French Creek Picnic Draws Crowd of 2000
Jamestown August 11 French Creek Town Picnic drew about 2000 people at Cutting with a parade in the morning honoring Dairy men's League Garden Club W T U Red and White Grocery and reforestation efforts. Speakers included Assemblyman David L Brunstrom and candidates for district attorney Robert Hitchcock and A B Sheldon. Prizes awarded in parade floats and exhibits. baby and older age contests held. several local residents and officials noted.
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Jamestown
Cutting
Dairymen’s League
Wie Garden Club
David L. Brunstrom
Repoilcan
Robert Hitchcock Sini A. B. Sheldon
Ball Gan
Hells
Moats
Ravnin Hill
Secon
City Guests and Residents Visit in Warren
A flood of visitors and residents are noted in Warren with many staying or traveling. Names include Walter H. Lota ani, Alice Rauscher, C. W. Willis, B. Hollobaugh, Miss Spencer, Miss Margaret Blair, William Ruger, Franklin Babbitt, Allene Babbitt, James Gould Jr, Paul Brown, Anton Kugel, Nan Lynch, Bess Dodds, James Irvine, W. H. Johnson, Paula Hill, I. J. Crowley, Martha Crowley, Mabel Lindquist, L. A. Keister, George Groomy, Fred Reif, Agnes Ruth, Miss Joan Shill, Mrs. Shirley Cady, and many others visiting or returning home after trips or funerals.
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Walter H. Lota Ani
Aidan
Watertown
N. W
A. J. Lewis
Mok
Rune Lewis
Jack
Toe Lewis
Alu Alice Rauscher
Frank Milla
Mill Village
C. W. Willis
Bradford
Myrtle Schulz
West Church Street
Hollobaugh and Family
Brankollin
N. J
Frivitly
Glatya Dean
Bellevue
Spencer
Margaret Blair
Rochester
Rirs
Saiu Finfley
Warren
William Ruger
Buffalo
Frankin Babbitt
Erie
Allene
James Gould, Jr
Jamestown
James Gould
Haat Street
Paul Brown
Virginia Beach
Mr. Brown
Frank W. Dailey
Jack~acm
Mich
Anton Kugel
W. E. Matthews
Maple Avenue
W. H. Johnson
Helen
Paula Hill
West Point
New York City
Providence
Boston
Saratogs + Springs
I. J. Crowley
Pittsburgh
Mayme Crowley
Missy Martha Crowley
Avonmore
Pit
East Frederick Strest
Europe
Mabel Lindquist
Middletown
N. Y
Emma Lindquist
L. A
AL Rivas
Minnie Evans
Union City
Donald Group
Donald Henry
Henry Group
Group
Dilworth School
Charles
Billy
Dick Breidenstein
Buflaloy
Marcell
Walter Bertram
Dick Bachotner
Toronto
L. M. Kowalsker
Simday
Charles McLean
Mary Swanson
K. McLean
R. L. Stoke
Ralph
City
Mineola
L. 1
Charles Patterson
Irving Street
Harold Paterson
Dorothy
O. T. Robbins
Jett Chis
Oryilte
Wilbur Hickerwell
G. Robbins
Roger Hickabell
Mareela ‘Thompson
Dayton
Wiefersten
O. J. Robbins
Hard Patterson
Weel
Stocks Show Little Change Amid Broad Market Drift
New York August 11 bears aided by dollar weakness and wide bid for government bonds drove grains lower while a broad official list showed modest moves across the market. Major names including American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Westinghouse, Studebaker, and Woolworth posted small gains or losses as investors priced in the day’s revised economic signals.
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United Pic
New York
L. S
America
Paris
T&t
Goceeneeeena
Bethlehem Star Peer Bendix Aviation
BBC
Chrysley Wane
Columbia
CurtisssWeighh
General Wleatile
Cove
General Motors
Kennevolt
Ree
International
Montgomery Warm
Ss Ciece National Tiry
Sas
New York Cental
Northern Pacific
Otis Shoe Ice Penna AI
Hs Standard
Calif
Studebaker
State crop report notes mixed yields in farms
Corn crop runs well above average while other crops lag. Tobacco grows despite blight. Fruit yields appear below average though quality stays decent. Peach crop small but clean. Grapes to harvest two weeks early. pears developing well. Wheat unusually low with shriveled grain. Oats short straw but heads filled. Early potatoes yield low. late crop promises higher yields.
War Correspondent Cornel Palmer and Asithor- VGhautauqua Thyn
Fragments show Cornel Frederine Palmer identified as a war correspondent and author with a reference to Asithor VGhautauqua Thyn and a dated mention of Tomorrow. Details are incomplete, but indicate literary or reporting figures connected to a midweek timeline.
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Cornel Frederine Palmer
Albion Slayer Held for Court After Hearing
George Runyon 53 faced a preliminary hearing as authorities move toward life imprisonment for the alleged killer. Witnesses described the fatal strangulation and hemorrhage. state troopers and sheriffs testified at the proceeding in Brig.
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Albion Slayer
George Byron Runyon
Law Tusbani
Santiago Garcia
Squire Frank Winnersberges
Lunt Lang
Dupity
Coraney Charles Leome
Barfinbina
Axnent
Leroy Seavclt
Burglary at Levy Clothing Store in Dunkirk
Looters smashed the front door with a pipe wrench at Levy clothing store on Fourth Street in Dunkirk early Friday. They stole about 90 suits valued at 2000 dollars, loading the loot into a large automobile that sped from town, watched by night watchman Westfield about an hour later. No insurance covered the loss.
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Dunikire
Levy Clothing
Fourth Street
Alole
Nilding Swais
AL Westfield
Tatown
Grain Prices Rally After Sharp Opening Collapse
United Press reports grain prices rebounded in early Chicago trading on the Board of Trade after a spectacular drop to full allowable limits. The market revival followed a historic decline, signaling renewed investor interest amid volatile conditions.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
50th Wedding Anniversary at the Britain home
Last evening relatives and friends gathered east of Columbus to celebrate Mr and Mrs Howard Britains fiftieth anniversary. The home was decorated with caskets, vases, and a large wedding bell as guests enjoyed music readings and song. Relatives from Findley Lake Mayville Centerville Pittsfield Warren Spring Creek Jamestown and Corry attended. A reception featured sandwiches jal ice cream and coffee and a wedding cake drew much comment.
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Howard
Britain
Columbus
Dante Town
Henson
Findley Lake
Mayville
Centerville
Pittsfield
Warren
Spring, Creek
Jamestown
Sind Corry
The Hawthorn Home And Caroline's Dilemma
In Hawthorn the Rutledges host a lavish party for Caroline who loves Howard Dunsworth. Howard’s father’s soap rivaling business a rift, and Caroline faces a torn future as Howard’s rejection and family money troubles loom. The scene shifts to a fragile dinner and a morning of cold silence as the family grapples with looming financial strain and Caroline’s heartbreak.
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Hawthorn
Philip Rutledges
Caroline
Mrs. Rutledge
Alva
Howard Dunsworth
Howard
Philip
Henry Dunsworth
Pather
Aaroline
Siia
Alvar
Alym
Kitchen of the Rutledges Goes Electric and Troublesome
In a domestic scene Ruth Dewey Groves relates the Rutledges' modern kitchen upheaval. Caroline assists as the family, lacking a coffee grinder and proper beans, improvises by crushing beans with a mallet while mixing with an electric stove and other gadgets. The breakfast becomes comic chaos as servants quit, bonds are stretched, and tensions over changes and wages emerge.
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Cook
Jess
Bob
Caroline
Alva Rutledge
Alva
Noral
Pather
Mr. Rutledge
Ther
Philip
Dolne
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Rex
Ken Maynard
Tombstone, Canyon
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Liberty
Posaton Tiassa
Tady
Warren SY Ulet
Neos
Corea
Ned Sparks
Mutae
Penn
Uohumbbia
French Creek
Dairyman's League
Ed Freeman
Ayvenger
Morria Kelly
Marilyn Wiggers
Walward Wiggers
Clymer
Ralph C. Bénedict
County Commissioners
Nonn
Hier
Blanche Nye
West
Springfield
Member
Federal Reserve System
Lone Star
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua, N.Y
Griminal
Christopher Bean
Dr. Quyarstract
Barret Clark
Stephen Foster
National Army
George Runyon
Dunkirk
Run- Yon
Howard Benton
Homme
Athens
Ohio University
Karoline
Dinney
Hawthorn House
Marié Antoinette
Hilda
Alsa
Carolne
Enlee
Alysys
Ruth Dewey Groves
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