Columbus Grange Fair Promises Variety and Prizes
The Columbus Grange hosts its annual fair this Saturday with a free afternoon program and Harvest Feast dinner at noon. Premiums include cash prizes for crops, baking, and needlework, plus special offers from local sponsors like Columbus Grain and Peed Co. and Solum Garage.
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Bear menace halts Molander chase at Lindholm orchard
In Mt Tawatt area a large male bear looms over the Lindholm orchard as three cubs and a mother cause trouble. A Molander brother hides in the trees to scare the bears with bird shot, but retreats when the big male bears down, leaving the bear family in peace by the house.
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North Columbus News Notes in Brief
The Teemly family remains quarantined for chicken pox as relatives improve. A Hallowe en party is planned by Mr and Mrs George Hudson. Dell Johnson hosts Jamestown visitors and Albert Hudson’s woods were vandalized with a tree cut down. Miss Alice LeRoy visits from Buffalo and others attend recent parties. Snow furies and high winds accompany a cold wave causing a damaged window and injuries at OS City National Bank.
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Historical Circle Members Faithful Despite Bad Weather
Members of the Historical Circle attended the weekly session despite inclement weather. An intimate afternoon featured a detailed account of summer travels including West Point Cook's Forest Blue Ridge Latchworth Park and Baltimore’s 200th anniversary. An excellent paper on Asia was presented.
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M E Choir Concert at Sparta M E Church
Thirty members of the Methodist Episcopal church choir traveled to Spartaisburg for a sacred concert at the M E Church. Soloists Mrs. Frank Lillie Martha Staples and Walter Decker performed plus ensembles. A salad luncheon followed and plans for next rehearsals and circle meetings were announced.
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