Columbus Grange Trip To State College Dominates August Meeting
Columbus Grange schedules regular session for Saturday August 9 with an agricultural program including opening song roll call and a debate on whether current aristocracy benefits or harms international relations. Three Columbus High School students place in the agricultural contest, with George Matsko first, Stephen Richardson second, and Robert Triskel third, prompting Stephen Richardson to receive the trip to State College. Community Sunday school picnic planned at Brokenstraw Park with rides, food, and music by Coleman’s Band, plus Smut Sports and a hit game at 3 pm. Several local residents attend events in Chautauqua and nearby towns, with church and youth activities noted for the week.
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Columbus
Columbus Grange
Bach Brother
Zejia Carroll
Albert Sandure
Howard Blanchard
Robbert Triskel
Columbus High School
George Matsko
Stephen Richardson
Robert Trisket
Youngsville
Stats College
Pyot
Westhoft
Lucile Holden
Jessie Smith
Albert Johnson
Greenville
Charles Swanson
Wy. A. Smith
Westfield
Dennison
Smith
Chautauqua
Grange
Arthur Hill
Lloyd Hammond
P. J. Meat
Amy Olm
Cleveland
Coleman
Youll Get Used to It and the Silent Work Scene
A fragment from the Cincinnati Reporter notes the tension between noisy machine work and an unexpected dead silence in the workplace. The line hints at industrial pressure and a reaction to electric riveters, reflecting labor and urban life themes of the period.
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Gineinnati Roquirer
Gasoline plant destroyed near Titusville after fire
On August 6 a blaze destroyed the gasoline plant owned by Earp and Kelley on the McKinney highway south of Titusville, built twelve years ago on the D. M. Marsh farm. Workmen left at 10 and found the plant fully engulfed. valuable machinery was lost. Showers and thunderstorms were forecast for western Pennsylvania to ease heat but no general rain was expected.
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CMY
Tarang
Earp and Kelley
Oil City
McKinney Highway
Titusville
D. M. Marsh
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Beaverdam News Items Highlight Weekend Visits and Family News
Beaverdam notes list weekend visits from Grace Parkhurst of Alcoom to Mrs Day-Smith and relatives, Lois Lyons’s return from Kent Ohio, the Swan purchase of a G Scott Hurley property, Vivien Peterson’s return from Ohio, and multiple local dinners, church events, and kinship visits across Beaverdam including the Tarbell and Probe families plus several trips to Riley's Siding and Wattsburg.
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Beaverdam
Grace Parkhurst
Alcoom
day-Smith
Lois Lyons
Kent
Ohio
Charles Swan
G. Scott Hurley
Vivien Peterson
Ray Suistick
Dayton
Floyd
Tarbell
Cleveland
Ri W Range
Kenneth Adams
Akron
Prank Adams
Lloyd Pishey
Hf. A. Hills
North East
Claude Maynard
Theodore Hanley
A. F. Tanner
Ambrose Alcorn
Orrin Borstroit
Ray Sustick
South Dayton
N. Y
C. W. Hodge
Leon Proctor Simday
Salone Maynard
Wattsburg
Lloyd Pisher
Leyi Peterson
Charles Shreve
Riley's Siding
Mrs. Jones
Erie
Lloyd Mish
Corry
Virgil Tirbell
Ploy
Tarbel
H. D. Whitney
Ana
Gerd Bagivy
Whitney-Gage
Ralph Newett
Jamestina
No. x
Carl Proctor
Mrs. Rover
Mulvin
Penfield Bride Brandon Garners Best Man Honor
A wedding Saturday united Kett Erens and Etta in a ceremony where Brandon Penfield served as best man. Readership notes a warmly planned event with close family and friends attending, highlighting the couple’s new union and shared vows.
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Brandon Penfield
Local Residents Visit Friends and Attend Community Events
Sunday gatherings mark visits among residents near Lowville and Union City. Families like the Mallowe, McClelland, Whitney, and Crowell clans, plus outings to Union City for a Golden Rifle sale, highlight a weekend of social calls and church group plans.
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Dale Xny
Birt Bowen
R. W. Range
Carlton Range
Roy Nell
Et Cénadohtu Lake
Swmday
Edward McClelend
Alton Messenger
Brie
Joe McClelland
Lloyd Wisher
Levi Petergog
Frank Ladd
Ruth Tanner
Union City
Cash Smith
Betty
S. St. Lyons
Albion
Alvin Mowrey
Paul
Pauline
Grave
Harold Seigle
Franklin
H. J. Whitney
James Crowell
Byron Crowell
Lovells
Paul Smith
Provtorville
Fred McCray
Freda
Marjorie
Town
Kenneth Adams
Alton
Oil City Tree Sitters Near 400 Hour Mark
Aug 6 report from the official timekeeper notes Oil City tree sitters at 6pm. Vames Borland and Norman Gotham remain at the ravine between Crpwell Avenue and Mayer Street, aiming to set a record for duration. They stood at 270 hours by noon and hope to exceed 490 hours by Wednesday evening.
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OL Aspy
Tor Ute
Oil City
Vames Borland
Norman Gotham
Malele
Drake Records
Crpwell Avenue
Mayer Street
Classified Advertising Catalog Page Fragment
Fragmented classified listings show broad categories from Automobiles to Real Estate, with numerous mis-spellings and garbled headings. The readable elements include section labels like Automobiles, Livestock, Merchandise, and Services, plus scattered item types and pricing notes. The page appears as a distraught ad index for a newspaper classified section.
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Columbus Boy
State College
Bi Carrell Reece
Republica of Tennessee
Simuel Werrice
Reece
Hoover
Kett
Two's
Three's
Ettamo
HAP Perth
Lesa
Model Dairy CO
WM Mys
Walter Drisseis
Lowwitle
Charles Mallowe
Nort East
Warren
Rexford Proctor
Chet Faulkner
Guy Rouse and Son
Jay Smith
Miss Rush
Tanner
Trice
UCB
Pat Smith
Guy
Strayer
Auttomobile Axencien
Auito
Bigglles
Autorative
Jamalque
Wantston St. Corry
Awo Gill Hitts
Piease Caveet Journal
West Wasse St
Care of Journal
Efurth
Mieerigh
Hindley Anteed
North Cest
Ihe
Mir
Balante
Bonn
Diller
Ig Cuuniere
Eldes
Cory
Joe Wise
Halubaid Ghade
Bae Tea “Ox
AL Dames
West Ave
Mouerm
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Divine
Grim
St. James
Paterson
Rome
Garde
Marion Streal
M. H
Riats
Pont
Wests Granary
John J. Patterson
Scott
Worth Genter Street
Taguire
J. W. Loy
Washington Market
Tagiitte of
Mercil Switeos
Genter St
Crawford Be, Woods Co
West Parke Place
W. Ei ‘McGranahan
Ans
Motera
West Wrederick Street
Les Wall T
Wilcox Mote
Lot Growth Street
Bain St
Cady Verus
Thos Jensen
Letal Hata
Gullabus
School Hoare
Fiebhids
Bens
Parry
Asad Colianihs
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