January Weather Less Severe Than 1926 in Kane County
Kane and vicinity saw far less snowfall in January this year than in 1926, while temperatures dipped below zero on several days. Total precipitation for January 19 as measured by the Spring Water Company totaled 24.12 inches, versus 49 inches in 1926, with a milder winter overall and more sunny days. Weather prophets foresee an early spring despite Groundhog Day forecasts of six more weeks of winter.
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Kane
Jummey
Spring Water Company
McKiniey Stithon
Ein Hire
Mercury
Alrongh
Groundhog
Yengst Joins Florida Club After Meadville Run
Charles Rabbit Yengst, ordered to report February 15 to the Tampa club of the Florida State League, leaves Meadville to head home via Monessen and into Dixie. A former Allegheny College standout, he played three years on the varsity basketball team and had baseball stints with Meadville Machinery and Erie in the O and P League.
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Meadville
Peb
Tampa
Charles “Rabbit” Yengst
Mead Ville
Monessen
Dixie
Yengst
Allegheny College
Little Fellow
Meadville Machinery Waselall
Erie
Tommy, Leach
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Boy Floored In Boxing Showdown
Wolcott Langford, a colored middleweight from Philadelphia, floored Bote Barrett in the third round of a ten round bout, clocking a knockout that surprised observers who expected a longer fight. George Courtnes stopped Jimmy Maloney in the sixth round on the same card at the Chicago program.
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United Press
Phicago
Wolcott Langford
Bote
Wy Barrett
Philadelphia
Kennckout Jow Barrett
Langford
George Courtnes
Tula
Okla
Jimmy Maloney
Chicago
Hold Co ed For Bank Robbery
Miss Marion Meyers a 21 year old USD coach was found hiding near bank vaults after entering the Mist Na sidival Bank. Dennis Sullivan a night watchman said she hid with an electric drill cord too short to reach a bulb. Reports from Harrisburg Pa note a groundhog forecast and cooler temps with a light snow fall.
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United Press Vermillion
S. D
Marion Meyers
University of South Dakota
Dennis Sullivan
Tomorrow Church Services Planned Across Town
A consolidated notice lists services for tomorrow at multiple churches. Presby terian Church on Center and Pleasant streets hosts Sunday School at 9:45, morning worship at 11, and an evening service at 7:30 with a choir. First Baptist on Pleasant and Second avenues offers 9:45 Bible School, 11:00 morning worship with communion, 1:45 Young People, and 1:30 evening service with special music. Methodists, Adventist, Lutheran, Christian Science, United Brethren, and Pentecostal Assembly also publish their service times and weekly programs for the day.
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Presbyterian Church Center
Pleasant Streets
J. Ajislartin
Mern
America
PML
Iola
Caesar
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second] Avenue
A. L. Roth
Louise Skinner
Daniel
First Methodist
Pleasant
Center Streets
William B. Bartlett
D. D
Epworth League
Advent Christian Hurch
Essex Street
P. J. Cleveland
T. P. Beagle
United Brethren Church
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Commer South
Concord Streets
William Hall
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Hareh
N. Center Street
H. F. Beagle
C. Henton
Cleveland
Christian Advent Church
Christian Endeavor
Homer Fleming
M. E. Armitage Fou
UR. Folk
Alliance Church
Christian and Missionary Allence Church
Washingtontreet
Maply Avenue
Morgan
Anderson
Salvation Army Church Schedule and Activities
The Salvation Army list shows services and events at 2b Washington St with Capt. and Mrs. Reil in charge. Activities include Hand of Love at 2:00 PM, open air meetings, Girls Guard, Boy Scouts, Sunday School, preaching, and training sessions. Also notes changes to midweek services at Alliance Church and Emmanuel Episcopal Church nearby.
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Salvation Army
Washington St
Fred Reil
Hand of Love
Boy Scouts
Random Union City
Spartansburg Defeats Lincolnville In a Hard Fought Contest
Spartansburg High School boys outscored Lincolnville 45 to 28 in a tightly fought game, claiming a decisive victory after a week’s pause. The Spartansburg girls trailed 15 to 11 at halftime, finishing behind Lincolnville 15 to 11. Mary Charves and Miss Murray stood out for Lincolnville, while the Rev Henry Atwell Post presided at the church service afterward.
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Crawford County
Spartansburg
Tist Wight
Linedjywille
Phe Sparta
Iit
Toye
Spiarta
Lincolnville
Synda
Mary Charves
Miss Murray
Corny
Streams Stocked With Brook Trout and Other Species
Franklin county reports extensive fish stocking in Venanya County under the Wildlife Service. Brook trout rainbow trout yellow perch walleye bass catfish and subfish were released across 24 streams including Creek Sandy Creek Allegheny River and nearby joints. Government donations contributed nine barrels of brood stock and ten rainbow trout.
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Eh SA Ty
All Woo
Venanya
Hrayteting
Wild Life Hesse
Carl Penil
Werei
All
Allehieny
Amon
Te Maloral
Sime
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