Tidioute News Covers Growth and Local Activities
The Penn Tool and Cutter Company increased local employment from seven to seventeen since August 6, signaling possible growth as materials arrive. Tidioute High School forms class officer teams across Senior to Freshman, with named presidents and advisers. A social visit to Mrs C P Merkle spanned Grove City, a New Year’s Club dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas King followed by a luncheon. Refinery president A L Confer plans Texas Florida travel while board notes progress at the Tidioute Refinery. Ladies Missionary Society set to meet with lecturer Mr Cris Clinger on Labrador work. Tidioute football looks to defeat Youngsville as coach Spangler refines the lineup following a Sheffield setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane White
Hazel Downey
Dorothy Swanson
Clifton Dowlin
Joseph Pequignot
Fred Morrow
Catherine Nichols
Hugh McGraw
C. H. Spangler
Alien Kerrick
Carl Byers
Dorothea White
Harry Brocklehurst
Miss Martin
John Bische
Sue Atwell
Grace King
Earnest Gustafson
Miss Wolfe
George German
Rs. Jane Crawford
George Conkle
W. H. Stright
George Thompson
B. E. Yorke
H. Darouche
A. L. Confer
Tidioute
Cris Clinger
Labrador
Grenfel
Clinger
Presbyterian Bible School
Youngsville West
Spang Jer
Sheffield
Ralp Morrison
Make-Up eee page XLIX Christmas Homecoming
Janet returns from the mountains for Christmas to her parents Uncle Pete and Auntie Pete, bringing a baby and a Chinese child. The reunion reveals past scandal, a shotgun confrontation with Janet’s father, and family loyalty tested as neighbors talk and Janet faces renewed public shaming before leaving again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountains
Janet
Uncle Pete
Auntie Pete
Elmers
Denny
Lois Flower
Pete
Manreella
Kelly
Big Sandy
Janet James
Lotus
Auntie
Iim
Mrs. Pete
Daniel James
Broadway
Father
James
Dan James
Pete Eimer
Madison Square Garden
Jaidt
Parson James
Village News of Chandlers Valley Social and Grange Events
In Chandlers Valley on Sept 19 Mrs Knute Liden hosted a surprise afternoon for fifty friends with a song and gifts. The Liden family plans to move to Brocton New York. Valley Grange held a Sept 15 meeting with teachers honored and 80 patrons attending, followed by a lively program and refreshments. Numerous local residents and guests attended church events, reunions, and social gatherings through the week, including visits to Jamestown, Warren, and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
Knute Liden
Geo, Engstrom
Liden
Mary Hinsdale
Ralph Richardson
Carrybelle Swanson
Ruth la Vigne
Elsie Eckdahl
Emmett
Toley
Helen Louise | Berg
C. K. Ekdahl
Virginia
Maynard Berg
Helen Louise Berg
the Grange
Ira Johnson
Haymaker
Eugenia Tuley
Maggie
Miss Ball
Warren
Bir
Geo. Woodside
Clarabelle Swanson
Mr. Swanson
Sugar Grove T
Susan Swanson
Youngsville
Young People's Society
Epluian Casson
Society
Myrtle Anderson
Maran Norbeck
Marty Brew
Wihlam Ande
Jamestown
Jed Greenlanis
Waiiien
Bennett Damielson
D. Flair
Alden
Elmer Carne
Elizabeth Heartson
Bear Lake
Violet Homer
Russell Tea Room Chicken Dinner Special
The Russell Tea Room offers a Sunday chicken dinner served from 1 to 3 for one dollar. Weekday hours run 11 30 to 1 30 and 5 30 to 6 30. Parties and clubs by appointment. phone number provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Tea Room
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tidioute Plant
Penn Tool and Cutlery Co
Eee
Patie
Sexo
Bene
King, Huff
G. Fuellhart
Lyle R. Briggs
A. J. Coulten
Kopf and
Henry
Master Hair Shoppe
Four Square
Champion Sunday School
The
United Brethren Church
Hard Home
W. H. Delemater
TonaWanda
Alice
G. W. Snyder
Niagara Falls
Carl Lake
Edwin Carlson
Richard
Elvin Sundell
Valare
Amil Nelson
Myrna
N. Y
A. Sundell
Geo. Engstrom
Albert Swanson
Joe McKloskey
Vincent
Margaret
Kathryn
A. L. Berz
Mary Samuelson
L. W. Xing
Wattsburg
Eugene Ekhart
Indiana
Mable Brown
Bennett Cameleon
Grace Brown
Bemis Point
Fred Engstrom
Dora Salzburg
Frank Johnson
Clyde Wheeler
Buffalo
E. K. Stearns
Wheeler
Ami
Robert Thomas
Greenhirst
B Danklson Sumlay
Win-Rose Shop
Rossel, Pa
Liberty St
Warren, Pa
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