Swedish Day Observed At Chautauqua
Swedish Day observed at Chautauqua with residents of the county and city presenting programs. Attendees include Dr James Mineo and Chief Justice De Lavette, along with community members from Philadelphia and nearby areas. The event features music, readings, and the Swedish guests who have traveled to celebrate the day and participate in the observance.
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Guinea
Wil
Counnin
Jims Mineo
Justive Ail de Lavette
Cirutit
Apilintiers
Mlorwe
Betty
Ghauiuugua
Ufis
SECTION HAND STRUCK BY TRAIN BADLY INJURED
A 21 year old man named Tuitalo was struck by a train and badly injured while working near a water and drainage project. He was brought to the Brooksville Hospital in serious condition.
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Brools
Kang
Decline in Congregational Church Membership Sees Fewer Yet Stronger Churches
A nationwide report shows 110 Congregational churches closed last year as memberships rose by 6 380 to 147 per church on average while total church property values climbed. Rev Charles E Burton notes a shift toward fewer but better churches and higher average pastor salaries from 1788 to 2100 per year.
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Charles E. Burton
United States
Park, Head
Avenage
Silas
Columbus News Notes July Community Events and Weddings
Columbus notes list church services and programs led by Rev. J Bighmey on July 1, and a Sunday School lesson called The Conversion of Angs. It mentions theater rehearsals, a sermon on The Prophes Elements Prophet, and local weddings including Perry-hill and other residents attending.
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Clembus
Tor Sumas
J. Bighmey
Sunhayr School
Loren
Minty
Ray Briggs
North World
Nettie Perry
Ley Lake
Batt Gross
Wasteington
Etper Proyby
Ty Whittaker
Pre war booze sold at auction in Kansas
Federal liquor sale in Kansas raised 250000 dollars from an auction Monday. The event included 212 barrels with 20 brandy, five gal, two tin, and two alcohol barrels. High storage fees owed to government bonded warehouses compelled the sale. Only permit holders were allowed to bid.
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Kansas
T. G
Borill
Mondny
Squirrel Suckles Sap From Tree Near Schoolhouse
A sugar loving squirrel drew close to the schoolhouse and, upon closer inspection, was observed sucking sap from a line hanging by its tar feet. The creature repeated the act several times, prompting curiosity and amusement.
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Gitte
Locked in Box Car Two Days Found at Kane
Kane July 12 a woman was found in a box car after two days trapped with no food or water. Rescuers Willian Polke and Elmer Lopus opened the car in the yards. the door revealed a motionless body then the stranger revived briefly before dying.
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KANE
Cleveland
Ofélbek
Ian
Willian Polke
Elmer Lopus
PRR
Volke
Great Ointment San Cura and San Gare Healers Ad
Antiseptic ointments and soap Namely San Cura Ointment and San Gare Ointment marketed by Ames Co Downey Lindsley Condra drug stores with money back plans. Testimonials from Gilbert Hard of Rinard Ohio claim instant pain relief and rapid healing for steam burn. Products touted for numerous skin ailments and baby soap offered. Sale details and contacts listed with price points 20 and 60 cents per jar and 25 cent soap.
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N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
R. G
Suitable for slip covers and cushions and colors
An advertisement notes splendid designs and colorings suitable for slip covers and cushions, offered at 75¢ and 95¢ per yard.
Lad Killed As Shotgun Falls At Canadohta Lake
A fatal shooting at Canadohta Lake is reported with a boy, aged locally, killed when a shotgun discharged while he was near his home wall. The incident note mentions tobacco use leading to a reprimand by his father, and the boy was locally well known at the summer resort, nicknamed Heppy. The report places the event in June with surrounding community notes from Blue Eye and Titusville regarding area residents and social visits.
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Canadihta
Blue Eye
Oscar Sandburg
Amanda Sandburg
Youngsville
EB Shambaugh
Sas
Anderson
Arthur Nelson
David Nelson
Mies
Simon Bekstrom
Arthur Sandburg
Pearl Sandburg
Titusville
Chester Grover
Eleva
Matchap
Sandburg
Albert
Frank Irvin Stall Briegs
Tda Mead
Garlind
Robert Wil Osward Spencer
Aita Mead
Irvin
Stella Riggs
Torlay Mike Havendale
Henry
Forest reserve smoking ban sparks tourism debate
One hundred attendees enjoyed a gathering with friends from Corry Union City Washington DP and others. Washington becomes the first state to ban tourists smoking in forest reserves, with organizers claiming most wilderness fires are caused by careless smokers. multiple families and individuals attended the fourth of July events.
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Frienite
Fori Corry
Union City
Washington
C. Oehimbus
Garland Wid Montana
Howard Benson
Lynn Connell
Ed. Jaquith Pent
Iand Valley
Perfected Steel Claim Stirs Engineering Debate
A French engineer announces a discovered steel that reportedly will not spilt or change its shape under any degree of heat. He asserts this property could revolutionize metalwork and heat resistance applications, drawing attention from industrial labs and potential buyers.
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