Former Sparta Resident Returns After Five Decades
Spartanburg news recounts visits by Gaylord Millard of Conneaut Ohio and other former residents, detailing Millard’s 80 years, early town roles, and memories of Main Street, Water Street, and local churches. It notes reunions, social events, a funeral for Mrs Myra Baker Mays, and multiple visits by former Spartans to cemeteries, homes, and schools, with community figures acknowledged.
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Millard
Spartansburg
Myra Baker Mays
Clymer Hunting Clubs Enjoy Annual Suppers
Clymer, Oct. 17 Miss Laura Neckers hosted guests in her home for an autumn gathering honoring Miss Marjory Martin. The evening featured trees and a moonlit room, marshmallow roasting over a campfire, games, prizes, and a bridgelike finish. The Senior class promoted a play to fund a Washington trip. Various locals attended, with chatter of hunts, dinners, and community events including a quarterly Town Supervisors meeting with remarks on Dr. L. P. McCray.
Grape juice 50c a gallon delivered
LeRoy E. Hirt of North East advertises grape juice at 50 cents per gallon delivered. Call 70 W ANB for service.
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LeRoy E. Hirt
North East
Ispring Creek W C holds October meeting
The October meeting of the W C TV in Spr ing Grebe was held at the Community building on Oct 15 with president Lena Jackson presiding and eleven members present. A citizenship lesson followed a brief business session and a tureen dinner ended the afternoon. The November meeting will be at Mrs William Sickler's home with Mrs Elizabeth Sickler as hostess. Visitors attended and several social notes followed about local residents and visits.
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Spartansburg
Gaylord Millard
Clyde
Conneaut
Charles S. Major
O. K. Baskin
Sever
Millard
A. J. Millard
R. W. Wirkh
Main Street
Peter Bissel
Water Street
Te Pulley
Farley
H. L. Bowen
Flore Walling
Rexford
Bates
G. L. Messenger
Clint ‘Tiths
Charles Martin
Menory
Myra Baker Mays
Charles Torrey Undertaking
A. W. Gibson
Chirch
Brief Hill Cemetery
Matilda Baldwin
Corry
Harry Davis
R. L. Sterling
Pittsburgh
A. Johnston
John
Clear Lake
Willian R. Davidson
Los Angele
Cal
Tertha E. Elston
Davidson
Pearl Gillett
Myrtin Catskill
Oil City
Washington, D. C
Iorida
Dallas
Texas
PH. Wilesther
Warren
C.R. Myers
Ivy Embroidery Club
William Davidson
Los Angeles
Calif
H. Holford
Arthur
Bruce Shrews
Ruggers Pa Aia
Ske Place
Richard Smala
Kelsay
Riceville
Anthony Groves
Here
Elmer Croscttt
Myr
Gilbert Ton
Attie
Carol Mae
James Grayvnk
Rochester
Punt
Clymer
Hunt Club
Ray Gravink
Roy Legters
Clifford Tenhuisen
Clifford Warnshouse
William Gravink
Earl Beckerink
Charles Legters
James Gravink
Buill Moose
Orrin Schurman
Leon Legters
My ‘Pou
Tucky
Wiliam Rhebergen
Clarence Rhebergen
Mr. Legters
Clifford Legters
George Letters
Alfred Newhouse
Willard Johnson
Kaysay
Hom
Ida Johnson
Judson Walker
Granville
Dennison University
Rue Button
Walter Schruers
Teculvyer
Merle Newhouse
Merle Newhouse Ani the Losers Were Garret Querreveld, Mark Haverkamp
Jay Grayvik
Martinus Cordia
Clynte
LO. O
Thirh School
Lena Sager
Ton
M. Haverkamp
Chautaqua County
Anderson of
Enington
L. P. McCray
Witch
W. C. TV
Mies Lena Jackson
Ang
William Sickler
Elizabeth Sickler
B. L. Campbell
Aew
Philadelphia
Robert Donaldson
Jane Zacharias
Frank iKefferlin
PD. Helvick W
Hasey L. Johnson
Irvine
Ba. P. Warner
Eitmabel
Sickler
Garland
Guy Whaley
Gerald Whaley
Fay Belden
E. L. Campbell
Perry Alam
Don Carrier
Richard
Cambridge
Carrier
Carte
Ury
Binly Morton
Bridge
Robert, Danalign
Mary Stiekmey
Dairymen's League announces September milk pool price
The Dairymen's League News reports a September net pool price of 2.64 dollars per 100 pounds, up from August by 28 cents. Base prices reflect milk testings and butter set delivered within the 300 to 210 mile zone. September pooled milk total reached 187,881,426 pounds, about 6,000,000 pounds more than a year ago.
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Merbers
Dairymen’s League News
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
Owl and Desiera
Bear Lake News Letter Highlights Local Visits and Deaths
Sunday visits at the home of Mrs Boon wery and Mr and Mrs Mugene Perkins, with many neighbors calling. P Cooper died after months of illness. funeral held at home with interment in Bear Lake cemetery. Numerous visitors from Jamestown Erie Sugar Grove and Corry noted along with trips to New York and Barcelona.
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Bear Lake
Hirey Wilstead
Corry
Florence Sweetland
Erie
John Bentley
P. Cooper
Charles Wilson
Martha Donaldson
Leon Cable
New York
Boston
Minnie Stearns
Gary Donaldson
Billie
Robert King
Thor. Sagan
R. D
Kelvey
Glenn Donaldsa
R. G. Dawson
Warrtn Wretnesdey
Brant Grady
Bui Tlo
Fliva James
C. Fp.johnson
James
Florida
J. Crowe
Martin
Randolph
Thomas Graw
Kay Nuttal
Sherman
Elsie Vaness
Roy Beech
Price
Boon
William Anson Hidge
Goshen Road
Kim Woodin
Bennett
Sugar Grove
S. I. ‘Cary
F. Woodin
Claude Johnson
C.D. Hazenkiss
Tallest People Among Polynesians Specified Height
The passage states that the world's tallest people are the Polynesians averaging five feat elzhit in height, noting their exceptional stature in height among global populations.
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Elzhit
Service Men to Greet Hemphill on Corry Visit
Erie reports ex service men form Soldiers’ Committee to back John M. Hemphill Democratic and Liberal party candidate for governor. A Friday meeting at Liberal Party Headquarters will plan a campaign, escort Hemphill to Corry, and arrange a mass meeting at Academy High School. Delegations from Corry, Albion, Girard, Northeast and other districts expected.
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Erie
Erie County
John M. Hemphill
Libera Party
Liberal Party
W. Sth Street
Soldiers’ Committee
Hemphill
Corry
Academy High School
Lawrénce Hotel
16 Academy
Albion
Girird
Nort East
Card Party at St Edward's in Bridge and Five Hundred
Arrangements are going along nicely for a card party to be given Tuesday evening by Corry Branch No 5 L C 2 A in St Edward's hall Bridge and Five Hundred will be played awards made and a committee will serve refreshments The proceeds will be used by the association for the benefit of St Thomas church Mrs Clara Lohr of Cleveland Ohio who has been a guest at the Yor Lomi left today for her home
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Corry
St Edward's Hall
Bridge
Association For the Benefit of
Clara Lohr
Cleveland
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