Exhibits at Spartansburg fair up to high standard
Visitors from city and surrounding area attend the Sparta community fair with exhibits described as larger and higher quality across departments. Farm produce, school display, home economics merit, and a notable ox roast picnic set for Saturday with barbecue and attractions including horse pulling and a soccer game. Evening prize awards and a rural comedy show conclude activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thronehous Ure
Spartansburg
Sparta
Grange Hall
Pumplin Creek
Funeral of W A Fairchild in Corry service attd by relatives
Funeral services for William A Fairchild, a Corry resident for over thirty years, were held Friday afternoon on Mast Street. Rev G E Morgan and Rev Florence Heath conducted the rites at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with relatives among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pairchild
Rome
Mast Street
Wriday
Corry
G. E. Morgan
Christan
Allance Church
Florence Heath
Morgan
Pine Grove Cemetery
Follotelile
Heaveva
Clarence
Wal
Paivehild
Ariuy Paivehild
Sin
Claire End Vernon Wairchild
Fred Hopson
Afr
J B. Pafrehild
Claire
Vernon
Pajrehild
W. M. McClelland
Alby Stuttlepenny
Get Parker
George Parker
Frank Parker
Katherine Blakesies
Claude Parker
Scott Simball
Harty Dle
John Rice
Tion
A Pleasant Surprise Party for Mildred King’s Birthday
In Clymer Sept 19 a delightfully full gathering honored Mildred King on her 21st birthday at her parents Abram and Mildred King’s home. Forty guests enjoyed music, games, a dainty cake, and a money purse, as Mildred warmly thanked everyone for the surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Abram King
Mildred
Elsie Damcott
the Dane
Mualey
Dairymen’s League
Hoyt Raymond
C.D. Coaley
Bentley
Jamestown
Wad
League
Ed Heslink
MD Tieslink
Sugar’ Grove
International Harvesters
Clymer High School
Qlymer
Ais
Catisth
Erie County Federation of Women's
W. C. Webster
Grace York
Timestown
EL. Carlisch
Hey
Claude Isherman
Ringgold
Tso Cimfirence
DuBois
Nottt Clymer
Kenneth Ooman
Spitzer
Edward Gabriel
Corry
Marie Havercamp
Clifford Warnshouse
Firmen
Owner Of Dog Sent To Jail In Wetmore Case
William Howe of Wetmore was fined 50 dollars for possessing a police dog that killed a fawn and chased deer. He pleaded guilty but refused to pay, receiving a 50 day county jail sentence. A West Side man faces a hearing for owning a police dog that damaged property and killed no valuable game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Maple Street
Dairymen to Meet at Bear Lake September 26
Dairymen's League subdistrict meeting for District No. 17 will be held at Bear Lake in Woodin's Hall on Wednesday September 26 an all day session with sandwiches and a dish to pass. Local entertainers Panama Lottsville and Bear Lake will perform. Community notices include visits, travel, and a wedding at the U B parsonage Rev Fallum officiated around Bear Lake with condolences for Jamies Hawking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Parsonage
Bear Lake
Dairymen's League
Woodin
Halil On Wriing
Panama
Lottsville
Oy Pardee
John Bday
Sherman
Hiden Burgeson
Ludlow
Doane Schol
Fritz Young
Ames Johnson
Fort Wayne
Jud
Fred Cook
Boon
Towanda
Mary Chapman
Maple Springs
Chautauqua Lake
Lon Chapman
Alice Blanchard
Humphrey Stranigan
George Stranigan
Jamestown
Charles Stranigan
Raebeth Littlejohn
U. B. Parsonage
Fallum
Jamies Hawking
Spring Creek W C T U Meets And Local Happenings
Spring Creek W C T U met as part of a busy local schedule with members hosting a luncheon and bridge prizes, while residents reported visits, road trips, and weekend gatherings across McKean Warren and nearby towns. The September W T U meeting was led by Miss AL L Jackson with officers named for the coming year and an October public meeting planned at the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yu. Surver
Betty Joe
Marsh Hill
Bertha Wilitingon
Warren
Hebert Donaldson
Jane Ischulis
Pirieburgh
Bessie Lillie
Bernice Stelder
Hose Johnson
Bertha Campbell
Yureen Hinch
Compensation Granted After Electrocution in Coryville Pa
Sept 20 in Salamanca Mrs si nie Hutt mother and Misa Beatrice Logan half sister of Stanley Hutt of Red House were awarded workers compensation after supporting a coworker who touched a high voltage wire at Coryville Pa on August 2 Referee Charles K Blatchly reported the decision Also ordered were funeral expenses and weekly allowances of 25 percent to the mother and 16 percent to the half sister for the victim Donald Tanner 35 of Butin was fatally burned after contact with the same wire while assisting Tul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
A.W. Spielman
Prorence Danion
Bernard and
Allen Porter
Berkley Springs
Johnson
Westfield
Merton
Herbert Barber
Hastings Jones
Robert Domaldso
Charles Whitiman
Charles
McKean
Margaret Damon
Colmibus
Wilson Stekler
Tunily
Campbell
Frank Kafferlin
Martha Helvick
George Denning
Pittsburgh
Harold Bady
Sir Matteson
Ville
Allegheny College
Trvin Hall
Buzfelo
Mar) Stickney
Paul Porter
North East
O. F. Gohn
Thelma
Harold Gohn
Tarentum
Guy Whaley
Gerald Whaley
Fay Belden
L. Campbell
A. L. Watrous
Corry
B. D. Makelvey
Warren
G. Carrier
Don Garvier
Cambridge
Salamanca
Sinie Hutt
Misa Beatrice Logan
Stanley Hutt
Red House
Coryville
Charles K. Blatchly
Finneral Excnses
Donald Tanner
Butiiln
Tul
Wat
Raskob's Son to Wed Office Girl from Page One
Miss Anrongon, secretary to Harry Boardman of a local brokerage, is set to marry John J. Raskob's son. She lives with her mother on Sherman Avenue and hopes to marry quietly. The couple faces curiosity over religious differences and the bride-elect notes marriage may affect her job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaig
Miss Anrongon
Harry Boardman
Sherman Avenue
J. Raskob
John
Clymer Pupils of 65 Years Ago Hold Reunion
In Clymer Hill's old church school building, nine former pupils from sixty five years ago gathered for the fourth annual reunion. Attendees listed include Mrs. Fred Ruslink and Mrs. Jennie Rugs Kers, with Henry Tenharken elected president and Henry Bennini secretary. Two deaths were noted among former students and teachers in the past year, plus guests and a service meal concluded the gathering as plans for another gathering were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Hill
Clymer
Element DE Ile
Fred Ruslink
Jennie Rugs Kers
Rynér Vander Kool
Henry Bennin
William Schurers
Oil City
Harry Schnils
Henry Newhouse
Jadieg de Noun
Henry Tenharken
Henry Bennini
Ambiguous OCR Record of Wheat Market and Officials
Fragmentary text references Washington Africa route wheat market terms and officials. Mentions Hyde, Chicago, Ann Arbor, and universities in a disjointed summary with unclear events and dates. No clear outcome or coherent facts emerge from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingttary
Africa
Chicago
Hyde
Sommercis
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.A. Fairchild
B.C Duda
E. Binglam
Memestinor
John Wright
Clymer and Vicinity
Dunkirk
Willam Rhebergen
Methodist Sunday School
Brownell Park
Lloyd Meerdink
K. W. Kooman
Bina Rhebergen
Gladys Legters
William Rhebergen
Rhebergén
Marx Haverkamp
George Legters
Som Robert and
Richard
John Legters
Jessie Lookenhouse
Rihebert Ben
W. L. Markham
Lakewood
United States
Markham
Frank Hapgood
George
Cleveland
County Christian Endeavor Conference
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Third Street
Willard J. Rice
Eld
National Christian Endeavor Conference
Berlin
Rice
Western Reserve
Cosgrove
Lillian Ruslink
Horns
A .G .Walker
Garret Rus- Vinke
George R. Coons
Eilington
Raymond Kalpenhusen
Garret Rus- Unk
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
GG. Carter
Hanover Center
Daisy Doane
Lawrence Risley
Mont Carter
James’ Hawkins
Frank Vine
Jamestown, Ar
T. Jembra
Jack Weeks
Weeks
Velma Risley
H. Cook
Loren Wiltgren
Detroit
Mich
Jessie Carter
Willgren
Velma Rissey
Celovon
Harold Davidson
Montgomery and Ward
Lenx Burdick
Merylin Poe
Foe
Helen Carter
ENA Twick Welodies
Wiz
Associated Stations
Ml Hees
Enna Jettick Shoes
Gerry
Newhouse Shoehouse
North Center St
W.C.T.U
Raskob
Aetails
Erie Railroad System
North Center Street
Ray’s
Elasti
Corry, Pa
OURNA
Hecorm
Gen Democrati
Motladds
Sylvapia
Pennsylvania
Bui
St Wheat
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