Silver Tea For Library At Columbus News In Brief
Community church hosted a silver tea on October 1 to benefit the Columbus library. About forty guests enjoyed poems, readings, and music, with coffee and cookies served later. Local residents and families visited. plans for a Democratic meeting were announced for October 18 at the Masonic hall with Arthur Colegrove speaking.
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Columbus
Charles Swanwn
Mildred
Clymes
Chiirel Aereives
Hi C. Shing
Corry
Piator
Willars
The
Library Association
Ibrary
Milzareth Cuthbert
Fred Maat
Tommy
Bradford
Alan Brooks
Raymond Reed
Martin William
Meadville
John Obra
Marlyn Jukes
Geral Fanisner
William Bogerding
Donald Bradford
Ross Jukes
Lyle Colby
Norman McKay
Erie
George Bensink
J.C. Manwaring Ant
Bear Lake
Martin Willams
Young People
Tha Ohrn
Leacher
Alton Peterson
Seleta
Sion
Abbi Reformed
Fidelis
Bernice "TeCroney
Bernice TeWinkle
TeCroney
Busi
G. H. ‘Tenpas
I. Johnson
L. P McCray
Fradonis
Grange Nol
Louis J. Taber
Sarah Hooman
Sherman Rebekah Lodge
Eva Bull
Clara Bensin
Mildred Arnink
Findley Lake
Rebekah
Arthur Schermerhorn
Mark Havercamp
James. Troscott
Albert ‘Arnink
Contract Bridge
Lillian Schermerhorn
Ida Johnson
N. Z
N. Z, C. Contract Bridge Club Were Guests At the Home of Miss Twa Necker
Irma Tylor
Clymer Music Supervisor Feted at Social Gatherings
Community events in Clymer honor music supervisor Parl Brooks for his service with the high school choir and the local church groups. A surprise gathering at the Abbi Reformed church featured games, musical numbers, and a gift of gold, with many local leaders and families attending.
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J. E. Roberts
Hurlburt Memorial Church
Chautauqua
Carlyle Neckens
Jamestown
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Neckers
Hope College
Abbe Reformed Church
Parl Brooks
Rausse
Clymer High School
Brooks
Vera Legters
Minnie Legters
Howard Legters
America
CCC
Ed Hessink
Chris Gravink
Sam Dundewold
Albert Bensink
Mies Lewis Davids
Jean Shruers
Doris Querreveld
Constantine Markello
Marjorie Kooman
Alice Jackman
Helen Croscutt
Mexine Wallace
Davids
Dorothy Williams
Leona Smith
Community News Roundup from Sciota Vicinity
A local Sciota area newsletter details church gatherings at homes with leaders Howard Westley and Mrs A M Watrous, upcoming October 14 meeting at Peter Schurman’s home, and a Halloween party at Schola Church on October 15. Social visits span Corry Erie Cottage Hill Corty and Cleveland, with many locals hosting, visiting, and attending church services and schooling.
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Oon
Fred
Mad
Ward Nichols
Mra
Watrous
Addie Schurman
Lena TeCunvar
Clymer
Henry Stufflebeam
Corty
Mir Stufflebeam
Mimer Rust
Balle Jeata
Dell Brallek
Conjeord Ridge
Myrna
Briggs
Corry
Paulson
Alton Peterson
Guy Rogers
Charles Hawkins
Wi Van-Vieet
Cleveland
Tony Briskie
Himes Hust
Alton. Peterson
Sarita Brewer
Jowanda
Norman Stone
Roger
Erie
Aso
Ralph Osterstuck
Gertrude
Ray Rice
Ceforon
Ww. Y
Attacked Fort Erie Pool Winner Faces Arrest
Kozesko of 321 Bast Second Street claimed a $3,500 prize in the Foyt Brit world series pool. He said Stanley Koplowski and brother Felix attacked him at his home on Wednesday night, leading to their arrest on assault and battery charges.
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Frank Neckers
Mayville
N. ¥. Elliott
Mya
Claude Sertson
Emma Lusink
Rochester
Findley
Lang
Lyle Johnann
Fredonia Normal School
Ethel ‘Wagner
Tuutvalo
T He
Abram Casler
Clymer
French Creek
Nora Eddy Houg
Watts Flats
D. M. Eddy
J. S Albert Johnson
Hoig
Ann Arbor
Marion Gallup
Lynette
Marilyn Kay
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Elmer Croscutt
Arabia
Mirim Cro#ut
George Crowdutt
Morgans Cofters
Lloydinvnlc
Hattie Eime
Clymer Et
Te Jy
Clymiér High School
Kozesko
Bast
Second Street
Balk
Shealen
Kozeko
Stanley*Koplowski
Felix Kopkowski
Tavern 15 Bombed Second Time in Year
The second bombing within a year wrecked the front of Widk Spanos tavern in ay ying rine, Oct. 12. Four persons were endangered as two sticks of dynamite exploded in a cellar window. Two young girls, daughters of Spano, slept above the damage while Spano and his wife were in a back room. None injured.
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Widk Spanos Tavern
Tmperial
Spano's
Spano
Damcott post auxiliary hosts county luncheon officers installed
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Damon t Johns Post American Legion hosted a county auxiliary luncheon. Officers were elected and installed including Mra M Vans Vieck as president, Mra O'Brien as secretary, Mra Squire as first vice president, Mra Batchellor as second vice president, Mra Anderson as child welfare, Mra John Boyd as rehabilitation, and Mra Virginia Torrey as the Falconer representative. A second Century Club meeting is planned for October 14 at Harriet Newhouse's home with a book review by Mrs. Winifred Christellmen.
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Wimner Croscutt
Erie
J. Albert
Jofingon
Gi. H. Tenpas
Lds Johnson
L. P. McCray
Jamestown
Damcott Johes Post
American Legion
Sherman
Virginia Torrey
Falconer
Puesday
Harriet Newhoué
Winifred Christellmen
Ethel Brooks
C. E. Spitzer Tas
PhuhSoeth
Jamentows
Rally Day Is Success in Bear Lake and Area
Bear Lake Oct 11 Rally Day success noted with church program and Sunday School events. Local families including St John, Pang, Manwaring, Hawking, and Bettis names appear among attendees. High school students from Panama High School enjoyed a break for Columbus Day observance and teachersInstitute activities in Lakewood.
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Bear Lake
Charles St. Dlotin
Aptnile Ahl
Anna Manwaring
Columbus
Sind
A. G. Pang
Robert
Corry
Wriday
Walton St. John
Adjtdrest Morrison
Bradford
Chaves St John
Earl Wheeler
Glyde Manwaring
Paul Carpenter
Panama High School
Merle Davis
Biste Hawking
Charles St. Job
Jamestown
Asheville
U. B
Bila “Hawkins
Herman Hawkins
N. Y
Hawkins
Baro
Moneday
Francis Whiteley
Edith Whetler
Mable Tillotson
Mary Bary
A. W. Perkins
Louie Tanner
Som Jack
Smethport
Pomeroy
Centerville
A. L. Pang
Omival Board
Phoebe Lopus
Pauline
Celeron
la Lopus
Apnuin Boone Hay
Howe
Bele
Heza
Sem
Johnson
Saughter
Mr Johnson
Aga
Central
Jean
Jane Munwaring
Jane
Zoe Williama
Prilay
A. Ly Pang
Walter Mordwell
Ble
Charley Stanigan
Ben Cochran, Jr
Wesfield
Ben’ Cochran
Panama
Lakewood
Lulu Hineisey
He Teachers’ Institute of
British block on speech triggers Italian protest at league
The report notes Britain refused to permit a radio speech by Baron Pompeo Aloisi to the United States, provoking Italian dissatisfaction. Aloisi, chief Italian delegate to the League of Nations, had previously defended Italy in July and was set to address the body but was blocked by London.
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Taly
Great Britain
Peat Ofice
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
United States
Aloisi
League of Nations
League
Fragmented OCR Item Cites United Press Rome Mention
Readable fragments reference a United Press Rome report with unclear wording. The text hints at a charge or event involving Great Britain and a series, but specifics are obscured. Further restoration needed to identify names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Columbus News
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Peter
Kryptok
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Clymer Music
Abba ‘Reformed Church
Clymer and
Sherman Dairymen
Gir
Sciota
Eric
Fort Erie
Tavern
Bear Lake News
Newell
Joe Marks
Ember Federal Reserve System
Corry Battery Service
Main Street
Fran
Hillg
Dati
Byron Hoge
A. D
Atula
Ganvassars
Arite
Mutual Advertising Service
Laington
John
Nelson, Corry
White Rock
Farmata
Davy Froduou
Mike Bruneer
Sugar Stove
R.D
John Ding- Feller
Biis
Bimo Coal
Twin Broons
Spartansbing
Wepring
al Children’s A
James Datite
Hust Street
Reso Aga Antly
West Park Place
Journal Antolyt
Moise Toi
By & Japar
Toy Aim
Klang
M 'Thornn
Fats
Army
Omehut Wokiil
Ria
Emukuoan
Hitola
Yuronev
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Gladys Ro
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