French Creek School Reopens Amid Upgrades and News
French Creek opened Wednesday with district 1, 2, 3 and others reporting improvements including water systems, desks, floors, and lighting. Teachers listed by district include Mildred Simmetink, Marion Pringle, and others. Community notes cover birthdays, visits, and local events with Mr and Mrs Dunnewold hosting gatherings and a recent surprise birthday party for Mrs Vander Schaaf.
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French Creek
George Benedict
Niagara Falls
Tatter
Wilbur Camp
Wilbur C Amp
Charles Benedict
Torpedo
Ray Edwards
Earl Edwards
Quinn Smith
Warren
Raymond Walters
Brocton
Lucas Gleason
Howard Wright
Bima Loraine
Helen Sweet
Mahlon Sweet
Dr. Lams
Misa Arlene Dunnewold
Lucy Mae Storer
Dodia State Normal School
Ernest Dunnewold
Sam Dunnéwold
French Creek School
Histriet No
Dist No
Oi No
Dist
Mildred Simmetink
Marion Pringle
Eien Grison
Sophia Warnshuise
Viola Pardink
Frances Buxton
Alice Bult
Hidna Beckerink
Wilton
U Gtests
Ira Lews
Everett
Vera
Clifford Legters
Maguire
Wis
Mary Legter
Darold Legters
Chas. Legters
Leo McCanh
Arthur Johnson
Beryl Johnson
Earl Reed
Cutting
James van Eirdan
Harold Byverett
Bredting
Betty
Tidioute
Arthur Habink
Abbe Reformed Church
Wienes
Legters Farm
Timmers
New Jersey
Ball Green
French Green
Ithels
Dorothy
John Pfeffer
Ripley
Franch Creel
Estella
Mini
Patehem
Langdon, Noted Rail Official, Dies at 88 in New York
Alva L. Langdon longtime rail official and clerk for the Atlantic and Great Western in the sixties died in New York City at the Hotel Pennsylvania in his eighty ninth year. Langdon served fifty three years in rail work including posts as general freight agent for the Long Island Railroad and traffic manager, with early career in Corry and Chambersburg.
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Corry
Alva. L. Langdon
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Long Island Railroad
Langdon
New York City
Alva L. Langdon
Pennsylvania
Impire
Empire Line
Magarstown
Mill
Pennsylvania Rail’ Road
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Chambersburg
Harrisburg
Eastern
Great Southern Dispatch
Lengdon
Transas
Long Island
Resignation expected at Erie HOLE office
G B Monroe district appraiser at the Homn2 Owners Loan office in Erie is expected to present his resignation to acting manager John Burgess. Burgess plans to return to Washington later this month as Attorney B Walker Sennett is set to be named district office manager. Basler acted as appraiser in Monroe’s absence.
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Erie
G. B. Monroe
Homn2 Owners’ Loan Corporation
John Burgess
Burgess
Washington
B. Walker Sennett
Monror
Warren
Brie Eflite
Monroe
B. G. Basler
Monte
Mayville Estate Tax Records Show 60563.65 Valuation
A Surrogate's Court session in Mayville reports the Kling estate valued at 60563.65 with inheritance tax of 18187.74 owed, transferring to widow Anna A Kling and heirs Arvid Kling and Donald Kling. Other notes mention Mrs. Franke Beckerink's birthday outing and local accidents and visits among Bradford and Findley Lake residents.
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Mayvilli
Rexford
Daniel P. Scannett
Dunkirk
Joh A. Kling
Mayville
Anna A. Kling
Hyo Cons
Arvidi di, Kling
Sind
Donald D. Kling
P R R Buildings May Be Razed
Oil Creek September 15 The possibility of razing several Spring Street buildings owned by the P R R arises as the company plans to close down to Oil Well Supply Company sheds opposite the Union Depot. A Pittsburgh real estate agent and railroad engineers studied the impact after inspecting the structures. The company has served 30 days notice to vacate on leases from No 27 to No 44 Spring Street as a precaution while further data is reviewed.
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P. R. HR
Union Depot
A. R. Meredith
Pittsburgh
No. 2
No. 44
Spring Street
Spring’ Street
GRA
Tyro
Claude Wels
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Andrew Pearson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nelson Reeves
New Seaminster
Mass
Robert Band
Helena Wells
New York City
Sylvia Pearson
Conneaut. C
Sey
Midwest publishers push ads to deny drought bankruptcy reports
Missouri and neighboring states plan a public campaign in Eastern papers and trade journals to refute drought damage claims. The effort will cite federal data showing increased farm purchasing power this year, with Missouri noting a $5,000,000 rise over 1933 despite $500,000,000 in drought losses.
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United Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Middle West
Iowa
Three Hurt As Car Overturns Near Peas Eld
Three men were injured in a July accident on Wie Million Dal road near Peas eld. A Plymouth coupe driven by Wim Dalton skidded on wet pavement, rolled over a four foot embankment, and landed on the side. Ray Freeman suffered a severed ear and head injuries. Clarence Pullman and Dalton had shock but no serious injuries. Freeman remained for treatment at Maple Avenue hospital in Dubois. The car was a complete wreck.
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Ridgway
Peaseld
Wim Dalton
Ray Freeman
Clarence Pullman
Aliff Reynoldsville
St Marys
Aneirhone
Freeman
Dattain
Pullman
Maple Avenue Hospital
DuBois
Dalton
Creel Signals Support for Sinclair in California
Creel, once a Democratic ally, said he would back Upton Sinclair in California's gubernatorial race. He denied any intention to support Republican nominee Merriam or to switch parties despite previous hints of partiality.
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Los Ang
Sors Cree
Upton Sinclair
Gen
Frank TE. Merriam
Merriam
Creel
Keating
New York City
Salt Lille City
George J. Christoph
Menbay
Department of Justice
Fire Alarm Triggers Panic at Matherlant Plays Hotel
Firemen battled flames on a hotel floor as guests slept during an early morning blaze at the Matherlant Plays Hotel in Cincinnati. Investigators believed the fire started in a kitchen area on the 298th floor, prompting rapid evacuation and alarm.
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Cincinnati
Matherlant Plays
Sudden Death of Clymer Citizen Wevers Dies in Diner
John Wevers a prominent Clymer resident died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon while dining. Coroner reports heart disease. he served on the school board, deputies, and was active in local groups. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 20 PM at Clymer Hill Reformed Church.
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Clymer
Johin Weverh
William B. Granstall
Westfield
Wevers
Macsabees
Clymer Grange
Clymer Hill
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Dirl
Queit
Neckers
A.&g.w
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Franke Beekerink
Vs. T. J. Neckers
Findley Lake
Howard
Soun
Dr. Finn
Dr. Williams
Haro'd Cady
Chantaigia
Irvin Smith
P.R.R
Midwest
Termine
Sinclair
Calif
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