Clymer Hunting Clubs Gather for Suppers and Socials
Community groups from Clymer held oyster suppers, harvest sales and social evenings at members’ homes. Events featured raffles, games, and reports on club activities, with members and guests from nearby towns attending meals and sharing news of travel, church, and 4-H projects.
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Bull Moose Hunt Club
Thei
Leon Legers
George Legters
Orrin Schurman
Clarence Rhebergen
Clifford Legters
Alfred Newhouse
Leon Legters
Gilbert J. Ton
William Rhebergen
James Gravink
Earl Beckerink
Clifford Warnshouse
Josers
Roy Gravink
Charles T. Legiers
Royal Legters
Eurl Beckerink
G. H
Walter Legters
Ivans
Gladys
Lou Holthouse
Wayne
Harold
Ruth Wilsle
John Schruers
Gilbert
Lucy Behruers
Mele Drake
Anna Whitford
Ray Vander Kool
Henrry Rhebergen
Alan
Edward Rusling
Philip
Bred Baker
Russell Damcott
Mirriam Wassink
Bessie van ‘Eiden
Marilyn Gabriel
Audrey Duelik
Jean Sehruers
Virginia Tewinkle
Gordon Newhouse
Gerrit ‘Thaimer
Virginia
Viola Tewinkle
Irene Haitink
Gleason
South Amer Oa
Tellet
Rainfell
South America
John Bridges
Irwin Bensinke
Gordon Holthouse
Hallowe'en
Miss Swift
Carlton King
Shirley Schruers
Gilbert TeWinkle
James Thompson
Kathryn Groters
Lyle Warnshuis
Alfred Lamperelli
Myrtle Cady
PT. A. Mallowe'en
Clymer
North Clymer
Hiclus
Raymond Turck
Rosemark Williams
Miss Straight
Miss Hemster
Winifred Shebergen
Vivian King
Geneva Te- Winkle
Pauline Berinitik
Betty Luce
Alvin Willink
Shirley Storer
Rome
Carol McCann
Library Club
Doris Raymond
Morris, Legters
William Cafiisch
Paul Edwards
Two Youngsville trio sentenced in syrup theft case
In Chautauqua County court at Mayville New York Michael Hackman of Youngsville pleaded guilty to burglary third degree and grand larceny second degree. Clinton Carpenter of Youngsville and Da Rogers of Ripley had pleaded guilty. Rogers received one to two years in Bedford Hills prison. Carpenter to three months. Hackman to a suspended one to two year term in Attica. They were accused of stealing maple syrup worth 190 from Everett Winston's Westfield home on October 6. Hackman drove the syrup across the state line.
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Youngsville
Ripley
Chautauquic County
Mayville
Bee L
Roosevelt Jrspeaks in Minn to 3000 students
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr drew about 3000 University of Minnesota students to Morrison Hall yesterday for a campaign talk. He described his father as determined to keep the nation out of war amid a raucous audience.
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Roosevelt, JR
Minn
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
University of Minnesota
Cottman Memorial Union
Roosevelt
Sentence suspended in Erie Alderman case
Erie county court suspended sentence for First Ward alderman James A Lonergan after he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor in office. Judge Elmer L Evins ordered restitution and court costs totaling about 2500 dollars. Lonergan resigned his alderman seat. District Attorney Burton R Laub cited Lonergan's good reputation and interest in the community while noting the painful duty.
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Erte
Piret
James A. Lonergin
Erie County
Elmer L. Evins
NP County
Shif Tien
Sila
Evans
Arthur H. Jamies
Hut i
We Court
Burton R. Laub
Lonergan
Laub
Mina
Francis B. Quinn
Lonersat
Caren
Adi
Coubly Controlex
Brie al Fermen
Reed estate case ends in favor of trustees
Judge J. Orin Waite of the Orphans Court dismissed Harrison Reed's exceptions to the estate distribution worth 468 145 79 dollars from Harriet W Reed. Waite ruled trustees retain enough securities to yield 1 000 annually for Harrison Reed's life with the balance carried over to the remainder of the estate.
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Harrison Reed
URIB
J. Orin ‘Waite
Orphans' Court
Erie
Harriet v. Reed
Waite
Harriet W. Reed
Harrison
Blackouts in Air Declared Dangerous By Experts
In Philadelphia aviators face dangerous oxygen issues with rapid altitude dives. Dr Carl Schmidt and Dr Julius Com of the University of Pennsylvania warn that inhaling too much oxygen quickly can be as perilous as too little over minutes. The finding was presented at a National Academy of Sciences closing session.
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Philadelphia
National Academy of Sciences
Carl Schmidt
Julius
University of Pennay
Yanin
Estate of Gayl M. Reed Named Executed and Trusteeship
Executors and trustees of the estate of Gayl M. Reed, brother of Harrison Reed, are identified in the notice, detailing fiduciary roles and duties in relation to the decedent's affairs.
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Gayl M. Reed
Harrison Reed
Two Appointments Approved for Erie Police Force
Erie city council, on Mayor Barber's recommendation, approved two police appointments. Otto H. Fischer, long time sergeant, was promoted to lieutenant with a $2400 salary. Seymor Fischer, formerly a patrol officer, was named sergeant to fill vacancies from Sergeant Roy Mong's promotion and the death of Sergeant E. Thomas Cox. Several other officers were rumored for the remaining posts.
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Erie
Charles R. Barber
H. Fischer
East Seventh Steel
Seyran Pischer
Kent
Roy Mong
Veuteomil
E. Thomas Cox
Nit Hiesen
Charles Devel
Stanley Kubers
Bernare Wilczewsis
Nick Bulv
John Anthony
David Doyle
Wichard Jacob Hellen
Efvid
Thirteen Drawn in Prodigy of Draft Lottery
Washington observers note that the thirteenth number drawn in the selective service lottery surfaced just before 9 p.m. last night on October 29, ending the suspense for many registrants. The event marks a pivotal moment as the lottery proceeds with the countdown to final numbers and eligibility implications.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commercial Airlines Play Major Role in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh leaders heard Jack Sye, president of Continental and Western Airlines, urge government action to develop a national air transport system for military value. He warned delays could leave the country unprepared when needed. The remarks followed note of steam heat being adopted on a railroad passenger train in Lat.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jack Syye
Tnpxcontinental
Western Airlines
Pitsburgh
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Margaret
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Maynard Wallaee
Los Angeles
California
Aero Industry Technical Institute
Clymer Grange
Grange
Sarah Schruers
Velma
Lottie Moore
Pomona Grange
Frewsburg
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Sarah Hadlik
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Ellen Gleason
Robert Legtérs
George Degters
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Howard Rhebergen
Russell Babcock
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Robert Legters
Ester Peck
Gladys Grover
Lillian ‘Wiggers
Helen Hemster
Dine Carlisch
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Abbe Reformed Church
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Edward Ruslink
John Legters
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Hazel Miller
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Provence Hillis
Hdna Rhebergen
Ivan Rhebergen
Warren Teller
Leland Withmuth
Robert van Hoosier
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Albert Arnink
Floyd Arhink
John Wassink
Wiiton Duevik
Everett Legters
Norman Hogenboom
Howard Teculver
Miriam Wassink
Virginia Price
Ellen Carlisch
Geneva Querreveld
Ralph Dahtcott
Norman Teeorley
Hert Lictus
Lee Hueink
Clifford Grist
Harold Holtins
James Kolstee
Allen Meyerink
Srnz
Charles Meyeink
Maurice Damcott
Martha Damcott
Irving Tewinkle
Viola
Garret Groters
Reformed Church
Gerolf Wimmer
Charles Kolstee
Isaiah
Jereigh
C. B
Audrey Duevik
Ladies Mission and Aid Society
Methodist Church
Ralph Findley
Epworth
Ralph Finnley
Rose Adams
Arthur H
James Wleuges
Bethany
E. B. Thompson
Yack Klinda
Thompson
Alice
Pennsylvania Electric Co
All-Way Electric CO
Center St
H. L. Rowe
E. Wayne St
Root’s Furniture Store
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Montgomery Ward & CO
Dial
Ellis Electric Store
Holt's
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Merritt Appliance CO
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Erie Police
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Roosevalt
Evle
Cleveland
Montgomery Ward
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