Spartanburg Residents Home From Trips Eventful Visit
Spartanburg residents are noted in a crowded social column detailing visits, family gatherings, church events, guests from out of town, and a Crawford County agricultural trip led by Professor Jesse Whitney. The piece highlights multiple names, parties, and locations in a bustling community chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Schouers
Albert Neckers
James Neckers
Carbondale
Muri
Myrtle Graat
Lynette Mar
Trving Wilcoxs
Ossining
N. Yo
Wilewx
Trevil Necker
Hadriel Vrrdean
Cochrat
Clark Bloomer
Sherman
Carlton Vrooman
Stow
Miss Vrooman
Chautauqua
Mes
Flineitey Sheldon
Hinelelay
Clifford Legters
Jok Moorrig
Legters
Mas Blanche
Niagert Falls Mondiay
Puig Women
Wid Abbr
Ehuret
Garret Tums
Bull Moose
Tverbirtwo Comabers
Madieu
Judy Party
Ensiays
Waltsburg
Timer Croscutt
Falconer
Dave Lathrop
Weiner
Wills D. Gallup
Bull Water
Olen
Je di Gallup
Ani
Mariom Gallup
Alypert Groscutt
Shermis
Gertrude
Wuma Groveutt
Orean's Corners
Mra
Ke. Ephray Ad Bork Wi
Ata
Clinton Meracke
Dayton
Tandolnsan
Mra Gaya Speelberg
Mor
Edna Beekerinks
Fenty Beekerink
Pennsylvania
Aenemnink Pontines
Erie
Rochester
Canky Jylinson
Toves Vysit
Beaverdam Weekly Picnic and Community News
Beaverdam notes a busy week with visitors from Brig and Corry, extended family gatherings and church events. Funeral services honored Miss Verte Eloultt, and local youths joined in M E and U B church activities plus a Candakota Lake picnic. Community members also discussed farm improvements and extension programs at State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Kid
Medeliznd
Brig
Ane
M. McCtellanu
Mus
Bart Bower
Richard Fox
Corry
Floyi
Childran
WH. Cummings
Charles Hodge
Ralph Newell
Jamestown
N. Ys
Lalg Lyons
Virgil ‘Yarbell
Gat Lyons
Fin
H. C. Whitney
Mikes
Jomworguke
Meadville
W. H. Chmmtings
Crooks
the Whitney
Verte
Walter Proctor
Stanley
Cash Smith
Betty
Proct Turville
Minor Lagnon
Lingsville
Clarence Bisbee
Lyle Proctor
Wattsburg
Add
Theodore Hanby
Martha
Maynard
Bir Carnanur
Teller
Jedwit Milvin
Lyle Syactor
Lois Lyons
Fras Doolittle
E. A. Lyons
Tale Browles
North East
Carl Proctor
Bert Bowen
Yountay
Mt Il Mowe
Smith
Clymer
Mis
Lyons
Dy Gage
Paelland
Nina
Nowest
Mars
H. C) Whitney
Marth’ Maynard
Chatles Swan
Carence Bisbee
Ussall King
Minnie McAllister
Berthi Abern
Biss Zoya Applepee
May
Rober Mtuivin
Sunny Meo
J. A. Lyons
Ms. Fuels ‘Porhell
Arpglueville
Jd and Ware
Waller Proctor
Goa
Arthie Procetai
Sindy
F. D. Smocks
Auly
Walter Parkhurst
Candakota Lake
Alton Peterson
Rolla and
Orval
Eva
Ruth
Ian
Norman Stone
Martha Touynard
Teddy
June
Martha Hanby
Charles Lyon
Jeanniene
Walter McClelland
Claude Bowen
F D. Smock
Sherman Rhodles
Elwin
Daisy Smock
Near Greenville
Laverne Stebbins
North Clymer
Corry-Jamestown Co
Cummings
F. D. Smock
Mir
Malcolm Detter
Julia Swan
Russell King
Mayville
Fd, Smock
Homer Smock
Misa Hahcode
Union City
Armitage
U. B. Church of
Death claims Adolphus Price at Bear Lake
Death claims Adolphus Price at Bear Lake reported as a local notice. The obituary notes Mrs. Lynd McCray and Mrs. Emaline Hoyt among recent visitors and lists neighbors, relatives, and a funeral at the Wattsburg Methodist church. The item records community arrivals, a hospital stay, an eclipse interest, and local social notes from Watts Flats and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Price
Bear Lake
Lynd McCray
Children
New Jersey
Emaline Hoyt
Panama
Gerald Thompson
Corry
G. H.tillotson
Dorothy
Brank Whiteley
W. N. Wevers
Lester
Athena
Wattsburg
B. Cornish
Chyytadjun Lake
Don Williams
Philadelphia
Alec Perrking
Mayville
Charles St. Jonn
Ashville
W. D. Fullam
Erie
Warren
Ethel Williams
Louisville
Riends
Mary Boardman Manhart
Niobe
Alton J. Manhart
Sadie Elliott
Bradinre
Alvert Boardman
S. D. Bowranon
Stow
Lee Boardman
Shermat
D. Boardman
Bradford
Everytt Cornish
C. D. Hotcukiss
Nuttall
Sherman, N
Lawrence Saxton
Sugar Grove
Cleo Gurr
Elsie Vaness
Florence Sweetland
Noors
Gerald Schrevas
Frien
North East
Rose Evang
Harry Wilsted
Paul Carpenter
Earl Wheeler
Wen Jail
Elvin Gage
Lula Hinéldey
Chautaqua, Lake
Sunior Hulses
Mra
West Spring Creek Grange Meeting and Events
West Spring Creek Grange meets on September 10 with notices of visiting families and a Sunday school program at the Grange Hall on September 7. An entertainment event to raise the minister salary includes plays readings music and a pie auction. Regular Grange meeting runs September 10 14, with first and second degrees and booster night rescheduled for September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Sir Creuss
SePl
Vies Goodrich McKee
Frant Goodrich
Don McKay
Hazel
Evelyn Lincoln
Paul Whaley
Dorothy
Pauline
Brookville
West Spring Creek
Grange Hall
Winifred
Spring Creek Grange
New Homes at East Sparta Tale of Local Reunion Notes
Sept 2m East Sparta reports a family gathering at the home of the former's brother Frank Sherlock with numerous relatives from Centerville Britton Run and nearby places. Preaching schedule noted at Slate Lat Sean house with services each Sunday. local visits include Shentlil and McMeiggs families and various guests from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebecca Smith
Beavergam
Bredfey Corners
England
Jay Smithy
Leon Palmer
Paul Hannah
Union City
Guy House
Wattsburg
Herbert Burton
Meadville
A. Lyons
Beaverdam
A. D. Parkhurst
Akron
William Brooks
North East
Aligast
Beaverdam M. E
Rev
E. C. Clark
PF Senn
East Sparta
Ana Mira
Martin Hebler
Laren Hicker
Red Car
Merk Mine Shueatlaugh
Robert Uni Paul
Situsvills| Vame
Frank Sherlock
Otter
Shtw Place
Meg
Pail Scouten
Anrd
Henry Roswett
Tart Kees
Merle Smith
Centerville
Wibert Scouten
Britton Run
Morea Sher Joel
Medie Cassidy
N. Bunting
Frantc Shulich
Wtland
Barbara Shentlil
Eria
Ima
Alton Metrigg
Wer
Olean Man and Sons Hurt in Crash
Olean man and three sons were injured when their truck overturned at State and Twentieth streets, all treated at Olean General Hospital. The father suffered multiple fractures and possible internal injuries. sons ages 12 and 11 had cuts from glass. Other local items note a death, Price, and various social visits and events around Route 1 and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
George Wrenagrive
la N. Sixth Street
Cantor
Wyoming
Yee
Scranton
Pitemaurice
Olean General Hospital
Robert
Cyarien
George
Clymer League and Grange Meeting Summary
Clymer League and Grange met this week in Clymer with W V Hewen presiding. Pomona Grange will be held at Cenbeaba Sept 2 with Ath read. Delegates and members discussed taxes, donations, and upcoming events including a public district meeting at Ellery Center Sept 30.
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W. L
Mary Sitamolinic
Bobbie
Unitas
Howe
Dairymen's League Co- Operative Association
C. F. Hull
Parsons
Anna
P. Stapler
Newe York
H.H. Murs
Walter Tord
Tizwbathy Hyninett
Buffalo
Ellery Center
Ladies Migston Pac Aid Society
Hft Home Department
Young Ladies Mission ‘Band
Gial! Church League
James Gordie
Colum
Cora Timmer
Mea
Bensini
Geravink
Kinnig
Shittaan
Zotla
Gertrude Carroll
Corry
Aphigvels
Allan
Miames Tenharken
Roy Gravink
Clifford Legters
Dorothy Wiggers
M James Gravink
Ardym DeLury
Leo McCann
Cordley
James Gravint
James
Cen Jurken
Blmple
Condry
Heteiu Rensiters
Ching
United States
Abie
Arnink
West Hickory
Gilbert. Ton
Clarence Rhebergnn
Harold Legters
Charles Legters
Frewsburg
Chautauque Volunteer Firemen
Abbe Reformed Church
Phosbergen Grove
Siyday School
Ri V. A. Hewes
Mme
Roy Legters
Pury Jay
Sherrden Wallace
Stella Colvin
Mat Shear
New York City
Midway Parl
Norman Grain
Chris Christensen
Prank Kinley
Grace Kinley
Findley
Bean
Mary Simmelini
Add
Claud Lictus
Wand
Berk
Onl Nes
Gaeret
Long Jlatut
Fs Enygagwil
U B Attack Moves Against Prohibition
The report outlines a debate within the United Brethren Christ Conference over prohibition. It notes a strong party line argument that dry laws fail to curb behavior and that political actions are needed. The piece mentions local social events and visits, including gatherings and travel by residents and families, reflecting a busy community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sephai
United Brethren Christ
Politiogd
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Homie Fury
Misa Dorothea Knight
Titus Gilly
Mery Kmghty
Wayne Wolxel
Camblay O
Clara August
Fred Ovine
Jesse Whitney
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State College For
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Ke Thades
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Umaliy
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Cins- Air Lake
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H. D. Witney
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Charles Swan
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Merle Bowen
Loyd Hammond
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Columbus
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H. D. Hitnev
Warren Proctor
Huiraday
Charles Marlow
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Personal Finance CO
State St. Phiome
Gverd Bartod
Boy Scouts
Allen Bennett
Carry
Charles Goodmen
Owen Fullom
Mark
Heome
W. D. Fillom
Mary Crosby
Spring Creek
Adolphus Lemuel Price
Route 1
Laverne Price
Edgar Wilson
Herbert Haupin
Willis Welch
A. J. Price
This Place
Grant Price
Dda Pierce
Lattsville
Belle Price
Isula Jarphy
Minensota
Lily Brush
Sheffield
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McLaskey
Episcopal Thurel
Sugit Grove
Bear Lajce
P. J Crows
Dan Cornish
Fon Cornish
Wattsburg Fair
W. &. Hawkins
Edith
Ethel Bong
Mary ©. Berry
Drv Anu
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Clymer League
Grange
U.B
Prohibition
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Tavm Mbout
Jedite Hoyle
Mary W Dautilena
East Sobrian
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