Jamesburg Spreads News Of Local Tragedy And School Reports
Alfred E Johnson 88, retired furniture factory superintendent and WWI veteran, died by suicide near his Flay Farina home after driving his coupe into a private road. A note referencing his body was found in the car. In Spartansburg, school opened with about 900 pupils and staff, led by Supervisor G F B Whestholm with extensive faculty and bus routes described.
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Jamestown
Martin
Flayfarina
Charles Lindbeck
Alfred
E. Johnson
East Fifth Et
Himebaugh Bros
France
Johnson
Funeral Services for Cornelius Tempas Held in Clymer
Funeral services for Cornelius Tempas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garret Tempas, were held Friday afternoon at the Abbe Reformed church in Clymer. He died Wednesday after a short illness. a large turnout from nearby and distant communities attended. He was a Hope College student in Holland, Michigan, and a graduate of Clymer High School. He is survived by his parents, one sister and one brother, with floral tributes including an anchor from Hope College and a wreath from local Hope College students. The burial was at North Side cemetery.
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SP Watson
Pittsburgh
C.H. Gabriel
Littleton
Col
California
Milton Baldwin
Morris
Main Street
Gleam B. Morris
J Ada Carroll
Scottdale
Geb H. Haden
First Methodist Church
Carroll
Scottdale High School
Business College
Leon Morris
S, VS
Edinboro Normal
Rob Provins
Ada Carroll
Leon Mortis
Cemetery Association
Luther
O. D. Baskin
Rose Hill
Burn Wallace
Corry
W. A. Wallace
W. C. Burlingame
Clifton Dalrymple Teft
Los Angeles
Cal
Jane Dalrymple
Leroy
Raymond Young
Charleston
N. J
Lois Titus
Lawrence McCray
George Davis
Clymer
Cornelius Tempas
Tam
Cornelius ‘Tempas
Te Paski
Tempas
Hope College
Emerson Society
Holland
Mich
Clymer High School
Abbe Reformed Church
Albert Neckers
Garret Habink
Mead Whippo
Irvin Legters
Valley of Eden
Heavenly Home
Walter Schreuss
Messry
William and
James Gravink
Adrian Reesink
Ray Renskers
Bas] Beckerink
North Side
Roy Gravink
Henry Tempas
Peculiar Plant Diseases Described as Mosaic
A description explains mosale diseases in plants, noting leaves turn colors in small angular patches that create a mosaic pavement pattern on the remaining tissue.
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Spartansburg
Woods
Sven Holmgren
Busti
Sheriff's Department
David Lincoln
Darrow
G. F. B. Whestholm
John Kinney
Ralph S. Rice
Helen Palmer
Mildred Helfast
J. Kinney
Lucy
Norris
Tsabellé Edwards
George Rose
Bert Messenger
Ship
Will Cook
Britton Run
Thurgood
A. Provins
E. D. Smabro
Wave Blakeslee
Britton Bus Corners
Herbert Linstrom
Oil City
Carl Schmelzer
Lanor
E. F. Darrow
Concord Ridge
Fairview
Erie
Kenneth Kinney
Platt and Steadman
Lis
Mrs. Kinney
Del‘a Kinney
Washington Street
B. F. Webb
Garret Tempas
Atalsenta
Suuether Wannsi
Studebaker
Strawburg
They
Ahlstrom
Piano Factory
Stranburg Music CO. Corry
Rena
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