Sciota Woman Surprised On Her Birthday
Sciota Sept 15 Mrs Addie Schurman returned home from Sunday school to a delightful birthday dinner hosted by relatives and friends. Dozens of visitors spread through the day including Harrison Beckerint Hazel Hedlink Ivan Hateh Rexford Warner and many others from nearby towns. A cheerful gathering featured meals, conversations and greetings as the community shared in the celebration.
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Avalon Krnphuizen
John Halthouse
Clymor
N. Y
Ethel
Mae Schurman
Jamestown
James Cordin
Haughter
Gertrude Miller
Rexford Warner and Sons
Arthur and
Roger
Steuben Willz
C. Warner
Burl Pierce
Arthur Lyman
Henry Querréveld
Wilfred Westley
Donation Ell
William Durlin
Pittfield
H.R. Briggs
Emma Heslink
Addie
George Marsh
Ghester Smith
Concord Hidge
Russell Briggs
Corey
H. R. Briggs
Bart Pierce
Jimly
C. C. Warner
al Colza
W. H. Burgett
Charles Akam
Elmer — Crossitity
Marion Gallup
Lyhethiy Caited
Schueman
Henry Querreveld
Mid
Querreveld
Minnie Stearns
Ashville
Bla Hatch
Euitm Anams
Gen. Marsi’s
Concord Rite
Fret Lindahl
Wred Patchen
Timesta
Duane Lines
Ho R Briges
Peter Schurman
Clifford Cady
Dunkirk
Urs
Wiggers-Cady Wedding at Clymer and Local Notices
One of Clymer Hills early autumn weddings saw Mildred Cady wed Cornelius Wiggers in a display with white dublins and gypsophila. About two hundred guests attended as Rev. Garver Tiomer led the service. The couple plan to reside on East Main Street after purchasing the late Garret Bardink home.
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Ads
Garrett Austin
Ted
Schurman
Bilph Osterstuete
Gertrude
Celoron
Alton Peterson
L. A. Thomas
Gerald
Helen Bensink
Fred Humphrey
Westley Hill
Pete Schurman
Ivan Haten
Wiggers-Cady
Clymer
Anna Neckers
Wayne Linas
G. H. Schuman
Wayne Girs
Bonita Wat- Putis
Linga Taye
Westeys'lin
Edith Pierce
Erie
Elmer Rustani
Dell Frake
Concord
Tom Fullom
Gertrude Ausfin
Mildred Cady
Cornelius Wiggers
Garret Willink
Dairymen’s League
Milton Thomas
M. E. Conference
George Legters
Gertrude Gravink
Bernice McCann
Arlene Duntewold
James Beekerink
Garret Newhouse
R. Thompson
A. A. Sthermerhorn
Vda Johnson
A. Arnink
C. Christensen
Ly P. McCray
M's. R. X. Williams
Ima ‘Tyler
Gordon Schermechorn
Bradford
Christensen
Musseline de Sale
Bernice Wiggins
Henry
Cady
Myrtle Cady
Wiggers
Garret Bardink
Bing
Clymer Hill
Garret Williuis
Wes
Mir
Henry Willie
Henry Wassink
Abram King
Alt
Walliam Vane Schaaf
Martha Denink
Jutin Wing
Menry Newhouse
Rey
J. F. Winter
Thilly Seblink
Sherman
Maggs
Bertha Wassink
J. P. Winter
Willink
Herse Clymer Hill
Removal of Relief Director Urged in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Sept 15 A petition calls for the removal of Fault 3 Bedian from any relief role in Pennsylvania. The move was reviewed a day by United Emergency Chief Harris A. Biddle, related to Westmoreland county officials and alleged misappropriation of relief funds.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
Bedian
Pennsylvaia
Uric A. Biddle
Beguan
Sfie Green
Westmoreland Opimty
Jamestown welfare workers reinstated after political ties
Three welfare department investigators in Jamestown were reinstated and will receive promotions after being discharged for affiliating with the Democratic Party. Commissioner John Larson announced the reinstatements, noting the workers resigned from party roles and may have sought elected offices. The action follows communications from TERA officials confirming resignations and reinstatement.
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Jamestown
Welfare Department
Board of Public Welfare
Public Welfare
John Larson
William C. Shanaton
Pulp H. Mulroney
Herbert S. Williamson
Democratic County Committee
Jane S. Learn
Western
New
Welfare
Larson
Min
Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary dinner plans
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met yesterday afternoon at the VFW hall to finalize plans for a chick dinner serving from 5:30 PM Wednesday. Menu includes creamed chicken timbales mashed potatoes cabbage salad rolls relish apple pie with cheese and coffee. Proceeds go to the auxiliary treasury for their school fund.
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Marl Jackson
Oferley Amy
John Boland
Eva B. Rich
V. F. W. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Anxiliary
Treasury School
Ralph Qwens
Warren
J. W. Newhousts
Carlyle Neckers
Doris van Lente
Holland
Mich
Hope College
Henry Tenpay
W. 7
Abbe
Buffalo
Gari Caffisch
Silver Creel
Garret Querreveld
Carl Markello
Floyd Arnink
Clifford Smith
Albert Arnink
Mohawk Lodge I. 0. O. F
Mt. Tabor
Jamestown
Anna van Ness
Lulkewood
Jerrold Arnink
Te Arnink Homie
Frank Neckers
J. H. L. Reckerink
Lyle Compton
Iva Neckers
Leslie Forness
Chris Christensen
George Will Motor
Pittsburgh
George Campbell
McCray Johnson
Los Angeles
J.J. Wagner
VFW Post Plans Anniversary Activities and Display
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 264 in town joins nationwide events for the 75th anniversary of the VFW. Plans include a September 22 open meeting with a banquet and entertainment, plus a September 20 to 22 display of war trophies at the Downey Drug Store storeroom on Main and Center streets.
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America
Columbia
Nistelow
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
V.F. Wi
Archie W. Thompson
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Cuba
Stein
Ley
Cou
Manderin
James
Putania
West Plaina
Meta
Post So
Post
W. I. W. Post 19
Downey Drug Store
Main Hod Center Streets
Milk Control Board Ends Hearings Today
The Pennsylvania Milk Control Board proceeds to conclude a series of hearings in Harrisburg to collect data for a new general order replacing prior price the board will issue. Witnesses including H D Allebach urged revival of the elastic quantity pricing method and a shared reduction in the delivered retail price of half pints of cream in Philadelphia.
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United Press Harrisburg
State Milk Control Board
H. D. Allebach
Interstate Milk Producers, Inc
Allebach
Philadelphia
Milk Control Board
Mairis Diane
Henry N.yetlman
Philadelphia Mill Exchange
Chestnuts Return to Oil City After Long Blight
Oil City residents saw a sign of recovery when Jesse Dunmire brought six large chestnut burrs from young trees on the Sampsell farm on Upper Sage Run Road. Chestnut trees declined after blight years ago, with only a few shoots remaining. now a growing group on the Sampson farm shows potential to bear nuts again.
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Oil City
Jesse Dunmire
Sampsell
Upper Sage Rum Road
Sampsonl
Enlarge Philadelphia mile sales area plan for price fixes
A. L. Berth president of the Li zene county milly producers supports continuation of the present passutilization plan. It fixes prices paid to mille producers and raises prices to producers to return to farmers one half of the retail sales price.
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Philadelphia Mile
A. L. Berth
Lizene County
Spring Creek P A Plans Meeting and Installations
Spring Creek Pa September 14 The Parent Teachers Association of Spring Creek holds its first meeting of the year at the School House Tuesday evening September 15 at 8 o clock. Officers for the coming year will be installed. Mrs Mabel Dallas of Sugar Grove the county PTA president will be present and speak. Refreshments will be served by the committee. Members parents and friends urged to attend. Several local residents are noted in social and travel updates with visits, trips, and hospital news among community notes.
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Sure Foundation
Hey
Board of Education of the Reformed Church
James Croscutt
C. B. Spitzer
New Castle Frifsy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clifford Warnshovise
Damcutt House
Freeman Street
Floyd Avaing
Corda
Morse House
South Center Street
J. P. Winter
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Henry Beckprink
Garret Tenpas
Abbe Reformed Church
Rochester
Ontario
Milton I
Thomas
New Castle
Kittie Hinckley Sheldon
Mary E. Hinckley
Chautauqua
Martius Cordis
Washington, D. C
Raymond Kauzhuisen
Avalon Rose
New Yorks City
Garret Rustin
Fred TeWinkle
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bertha ‘TeWinkle
Milwaukee
Helen TeWinkle
Belleville
Beilah Kooman
Clymer ‘Telephone Company
Yes
Misa Iya Neckers
Lilian Schermerhorn
Morence Arsink
Sarah Kooticn
Wallace
M. Havercamp
Klare Hilduim
Clymer Rebekah Lodge
Findley Lake
B. Drought
Marah Blanche
Spartansburg
Arthur Schermerhorn
California
van Geen
Don Farr
Wattsburg
Genevieve, Wagner and
Gordon
Los Angeles
L. P. McCray
Schenectady Whitehall
New York City
Hurl Storer
Fredonia
Lucy Mas
Geneva Lockenhouse
L. R. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Mabel Dallas
Sugar Stove
Washington
Philadelphia
Harry Fy Jomson
P 1
Helviote
Dunkirk
Alice Damon
Corry Hospital
Donaldson
Arden Gourley
Franklin
Elton Cable
Florence Iox
Russell, Fa
Leon Cabn
Deming
William "Alte
Bile
Lotta Moors
Curry
Adrian Whittaker
Betty Kafferini
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Otto Buettner
Carl Donaldson
Louis Allen
Temi Allen
Tidioute Wednes
Mildred Henry
W. L. Henry
Tom Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Cleve Damon
J. R. Doneldson
R. G Dawson
Warren
Glen Donalison
Evalyn Platte
Spartinshire
Dlayton
Wilson Sicller
Gib
Britk Hovee
Corry
Daisy Bragich
Harold Bday
Sheldor Clough
Glen Donailson
Hastings Jones
Charles Wales
Police free jailed man by sawing bars in Quincy
Quincy police freed Ray Lastra by sawing the cell bars after losing the keys to the jail. Lastra was charged with drunkenness when officers discovered him in custody and had to improvise an escape by cutting the confinement bars.
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Quincy
Mass
Quincy _polic
Ray Lastra
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