Bear Lake Area News Highlights Local Visitors and Death
Bear Lake vicinity reports a busy week with numerous guests from Jamestown Mayville and Panama. Notable items include births and a death: a daughter born to Mr and Mrs A W Perkins, and the death of Dr B Cobb of Panama. Community events feature church meetings a weiner roast and school openings with students resuming at Lakewood. Local residents travel for family visits and attend fairs and musicals in Toronto and Chautauqua.
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George Smith
Elvin Smith
Dele
Mabel Chapman
Chauitauqua
Wan EH. Hawking
Garry
Robert
Signa Anderson
Horn
Mayville
N. Y
Alec, Jr
Huth Margaret
Marvin Perkins
N.Y
Lawrence McGrath
Ashville
Johnson
McGrath
Mary
Barry
A. W. Perkins
G. H. Tillotson
Dorothy
Toronto
Nellie Gordon
Columbus
George Evans
E. B. Cornish, Jr
Washington, D. C
Jesse Smit
Youngsville
Rush Chapman
Glenn Smouse
Conneaut Lake
Rush Chapmian
Uouth
Day
Aberbowie
Town Line
Geneva Gordon
Hi. Sebanton
Ellen Wilson
Manwaring
Clymer
B. Wilcox
Harland Merchant
Frans Wilcox
Jamestown
N. Ys
Tyan
Hawkins
Clara Connell
Merle Connell
Leo Ant Marvin Perkins
Wendell
Blyin Gage
Wile Fine Hawkins
U. & Church
Ivan E. Hawkins
Son Daydi
Mrr
Charles 51. Wobin
Dorothy ‘Tillotson
Farl Wheeler
Lakewood
J.C. Manwaring
Evelyn Cornish
Edith Hulett
Sinclairville
Leong White
Leoné
Carrie Gleason
Eisle Hussam
Truman Polley
A. L. Sands
Frank, Holman
Akron
Jenie Whiteley
Walter Carter
Batavia
Jessie Carter
Rose Evans
Ivan B. Hawkins
Guirnsey
Priday
Marion Gage
Corry
Walter Davison
Velma Risley
Davison
Robert Mansfeld
Mary . Barry
Willis Brown
Mary Brown
Nora Doane
Leland
Danny
Westfield
Lawrence Risley
Pat Crowe
Bo. Crowe
Hypjitotaca
Fred
Wheeler
Mra
Eugene Coles
Harry Wilsted
W. 3. Evans
A.W. Perkine
Noter
Matry €. Barry
Sparta Fair features Gibson chalk talks and burlesque
Spartansburg September 14 Sparta Fair opens with Bob and Bud Gibson performing chalk talks impersonations and a burlesque evand oper ce brillante. Lather Birst of Brie provides piano music as admission 25 or 85 cents. Post shows boost for event and early seating urged.
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Spartansburg
Bob
Bud Gibson
le Grange
Neil
Rousita
Lather Birst
Brie
Plano
Gibson
Spartancburg and
Rey
Gillson
Titusville
Riceville Corners
F. G. Jones
Willem Bilhorne
R. V. Shreve
Gerald Shreve
Lois Stewart
Kane
Archie
Elmer Rhodes
Ol City
Fred Bates
G. A. Weller
T. A. Kinney
Harrisburg
Howard Martin
Meatyide
R. W. Webb
Johnsonburg
Edward Scott
Weht
Meladies
The
Baptist Church
Professor Elisha Kane Held Incommunicado in Wife Murder
Norfolk dispatch reports Professor Elisha Kent Kane of the University of Tennessee held without bond and incommunicado on a murder charge after his wife drowned at Grandview Reach. Six witnesses testified before a coroner’s jury that the drowning occurred Friday. Kane claims the death was an accident during an injury while fishing. He denied reviving her and transported her to a hospital. The inquest will reconvene at the site this afternoon. Kane was well regarded academically, with a Harvard PhD and a career across several colleges.
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United Press
Norfolk
Elisha Kent Hane
University of Tennessee
Newport News
Grandview Reach
Kang
Kane
Dlamg
D. W. Holloway
F. Holloway
Franklin Holloway
C. Rolling
T. Ferguyson
Moody Firman
Vanderslice
Harvard
Miami
Fla
Richmond County Academy
Augusta
Roanoke College
University of Nort Carolina
Phalanx Fraternity Opens Fall Meetings
Phalanx fraternity opened its fall meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church last evening. Rev. John A. Jordan gave an inspiring address on the Passion Play after the slides. Reports from the Phalanx Set-up conference in New Castle were presented, Corry sent a five-member delegation, and the Western Pennsylvania yearly conference is planned for Altoona February 5 to 7.
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Mu Spsilon Phalanx
Methodist Episcopal Church
John A. Jordan
New Castle
Corry
Phalanx
Western Pennsylvania
Altoona
Opportunity Club Meeting at Presbyterian Church Social
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church met in the church parlors for a fine gathering with a tureen dinner at 6 240 o clock. Hostesses Mrs J S Patterson Mrs Leon Lintsley Mrs H S Wood and Mrs Ernest Schuyler assisted. Twenty four members attended the opening session of the year to plan activities and fundraising for church projects.
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Opportunity Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Circh
J. 5. Patterson
Leon Lintsley
H. 5. Wood
Ernest Schuyler
Campus size and mix vary across universities
The text notes campuses differ in size with some small colleges and others large. It mentions institutions like University of Miokiw and University of New HMuruyi, with references to grants, scales, and first notes illustrating a range of campus characteristics.
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Urbit Salles
University of Miokiw
University of New Hmuruyi
University of Maho
Clymer Notes Highlight Oberammergau Talk And Local Visits
Sept 14 Clymer notes report visits by residents from Duntirie Buffalo and Cincinnati. Rev John A Jordan of Pittsburgh will present Oberammergau Passion Play pictures at Clymer M B Church on Sept 16 with three seasons of color pictures. Rev Claude Wilhelman preaches on Just Time at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday drawing larger attendances.
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Clymer
Auissarma Sy Jew
Duntirie
Bi Healinle
Buffalo
Lillian J. Smith
Gilbert Busaing
New York City
Delaware Avenue
Claude Eshelman
Walter Kidwell
Jonnldren
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold Sweet
Wellsboro
Maand Mra
Andrey Parka
Ravim Hill
W- Newhouse
Merl Newhouse
Dunkirk
Dunkirk To Attend Ge Chautauqua County
Andrys
Joseph Gerass
Marlin
Homer McCray
Old City
Eva Tyler
Briges
Philadelphia
Claude Wihelman
Methodiat Episcopal Church Land
Father of Bride Performs Quiet City Wedding
Thelma Reagle daughter of Rev. H F Reagle and Lyle Chase son of Mr. and Mrs. George Chase were wed last night at 1056 North Center Street. Ceremony at 9 20 by Rev. Reagle, father of the bride. Attendants were Robert Reagle and Geraldine Chase. Mrs Chase wore Spanish brown attire and Mrs Reagle wore brown. The newlyweds reside at 1056 North Center Street. Both graduates, he from Corry High School and she from Jamestown Business College.
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Mige
Thelma Reagle
H.F. Reagle
Lyle Chase
George Chase
North Center Street
Mr Reagle
Robert Reagle
Geraldine Chase
Miss Reagle
Miss Chase
Chase
Corry High School
Jamestown Business College
Jury Fails to Fix Blame in Child Death
Warren, Sept. 15 coroner's jury in Norman Snyder death returns verdict finding car owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and operated by Victor Aubrey. No recommendation. Inquest heard from Dr. F. Otterbein and several witnesses including Victor Aubrey and Clarence Snyder. Dispute over distance from sidewalk when struck, notes Madison Avenue detour use as road with cars driving on the walk.
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Warren
Norman Snyder
Sitlte
Madison Age Fe
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Victor Aubrey
Fd. Loyrey
F. Otterbein
John Slerry
L. G. Bidwell
WW. Tsening
D. Ward
Hm. Reist
Clyde Harman
2. B. Ging
Freeman Johnson
Clarence Snyder
Madison Avenue
Carver
South Streets
Annual Church Meeting This Thursday in Columbus
Sept 16 notice urges all to attend the town church gathering at the Columbus church. Evening program includes short prayer and business session, followed by a complimentary lunch courtesy of the Community Aid. Also reports the death of Doris Black, three, of Garland, with services and interment details.
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Columbus
Praan
Doris
Lester Black
Garland
Imade
David Curtis Cemetery
Ocean Currents Theory on World Water Bodies
A fragment discusses a theory about large water bodies being moved by forces of currents and tides. It mentions a priestly or ceremonial role and hints at historical or scientific debate on how water circulates in seas and oceans. The text is garbled but centers on origin and movement mechanisms of planetary water bodies.
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Pittsburgh
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Edinboro
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Tennessee
Phalanx Fraternity
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Seich’ Department Store
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Corry, Px
Zorgner
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N. Center St
Corry, Pa
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