Columbus Grange meeting and town notices clash
Columbus Grange will meet in the S C Hall on Monday evening September 26 with a fine program planned. Many local residents are listed with church services, visits, and social gatherings noted from Columbus and nearby towns.
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Columbus
H. Ray Harris
Edith Crosby
Mary Dou
Dallas
Oregon
Jacksonville
Pin
Walter Cavrico
George Hudson
William Kleman
Jiz
Jenni E Moore
Columbus Grange
Lottie McGuire
Terre Haute
Ind
Bridge Club
Verne Smith
Amy Green
Jame Hall
Gerald Faulkner
Paul Risket
J. M. Cutter
Spring Creek
Wickwire
Vic
Warren Moore
Robert
James
Grace
Moore
Scott Smith
Ben Franklin
Erie
Dinener
And
Clarence Moore
E. G. Beckwith
Russell
Mason Colby
New Pastor at North Clymer Church and Social Gatherings
North Clymer New York September 22 The death in Kennedy of Mrs Hive Tyler at 87 has caused local illness and sadness. Funeral held Saturday at 4 pm conducted by Rev Hurst of Panama with attendees from Erie Jamestown Dunkirk Corry and nearby towns. Survived by four children Irving Kennedy Stewart Frewsburg Mrs Miner va Parminter Crystal Lake and Mrs Irma Osborne. Interment in Clymer Cemetery. Community notices include church events Legion meeting and local club activities plus updates on residents travels and marriages.
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RH. Hurst
Panama
Wating
Erie
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Corry
Latewood
Kennedy
Frewsburg
Tyler
Irving
Stewart
Minerva Parminter
Crystal Lake
Irma Osborne
W. E. Alexander
van Leite
Holland Mich
Carlyle Neckers
Douglas Carlyle
Gilbert ‘Ton
Clarence Rhebergen
Clymer Lumber Company
Peacocke Inn
Mayville
Rhebergen
Clymer
Young Men's Bible Clas
Bull Moose Club
American Legion
Clayton Bridges
Spitzer
Orrin Schiurman
Clifford Legters
Leon Legters
Williams Vankrden
B. L. Carlisch
Twentieth Century Club
William H. Phear
John Neckers
Wil Meerdink
Judith Ann
Paul Meerdink
Gordon Schermerhorn
Bradford
A. A. Schermerhorn
R. X. Willaims
L. P. McCray
North Center Street
John Legters
Guy Johnson
Harry TeWinkle
South Center Street
North Clymer
John Wiggers
G. H. Ruslink
Ray Boland
Sam Groters
Clifford Smith
Rey
J. J. Hunsburger
G. Timmer
Robert Hewes
Brocton
Todd Brown
Henry Gravink
Anna —VanGeen
Sheman
Henry Meyerinie
Clinton Meracle
Aitte
South Dayton
Ida Johnson
Henry Tenpag
Dayton
Ann Arbor
Claude Gorters
Bonebrook Seminary
Venango County School Districts Debate Central High Plan
Venango county boards discuss joining districts for a central high school serving Cherrytree Plum Oakland and Jackson townships and Cooperstown borough. Some boards oppose while others plan additions to consolidations. state Thompson Plan funding requires proposals by Monday. Nearby towns consider Cranberry add ons and joint districts. Utica Polk Prencheresk Canal reject merger. Kittens play with a rat in a Carl Roed tire shop. stewardess Dorothy Hickett becomes 100th married air stewardess for United Lines. Clymer Girl Scouts rally planned September 30 at Central school auditorium with speakers Wintherstedt and Miss Foote.
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Plum
Cooperstown
Cempseytown
Utica
Polk
Prencheresk Township
Canal Township
Cranberry Township
Cranberry High School
Venango County
Thompson
State Department of Public Instruction
Lee Humble
Clymer
el Ning 2
Central School
Winifred Christensen
Miss Winmerstedt
Jamestown
Miss Foote
Lottsville Fair and Corry Trio Sing at Bear Lake
Bear Lake September 23 reports Lottsville fair opening with crowds and preparations. Corry harmony group Harmony Trio of Corty will perform at United Brethren church for evening service. Community events include church activities, local visits, and school efforts as residents attend fair activities and parade preparations.
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Lottsville Fair
Corry
Bear Lake
Panama
U. B
Walter
Anna Stupek
Jamestown
Dorothy Tillotson
Allegheny College
Meadville
Susie Cornish
Pittafield Inn
E. B. Cornish
Sind
T. W. Barrett
Harmony Trio
Corty
United Brethren Church
Lynn Igordeh
Columbus
Rose Evans
Fred Blucher
Slovaks Appeal to Add United States Support for Czech Crisis
Four National Slovak societies with about 125000 members urged Secretary Hull to back Czechoslovakia, hoping U S aid would deter Nazi aggression. They asserted moral support could force England's Chamberlain and reassure France Russia and Britain to stand by Czechoplovakia, ending the crisis.
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Pipslburgh
Cordell Hull
United States
Europe
England
Chamberlain
Hull
Czechoslovakia
Police Dispute Over Hotel Sign Move at Kitchener
Workmen at a Kitchener Ontario hotel removed a sign and placed it at the front of the tavern near the hall, violating a posted rule that reserved the area for civic officials. Police noted the act as a dispute over parking and official access.
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Kitchener
Uy Hall
Evang Family Welcomes Betty From Linesville Sunday
Daughter Betty of Linesville motored here to spend Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs WH Evang.
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Betty
Linesville
Mrs
WH. Evang
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