Clymer Grange Meets Highlights Local News
Clymer Grange held a meeting with Worthy Matron presiding. A candidate was initiated in the first and second degrees. Items include notes on the missionary conference, birthday celebrations, bank staff changes, town events, and a tribute funeral for Henry King. Local officials Sheridan Wallace named Chief of Police. tower and interlocking system installed at Clymer Center.
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Grange
Laura Neckers
Bank
Clymer
Vicin
Dela
Clymer Grange
Helt
Qorscott
George van
Estingtalle
Reform Church
Sheridan Wallace
Ella Me‘Dray
Mrl
T. J. Legters
Legters
Erma ‘Tyler
Erie
Lauten Neckers
Clymer State Bank
Laing
Corry Hospital
Wallace Bros
Golden Shermethon
Arthur Shermethon
General Electric
Earl Carlson
Watts Flats
Kate Holthouse
Milton
Hulfaro
Niagara Falls
George Legters
Lawrence Hemints
Alo
William Heminis
Clifford Lockinghouse
KC Hildrens
Seachera
Zid Anil
Arvin Dameott
Henry Groters
Nagareth
Win
Diyos Newald
N ©. Legiers
Delightful and Profitable Evening of Games and Inch Dining
An evening described as very pleasant and profitable featured entertaining games as the main diversion and a delicious inch served by the hostess. The narrator notes the tasteful hospitality and warm reception enhancing the social gathering.
Funeral of Mrs Adams With Presbyterian Service
Funeral services for Mrs Milo S Adams were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at her home on East Columbia Avenue Sefowa Street. Roy J A. Marki pastor of the Presbyterian church officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with neighbors acting as hearers.
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Harbor Creek
Ielatives
Clymer
Henry King
Nori Wassink
Reform Church
Parey
United Brethren Church of Marks
Lee Tressler
Roy Businky
Elim
Cady
Clyde Stebbins
Hert Peck
Henry Damcott
Chas
A. Legters
John Newhouse
Arthur Moore
John Beckerink
North
Milo S. Adams
Hte
Cutier East
Columbia Avons
Sefowa Street
Roy J. A. Marki
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
New York Court Reverses Ruling on Voting Machines
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously reversed a lower decision and permitted the city to proceed with installing voting machines. Automatic Registering and Maritime Cooperation will deliver machines already shipped. 2400 precincts still rely on ballots.
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Jamastown
Gere Ee
New York
Supreme Court
Crane
Secretary of States
Secretary of States ‘Abant Se Huendeed
Thoes
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Mrs. Adans
Corry
Stevens
Nitro Club
Remington
Yost
Welsbach
Hartford
Peace
Iver Johnson
Eden
Dennison
Sprint
Victor
Easybright
Armstrong
U. S
Eveready Shaver
Wright
Hercules
Murphy's
Lepage
Royal Rochester Electric
Corry, Pa
Barlow
Tursdi
Buil Pol
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