Tidioute Contest Awards and School Activities
At the regular weekly assembly Prof Dunham announced second and third prize awards in the essay contest under the Swarthmore Chautauqua Association. Julia Jenkins won first prize with a gold medal, while Leonore Murphy and Ralph Torinsett received bronze medals for second and third prizes. Also noted were basketball results, operetta dates, D A R meeting details, and various local visits and moves around Tid ioute and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Jenkins
Dunham
Lortsville
Tidiante Girls
D. A R. of
Tidioute
Sue Linton
Russell Anderson
B. S. McGill
Stella Kimble
Turner
Harold Hawkey
Martha Lennings
Frank Kapp
Pennsylvania
Miss Nancy
Martha Morrow
Oil City
Nancy
Kenneth R. Waldron
St. Johns Church
Sharon
Christ Episcopal Church
Bronday
Buffalo
Helen Haley
N. Y
Kinzua Community Notices Highlight Services and Events
In Kinzua on March 12 Lent services move to Friday at 8 PM with Rev. L A Wilson to speak. Helpers at the Helping Hand class hosted a March 9 baby show for Shirley Joan Foulkred at Mrs. Rena English home. Roy Glass’s eighth birthday was celebrated at a Friday party hosted by Z L Sheldon. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2:30 PM in the Community House with second division serving refreshments. Kenneth Maynard stars in Gen Gospel at the Community House Saturday. Spring opening at Clawson and Company on March 16 features dresses milinery dress material and accessories. Various residents made weekend outings and visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenfield
N. Y
Harry Reynolds
William Mas
Toledo
Ohio
Mason
Reynolds
Drs. Clifton
Durant City
Frank Clicquennot
Thomas Gehris
Milltown
Harvey Miller
C. M. Flynn
Eg Norman Lytle
Olean
8. Y
A. S. Swanson
Kinzua
Costello
Stone
Mina Gladys Warren
Warren
Beatrice Campbell
Ida Hard
Painesville
Mason Sheldon
Earl Weldon
Gifford
Clyde English
Ray Foulkred
Hove
Z. L. Sheldon
Roy Glass
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Kenneth Maynard
Clawson and Company
Porkey Porkey March Event and Local News
A rural note from Porkey Porkey on March 11 reports hunters sights and misadventures with cars, tools, and a fox bounty for Sherman Dodge of Fools Creek. It recalls school health posters, Mrs. M. A. Rupert's visit, Opal Shepard’s trip to Mayburg, church meetings, and a reunion with Norman and T. B. Gilbert in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porkey
Sherman Dodge
Fools Creek
Driscoll
M. A. Rupert
Thelma Downey
W. R. Brennan
Opal Shepard
Kingsley
Mayburg
Warren
Chicago
Norman D. Gilbert
T. B. Gilbert
Duncan
Oklahoma
Anson Showers
Conewango Avenue
Gusher
Norman
Real country pieces and local notices from Titusville
Mrs E B Weaver of Titusville attended the gathering and visits with the Maight family on Market street. The district school closed for foot injury disruption and a Sterbrick trip for medical aid. A S T train near Nebraska derailed delaying service. Howe township mourns death of A M Hunter longtime school director. Visitors from Bradford and Three Bridges stop by Rupert home. Local hunting yields a red fox by John Littlefield. Snowy weekend brings coasting and skiing with damp clothing and mapies delivering ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Weaver
Titusville
Almira Maight
J. J. Haight
Market Street
Sterbrick
Nebraska
Weller
A. M. Hunter
Pigeon
Howe
Schoo Board
Odest
Harry Blauser
Betty
Bradford
Rupert
John Littlefield
Balltown Hall
J. B. Littlefield
Three Bridges
C. L. Littlefield
Tiona
Carl Miller
Barnes
F. A. Littlefield
Littlefield
Mapies
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Ruth
Mindence
Dorothy Gray
Mullen
America
Almond Roca
Gotham
M.W
Toeet
Metzger-Wright
Agate Firecracker
Almond
Serpent
Jersey
Nelly Don
Do &T
Illinery