McCray Blakeslee Crowell Reunion Marks 18th Gathering
The eighteenth annual reunion of the McCray Blakeslee and Crowell families was held August 28, 1835, at the Community House due to inclement weather. About one hundred attendees enjoyed a full program of prayers, songs, reminiscences, and speeches led by A. Rede Snapp, with officers elected for 1997 and many local guests present from multiple towns.
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Wave M, Perkins
B. J. Crowell
Mise
Adellé McCray
Misa Ddith Stearns
Addie Crowell
Dian Blakeslee
Rollo McCray
Dan Blakeslee
Warns McCray
Clarence McCray
Dorothy Gates
Warner McCray
Lloyd McCray
Alison Kent
Ims
Shun Potter
Charles Wade
Wave Perkins
Chiirman
Dorothy Davis
Adele MaCray
Kenneth Perkins
Doris Stowe
Phillis MaCray
Away
Arthur Davis
Amily
Bari McCray
Spantansburg
Denguter
Mary Annice
Waterford
J. GC. Mitenol
Jack Heyman
North East
Stella McC
Board of Thanks and Public Sale Notice
A board of thanks expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and flowers during bereavement for Mrs Havey Dockum Rev Harvey Dockum and Harry Haenel. A public sale advertises Saturday Sept 5 at 1 pm two miles southwest Spartansburg Spartansburg Riceville pavement 20 cows heifers horses with weights 120 to 1600 lbs terms cash. Also listed are Glad for sale and notes on grasshoppers providing a service to the community by eating weed pollen.
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Havey Dockum
Harvey Dockum
Harry Haenel
B. B. Gray
Arthur Scouten
Gurtha Carr
Mrs Hahn to head Auxiliary Election of Legion
Mrs. Hahn of Wayne Nebraska seeks national presidency of the American Legion auxiliary with an unopposed bid. She is completing her sixth year as national rehabilitation chairman and is married to a banker with one son. The national convention is planned in Cleveland late in September.
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0. W. Hahn
Wayne
Neb
American Legion Anc
Mary
Cleveland
Hah
The
Legion Auxilary
Ile Teat Prose
Personal Crisis Report in Auto In Pittsburgh Sep 1
Jom E Booker aged 28 of Avalon was found dead in his car from carbon monoxide poisoning last night. Authorities said he drove to a deserted spot, locked the doors, and left the motor running. A note addressed to his wife was found.
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Young Man Drowns in Chautauqua Bay
Jamestown Wisconsin Sept 1 Philip Chambers 28 son of Judge James A Chambers was drowned yesterday in Lake Chautauqua at De witsville Bay after slipping from his boat Sheriff deputies and volunteers searched the lake for his body His father and brother James J Chambers went to Chautauqua to aid in the search Chambers reportedly awoke to the bow of the boat to retrieve a bowline then slipped overboard and disappeared into the rear of the craft
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Sharon Girl Killed in Crash in West
Sharon Pa Sept 1 United Press reports a 47 year old Sharon High School senior Merybelle Preston was killed in an automobile crash while vacationing with an aunt. She is survived by her mother and a brother Thamda.
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West
United Press
Bonestead
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Merybelle Preston
Change of Venue Sought in Brookville Trial
United Press reports in Brookville Pennsylvania that John Hecker night watchman faces murder indictment for Kate Wacken railroad telegrapher. Defense attorney Conrad seeks venue change citing Brookville mood. Commonwealth answers due in ten days.
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Brookville
Line Commonwealth
John Hecker
Kate Wacken
John W. Conrad
John W. Kephart
Backer
Commonwealth
Advance Dispatch Of Clymer Star Route
The morning star route service from the Corry post office to Clymer was advanced to 8 20 o clock. The earlier delivery to Clymer will allow mail to reach the town in time for rural route distribution. Patrons are asked to heed the courier closing of the mails for delivery on the star route.
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Corry
Clymer
Coriier
Drought Parley Discussed By Gov Lannion Delegation
Governor Al M. Lannion spoke with agricultural advisers in Topeka on September 1 about the background of Roosevelt's drought conference at the White House with President Roosevelt.
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United Press
Topeka
al M. Lannion
Roosevelt
Dew Maines
Market Gossips Preview Post Labor Day Stock Flurry
United Press reports investors eye a pickup in activity after Labor Day as the stock market hints at renewed interest, with bullish tones despite potential irregularities. Merchandising shares may rise on stronger farm purchasing power, while drought fears ease. Allied Chemical shows volatile swings, closing with a modest Dow shift. August ends with Allied up and U S Steel also advancing.
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Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Futre
Department of Agriculture
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Stocks Irregular in Light Turnover
Stocks moved irregularly in light turnover with gains in silver and related shares. Americans buying in London supported silver and gold shares while copper shares held steady. Notable closers included American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and Westinghouse with varied percentages. A shooting in Canonsburg left a parlor proprietor wounded, and Remington Rand labor talks aimed at ending a strike. The Springfield bean story noted a tracked finch finding by local residents.
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Standard Oil
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Westinghous
Hied Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply
Asso Gas
Eloc Itics
Sor McCord
Lone Star
West Pub
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