Clymer Man Plans New Store at Findley Lake
Sept 1 report details local social notes and upcoming plans including a Clymer man opening a store at Findley Lake, visits by Los Angeles and Sanford residents, class reunions, and a broad mix of community events from labor day guests to fair exhibits and church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Findley Lake
Clyme
Carat Pitt
Los Angeles
Cal
Claire Pitt
Beatrice Johnson
Ashville
Jenny Willink
Fred Willink
Grover Williams
Caroline McKinnon
Edgard Withnte
Sanford
Florida
Westfield
John Legters
Mohawk Street
Clymer High School
Wesley Miller
Henry Meyrink
North Center
Atrest
Lewellyn
Laon Legters
George TeWinile
Lockport
Hattie TeWinile
Crosscut
Gallup
Wattsburg
Little Long
Brie
Delbert King
Ivan Hunaberger
North Clymer United Brethen
Jamestown
Wiles Lake
Clara Johnson
Prankey Caster
Unio City
Johnson
Clyde Howles
Doris
Corol
Buffalo
Detroit
Dearborn
Lake Huron
Garrett Timimers
Abbe
Henry Gravink
Aukkema
Maple, Avenue
G. H. ‘Enpas
Bertha TeWinkle
Milwaukee
Wis
Helen TeWinkle
Belleville
Irving
Wilcox
Ossining
N. Y
J. Allan Johnson
New York
Schenectady
Clinton Meracle
Wisconsin
Erie to Enforce 35 MPH Speed Limit
Erie set to enforce a 35 mile per hour speed limit as city council acts. Traffic Captain James Donlin stated adoption of the higher rate will apply to through streets, replacing the existing 25 mph option where state law allows. The change aims to streamline traffic and reduce confusion for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
James Donlin
Boros
Aastérien
Ny State Street
Labor and Management Must Pull Together For Prosperity
Roger Babson argues Labor Day speeches overlook the core problem of widening labor management rift. He cites railroad pay disputes, a letter from A F Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, and warns that sustained high wages without productivity hurts bondholders and the broader economy. He predicts near term business improvement but long-term risk if unions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Knights of Labor
New York City
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Mr. Whitney
Henes
Garriers
Uncle Sam
Iabor Teacberg
NURB
Mayville Faces Sewage Plant Question Amid Debate
Mayville officials met September 3 with Carl J. Bernhardt, district engineer for the state health department, to discuss a possible village sewage plant. He advised the community may not need such a project now and warned it could burden taxpayers. He estimated local share around 46,000 plus a WPA grant, while residents expect costs possibly double. The aim is to improve Chautauqua Lake conditions with cooperation from neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Carl J. Bernhardt
Sanitation Department
State Department of Health
Village Offfetaid
Atuite Department
Chautauqua Lake
Married Wednesday at Clymer Parsonage
Miss Mary J. Davis and Howard L. Doolittle wed at the Clymer Methodist parsonage in a ceremony conducted by Rev H Clair Heitzen. The bride wore teal blue with wine accessories and red and white corsage. Attendants included Arline Mahlon Webbard, Loretta Doolittle, Roy Davis Jr., and Floyd Hamilton. The couple will reside at 702 West 9th Street Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Davis
Mig
Roy Davis
French Creek
Howard L. Doolittle
Loretta Doolittle
Brie
Arthur Doolittle
Clymer
H. Clair Heilzen
Methodist Parsonage
Freehold Schools Open and Bear Lake Bands Unite
Freehold township schools open for the year with many local students attending Lottaville and nearby areas. Panama and Shermin High school bands will combine to perform at the Chautauqua county fair in Dunkirk next week, featuring Thoras Grow Jean Manwaring Robert Hawkins and Wilbur Hawkins among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ols
Freehold Township
Panama High
Bear Lake Boys
Chautauqua County
Bear Lake
Lena Croas
Marion Daniels
Miobe
Mars Daniels
Jasper Button
Dan Cross
Panama
Phoebe Lopus
Pauline
Celoron
L. A
L. A. Lopis, Mr. and Mrs, LW. Whiteley and Daughter, Louiss of Corry
Virginia
W. H. Evans
Elwin Gage
Buffalo
Roger Morey
Erie
Morey
Bila Hawkins
Ivan Hawkins
Orville Chapman
Clair Chapman
Walter Black
Diamond
Blade
F. Smith
Chicago
Binghamton
N. Y
Panama High School
Lakewood
Tyan
Hawkins
Gon
David
Jamestown
Mra
J. .C. Manwaring
Brie
Don Willams
Mary
Barry
Lena Craig
Alecering
Sheriden
Hay
Mira
G. Summerton
Wattsburg
Shermin
School to aid poor boys in Montana set for plan
Halispell Montana reports a novel project to educate poor boys with a mix of classroom and practical instruction and crafts to help them find work. Direc tor Ormsbee outlines the aim as a thorough program combining academics with hands on training. Salt content in Lake Varies over a long period of years. The Great Salt Lake salt concentration has varied from 15 to 30 percent, asking which maximum remains in solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halispell
Mont
Hoya
Ormsbee
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Route 6 West of Albion Widened
Widening of state highway Route 6 west of Albion progresses as Fry Construction advances after earlier steps. Eight extra feet of roadway will be added with berms, and the right of way extends over four feet each side focusing on curves. Traffic continues under caution with blacktop work pending completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Rept
Fry Construction Company
Wort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamies Croscutt
Wudmean
Wall Street
Bankery
A. F., Whitney, Abroshic
Whitney
Eaber
Corry
Department of Health
Clymer Parsonage
Freehold
Scho
Emily Post
W. E. Phillips
North Center St
St. Regis Golf
Keister
Sy Construction Company
Chicago-New York
Tewuweyyang
Eurtis
Fla
Loblaw's Salt-Skeve Groce Tertay
Spring Lake
High Park
Stokely
Swift
Armour
Morrell
ED Hams
Model Dairy
Carry
Model Dairy CO
West Smith Street
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