Columbus Reunion Delights Five Hundred At Mather Park
Columbus holds its fifteenth annual reunion with an all day picnic in Mather Park. Workers report record attendance and a grand program as officers are reelected and the town recalls old times amid band music and games.
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Columbus
Mather Park
Picnic Association
Community Ladies Aid
Odel
Cortuimibiy Pierre Association
Guy Simmons
Cory
E. L. Monroe
John Dutton
Lara Vogell
Yessterday
Louis Monrole
Fredonia
John Bracken
Oil City
Leon Baker
California
L.E. Woodin
Fraz Baker
The
Univers
Ity
Wisconsin
Ernest Paige
Omaha
Nebraska
Ts Association
W Woodin
Hilleville
Baker
Montana
Nusber
Coleman
Union City
Pennsylvania
Columbus Boys
Dinny Defury
Bear
Faulkner
Celoran
Ottoway
Glause
Bear Lake
Clint McLean
Jonson
Corry
Marvin Wight
Nellie Wight
Ellé Hopkins
William EE
Cady
DL Bracken
Archie Bracken
R. J. Follette
Will J. Wilehs
Nellie Siver
TG. Emerson
Coral Crippen
Einar D. Griswold
Archy Bracken
D, Boyle
F Engle
Sand Dung
RH. Palmer
Weston Howard
George McKelvey
A E Griswold
Gleason
Mise Mattie VanTassell
Hasbrouck
Laverne York
Sitler
Disa Sitler
Nina Sitler
Jennie Williams
Frank Blair
Frank Kelsher
J C. Shamburg
Warren
Irwin Smith
CE Heyward
Anna Ayer
Wilson
Five Dunkirk Raids by U S Agents Net Five Detainees
Federal agents from Buffalo raided five Dunkirk locations and arrested seven people in a series of early raids. The operation, led by Lowell R. Smith, followed a prior assault case against Henry Bradford. Agents reported seizing samples of illegal intoxicants and cited friction with Dunkirk police over cooperation.
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Dunkirk
Buffalo
Henry
Henry Bradford
Sry
Focal
Thee
Auto Crash Claims One Life injures Six Near Tyrone
In Altoona Ang Clifford Kato SH died instantly when an auto veered off a Surve near Tyrone. Six others were hurt including Mills Eugene Underwoody who was driving and believed dying at the hospital with severe head injuries. The crash involved a van carrying Osceola residents.
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Altoona
Ang
Clifford Kato
Panlons
Tyrone
Osceola
Mills Eugene Underwoody
Kidney tablets promise cure for fatal disease
An advertisement urges immediate use of Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets to regulate kidneys and avert deadly disease. It claims kidney failure causes blurred vision, dizziness, and dark urine, offers a money back guarantee after one box, and promotes Thompson's Golden Lax Tablets for bilious or constipated people.
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Thompson
Decorations Planned for Big Firemen's Meet
Fire officials and Metagar Co of Titusillo prepare extensive Labor Day decor for the Duisiness station and two Aire Department buildings. The St James Hotel will serve as headquarters, with a loaned property and a planned Municipal building decor and merchant shopfront trimming in progress.
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Metagar Co
Titusillo
Andrew Pant Oh
Duildiggy
Storey
Duisiness Station
Ble Erle Coun
Metz Guy
Ue Elye
Stanford Hose Company
Bhat Ar
Bys Wil Bet
Ollie
North East
Pythians Closing Convention Today in York
Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania begin the closing session in York with officers installed yesterday. Uniontown chosen as next year’s Grand Lodge meeting site. Pythian Sisters also adjourn at noon. Knights to follow.
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Jalted
York
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Grand Lodge
Child survivor may die of burns after home fire
Franklin August 1 David Beightel Jr aged is not expected to survive severe burns from a cloth explosion and fire that killed one child and destroyed the Beightel home. Mrs Beightel and the Hires children 9 2 0 and 8 will be buried tomorrow morning at Cooperstown near here with services at the grandparents Lemuel Beightel home.
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United Press
Franklin
David Beighwal, Jr
David Beightel
Cooperstown
Guarantors for 27 Chautauqua Secured
The article reports that thirty guarantors for Chautauqua were signed with plans to grow the list to forty. Bentley and Bh Shops lead the effort to build the sponsoring group and organize the loyal committee to support the undertaking.
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Reiner
Fabrication Confession Ties Sullivan to Jail Break
A garbled report claims Sullivan confessed to involvement in a jail break and implicates a former prominent guard. Authorities weigh trauma claims and consider prior incidents as justification for continued solitary confinement.
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BRAND
Seago
Thisiag Sullivan
Sullivan
Ian
Himsell
Legion Inbic On Event At Wal Program
A fragmented report describes a Legion event at Wal, with attendees and displays. It mentions a crowd near 15,000, a prayer, and references to participants and a local display. The text is garbled but centers on a public gathering with notable turnout.
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Ohio
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Elgin
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Poland
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Los Angeles
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