine Bay Scouts
Bac Boy
Russell Damcall
Gerald King
Vernon Meerdink
Tuntor Spitzer
Gilmard Barker
Chicago
Marjorie “Evans
Emmogene Groters
Virginia TeWinkle
America
Nelliz Quermevich
Teachers’ Association
Marjorie Rans
Helen Horton
Clymer
Irving ‘Te- Winkle
Marguerite Vander- Schaaf
Ethel Wallice
Ways and Means
Gilbert ‘Ton
Ray Renskers
Ethel Wassink
C. E. Spitter
Clarence Rhebergen
Louis Potter
Barbara
Bowie Bureau
Ool
Grangehal
Romersi
Clymer High School
Wilfan Deuink
Howard Hanks
Carlo Mal Kello
John Waasini
Treacrer
Harold Leprters
Kenneth Koochan
Laulew Ald Society of the Methodist Church
Clymer Rebekal Lodge
Sarah Koomai
Spring Creek News Letter Highlights Social Visits
Local notes chronicle visits and weekend plans around Spring Creek. Hay Merritt of Idersport and Miss Charlotte McKulvey attended gatherings at the Abbott-Kines and Mov cottage near Pindley Lake. Several families from Kane, Union City, Corydon, and Corry are referenced with travel, hosting duties, and hospital news. Mrs. A. Chapman remains a patient at Corry hospital. Mrs. Carl Donaldson and Mrs. Charles Spencer visit Youngstown relatives. Ladies Aid met with plan reelecting officers. Florente Datum and Mildred Henry are mentioned among weekend travels.
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Spring Creek
Union City
C. C. Wales
Coryy
Glen Donald
Campbell
Werks
Vacatti
Clayton Damon
Brie
Benly Stuard
Erie
Leon Gable
Dapehter
Mary Bua
Warren
A. Straws
L. R. Donaldson
Glen Denidson
R. D. McWrivey
Hastings Jones
Corry
Sayre
Washington
D. C
Gladys Harvin
Kinglis
Hawkins
Glen Don
Ehigan
Hitavia
L. D. Page
Tin
E. L. Campbell
Walter DeJeus
Bert
Paull Kaffertin
Babe
A. A. Chapman
Corry Hospital
Carl Donaldson
Chares Spencer
Youngsite
City
Bias Evelyn Platte
Spartansburg
Ladies Aid Society
Wilson Siikler
Vetter
Nice
Wilson Sinkier
Minie Burch
Lena Jackson
Raymond Sickler
Margaret Sandburg
Sickler
Franke Kafgerlin
Harry Johnson
Florente Datum
Columbus
Mildred Henry
William Henry
Erma Allen
Willemain
Walnut growers back national ad push in Oregon
Salem Oregon walnut growers endorsed a national advertising campaign to boost walnut sales and reduce autumn stock. The move aims to lift market activity and dissolve excess walnuts in storage.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Cannon Ball Fragment Found Near Modoc War Site
A rancher recovered a fragment of a cannon ball in the lava beds near Klamath Falls, once a battlefield in the Modoc War era. The article also mentions community church activities, local visits, illnesses, and residents attending services at Brooklyn Heights Methodist Church in Jamestown with Pastor Sherman Epler.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Captain Tack
United States
New Bear Lake Road Is Nearing Completion
Bear Lake town notes a lengthy column of local life with many names, moves and events. Families from Jamestown to North Clymer visit, relocate, and host gatherings while church and school activities anchor weekly headlines. The Panama Hixn lecture, fall fair, and rally day programs highlight community life as road work advances toward asphalt completion.
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New Bear Lake
Panama Hixn Schiool—Lectard Couray
Erie
el Vanest
George Abbott
Wrightsville
Harry Poster
Concoed
Friends
Dovid Brad
Titusville
United Brethren In
Christchurch
A. L. Pang
Lest Wevers
Marguerite Wilson
Robert
Wilbur Hawking
Uth Connell
Simday School
Rev
Pang
Charles St. Don
Ivan Hawkins
Reach New High in Production at Game Farms
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania game farms set a production record for 1934 with four state farms shipping 4995 ringneck pheasants 5825 bobwhite quail and 1000 wild turkeys so far this year. Expected year end totals include 451000 pheasants 7000 quail 2500 wild turkeys and 1000 wild ducks with breeding stock remaining. Nearby Wisner Park shows Hungarian partridges and ruffed grouse raised for breeding while cottontail rabbits for restocking are projected at about 600.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Wisner
Mail Carriers Protected Tenoxville Dog Troubles
Postmaster Graham vows mail delivery protection amid dogs roaming streets. He orders guardians to ensure safety and halt deliveries where dogs menace carriers, citing recent incidents and stressing enforcement of dog-control rules.
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Tenoxville
Temt
Graham
Hausea
Corn Borer Spreads To East End Of Penn
Pennsylvania forestry and agriculture officials report severe corn borer spread into eastern counties including Erie Crawford and Centre Northampton. Investigations show continued infestations with rising percentages. farmers urged to remove corn and destroy stubble, plow down stalks, and burn or bag crop residue to halt further damage.
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Penn
Harrisburg
Pennaylvants Department At Agriculture
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Erie
Crawford
Eirle
Thes
Dreser
Yarmera
Erie County
Centre
Northampton Couses
Whia
Es Tenaive
Apver
Pennsylvania
Pall Cooperstion
Carey
Ares
Ourhinjy
Warnields
Bootlegger Kelso’s Namesake Linked to Whiskey Ring
In Kelso Washington, a bootlegger and his family are tied to a sham saloon operation involving a silvered salmon, a small whiskey dash, and a risky setup. Authorities probe the tenuous scheme as locals recall the hoax.
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Salmon
Kelso
Wash
Ohn
Hife
Bert
Degeer
Rhubarb Leaf 23 Ft Around Oakville Chronicle
An odd horticultural note from Oakville Washington describes a rare rhubarb leaf circumference of 23 feet observed by George Wi Wheaton. The account mentions a twig gesture and unusual measurements with unclear phrases and probable OCR errors.
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Oakville
Wash
George Wi
Plane ride marks golden wedding anniversary
Maplewood couple Drs. and Mrs. O. H. Yaepk celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with their first airplane ride, sharing the milestone together in a scenic flight.
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Maplewood
0. H. Yaepk
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