Columbus Grange Meeting Sparks Fine Program
Columbus Orange No. 816 met April 20 with Worthy Master Albert Sandburg presiding. A literary program followed, featuring Columbus High School Glee Club, a one act play Bertha Brings Home The Bacon, recitations, and musical selections. Guests enjoyed a 180-strong supper, with planning for May events and invitations to Brokenstraw.
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Columbus
Columnus Orange No. 816
Albert Sandjurg
Icey Range
Warren County
Seventh Degree
Columbus ‘High School
Brokenstraw Grange
Misses Button
Mc’Clear
Misses Wickwire
Natalie Dodd
Grave Moore
Columbus Grange
Bertha
Hoods
Albert Sandburg
Hood
Merle Page
Jenkins
Howard Blanchard
Bertha Snacgrass
Zella Carroll
McGee
Arthur Hiil
Ambay
Floyd Hammond
Vera Fitzgerald
Warren
Columbus High School Glee Club
Bud
Bloom
Thompson
Reading
Jonson
Younssville
Quinn Smith
Brokenstraw
Corry
Farmington
Pleasant
Mountain
Columbus “High School Alumni Association
Amy Ohm
Schonls
Stephen Richardson
Marion ‘Teemley
Dorothy Upperman
Hota Colby
Frank Savage
Cleveland
Savage
Pixley
Alice
Hazel Line
Did You Know Illustrated Q Box by R J Scott
Question box answers common curiosities about world population leap years and historical records. It notes Toridon and New York populations, explains leap year rules, and mentions the Hundred Rolls as the 13 fourteenth century tax lists.
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R. J. Scott
Bazaar Program at Concord School May First Evening
An excellent program is arranged for a bazaar at Concord school on Friday evening May 1. Salo by Clifton Weber and Mrs Ralph Dewey, dances arranged by Miss Connell, humorous reading by Mrs Walter L Peake, quartette numbers by Max Harvey Armour Hillstrom Robert Paulson and Robert Reagle. An exhibit of school work will be displayed in each room. Visitors should register for a prize to the room with the largest registration. Refreshments will be served and an enjoyable time is assured. The Star Route mail service between Oil City and Union City via Corry was inaugurated yesterday with improved efficiency. Thomas W Pringle of Oil City has the contract. The maiden trip was smooth and effective. Neil D Fisher accompanied Pringle on the trip.
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Concord
Salo
Clifton Weber
Miss Connell
Ralph Dewey
Walter L. Peake
Max Harvey
Armour Hillstrom
Robert Paulson
Robert Reagle
R. S. Dewey
Star
Oi City
Union City
Corry
Oil City
Union Tly
Spartansburg
Corty
Sparta
Masl
Neil D. Fisher
Pringle
St Edward's Junior Class to Stage Dancing Party
The Junior Class of St Edwin High School plans a dancing party at Ward's Hall on Friday evening to benefit the Prom on May 28. An orchestra will play from 9 to 1. Mr and Mrs Bates and Miss Eileen Bates attended the funeral of Mrs Markel in Jamestown New York yesterday.
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ST. Edward's
St. Edwin High School
Ward's Hall
Oelocke
Bisblle
PW. Bates
Eileen Bates
Markel
Jamestown
N. Y
Michigan’s Age Law Echoes Ancient State Statutes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an age law in Michigan and a similar statute in another state from the 16th or 17th century. The text is garbled but implies historical legal acts related to age or eligibility defined by state authority.
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Michigan
Wistomsh
Oil City Youth Fatally Hurt in Industrial Accident
Wesley Alfred Rushford, 29, of Buffalo, died after a sledge hammer fell from a girder at the Bethlehem Steel Company plant Friday. Mike Rushford, 31 Riverside Ave, Buffalo, suffered a fractured skull and died Sunday at 12 45 a m in Emergency Hospital. Coroner ruled accidental death. Survived by wife and daughter Helen Louise, mother Mrs. W. A. Rushford, five sisters in Toronto, one brother Floyd in Detroit, and his grandparents Mr and Mrs B A Kimes of Oil City.
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Oil City
A. Kimes
Main Street
Wesley Alfred Rushford
Buffalo
Helllehem Steve] Company
Wit
Mike Rushford
Riverside Avenue
Ute
Helen Louise
W. A. Rushford
Uuve Sisters
Toronto
Canada
Floyd
Detroit
Pioneer Resident of Columbus Dies at 90
Mrs. Marilla Day Savage, longtime Columbus resident and active church member, died at the home of Mrs. Louisa Dewey after a six week illness. Born in Columbus township she lived most of her life there aside from years in Cleveland. She is survived by her son Frank Savage of Cleveland and a California-based grand nephew. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Marilla Day Savage
Columbus
Louisa Dewey
Columbus Township
Flower Parade Pennies Brighten Early Spring Peonies
A Central Press field note on peony care from De Karl Kellerman outlines rugged, hardy growth and practical cultivation tips. It covers early spring planting by horticulturists, soil work, careful stem pruning for larger blossoms, liquid manure after buds set, and staking to resist wind and rain.
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Central Press
de Karl F. Kellerman
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S
Department of Agriulture
Karl Fing
One Body Found as Four Missing in Bay Boat Tragedy
A motorboat named Chiciie foundered in San Francisco Bay after leaving Yerba Buena Island with a crew party. The body of Mary Loken, 28, was recovered, while four others including Bert Loken Jr, Carl A Jefferson, and A Shendits Hubbard are still missing. A coat washed ashore bore Hubbard's name. investigators traced the family of the missing to San Francisco and Oakland.
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Condi Ued
Gibert Loken, Jr
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