Bear Lake Happenings From Septembers Activities
Mrs Don Williams and three children visited in Bear Lake to spend a week with relatives in Fort Washington and Mary Barty. Norma Bordwell and friend returned to Erie after a week with local kin. Many residents attended the Harmony town picnic at Panama Rocks as local events and family reunions filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaya Dunn
Meadville
Rey
F. Riegel
Buffalo
W. D. Fullom
Harmony Town
Panama Rocks
Albert Wilson
Cen Terville
Mather Wilson
Moffltt
Wevers
Mrn
W. N. Wevergt
Pearl Devore
Erie
W. D. William
Frst
United Brethren Church
United Brethren Sunday School
Ellwood
Connell
B. Neegan
Niobe
W. D. Fullon
Jennie Boone
Jamestown
Wet Dughter
0. Z. Price
Roy Beech
Jamestown Hospital
Ida Bates
Florida
S. 4. Carr
Lily Hinckley
Erle
Miss Hindlevy
G. H. Tillotson
Dorothy
Leone Winte
Ray Pardee
Wearton Pardee
Alleghen State Parl
William Buss
Sandusky, Oy
Velma. Risley
Mary Chapman
Benton
Milton Smith
Merritt Smith
Corry Hospital
Wednesay
Gordon Hay
Famly
Aleron
Biray Retin
van Hawkins
Breehold
Carrey Cooper
Cooperstoym
Spedt
Janes Cooper
Torough
Winifred Smith
Tidioiite
Herman Hawkins
Mattie Phillips
Hawkins
Schools at Clymer Reopen Tuesday After Summer Break
Clymer announces school will resume Tuesday September 5 under Principal D M Eddy. The faculty includes Louise Davids Alday Nesbitt Horton TeWinkle Neckers, Wilhelm Case, and others. Early registration completed. community notes include a marriage reception, Grange meeting updates, and local social events surrounding the town and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hivans
Florence TeWinkle
Marguerite Neckers
Arnold Wiggers
Dorothy
Howard ‘Pe- Winkle
Florenz Wiggers
Salem
Myra Baker Conway
Chautauqua
Nora Wassini
Florence Wassink
Byron Wassink
Erie
William Wassin
Brocton
Herbert Petsch
Gerald Dulmk
Albert Waasinie
Atlas Omnalee Wassink
Falconer
Gergid Agnew
June Wiediner
Howard MacLees
Garnet Wiggers
Albert Wiggers
Corry
T2- Winkle
Tenpas
Clymer Grange
R. V. A. Hewes
Sarah Kowman
Cora Dellini
Pomona Grange
J. P. McCray
Sarah Kooman
Pomona
Reewar
NY. Elliott
Mayville
Celoron
Frank W. Neckers
Mra
Low Filiott
N. ¥_ Elliott
Claude Geertson
Lyle Compton
Alfred Newitouze
Irving Wibcox
Iva Nethers
F.W Neckers
Necker
Laura Neckers Caflisch
Dora Hindges
Lakewood
Atbere Mercer
Niagara Falls
Gradioli
Caotie
Gértrude Gravin
Bertha ‘TeWinkly
Plessan
Land Arts
Albert Ruslink
Benjamin Ricklink
Od Ruslink
Ms Horn
Mer
Dairn Doolittle
Heoasiar
Idith Valine
Cirgantits
Asa
Rule
Taylor Testimony in Lamson Murder Trial Surfaces
Frank Taylor of Los Altos, California, testifies in the Santos, California murder case of Kin Wie Allene Thorpe Lamson. He says Lamson told him marital strife preceded the death, and he had been confined in Mexico before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Taylor
Frank Taylor
Los Altos
Cal
Dad Lamsony
Santos
Kin Wie
Allene Thorpe Lamson
40th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Near Spartansburg
The Rey and Mrs. Garnett celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at their farm home near Spartansburg. Forty friends and relatives attended a noon joint dinner on the lawn and later wished the couple many more happy years. The event was noted among local social happenings with other visits and church announcements throughout Spring Creek and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Henry
Sine
Joan McGray
Bigis
Crawford Brundage
Margaret Blair
Corry
Charlotte McKelvey
Messers
James Schwering
Philadelphia
Floyd Gould
Roy Merritt
Coudersport
Abbott Dairies
Ruth Klingstedt
Gondersport
Lan Bates
Chester Forbes
Frank Kaiserling
Mildred Henry
Erie
William Henry
Fred Rickie
See
Titusville
Bessie Johnson
Elizabeth Sickler
Garland
Anna Crane
William Crane
Rey
Mra. Garnett
Spartansburg
Gamett
Lilly Henry
Barturst
Prederick Stone
Union City
Elgin Man Reunited With Family After Years
John Aldrich, raised as Albert Coombs, learns his birth family in Meadville Jamestown and Linesville. He tracks his mother Florence Coombs and brother in Spring Creek and sister in Union City, while his father remains unreached. A long-awaited reunion follows decades apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlgin
John Aldrich
Annt Mors
Maurice Aldrich
Wayns Township
Aldrich
Meadville
Viorence Coombs
Jamestown
Smith
Linesville
Spring Creek
R. D
Alfreda
Union City
Norton
Lineaville
Ace
Albert Coombs
Nora Clabbaiz
Chicago Row
Clark Nave
Clark
Erie
Buffalo
Dorothy Burrows
Eri
Davis Fermson
Richard Lewis
Marvin McCray
Lilley
Kenneth Wetmvry
Nellis Grrl
Bernice Lewis
Henry McCray
Union
City
Carlyle, Bowman
Hine
Johny McCray
Dairymen and political noted at country club event
About a hundred members of the Dairymen's League heard a speech by Mrs. Elm en Miller, Republican precinct candidate, at a meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. A brief program preceded her talk at the Derry Country Club. Refreshments were served as attendees discussed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oymer
Dairymen
Lesgue
Elmen
Veter Millar
Fag County Hovse
Miler
Hessiink
Tate
Derry
J Roelath
Milede Nduitess
Dad
Gil Tearlow
Staward
Uae
R. A. Torgel
Skinner
Bearty
L. Hvatinewing
Late Spring Fire Suppresses Cre -A Veal?
A late spring blaze disrupted Cre city area as firefighters battled a stubborn fire. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text. Authorities urge residents to avoid the scene and await official updates. No injuries reported in the readable portion.
Ladies Aid Meets at Methodist Church Plans October Session
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a well attended business meeting. Mrs H Brooks of East Pleasant Street led discussions on work and membership. They plan to meet with Mrs Cor Rolise Werne sday and Thursday afternoons to work on duties. The next regular meeting is set with Mrs L Gallaghen on the first Friday in October. Beulah Randall and Mrs Cookes served lunch for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huslink
Lou
G. Ruslink
North Clymer
Augie
Leon Fardink
N. R.A
Clymer
Mayville
Cardo
Dunkins
Zurk Waullkner
Lily Dale
Tiber Dealer
NRA
Guy Bennink
Ed Ruslink
Cleveland
Leonard Vander Schaaft
Helen Southland
Dunkirk
A. A. Schermerhorn
Jamestown
WW. Neckers
Iya Neckers
Bertha
Helen TeWinkle
Mis
Millie Almy
Luella Cardia
Layon Metaclé
Winnie Christensen
Carol Compton
Alfred Newhouse
Ine ‘Tyler
Treva Wilcox
Velma Iliett
Christensen
Wilcox
Harold
May Mangus Sweet
Ginierage
South Dayton
Ohereas Tonngon
Cambridge
Ralph Meracle
Floyd Amite
Buffalo
Albert Arnink
Waterford
A.M. Alday
Habink House
North Street
Lambert Pope
Alday
J. W. Newhouse
Chicago
Ray Barker
Gunnard
Clymer Hill Reformsit Church
J. B Winter
Christ
Robert Gate
Dorothy
Middle West
Faltire
Beatrice Motrmy
Florence Serton
George Palmer
Walter Dewitt
Merrill McCray
Louis
Victor Sexton
Orrin Babcock
Lawrence
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Hpiscopal Church
H. Brooks
Haat Pleasent Street
Cor
Rolise Wernesdey
L. Gallaghen
Beulah Randall
Acooks
Global radio boom tops 60 million tuning in
A report on international broadcasting notes 60 million listeners in Paris and beyond with about 40 million receiving sets worldwide. The United States leads with 198 receivers per 1100 inhabitants and an estimated 180 million listeners, while 300 thousand receiving sets are reported elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ingbulisali
United State
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A. B. Church
Harmony
Anton Wew
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Little Hail Insurance Sadam
Hail Apparatis Apex Idethmany Fy
Oregon
W. H. Garnett
Spring Creek Scoute
W. Kingstedt
Canton
Lon Bates
Daisy Branch
Rep. Meielyey
K. D. Paige
Wattsboro
John Messina
Dore
Warren
Sheldon
Dia Whitman
Federated Church of Spring Creel
Clemmons
Mead- Ae
Erie Conference of
Columbus Union Church
Boy Scouts
Ie Spring Creek
Kafferini
Elgin Man
Babe—Ladies Aid Society
Elgin
Boston
Massachusetts
Corry’s
N.dell Darling
Erie County
Dell
Darling
Sheriff
You. B
Ser
Bennett
Niles
Sheera Racine
Misa
Hynek
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