Reopen MLE Church Here Sunday July 27
Fourth quarterly conference of the First Methodist Episcopal church will be held Thursday evening with Rev. A. G. Locke presiding and reports from church organizations. Rev. H. C. Weaver will speak at the morning service on Sunday July 27, with a union service in the evening including other denominations. A program and tours of improvements are planned. Rev. Wimer will tour midwestern states afterwards. Fathers urged to bring sons to the August 3 program by Leon Ray.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. G. Locke
Erie
Locke
H. C. Weaver
D. D
Weaver
New Castle
Wimer
Michigan
Wisconsin
Leon Ray
Livingston
Columbus
Columbus Grange
Corry Grange
John Obra
M. ®. Savage
Cleveland
Louise Dewey
Martha Ayer
Washington Day
Lulu Covel
Meadville
S.A. Clark
F. W. Prince
Clifford Casler
Frank Schramling
Corry Hospital
Mrr
Franke Dodd
Tionesta
Frank Feulkmer
Ida
Amy Obra
Stockton
Lynn
Colgin
Frank Crosby
George Bogert
Walnut furniture in colonial regions noted in essay
The article discusses walnut’s popularity in Pennsylvania and southern colonies for furniture, mentioning Colonial pieces crafted from walnut. It highlights the material’s prominence in guest furniture and its regional appeal during the colonial era.
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Pennsylvania
South
Auxiliary In Fine Meeting At Wilcox Camp
The Clyde D Wilcox Auxiliary 91 U S W W met at the V F W home with good attendance including Jamestown auxiliary visitor. A new member was initiated and Claudia Ruppersburger installed as conductor. reports and plans for the Reading convention and August meeting were discussed. a 100 percent turnout is urged for the 10th and 16th Regiments reunion at Conneaut Lake on August 9.
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Clyde D
Wilcox
Jamestown
Claudia Ruppersburger
Com. Griswold
Reading
10Th
16Th
Penna
Conneaut Lake
Clyde D. Wilcox
Tom Thumb Golf Course Nears Opening Under Mrs Larson
With construction well advanced the Tom Thumb Golf Course on North Center street near the Love home is nearly finished and will open Friday evening. Mrs Mabel Larson is overseeing elaborate preparations for what is expected to be a popular recreation for hundreds in the city.
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Tom Thumb
Mabel Larson
Love Home
North Center Street
Larson
Blue Eye Area Social Notes and Local Events
July notes from Blue Eye detail visits among Griswolds Jaquiths Sandburgs and Meads with church services led by Rev. Morgan in Corry. A birthday gathering at Mrs. Sarah Page, farm haying, and Eastern Star plans at the Hammond home are listed along with transportation and hospitality details for the July 23 meeting.
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Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Howard Hammond
W. M. Saidburg
A. B. Patterson
Orrin Hillberg
O. F. Bennett
Helen Johnson
Ford Moron Company Advertises Affordable New Models
The Ford advertisement promotes proven performance and low prices with models listed from Roadster to Town Sedan. It highlights widespread user endorsements, government and corporate purchases, and tests for speed, safety, fuel use, depreciation, and maintenance. A Universal Credit Company plan offers time payments and dealers offer demonstrations near readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Credit Company
Plan of Time
Salt and Embalming in Ancient Egypt
A brief note cites Dr Hehn on Egyptian practices. Bodies were placed in strong brine for three to four weeks, then removed and dried, herbs and spleen added, and wrapped in linen. This excludes mummies preserved with bitumen.
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Hehn
Unclear OCR: New Camp Opens Amid School Confusion
Fragmentary text mentions a camp opening, a school in a northern town, and names that may be proper nouns. Details are garbled with missing words and misreads, hindering clear identification of people, places, or events.
Mer Heroine Call Ref used in New York Ledger
A fragmented OCR note from New York reports a local reverend and a named individual, with uncertain details. The readable text hints at a religious or community event or tribute involving Rev. Mer Hiduice Rey, but key names and specifics are garbled.
Brethren Ch Rey Update From Local Congregation
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Reverend Brethren and First United Tul Tev and Rev C Youngs with unclear details. The readable items indicate church matters or meetings, with lingering names Brethen and Bre and possible updates on leadership or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
Rey, F, Soo
Linit Talo
Reve Hung
First United
Clevean Mugyay and Stephen Gaul Road Note 1927 Connection
Fragmentary OCR lists names and a date in 1927 form. Readable items include Stephen Gaul Road and Clevean Cleve an or Cleveland references with a partial phrase. The text resembles a local notice or obituary fragment lacking complete context or actions.
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Tammstow
Stephen Gaul
Clevean
Mugyay
Cleveland
Simon F. Acie
Logs 70 Ant Ents The Defend ETTA Kt
A compact item notes logs and a defense related to ETTA Kt with mention of seventy ants in context. No clear event or outcome. fragmentary wording limits detail. Further readable clues may reveal a local note on defense or activity affecting a group.
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MLE
C. Weaver
Crosby
Grange
Blue Eye
Ralph Griswold
Sherman
Martha Griswold
Louis Jaquith
Grand Valley
Hol. Taquith
John Hilburg
Charles Sandburg
Eithel Stearns
Dorothy Jaquith
Stella
Invin Briggs
Atta Mead
Nora McClelland
Freda Baccus
Corry
Fred Yates
Charles Sanburg
Titusville
The
Blue
Lye Church
Morgan
Margaret
Albert Sandburg
Max Arnold
Ruth
Mabel Anderson
Ann Wedin
Warren
John Rickerson
Sarah’ Page
Alta Mead
Irvin
Stella Briggs
Howard Benson
Albert
Archie Benson
Chas. Sandburg
Goon
Ford
Detroit
Ford Moron Company
Hudson
Hudson Beauty
Hudson Performance
O. B
Factory
U.B
Rev
N. H
bin Unitec
Cutic
Duby i
Bret Conteri
Renee
Valy
Anu Anwr
Keter
Ike Ville
Pu Dean Aby
Chri
Fry
Lo Ind
Tev. Cville
Youngs
Brethry
Etta
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