Man surprised while killing calf in field
A would be thief halted a calf slaughter on a Concord township farm before noon yesterday but fled as the farmer discovered him. Constable Darrow, Chief Rupersburg, and local patrols searched the countryside without success. The calf owner, Jaan Kendrili, was nearby when the incident occurred and the suspect headed toward Corry, though this is unconfirmed. Farmers remain vigilant for further such acts.
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Concord Township
Euvess
Jaan Kendrili
Lovell
Bn Sie Spartans
Lue
Bitsa Darrow
Ruppersburg
Corry
Darrow
News Notes From SUEEYE and Surrounding Areas
Local notices record visits and travel among residents of Corry Meadville Warren and Titusville. Names include Henry Jaquith Clara Grown Sandburg Spoon Sandburg Anderson Yates Hutch Hatch and Rickerson among others. Events mention weddings anniversaries school trips and weekend visits with scattered references to Sugar Grove Bear Lake and Buffalo.
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Blue Eye
Henry Jaquith
Corry
Charles Sandnurs
Meadville
Christind Sandbure
Titusville
Chis Sandburg
Joseph Wendgrove
Wallace
George Russalls
Sugar Grove
Andrew Christenson
Edgar Spoon
Erie
Leon Spoon
Fred Auderson
California
Charles Sandburg
Ed Jayvith
Sherman
Wiger Spoon
Wair
Jace Clark
Hadley
Vistt
Clarks
John Rickerson
Monnday
Quinn Smitty
Warren
Dridge
Aes
Will Bubeh
Ed Cripbell
Elmer Peterson
Will Burch
Christine Samibure
Sharles Sandburg
Roger McIntyre
Cory
Like Collins
Ler Farm
Bear Laka
Relace Clark
Buffalo
Leon
News of Interest From Spring Creek Vicinity
Mrs Latta Moore went to Toledo Ohio for an extended stay with daughter Mrs G E Birch. Mr and Mrs Lynn DeTeans and Cleveland visitors returned home after visiting former parents. Mrs Lena Jackson went to Pittsfield. at a banquet Mr and Mrs Ray Stearns of Wats ten were guests of Mrs Minnie Stearns. Donna Clarke of Corry visited her parents. Many locals attended bridge events and visits to Warren Corry New Richmond and Irvington were noted.
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Spring Cremk
Latta Moore
Toledo
Ohio
Mondey
G. E. Birch
Lynn DeTeans
JSON
Cleveland
Honesty Motor
L. G. Dedesas
Lena Jackson
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Inn
Ray Stearns
Watsten
Minnie ‘Stearns
Donna Clarke
Corry
C. H. Clarke
Charles Moore
Garland
R.D. McKelvey
Buffito
Marlin Hervick
Lyune Wiches
Glenn Donaldson
IM Geer
Warren
S.J. Saryer
Betty-Joe
New Richmond
Motor
R. G. Dawson
Carl Donaldson
P. D. Helvick
Frank Kafferlin
Mary Stickney
Emily Morton
Irvington
A. L. Mateson
Ralph Wills
Gilbert Buettner
Erie
Cer Donaldson
Harry L. Johnson
W. S. Lamona
Agnes Burns
Youngsville
Jamies Harmington
Jans
John McKay
Neil
Paul
Westfield
Herbert Barber
Walter DeJeans
Donald
B. L. Campbell
O. F. Goh
Thelma
Harold
Tarentum
Bowsrille
FD. Brown
Edenton
Annie Young
Myrtle
Arthur ‘Baxter
Fritz Young
DeWitt Noble
Jamestown
Marshal Gray
Raymond Geggs
Jean
Washington, D. C
Florence Sweetland
Wilson
Lottsville
J. Woodin
Ted Glatz
Eric
James Coon
Enoch Bordwell
Gladys Bordwell
Kim Woodin
O. F. Johnson
Waren
C. D. Hotchkiss
Maurice Alday
Allen
Mooreheadville
L. Hotchkiss
Findley Lake
G. Hotchkiss
Jay Allday
Sherman, N
Boon
Kathryn Siambra
FP. J. Crowe
P. J. Crowe
Randolph
Dairymen of Corry Attend Sub District Meeting
Members of the Corry Local of the Dairymen's League attended the Erie and Crawford county sub district meeting at Wattsburg on Thursday. Director H. H. Marsh presided. Harry Kimmey and Mrs Jasper Drake attended from Corry. Marsh reported on New York opposition to a mill price raise and said harm was overcome on a satisfactory basis. The next league meeting will be the last Thursday in October at North East. The Home Department plans an illustrated lecture for teachers and parents by Miss Stapler of the New York Home Department at Columbus High School next Wednesday.
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Corry
Dairymen’s League
Erie
Crawford County
Wattsburg
H. H. Marsh
Waterford
Harry Kimmey
Mra
Jasper Drake
Delegata
Marsh
New York
North East
League
Miss Stapler
Eugené
August
Lowville
John Rickers
Corty
Gertrude Gravink
Minnie Ton
Reslink
Nettie Rhebergen
Clifford Legters
Mark Haverkamp
William Stevens
E. J. Bellinger
Magnosia Springs
L. Howard
Women's Missionary Union of Chaster
Clurch
Clymer
Edgar Tilton
J Jr
Women's
Boa
Domestic Missions
T. F. Zwerner
Arcot
Indy
Eliza P. Cobb
Board of Foreign Missions
Allegheny State Park
Salamanca
Jamestown
Methodist Aid
Dunkirk
Spartansburg
Rexford
Effie Turner
Oil City
Bila Sturdevant
Della Kinney
D. ¥. Kinney
Miss Turner
Sturdevant
Oi City
Shippensville
Gauser
J. H. Banghert
David Smith
Stuben
Harry Smith
D. Whinney
T. P. Kelly
Katherine Healy
Carsie A. Eldred
Bila A Thurston
Union City
Ivy Embroidery Club
Hiram Johnson
Aladorf
Dish Platts
Rey
A. W. Gibson
Gibson
Grace Jewell ‘Thompson
Harbour Hall
William Thomson
Carter Hill
Thomson
Harbour Hall School
Bernice Blakeslee
Titusville
Blakeslee
Ralph W. Webb
Hannibal
Othe
New York State
Motor
Reynoldsville
Undertakers
Torrey
C. W. Richardson
Greenville
Lide Garger
Mabel Schreckengost
Princess Pat Club
Mechanic Street
Harold Wallace
A. W. Jude
A.pt
A. J. Angove
Glen R. Steadman
Astern
Palmerton
Ralph K. Bryan
Margaret Huft
Ardmore
Marjorie Fluff
Philadelphia
Sterdman
Paul Burns
Capitol Building
Harrisburg
Ui Masonic
Eligabethtown
Gettysburg Battle Field
Valley Forge
New York City
Atlantic City
Captain Byrd
South Pole
Fce
0. M. Thompson
Lois Chase
Lincolnvitte
Clark Buxton
Fruit Belt
Old Time Street Meeting Planned By Local Church
After a summer of village meetings the Christian and Missionary Alliance church will close the season with a real old time street meeting at the corner of Washington and Center streets at 8 o'clock this evening. Rev G. B. Morgan will speak after singing old time hymns and all are invited to attend.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Washington
Center Streets
Hypius
G. B. Morgan
Corry
Praniclia Gospel Tabernacle
Move to avert accidents among ten pupils
Move to avert accidents involving ten pupils reports on Clymer events from September 1946. Local families visit, church activities, and a Teachers College trip to Allegheny State Park are noted. The piece mentions a school parking warning and safer drop off, plus a Women’s Missionary Union conference in Clymer and social gatherings at area homes.
Storm Affects Sparta Water and Community News
Sparta and Vicinity notes a storm arriving with wind and damaged windows on Main Street. Local residents, travelers, and visitors are mentioned alongside social events, weddings, club meetings, and travels from Oil City to Union City, Greenville, Philadelphia, and beyond.
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Sueeye News
Spring Creek
Dairymen
Ired Yates
Aste Larson
Harriet
Ruby Larson
Mr. Price
Jessetown
W. M. Sandburg
Financial Institutions Insurance Companies
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electrica Securities Co., Incorporated
Corry, Pas
Oil City Trust
Clymer Act
Sparta
Blaine Wallace
Jesse Fisher
Ripley
Te Winkle
Columbus
Frank Idlstee
Ed. Neckers
Morris Cook
West- Held
Sheridan Wallace
Meiers
Clymer High School
Western Front
Bear Lake
Spring Street
Alan
Rae
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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Jersey
Tau
Sieldmore
J. Fox
Fox
Siidimore
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