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Church Picnic Draws 190 Members at Beaver Camp
One hundred ninety members of the United Brethren in Christ Sunny Hill School and Columbus Community Sunday School and church attended a Beaver Camp at Wattsburg picnic Saturday. Robert Menning and Richard Hurlhut oversaw games and activities under TB Bush. An afternoon music ball game followed by ice cream, candy, and a basket supper concluded the event despite threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone Hudred
United Brethren In Chris
Sunny Rehool
Columbus
Beaver Camp
Wattsburg
Robert Menning
Engagement of Effamay Thomas to Rev J Arthur Dahlstrand
Mr and Mrs Lyle R Thomas announce the engagement of their daughter Effamay to Rev J Arthur Dahlstrand of Denham Minnesota. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Dahlstrand of East Main Street. Wedding planned for late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas-Dahlstrand
Lyle R. Thomas
Grand Street
Effamay
J. Arthur Dahlstrand
Denham
Minn
Dahlstrand
J. B. Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Broad list of Erie visitors and locals travel notes
Personal mentions show Joseph Gravino visiting Erie on business while many locals and guests traveled to and from nearby cities. Names include the Raymonds, Nichols, Dahlstrand, Johnson, Spencer, Fordyce, Young, Berry, Henry, Smith, Renskers, Amy, and others visiting Geneva on the Lake, Melrose Park, Fredonia, Jamestown, Buffalo, Meadville, and Philadelphia areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gravino
Erie
A. K. Raymond
Elgin
Addie McCray
Raymond
Alton Nichols
Jamestown
N.Y
Sherman Martin
Ruth Dahlstrand
Helen Johnson
Helen Spencer
Helen Fordyce
Meadville
Misa Ola Young
State College
Marian Berry
Thelma Henry
Geneva-on-t the-Lake
Marie Smith
Melrose Park
Leslie Smith
Krena Renskers
Clymer
Wir
Charles Amy
Worth Street
Harold Jewell
Fredonia
Wayne Price
N. Y
Gmmett Price
North Center Street
Irwin C. Krueger
Mina Ly Terry
Concord Street
Harry 3. Hay
Muncy
Pauline and
Elsie Faber
Williamsport
C. M. Couch
Daisy A. Hoy
East Smith Street
Harold Patterson
Buffalo
N. C
Charles Patterson
George A. Otter
Washington, D. C
City
Unia
E. Richardson
Park Street
William Swartz
Misa Elizabeth Swartz
Titusville
L. Kelstey
Gfast
Congress Street
Sam McMahon
Andy Ty
Seminole
Alma Gardner
Howard Morrison
Mary ©. Sullivan
Thelma A. King
New York City
Spring Lake ’ Beach
N. J
Tandy Larson
Detroit
Mich
Norma Bennet
East South Street
Charles Stewart
Lawrence Colegrove
Los Angeles
Calif
In &m Inday
Lawrence Hotel
Charles Shuss
M. F. Flaherty
Erle
St. Marys
Corry Man to Marry Greensburg Girl
Mrs Stella Wojtoszek today announced the engagement of Miss Jenny Votus daughter of Mrs Prank Wotts Greensburg Pa to Paul Janasee son of Mr and Mrs Martin Janasee of this city Miss Votus has been a guest at the home of Mrs Wojtoszek for the past several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Edward Messinger
Philadelphia
Anna Messinger
West Wayne Street
Ina ‘Austin
Catherine Elston
Eric
Finger Lalkes
D. McClease
Rochester
N. Y
Atlantic City
McClease
L. B. Sears
Lotta Bonstee Jas
Chicago
Christian Fellowship
Yellowstone National Park
Portland
Seattle
Alaska
Ranier Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Samuel L. Gilson
Owen M. Burns
Michael Cr
Corry Man
Greensburg, PA
Stella Wojtoszek
Jenny Votus
Prank Wotts
Greensburg
Paul Janasee
Martin Janasee
Miss Votus
Wojtoszek
Final Rites for Mrs. E L Haight
Mrs. E L Haight dies Thursday evening and is buried Sunday in Pine Grove cemetery after a 2 PM service at the family home led by Rev H Ray Harris of United Brethren Christchurch. Nephews served as pallbearers. numerous relatives from multiple states attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haight
Maron Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
H. Ray Harris
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Allen Boye
Bar! Haight
Clen Haight
Boye
Randolph Boye
Stanley Boye
Benjamin Turpin
Prank H. Sloan
Charles Boye
Ben- Jamin Turpin
Charles Robertson
Louille Dean
Canton
Ohio
William Mohr
Trena McCaney
Tam LeRoy
Loveland Rites Set After Derry Man's Death
Prank W Loveland of 17 Mill Street died this morning after illness. Born March 29 1862 in Lottsville he lived most of his life in Derry. He was a Maccabee lodge member survived by wife Christina two sisters Mrs Alton Bradway and Mrs Gertrude Covey and a nephew. Funeral from his home Wednesday at 3 PM with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Loveland
Mill Street
Lottsville
Derry
Maccabee Lodge
Christina Loveland
Alton Bradway
Youngsville
Gertrude Covey
Jamestown
John Asveland
Meatville
Ieces
Pine Grave Cemetery
Confirmation Service Held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Bishop Ward administered the sacrament of confirmation to five children and young people during Sunday morning services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on North Center Street. Rev. William J. Kuhn was in charge of the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone Urge. Hry
Long Island Pilot 5 Champion Slider Emerges
Elmira New York July 1 A quiet dark haired Emil Lehetka 23 year old Long Island City transport pilot wins the American Slider crown from Richard C duPont of Wilmington Delaware at a two weeks national meet ending yesterday Lehetka piles up 4271 points while duPont totals 9868 points.
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Elmira
N.Y
America
Emil Lehetka
Long Island City
Laheoka
Richard C. duPont
Wilmington
Del
Poinsy Bu duPont
Baty Crocker on a Cone Aventions
The advice emphasizes checking sugar levels in jelly to deter mould. If sugar content falls below 66 percent mould risk rises. Ensure jelly glasses are sterile dry and hot, and seal jars with melted paraffin to prevent mould formation.
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Aventions
Stock Markets Recede Then Rally Amid Mixed Trade
New York stocks eased to fresh lows since June 28, with activity tight above the million share mark. Aviation issues opened irregularly lower but most hit new highs as traders sought relief in a slugging fight, while key names such as General Motors, Westinghouse, Standard Oil and Paramount Pictures appear in the day’s listings alongside Pittsburgh wholesale produce market notes on apples, cabbage, onions, potatoes and dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Benmecath
MBM
Montgomery Wattoo National Biscuit Airy Ae National Dairy
Eess
New York Central
Reeesee Packard
Ee Gee Ewes Tee Rene
Paramount Pictures
Socony
Galle
Nd Cies Eeseey
BAT Studebaker
Mweres, Sr Eerees
United
TB Steel
Sereeneeese Sns
Warner Broa
Westinghouse Medele
Woolworth
Syeg
Trive Peieereeee
Sery
Youngstown Sheet
Curb
Avra Supply Sevsserererrier
Nat Gas
Eienecesece
Pittsburgh
Duchess
WN. J
del. Coblem
N. S. Cobblers
Ges
Feghornens
Roosters
Old Ducks
Reeve
Volvock Springers
Ted Spring
Leghorn Springers
Snuff and Plywood: Quirks of Early Fashion and Craft
A fragment notes snuff taking through the nose as a fashionable habit in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries and mentions plywood being claimed as about five times stronger than a single board, alongside a vague reference to sickness and strength.
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James P. Blair
Helen Romanosiy
Wearfield
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Keister
E.L. Haight
Journal
Root’s Furniture Store
F. W. Loveland
Long Island Pilot
Lie
Icthegne
Wapensaven
Boz
Rexall
Ere Gles
Miller’s Pharmacy
Baty Crocker
Corry Journal
Betty Crocker Home Service Department
Ponr
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