Civil Court Term Ends With 50 Cases Left On List
In Base October term of Civil Court only 50 cases remain from the original 173. Prothonotary Lawrence Taylor noted additional hearings may occur today or Monday. The latest verdict was a $498.76 tyre pass award against S. P. Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Taylor
BG Linseygainst
James Ds. Meldon
Linsey
Meldon
Siuck
Taylor
Harry P. Bilsworth
S. P. Dunlap
Community Notes From Clymer and Area
Local society pages report a shower for Miss Carol Jane Ton at the Thompson home with games and a red yellow decor theme. Numerous attendees include Mrs. Ray Bull, Mrs. Sarah Gifford, and others. gift table in a red yellow pond theme. County American Legion Auxiliary met with a 6:30 dinner for about 75 delegates. The 19th Fall Missionary Conference of the Rochester Classis met at Abbe Reformed Church with talks by Edith Gott, Edith Gott and Mrs. Hinkamp among others. offering totaled $103. Mr and Mrs R A Thompson Sr hosted Gail Thompson’s 28th birthday surprise. The Clymer Business Men’s Club convened at Clymer Central School Cafeteria. officers elected with Henry, president. Charles Howles vice president. Donald J. Spitser secretary treasurer. Rev John Muller and Howard Legters attended Buffalo meeting seeking a minister. Mrs. Everett Ten Huisen hosted boy’s class. fall sewing meeting produced five quilts and three layettes for Winnebag Mission. A mis) October sewing meeting and a 34 member roll call closed with reports and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenni Thompson
Wilburgonskers
Carol Jane Ton
Ralph Thompson
Ray Bull
Youngsville
Sarah Gifford
Elizabeth Gifford
Wilbur ‘Camp
Cornelius Beckerink
Edward Beckerink
Howard Matthews
James Thompson
Norman Hogenboom
Chirenee Rhebergen
Donna Ton
Gilbert Ton
The
American Legion
Clymer
Rochester Classis
Abbe Reformed Church
Gerald Dykstra
Everett
Hulsen
James Bensink
Donald Croscutt
Leo McCann
Lawrence Dunnewold
Lyle Compton
Harold Holthouse
Jacob Hallen, Jr
Arabia
Edith Gott
Annville
Paul Hinkamp
Holland, Mich
Abbe Church
Yelock
Pawl Hinkamp
Gessery
Gall
Clymer Business Men's Club
Clymer Central School
Reuben Selfridge
Howard Legters
Clymer Hill Church
Harry Tagleson
Jamestown
Gilbert ‘Yon
Menry
Charles Howles
Donald J. Spitser
John Muller
First Reformed Church
Buffalo
Ten Huisen
Ivan Legters
Edvis Deum
Joyce Legters
Ladies’ Mission and Aid Society
Edna Wassink
Winnebags
Clarence Rhebergen
James
Briggs
Louis Holthouse
Merle Tewinkle
Peter Schurman
Clarence Legters
Tyre
Wernesday
Rain Damages Area Potato and Grape Crops
Agricultural extension officials report potential five percent potato crop losses due to slow harvest caused by persistent rain. County grape growers fear frost could spoil the two week late harvest, though grape yield is projected at 25,000 tons, about 20 percent above the county average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erib
Oty
Hugricultural Extension
Agriculturs
Cotinty
Babson Calls Tax Hikes Undesirable and Dangerous
A reader attacks government tax policy, arguing Congress overreaches with spending and threatens civil liberties. He urges voters to hold lawmakers accountable in upcoming elections, warning against unnecessary taxes and “inflated values” used to fund military and favored programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsell
Costa
Karen Thun
oWefly
Fragmentary note on election effort and messaging
A garbled passage urges wider outreach to voters about elections and policy cuts. It hints at urging individuals to invest time to persuade others and mentions federal spending and cost concerns in a political context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or specifics.
Sportsmen's Club Hosts October Meeting in Spring Creek
Spring Creek Oct 14 The Sportsmen's Club met at Town Hall with guest speakers Sam Shade Titusville Ray Armstrong Black Ash and George Burdick Tidioute giving a fox trap setting demonstration. Various local residents and visitors are listed for recent visits and greetings as townsfolk note birthdays trips and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Sportsmen's Club
Town Hall
Sam Shade
Titusville
Rayrmstrong
Black Ash
George Burdick
Tidioute
Robert Crane
Bons
Alden
N.Y
Merrill Dexter
Starbrick
R. L
Pitts
Harold Eddy
George Deming
Cobbs Corners
Rose Fredelius
Elgin
Norman Mitchell
Rock Island
W. ©. Maxwell
R. W. Mackson
Clifton
N. J
Fred Smith
Herbert and
Harold
Melvin
Preston City
Floyd Brown
Spartansburg
Lois Sickler
B. T. Porter
Lois Jane
H. Whaley
North Warren
Clayton
Damon
Arthur Chapman
Erie
Rebecca Marion
Ry Hospital
Hyerebt
Greeley
Daught
Diana
Corry Hospital
Allen Eastman
Judy
Fay, Fastman
Donna Donaldson
Warren
Howard Hetrick
Carry
Vance Allen
Arch Wynn
Gren
Braeburn
Paul Fenn
O. F. Gohn
Gohns
Buffalo
Thomas Harmon
Willard Patton
Chicago
Til
Patton
Florence ‘Walte
Autobiography of Corry Native in Print
Continued from Page One the piece recounts her meeting with John A Patterson president and years as welfare director. She is praised as a pioneer in industrial welfare and the driving force behind writing the book. Her work with the Manhattan Congregational Church and founding the Free Public Library of Palisades Park New Jersey are noted along with sponsoring the Lincoln Athletic Club for young boys. The narrative highlights her faith energy compassion and noble character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Patterson
New York
Manhattan Congregational Church
Free Public Library
Palisades Park
New Jersey
Lincoln Athletic Club
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Babson
Desmond Electric
W. Oberch
Corry, Pa
Foster E, Davis & Son
N. Center St
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Ene
Rome
Heiman’s For Diamonds
Corry
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center St
Judge T
Chevrolet
Aucaratie
Telat Ag Fstal
Woodie Bextra
America’s Best Buy
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
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