Elgin Vicinity News Letter Highlights Local Social Ties
News from Elgin vicinity reports residents visiting relatives at Beaverdam and Corry, updates on church events, and ongoing Chautauqua activities. Spiritual Jubilees Singers perform in Elgin with plans for a tour. many local families, including McCray and Lilley clans, are noted in social and travel updates. A fair turnout attended a church roast beef supper as interest grows in Century of Progress events in Chicago.
Jubilee Singers Heard at Sparta This Week
Spartansburg notes report a week of Jubilee Singers of Chicago visiting the Tiina church Grange Auditorium with daily services. Attendees include Mrs Julia Brooks Chester Bris and Will Grosby families from Union City and Falconer NY. Other social, church and family events across Spartansburg are listed.
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Tika Brooks
Emnell Higrens
Higgens
Susan Tauber
C.N. Tins
Margaret Morris
Helen Bates
Epworth League
M. B. Church
Acing
Meadville
Livy Morris
Leah Drnne
Erie
England
Europe
Fiesty
Edward Clark
Bigin
Ralph Blakesley
Walter Ward
Falconer
Fisig Sug
Sharon probe spurs police graft rumors in Sterling Avenue case
In Sharon Pennsylvania, a January report notes a liquor still removal from a burned Sterling avenue house on July 5 and the still 26 barrels of mash and 50 gallons of liquor found in a chicken coop at Jack Lanagas's Brookfield road home. State Trooper Paul Longo of Merver led the discovery amid mayor J Pred Thomas's remarks.
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Sharon
Sterling Avenue
Teddy
J. Pred Thomas
Jack Lanagas
Brookfield Road
Pail Longo
Merver, Sher
Roy Hardman
Tater
Longo
Sterling Vente
Tanahan
Funeral attendees honor memory of Mrs. C. W. Titus
Sears and daughter Mrs Vern Morrigan attended the funeral services for Mrs. C. W. Titus. Mr. and Mrs. N. Titus drove to Arbubide Saturday to be present. Hatchtown girls celebrated Miss Ruth Richards birthday at S. A. Richards home with Morah Drought as guest. A six o'clock dinner followed by a weiner roast. Mrs. Clara Newman returned home from visit with Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Damon and daughter Winifred. Frank Jones and Carlie motored to Westfield New York for the day. Miss Nancy Thompson left for Wellsboro to stay with her brother George Thompson and wife.
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Youngsyile
Chicago
The
Baptist!hurch
M. EB
M. E.I
M. I
D. V. Kinney
Shippensville
Kinney
Della Kinney
Johm Bangart
Sidney Green
Alan
Joan
James Alden
Lincolnville
Benrge Davis
Irma
Lucy Jacob
F. M
Cory Hospital
Sparta
Frances Coyle
Bert Puller
Cleveland
A.W. Greene
Doris
Dorotha Blakeslee
North Central States
T. W. McCray
Marjorie
Sioux City
Guy Swart
Corry
Rhea
Miss Richards
Clara Newman
W. E. Rice
0. D. Damon
Winifred
Frank Jones
Carlie
Westfield
N.Y
Nancy ‘Thompson
Wellsboro
George Thompson
Union Sunday School Service Here July 30
A joint Sunday School service is planned for July 30 at City Park at 10 am with several local churches already confirming participation. The event aims to engage children from Corry area Sunday Schools in outdoor activities and bring together hundreds of youths for the union service.
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UNION
Ms T
Corry
Cory
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets Offer Periodic Pain Relief
Advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets claims relief and control of menstrual pains with no narcotics or dizziness. It promotes daily use for permanent relief and notes availability in small and larger boxes sold by druggists with prices 50 for small and higher for large.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rumors of Woodin Resignation Circulate Among Officials
Reports echo that Woodin may resign with three potential successors gaining attention. Possible names include Senator James Couzens of Michigan, Frank Waller the Democratic national treasurer, and Joseph P. Kennedy, Boston banker and Roosevelt campaign leader. Woodin had returned to rest at his New York home after long service alongside President Roosevelt during the early days of the administration.
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New York
Woodin
Roosevelt
James Couzens
Michigan
Frank Waller
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Tetanus Fatal to Youth in Wesleyville
George Stahlberg, 24, of 2021 Water Street Wesleyville, died at Hamot Hospital on July 18 after stepping on a rusty nail over two weeks earlier. The wound worsened, jaw rigidity and paralysis developed, and despite treatment, death occurred. Coroner Dr. W. G. Steuble ruled purely incidental causes. no inquest. Burial arrangements at Hanley Funeral Home with rites Monday.
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RTE
Petanus
Jackjaw
Hamot
Bam
Mfonday
George Stahlberg
Water Street
Wesleyville
J.T. Strimme
East
Baiot Hospital
W. G. Steuble
Dward
Hanley Funeral Home
Uncle Tahien quotes vague plan tied to silo project
An unclear spoken fragment attributes to Uncle Tahien and Uncle Eben a discussion about a plan connected to silos and potential action. The garbled text mentions interests, going in, and alienation, but specifics and context are missing.
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Eben
Tahien
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