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July 5, 1933
Miss Bertha Warters, of Endicott, is spending a couple of weeks with relatives here.
Oscar Clark enjoyed a mess of peas from his garden on July first.
Mrs. T.E. Harper of Corning was in town for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rice and grandson of Galeton, called on Ida Rankin Sunday.
George Campbell and family of Yonkers, New York, are guest of relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vance and son, Russell of Rochester, stopped at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vance, Sunday. They were enroute to Williamsport.
Russell Niles is improving his house with new windows and fresh paint.
Fred Andrews is quite ill.
Mrs. Velma Russell and two children of Elmira are spending a fortnight with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Landon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer motored to Clifton Springs Saturday to see their daughter, Ailene. Miss Palmer expects to leave for New York City for six months to complete her course in nursing.
A police dog owned by A.T. Allis was killed recently by a truck on the State road.
August, 1933
Lamb’s Creek Old Home Day Saturday, September 2. All old residents and friends are urged to attend, renew friendships and enjoy a day of fun.
Oct. 25, 1933
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Sovik of New York City and Mrs. Hans Burgk, of Brooklyn, New York, were recent guests of Mrs. John Bailey. Mrs. Sovik, who is a sister of Mrs. Bailey, has just returned from Norway.
Francis Kelly and Wayne Cruttenden are working for F.N. Alden at Watrous.
Mrs. Edwin Ripley, of Elmira, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed TenEyck near Mansfield.
Basil McCarthy of Wellsboro spent the weekend in town.
Mrs. Harry Wood and daughter, Betty of Elmira were here the last of the week.
Donald Hoard, of Mansfield was in town on business Monday.
Russell Niles expects to build a barn on his lot below the church.
Mrs. George Allis is under the doctor’s care.
Nov. 15, 1933
A son was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doud of Kellytown. He has been named Bruce Walter.
Mrs. R.E. Long and daughter, Beatrice, motored to Corning the last of the week.
R. Vance lost a horse recently.
Denzel Brittain underwent an operation for appendicitis last week.
The Home Department Society met Friday at the home of Mrs. W.E. Fralic. A chicken pie dinner was served.
Henry Fralic shot a bear last Friday, which weighed two hundred and fifty pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Vance expect to spend the winter in Tioga. They will have rooms in the home of Clarence Cooley.
The Ladies’ Aid Society met with Mrs. Long.
Earl Cruttenden of Elmira was in town Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Rankin has been suffering from asthma.
April 4, 1934
Miss Beatrice Long and Harold Price were married Saturday, March 31, at Ulysses, by Rev. Kenneth Baker.
Miss Ima Forth left for her home in West Virginia the first of the week. Miss Forth has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Elwyn Benedict.
Fred TenEyck has moved his family to Mansfield.
Francis Kelly expects to leave for Williamsport soon, where he will play ball for the coming season.
Mrs. R. Vance and son, Frank, motored to Rochester for Easter.
Ellsworth Allis has been home from his school in Halstead.
Franklin Alden and men have finished their work at the C.C. Camp in Watrous.
June 22, 1934
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Griffin motored to Elmira and Waverly on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lida Cruttenden was in Wellsboro on business one day last week.
An ice cream social was held at the Community building Friday evening. Proceeds were for building obligations.
Mr. Stuntz, a returned missionary from India, spoke at the Community House last Thursday. The Ladies’ Aid met on that day.
R.M. Spencer is painting his tenant houses at the lower end of town.
Mrs. R.E. Long is assisting with the care of Mrs. Lloyd at the home of Dr. Straughn in Mansfield.
Ida Rankin is re-roofing her barn.
Miss Helena Hills has returned to her home.
Miss Vera Landon had a narrow escape from drowning recently. She was rescued by her sister, Teresa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Butler and son of Elmira were guests of her sister, Mrs. H.W. Fralic.
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Fralic and two daughters left Monday morning for North Carolina and West Virginia.
Dr. H.B. Fralic is stationed in Huntington, W.Va.
July 18, 1934
Gordon Belcher and family left for Illinois Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wells of Troy took sinner at the home of M.D. Sturdevant last Sunday.
Henry Korb is working near Keating Summit.
Charles Hotelling has returned from a visit to Galeton.
Robert Spencer has returned from Wescosville.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lewis and son, Robert of Plymouth and Olga Beck of Crawford, N.J., have been visiting Isacc Whippell and family of Upper Lambs Creek.
Mrs. George Allis is not so well at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Searles of near Mansfield called on Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Sturdevant Sunday.
The home of W.E. Fralic has been newly painted.
Miss Madeline Fralic of Philadelphia and Buddy Gibson of Asheville, N.C., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Fralic.
Mrs. Ethlyn Allen and son of Elmira have been visiting at the home of
Fred Horton.
Nov. 7, 1934
M.D. Sturdevant is much worse at this writing.
A large delegation of people from this place attended the reception tendered Rev. and Mrs. Binkema at their home in Tioga last Friday evening. A social time was reported.
Miss Genevieve Rankin is ill of asthma.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelly of Susquehanna have been in town.
Will Barnes and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Maloney in Painted Post, Monday.
Delores Jean Belcher has measles.
Gordon Belcher has rented the E.R. Neubert property in this place.
Mrs. Donald Calkins has been ill for some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.G. TenEyck.
Nov. 14, 1934
Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Marsh and granddaughter of Bath were calling on friend on friends in town recently.
A social time was held at the Community house last Friday evening. Rev. and Mrs. R.M. Buikema were present.
Rev. R.M. Spencer has purchased a Lafayette car.
A three-pound son was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark at the Blossburg Hospital.
Mrs. Lida Crittenden was in Wellsboro on business one day last week.
Frank Vance is working in Wellsboro.
Mrs. Ralph Cleveland has been ill with asthma.
Francis Wells is quite ill with measles.
A Ladies’ Aid meeting was held at the home of Will Davey recently.
Chickpox has entered the home of Vern Welch at Upper Lambs Creek.
Vera Landon is in Elmira.
Dec. 5, 1934
The hunt supper was held at the Community House Thursday evening.
Glenn Scott and family of Endicott have been spending several days with relatives.
Elwyn Benedict, Harry Harvey and W.E. Barnes have gone to a deer camp.
The Sturdevant sale was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelly of Susquehanna and Mrs. James Kelly of Watkins Glen were guests in the Kelly home for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Warters were in Scranton, Binghamton and Endicott recently.
Allene Allis of Lincoln Park, N.Y., and Ellsworth Allis of Halstead spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Allis.
L.G. Hoyt, Mrs. Lida Crittenden, Mrs. D.W. Greene and Miss Marie Horton ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Button in Jackson.
A truck bearing New York state license hit a valuable cow belonging to Oscar Clark last Friday on the state road.
R.L. Hall of Covington was in town on business last week.
Mrs. Lida Crittenden is in Elmira.
Samuel Wells has measles.
Ellwood Brittain has chickenpox.
Mrs. Nellie Landon is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Russell, in Elmira.
L.G. TenEyck and Donald Calkins each shot a deer last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tubbs of near Ulysses spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Long.
Frank Vance is cooking at a deer camp in Blackwell.
Czerney Stonebreaker and Albert Sherwood each shot a deer on Monday.
R.L. Long is working in Coudersport.
Dec. 12, 1934
Norton Sherwood has measles.
M. B. English has been in the hospital in Sayre for observation.
The W.C.T.U. will meet on December 19, at the home of Mrs. Lena Warters. A Christmas program will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Van Auken (VanNocken) and son of Roseville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey Saturday.
Wayne Cruttenden, Raymond Shaw and Harry Harvey, Wyland Clark and Henry Korb shot deer last week.
Miss Teresa Landon was in Covington Sunday.
Jan. 2, 1935
Mrs. Charles Palmer is ill.
The infant son of Henry Clark is seriously ill of whooping cough.
Leonard Clark is in Elmira.
Mrs. Agnes Kreger was in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter O’Dell are ill.
The young people gave a play at the community house Wednesday night.
Miss Marie Cleveland is recovering from her recent illness.
Miss Olga Sherwood of Kellytown is ill.
Fred Stage expects to move onto a farm near Lawrenceville in the spring.
Donald Calkins has been working in a filling station in Elmira for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Bukima and Mrs. George Abrams of Tioga attended the Ladies’ Aid Society meeting Thursday. Mr. Bukima is our new pastor.
Mrs. Nellie Landon has been ill.
Mr. Randall of Mansfield was in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Lamb of Corning were in town Sunday.
Floyd Darling and family of Nicholson were calling on friends in this village Sunday.
Mrs. David Broderick of Hazelton was a guest of Mrs. Lida Crittenden several days last week.
Homer Sumner underwent an operation for appendicitis last Friday at the Blossburg hospital.
Mrs. Gordon Belcher has entered the Williamsport hospital for treatment.
The home of F.N. Alden is quarantined for measles.
Misses Irene Alden and Lillian Barnes are working in Wellsboro.
Francis Kelly attended the inauguration of Governor Earl, Tuesday in Harrisburg.
M.B. TenEyck is not so well at this writing.
G.G. Webster, of Crooked Creek is ill.
The church services have been changed to three o’clock in the afternoon.
The Ladies’ Aid Society met with Mrs. Reuben Warters.
The measles are still in town.
The Lambs Creek Post Office was discontinued on Tuesday, January 15. Postmistress Ida R. Rankin has been faithful to the duties of the office for the past fifteen years. The patrons will be served by Walter Shaw, who carries mail from the Mansfield post office on Route Three.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Belknap, Mr. and Mrs. William Pedrick, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wells and Roy Carpenter of Elmira attended the funeral of M.B. TenEyck last Saturday at the home of Edward TenEyck, near Mansfield.
Mrs. Martha Matteson died Monday at the home of her son, Emory Matteson on Mann Creek.
Leonard Clark is working for Chas. Palmer
Mrs. Donald Calkins has returned from the Arnot-Ogden hospital in Elmira.
George Allis was a guest of Sunday of Mason Brittain and family in Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Allis motored to Willard Sunday.
Mrs. Lee VanAuken (VanNocken) and child of Roseville have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey.
Mrs. R.E. Long is assisting with the work in the home of Samuel Warters. Mrs. Warters is quite ill.
Miss Vera Landon is working for Mrs. Wilford Shaw in Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell are staying at the home of Charles Palmer.
Mr. Mitchell has employment in Lawrenceville.
Ernest Howey has purchased a new car.
Charles Palmer is driving a Ford car.
Hobart Lawrence has a new car.
Robins have been seen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mikle of Tioga called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Niles Sunday evening.
The W.C.T.U. met with Mrs. Lida Cruttenden.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lamb and child of Canandaigua, N.Y., were in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lovejoy and daughter of Corning and David and Ruth Goodrich of Tioga spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wyland Clark.
Franklin Alden has work in Wellsville.
Mrs. F.N. Alden is nursing in the home of Dr. Straughn in Mansfield.
Walter Fralic and are guest of the Fralics.
Marvin Clark of Jersey Shore and Richard Niles of Elmira have been spending some time in the home of Russell Niles.
Carl Bailey who is stationed at a CCC Camp spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey.
Mrs. Henry Clark of Kellytown underwent an operation at the Blossburg hospital recently.
Mrs. R.E. Long has returned from Mansfield.
Jack Brady of Elmira is a guest of the Kelly’s.
Miss Marie Horton is spending her vacation with relatives in Tioga.
David Horton is in Elmira.
Ray Vance of Rochester was in town the last of the week. Baptismal services were held at Mill Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie McConahy of Wellsboro, who has been critically ill, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Allis and daughter Arlene motored to Niagara Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Lamb of Canandaigua was in town recently.
The hour of the church service has been changed to ten o’clock and Sunday school at eleven.
A number of young people attended Epworth League at Wellsboro Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Hall of Covington were in town recently.
Deer were shot the past days of the season by Jerry Griffin, Henry Fralic, Robert Fralic, Leonard Sumner, Gordon Belcher, Wyland Clark, Mr. Sours, Earl Sumner, Albert Wood, David Horton and John Bailey.
Elder J.P. Holland of Washington, D.C., has been visiting Elder Dallas Youngs.
Charles Krueger has moved from Lawrenceville to one of R.M. Spencer’s tenant houses.
Mrs. R. Vance is not so well at this writing.
Christmas exercises will be held in the church Thursday evening.
Miss Lillian Barnes is working for Cecil Williams in Mansfield.
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