Past Grands Organized in McKean County
A large delegation gathered in Kane for the State Past Grands meeting, with Warren's McKean County No. 5 formally instituted. Officers named include President FJ Pinne Mack and Secretary AC Pitt. The group plans its first regular meeting in August at Mt Jewett.
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Kane
J. Harvey Baccus Warren
McKean Council
Hideway
Mt. Jewett
Bradford
Warren
Sheffield
Glarendon
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Lousville
Corry
Union City
Erty
Conneautville
Andover
Jamestown
New Connell
Pinne- Mack
F. Williams
W. C. Hillard
AC. Pitt
HE. McLaughlin
State Council
Warren-Forest
A. M. Preeborough
T. G. Gilbert
New York State
Tihaca
WL. McCune
Youngeville
F. S. “Agnew
Oungeville
William Litzle
MD G. Lowrey
Wren
J. Harvey Backus
Irelands Poverty and Autogiro Honor Highlight 1931 Trends
Irish stay at home sentiment grows as U S to Ireland immigration surpasses Free State outflows by 604 in the first ten months. Irish economical conditions push natives to seek work at home or abroad while autogiro progress earns Smithsonian recognition. Prudential notes large mortgage loans during the first half of the year, with long term safety being its appeal to investors.
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Ireland
Dublin
United States
Eland
Free State
America
Lindbergh
Spirit of
St. Louis
Smith- Mian
Mainé
Prudential Insurance Company
Josns
Fruit Drops Heavy Market Uncertain in Westfield
Westfield reports a weak fruit year with marketing problems for early and late bearing crops. Montmorency cherries fetchless demand while juice bottling begins in Brocton by Cl and BeCo cooperative, with canned cherries stored awaiting better markets. Grapes show promise despite mildew and heat, but overall packout and market activity look down for the season.
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Westfield
Prospect Ag
Montmorency
Tle
Pase
Brocton
Moresloy
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings Reflect Local Happenings
A 1914 fragment recalls a Sunday post office closure order set for July 30, a boy injured by an ax in an incident near the Khapelle area, and a forthcoming Corry Association horse meet with over two hundred horses. It notes donations for a field meet prize, a park concert success, hay market prices, a store clearance ad drive, leadership changes at the St James, and early mental health care references.
A Problem a Day on Circular Track Dimensions
A circular race track of 20 feet width has area 2200 square feet. Determine the radius of the inner circle. The solution uses converting units with rods and miles, then applying area formulas to isolate the inner radius.
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Cirle
Daily Lessons in English by W. I. Cordon Divers Word Study
A dated column excerpt discusses common pronunciation and spelling errors and presents today's vocabulary theme with divers, several, sundry, various. It notes varied statements about El Paul and St. James and encourages vocabulary growth through one word used thrice.
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W. 1. Cordon
el Paul
St. James
Great American debaters and curious quiz answers
Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, and John Calhoun are called the great trio of American debaters. The hummingbird is the bird that fits in a thimble. The nearest heavenly body to the earth is the moon. The bite of the jaw is the greater force. Among Japanese people there is virtually no illiteracy.
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Nulion
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
John Calhoun
Beaver Fire Destroys Two Buildings in Business District
A major blaze in Beaver Pauly on July 28 destroyed two buildings and damaged others in the business district. The J Gasol candy factory sparked the fire which spread to the Brown building and the Beaver Daily Times plant. George Thomas his wife and three sons fled in night clothes as flames turned the structures to ashes. Fire crews from Rochester and Bridgewater aided locals, fighting for four hours before containment.
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United Press
Beaver
Pauly
George Thomas
Brown
J. Gasol
Hal
Beaver Daily Times
Rochester
Bridgewater
National Grange Day at Chautauqua Saturday
National Grange Day at Chautauqua is set for Saturday August 1 with speaker Charles Milton Newcomb humorist from Granville Ohio presenting What Are You Afraid Of at 2 180 p m Daylight Saving Time Other events include a Children's Concert at 10 45 by the Chaulauqua Symphony Orchestra directed by Albert Stoessel with Willard Young tenor as soloist a presentation Onboard Bound by Cleveland Playhouse at 8 15 and Grand Choral Concert at the amphitheatre with Rossini Stabat Mater sung by massed choirs from Hire Fredonin and Chautauqua under Walter Howe with the Symphony Orchestra Newcomb is a nationally known humorist and psychologist whose address at Chautauqua follows earlier inspiration from the Cleveland Advertising Duty founder Charles Mears praising his work
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National Grange
Chautauqua
Charles Milton Newcomb
Granville, O
Chaulauqua Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
Willard Young
Adn
Cleveland Playhouse
Nortonhall
Rossinii
Fredonin
Walter Howe
Symphony
Mr. Newcomb
Chautuqua
Cleveland
Charles Mears
Jooast
Ghautaugua
Westfield farmer dies by own action in barn hanging
July 28 Westfield farmer Grant J Smith aged 62 committed death by his own action hanging himself from a rope in his barn north of Westfield. He had just returned from a sanatorium in Buffalo for nervous ailment. Survived by wife and two children Percy in Buffalo and Mrs Frank Raynor of Portland. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from home. burial in Westfield cemetery.
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Westfield
Grant J. Smith
Westfeld
Mrs. Smith
Ma Etter
Buffalo
Percy J Smith
Smith-Wilkes Library Opens With Old First Night
The new Smith-Wilkes Library will be held that afternoon and the Old First Night ceremony will follow. Dr. George Vincent, son of a Chautauqua Institution founder, will serve as the evening speaker.
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Smith-Wilkes
George ©. Vincent
Chautauqua Institution
Disagreement in Katz Case Ends in Mistrial
In Jamestown on July 28 a federal district court jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of David Katz of 1869 Niagara Street Buffalo. Jurors reported no agreement after several hours of deliberation and the trial recessed for guidance, with no verdict at 6:15 pm. The defendant faces charges of aiding and abetting the unlawful entry of an alien into the United States.
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Jamestown
United States District Court
Federal
David Katz
Niagara Street
Felo
United States
John Knight
Knight
Will of Chesur Stramabun Saltsmen Reveals Servant Inheritance
Late Monday details emerged from the will filings of Chesur Stramabun Saltsmen and his wife as their estates were probated. Guy Harned and Emma Harned receive substantial sums, with household staff including Harned’s wife and Hmina Zimmerly named for specific amounts, while the jurors failed to reach agreement on allocations after lengthy deliberations.
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RIL
Chesur Stramabun Saltsmen
Itewas
Howellegigler
Carrie Saltsman
Guy Harned
Saltsmins
Emma Harned
Heqweather
Hmina Zinmerly
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