Bear Lake News Highlights Quiet Week and Local Visits
A busy week in Bear Lake ends with residents and visitors traveling to nearby towns. Families from Jamestown, Wilmington, Panama, and Buffalo joined in church services, birthday celebrations, and social calls. Senior class rings were awarded at Panama High, while locals attended the Collins Festival in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Walker
Jamestown
Charles Glad
Walker
F. Hough
Watts Fiata
N. Y
H. J. Phillips
J. C. Manwaring
SheMels
Warren
Panama
DiCrasty- Fergrin Company
Anna Zolak
Joe
Sugar Grove
Mary Evans
New York
Harry Evans
Zara Wheeler
Jamestown Visher
Lili Hinckley
Revieew
Barrett
United Breth ‘Fenichirch
Pajil
Weer Inestoven
Mint
Minnie Price
Lloyd Price
Clymer Fair Complete Success and Programs Planned
Clymer N Y Oct 13 More than 800 attended the Community Fair in the Central building and tents with quilts rugs afghans embroidery flowers and canned goods. A pageant featured Indian wife Hiawatha Pilgrim history and Revolutionary War scenes with music and a Dutch playlet. Assembly programs for 1938 39 at Clymer Central include Columbus Day program October 11 armathae Day November 10 Thanksgiving December 23 and Memorial Day May 29 with outside talent and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
N. Y
Sedan
Alan ‘Jin
Carlyle Neckers
Harold Legtera
Cora ‘Timmer
Hiawatha
Claude Pierpont
Cassadaga
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
Damkot-Jones Post
Flanders Field
Toca
John Vole
My .M. Tysen
William Hreslink
G. Warnshouse
Geneva Querreveld
Virginia
Price
Jean Schruers
Te Winkle
Liberty
Donald Spitzer
Maxine Wallace
Dorothy Beckervnll
Marjory Kooman
Delbert King
Clymer Rebekah
Walta Plats
Kennedy
Tries
Belle
Chib
Glymer
Arthur Gogging
Mohawk Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Albert Johnson
Union City
Weanenday
Edward Beckerink
Sherman Community Hall
The
Wilbur Rengkers
Kenneth Kooman
Alice, Kearns
Geneve Querreveld
Donald
Spitzer Plantar
Clymer Central School
Carrie Gleason
Henry Rusting
Panama
Newhouse
Burger recovering after major operation in Baltimore
Erie reports Frank E. Burger administrative assistant to the state secretary of property and supplies in Harrisburg recently had a major operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for removal of an ulcer of the stomach He is in the Marbury Room 383 and will remain a few days unable to participate in the local campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bensink
Ripley
Sherman
Nellie Querreveld
Earl Reed
Buth
Ralph Finchey
H. B. Club
Ora B. Carlisch
Cora Putnam Parker
Waterford
Cora Jones Wood
Eleanor Griswold
Corry
Eliza Abbott
Ashville
May Lewis Young
Panama
Ila Johnson Caster
Union City
Jennie Webster
Harriet Wenhouss
Ida Johnson
Florence Arninick
Erie
Frank E. Burger
State
Harrisburg
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Burger
Marbury
Deer Invasion Aftermath Stuns Aurora Village
A deer broke through a storefront window on Main Street in Aurora yesterday afternoon and escaped through a back door before being cornered by Patrolman Merritt and rounded up by Theodore Strang who organized a charity drive to benefit local institutions. The incident disrupted Chestnut Hill as responders secured the scene and the animal was subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Aurora
postoMea
Merritt
Teed
Raymond
Corde
Thaodore
Strang
Adme
Tod
Spring Creek PTA Elects In Officers At October Meeting
Spring Creek Oct meeting of the PT A at the School House elected officers: President Mrs George Price Vice President Mrs Pari Roach Secretary Mrs Gerald Whaley Treasurer Miss Little Henry. Visitors included Mrs S C Weade and Dorothy Weade of North Tonawanda N Y. Local residents and other members attended various events and visits noted through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT. A
George Price
Pari, Roach
Gerald Whaley
Misa Little Henry
S. C. Weade
Dorothy
North Tonawanda
N. Y
R. D. McKelvey
Clark
Gersty
Evins ‘Aiferi
Tidioute
Deming
Brie
A. 1. Mattson
John McKay
A. J. Mattison
Fred Smith
Robert Donaldson
Merle Hattrick
Kane
Marlin Donaldson
Allegheny College
Meadville
L. H. Donaldson
Walter Lewis
Columbus
H Clark
Charlotte McKelvey
Hana
Bernard Smithett
Ere
Wilson P. Sickler
Wweek
Sie
Tilp
Thompson's Eurosma Compound Tablets Promoted
An advertisement urges readers to purify blood by using Thompson's Eurosma Compound Tablets. The copy claims the kidneys filter blood and positions the product as a tonic to cleanse the blood, noting a price of 5 cents at all drug stores. The wording imitates early drug ad style with bold assurances.
Business Boom Ahead From England Optimism
London dispatch reports English leaders bankers and economists foresee a prosperous era, sparked by wartime settlements and a cautious peace. They credit Munich and the Czech crisis for reducing a potential powder keg, while Roosevelt Hull and reciprocal trade acts bolster hopes for shared recovery. Inflation fears and debt negotiations with the United States color the outlook, but confidence in ongoing rearmament restraint persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoger
BSG
London
England
Industral
Ata
Great Britain
Paul
Munich
Czechioslo- Vakia
Germany
Reich
Reade
Hitler
Rhineland
Austras
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Thia
Ories
Noain
Chamberlain
Faeland
Britten
Naturstly
Muich
Mussolin
Urope
Mussolini
H'Lier
Continent
United States
Canada
Tim Male
Boxer Indicted in Death at Jamestown
Chautauqua County grand jury at Mayville charges Patrick Martino 22 of Jamestown with second degree manslaughter in the death of Charles J. Anderson 71 Jamestown following a September 22 beating after a dispute over a car collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Get
Chanetauqua County
Frank A. James
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Mayville
Patrick Martino
Hazzard Street
Jamestons
Charles J. Anderson
North Main Street
Anderton
Foote Avenue
Partridge Street
Citizens National Bank of Gurry detailed 1958 condition report
Bank condition statement for Citizens National Bank of Gurry Pennsylvania as of September 28 1958 filed with the Comptroller of the Currency under the 1907 statute. Assets show loans and discounts of 184 824 265 and other bonds and securities 710 872 00 with deposits and liabilities totaling 1 840 067 04 classified by demand and time deposits and equity including capital and surplus. Officials W Parke cashier and Walter G Pater notary public attest to accuracy as of October 18 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve District
Citizens National Bank of Gurry
State of
Pennsylvania
United States
Federal Reserve Banic
Gti
Spur
Gannon
Stichres
Mae
Patrahe
Vale Sa
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