Sparta Road Work Provides Jobs in Town
Sparta area reports a road project under way with machines and crews mobilized along Main Street. Seven tunnel workers have found employment as traffic shifts occur, a temporary foundation is laid for new bridge construction, and the old span is closed to traffic with a plan to reopen by Monday. Affected residents and businesses adjust as crews move through the area and nearby routes are redirected.
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Spartansburg
Severn
Sie
Tunel
Ile Creek
Beldee
Monnay
Minnie Myers
Sanita
Bexste
Buttato
Buffalo
N.Y
A. A. Campbeth
Sheir
W. Virden
Niagara Falls
Aliee
Morah
California
Yee
Vincent Riley
Dorothy Tert
Chicago
William Craine
Ma Tile
Stinray
Bryon Uixby
Betta Wistin
Spartiinshirs le Well
Wutlebing Poin Wevnesquiy
Miseiee Catering
Clady
Hleann
Hasylsin
Dayton
Roowph Xuvels
Myrinie Mather
WMI
Coe
Hershey
Ray Blakesee
Sabinkey
Thorming
A A. Camplill
Rowkland
Puy
Tierday
Teryormér
Residen'e
Tinciinville
Ye ‘Central ME
William
Prestier
Washington, D.C
Bn Ebeir
Everal
Wallet Pfeifer Fini
Jome
Aya
Relph Watt
Tusday Fir Phiddethia
Philadelphia Hospital
Clymer Child Injured In Fall In Week of News
In Clymer Ny Aug 20 a young child suffered a skull fracture after a fall near the highway. Local doctors report the child is recovering but confined to bed. The week also covered church events, weddings, reunions and community notices including Miss Myrtle Haitink’s marriage and a large family reunion at North Clymer.
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Clymer
Clymeh
Fidelis Sunday School
Psteem Tte Alsen
Ehiwret
Khacher
Garret ‘Timmer
Suara
Regia
Chinatown Rhobergen
Teecer
Aifteen
Mig
Leo McCain
June Lovkembline
Golden Rule Club
Rain Hill
Gertrude Grayvnk
Mildred Cady
Lloyd F. Jordan
Marian Jeanette Jones
Union City
Monlay
Methodist
KMT Phallig
Spencer Turner
Nelson ‘Turner
Clymer Hill
Bertha Bray
Corry
M. J. Thomas
North Clymer
Erie
Epworth M. 5
New Castle
Milton Thomas
Mohuwl Community Club
Cambridge Springs
Thomas
Chub
Bia College
K. Whinpa
J. P. Winters
James Neckers
Avalon Kniphulsen
Luella Cordia
William and
Virginia Bitt
Conneaut
Latten
Clymer Wien Schoul
Manjorie Paris
Sharman
Mayguerile Vinder Sebaatz
Irma ‘Tenderken
Hazel Logters
Brstilee Johnsen
Trene
Dia Bennink
Charles Parks
Frederick Vander- Schaalf
Nies Ten Harken
Alkin Johnson
Rygre
Beatrice Johnson
Irene Ton
Clymer i
Henry Damikot
East Main Street
Haitie ‘TeyWinkle
Minnie ‘Kruaileinie Aulskema
Hatlie TeWinlie Warnshuis
French Creek
Della Neckers Gifford
Addié Hottink
Meerdink
Nore Glymer
Mri
Mabel Beardsley
Eriez
Carrie Gleason
Jennite Toekers
Anna Grotets Dune
Anna Ko
Dermothe
Neckers
W. L. Hurt
Bert Peek
Fred Graters
Loveland House
Garret Willams
Clymer Hi
William Wells
Will
B. J. Vanreen
Henry Irwin
Mayville
Charles Church
Geneva
John Neckers
Toronto
Mire
Mega
Myrtle
Harold Haitink
Sherman
Kinney
The
Baptist Church
Woom
John
Bertha Legters Haitink
Audrey
James Bensinit
R. X. Williams
Boland
Garret Boland
Bank W. Neckers
Iva Neckers
Alfred Newhorse
Gordon and Thornton
Irving Wilea
Lyle Compson
H. E. Weaver
N. ¥. Billiott
Harold Hoitink
Edward Binink
Libby Warnghouge
Jennie Neckers
Allan
Lyle Johnson
Watts Flats
William VanErden
Maude Thorn
Laira Dosclittie
Miss Waiht
Minute War Trden
Pred Wardes
Réslinje
Will J. Ressinkill
Kings Corners
Cheese Demonstration at Grange Hall in West Spring Creek
A cheese demonstration led by Tom Stite and agricultural extension reader G Tritt will be held at 1 PM Tuesday at the West Spring Creek Grange hall. The event invites all residents to attend to learn home cheese making.
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Grange
West Spring Creek
Tritt
Agriculttral Extension Reader
Warren County
Tom Stite
Allege
Wattsburg Fair Awards Spark Wide Corry Recognition
Corry emerges as a prominent contributor as Wattsburg's 1934 fair closes with record crowds. Horse racing, free acts, and fireworks draw large attendance while Corry and nearby residents dominate premium awards across draft horses, cattle, sheep, and multiple breeds amid a bustling midway and expanded exhibits. Several listed winners include Dana Sammons, Lea Nelson, Bert Applebeg, Neil Allen, and many others across divisions. Two million dollars swelled dog racing bets in the Pennsauken meet, with taxes paid to the state.
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Wattsburg
Mdr
Corry
Dana Sammons
Lea Nelson
Union City
Bert Applebeg
R. D
Neil Allen
Lee Nelson
Parcherons
Bert A. Plebee
Marvy Sly
Hitebed
Reno Ani Sons
Edinboro
Illinois G O P bucking rain vote battle
Illinois voters face a tight November battle as Roosevelt era divisions echo in Springfield. Democrats rely on Roosevelt’s popularity and a strong party machine to win state offices and congressional seats, while Republicans target increased GOP representation in Congress and the state House. Eight GOP congressmen currently serve from a 27 seat state. gains are anticipated this fall with candidates Brennan and Igoe for at large, and Brooks and Jones for the same post. Both parties seek three University of Illinois Board of Trustees seats.
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Don E. Chamberlain
United Press
Springfield
Roosevelt
NRA
Ully
House of Representative
Ponto
Henry Horner
Republcan
Congress
Mass
Martin Brennan
Bloomington
Farmer Drops Dead in Barn Near Glyndon
Martin, a farmer living west of the village, dropped dead this morning in his barn where he tended cows. He was 60 years old, and had suffered from heart disease. Survived by his wife Bertha and two sons Ralph and Arthur, plus a granddaughter from Erie. Born in Erie in 1881, he had lived on the farm near here for twelve years and belonged to Findley Litre Grange. Lea Goyle and wife visited Glyndon for a day with relatives.
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Sarah Habini
Gertrude Gravink
Mary Simmelink
Delia Bennink
Florence Arnink
Grange
Nellie Havercamp
Nellie Querreveld
Elsie Hewes Legters
Delia ‘Bennink
Mell Wallace
Madison Barreck
Qvho
James Croscutt
Out of Town
Jess Hipwell
Margaret Hauppein
City
John Tripp
M. L Cook
Westfield
N. Ys
Bert Baker
Ripley
N. Y
1D Borsternl
Union City
Leonard Tripp
Panama
Wallace
Clyde Howles
Doris
Niward Conlke
Toronto
Buffalo
Hattie TeWinkle
Benjamin
South
Dayton
Jennie Habink
Beemer
Florida
Maine
H. E. Weaver
Binghamton
Alfred Newhouse
Weaver
Clymer High School
W. F. Eldridge
Stockton
Blaine Wallace
Maxine Wallace
Garret Querreveld
Merton
Gulick
Herman Mills Stetman
Geraldine Mills
Clinton Meracle
South Dayton
Corry
Albert Armink
Ida Johnson
L. P. McCray
Robert Lewis
Buith Wilcox Lewis
Doris van Lente
Holland, Mich
Carlyle Necker
Albert
Neckers
George TeWinile
Michigan State College
New Yokk
Robert Wallace
Marion Aldig
Wilhelm Case
Canada
Tobn-Downie
Gerald
Brocton
Wattsburg
Hardt Bull
Shurman
Uuse
Martin
Bertha Martin
Ralph
Arthir Martin
Hirie
Piie
Erie
Here
Martin Juss
Findley Litre Grange
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G. B. Young
Anthony Herman
Erie R. D
Joe Barnhart
Corry R. di
Ralph Traupe
Joseph Heinz
Maple St. Erie
Herold Fullern
Arthur Mulvin
Pord Camp
Flowers
T. J. Neckers
Clymer R. D. A
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Fred Doolittle
McClintock
Herbert Rouse
Charles Patterson
Pred Phillips
Thelma Sorinson
Ralph Hubbell
Waltsburg
John Casey
R.D
Ora Mitchell
Spring Crett
D. M. Burrow
Winlshng
Howard Brumagin
Will Rouse
Lyman Moore
Reno and Sons
Read and Sons
Mary E. Young
Bissell
Oscar Hammond
T. Parker
North East
Bert Applebee
Orville Titus
Lynn Chaffee
Albert Smith
R. Dt
Ay E.W. Dean
TT Neciexs
Bhorthorns
Roger W. Smith
Linesville
Albert ‘Smilth
Totes
Ity RD
Gerry Prebble
Alvo Raynolds
Linugville
M. J. Reno
Venus Follett
Corry R. D
Holsteins
Elmwood
West Springfield
Paul Dennell
Union City R. D
A. &. Proctor
M. Cram
Lineavil'a
Harwond
C. Mahan
Cortina O
C. W. Heim
East Rochester
Ohio
Lewis
Ashville
Hampshire
D. L. Hensick
Green Springs
Otto TL. Lafferty
Unter City
Tamworth
Cheshire
Pennsauken
N. J
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Lea Goyle
Glyndon
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