Veteran Union City P O Worker to Retire
Assistant Postmaster Fred A. Foster is retired on pension effective Thursday November 20. He began at the Union City post office August 27 1900 under Postmaster H L Church, later serving nineteen staff and advancing with multiple postmasters. He worked nights and days while attending Luce's Business College and stayed in service through E M Cooper Jr. prior to retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Get
Fred A. Foster
Mr. Foster
H. L. Church
D. B. Honey
Warner Block
Ford Automobile Show Rooms
Luce's Business College
Foster
J. C. McLean
D. A. Wright
F. Young
C. E. B. Hunter
J. Jawns
E. M. Cooper, Jr
J. G. McLean
Meeting of Local W C T U
The regular meeting of the Christian Temperance Union was held at Mrs. Willa Hurlburt’s home with thirteen members and one visitor. Vice president Mrs. Fred Ross led in absence of President Mrs. Harriet Durham. Political discussion and prayer focused on the Eighteenth Amendment. Reading titled Comforting a Patient was given by Mrs. Wthel Chase, Simon May and Martha Barnes read by Mrs. Tone Johnson, and a poem by Agnes Johnson titled Twelve ben's ulogy was enjoyed. Mrs. Hurlburt served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Temperance Union
Willa Hurlburt
Fred Ross
Harriet Durham
Wthel Chase
Tone Johnson
Simon May
Martha Barnes
Agnes Johnson
Twele Ben
Hurlburt
Arrests Made at French Creek for Farm Thefts
Authorities here arrested two men after they were seen stealing a corn planter from a farm. They were arraigned before Justice Gleason and each fined $50 and sentenced to six months in the Monroe County Penitentiary on petit larceny charges. The spree of farm thefts included cabbage, carrots, apples, chickens, and bee-tree cuts, prompting rural residents to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rench Creek
N. Y
Justice Gleason
Monroe County
George Legters
Art Hapmit
Anna Vander- Schaaf
French Creek
Launch Creek
Clymer
Ruth Deuink
Ruth Jones
Mildred Simmelink
Harold Cady
Marion Prindle
Laura Cady
Ellen Dewey
Dorothy Meerdink
Frances Buxton
Ethel Groters
Dorothy Vander Schaaff
French Creek No
Hilen Gleason
Jane Miller
Muldred Simmelink
Community Meetings and Local Socials Near Findley Lake
The article notes upcoming meetings on the second Wednesday in November with Ben Whitney, December at Findley Lake with Mrs Heme line for a Christmas gathering, and January with Mrs Laura Van Syckle at Findley Lake. It also covers Supervisor Wardes distributing government meat in Jamestown and several social events including a wedding of Hazel Stufflebeam and Ralph Hoffman, hosting by Arthur Johnson and Mrs Anna Van der Schaaf, and a Poverty Party hosted by Mr and Mrs Canfield with dancing and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Whitney
Hemeline
Findley Lake
Laura van Syckle
Wardes
Jamestown
French Creek
Justice of the Peace
Gutas C. Gleason
Hazel Stufflebeam
Ralph Hoffman
Corry
Arthur Johnson
Anna van der Schaaf Ihagner
Granu
Mary Legters
Canfield
Lee Miller
Frank Miller
Raymond Miller
Liva Waring
Frank Christen
Linesville
Salvation Army Campaign Progressing in Corry
The annual Salvation Army appeal is progressing lively with house to house canvassing continuing until each ward is covered. Leaders urge checks payable to the Salvation Army Corry and announce a tag day tomorrow, seeking strong public support for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Corry
Jewelry and valuables stolen from Erie woman home
Oct. 27 news reports a thief used a passkey to enter Mrs. Olive Lindquist’s 2706 German St home between 9:55 and 10 pm and stole diamond rings necklaces other jewelry wearables and silverware valued at about 625 with additional items to be appraised. A second burglary at 2330 Parade St near Russell Bean’s home occurred 5:30 to 9:30 pm with entry by rear door and a foot ransack yielding a white gold wrist watch 60 city scrip 150 and a 60 check drawn on a New York bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lindquist
German St
Past Grands Hold Meeting at Warren Lodge No 66
A large Warren Forest Council gathering on Wednesday night initiated fourteen candidates. Visitors from Venango, Forest and Erie counties attended. Howard Loveland state president of Corry presided with a Erie county delegation. A committee was formed to draft resolutions in memory of HS King. Next event set for Lottsville Lodge on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Forest
Helen Lodge
Odd Fellow Lodge
Howard Loveland
Corry
Erie County
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.O
F. A. Foster
W.c-T.u
Garden Club
Miss Horton
Orgil Reed
Corry Hospital
Mainard Lewis
Earl Smith
Glen Smith
Marl
Hubbard's Hall
Rawlin Hill
Merle Tewinkle
Hérmie Bennink
Merle
Herbert White
John Henry Beedh
James van Erden
Maud Neckers
Beech
Ripley
Beech Homestead
Ellen Near
Baby
Arthur More
John Habink
Cleveland
Arthur Habink
Garrett Hapinie
Beaver Meadows
Nat McGuire
Arthur Hatvnk
Laura Gleason Cady
French Creek-Findley Baker Garden
Chich
Mary Gallup
Bindley Lake
Lena Gallup
Preister
Petersons
Howard Neckers
Synen
E.E. Guignon
Etta Kett
Righthou Are
Iyq
Heil Winton — Ay NS
Suestirupics
Eeren
VM Mss
OW Campus
Nour Seley
Hue
By Paul Robinson
Erie
Passkey
Warren Forest Council
Tidioute
Springfield
Doane Hardware
West Main St
Citizens National
Automobile Agenctec T
Terile Peagle
Ke‘ward
Carlo Pirro
Myrtle Street
SALH
Harry Kimmy
Findley Lake Road
Keefer
George MacDonald
W. Bt
Katherine Stone
Hast Smith Street
Ty's
Elmer Rust
Sciota Road
Inguirette
W. Pleasant SI
Cail Columbus
Center Street
Center St
Erie Railroad Station
T. J. Harrington
Wellington Roa
Buffalo
Nesty
J. B Patterson
South Center Street
West
Wayne Street
Centerville
Cliverchins Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
Tevinfrash
David Fins
Artinr Scouten
O'Clotte
Villes
New Richmond
Crawford County
Rose
Teeny East
James
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!