Outdoor hikes prove popular among scouts
A fragmentary report notes rising interest in outdoor hikes among scout groups. It references the Scout Oath and emphasis on duty to God and country, highlighting ideals of fitness and moral character as guiding principles for youth activities and church or community groups.
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Wadi
Yuley al
Boy Scout Troops Hold Hikes and Meetings
Scout troops from Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic and Episcopal groups met Monday and Tuesday evenings for hikes, drills, and tests. Troop 1 led by Walter Rhodes, Scout Shoup faked a broken leg to test response. Troop 2 led by Faul Cressey prepared for Memorial Day parade. Troop 4 led by Williams Girelds practiced marching and ritual duties. general turnout was about 40 with plans for Memorial Day activities and fund subscriptions.
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BOY Scouts
Walter Rhodes
Fat Heartily Without Fear by NF Amos & Co tablet ad
An ad for tablets labeled fat heartily without fear from NF Amos & Co promises prompt relief after dinner distress and indigestion. The misspelled copy suggests an instant remedy claim and a money back offer.
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Amos & Co
Advind
Embezzler Is Back in Butler Pa
Andrew Topler, indicted on conspiracy and embezzlement charges, was brought from Philadelphia to Butler County awaiting trial. He is in the custody of Sheriff Harvey Mockenberry. The case ties to the collapse of the Ideal Squad Cafe and the Citizens Insurance Agency and Mortgage Company, with Hepler connected to management. The sheriff plans to bring Hepler to trial the week of June 12.
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Butler
Andrew Topler
Isy
Ff Sherif Marvey
New Ceatle
Astu
Aly
Sialon Wail
Dan
Inaiaisagency
Butlers Pomeras
Hepler
Fatally Hurt in Runaway at City Limits
George Belknap, a trunk dealer from Jatown, died after a horse driven buggy ran away near Pump House road at Second Street. He was thrown to the pavement, sustaining injuries to his left hand, and died about two hours later at Oil City hospital. His wife Nancy Belknap witnessed the incident.
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George Suknap
Jatown
Oil City
Eyrnes
Pump House Road
Adust
Bellinup
Dvenider
Holknap
Nancy Belknap
Medicine Chest For Only 30 Cents In 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement touts a medicine chest at thirty cents. It promotes Ban Curn Ointment for piles and skin issues, claiming relief for hemorrhoids run sores and related ailments. Mentions brands and retailers with scattered, unclear details and prices.
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Ims
Amis & Co
Thomas Daweny
Tendéley
Hie Otabe Wil Gre Yin
Mieney Moe
Ehroate
Hes
Dores
Jeouio United
Lolly Aarhunelea
Eevema
Otter
Duby
Roy Jionlor Kiww
Disguised Woman Held For Larceny in New York Case
A man named James Nolan, dressed as a woman, was detained on larceny charges. The incident occurred near 4290 Avi Street on June 23, as police questioned Nolan about a string of thefts and a rain of bullets reportedly fired by accomplice George. Captain Fuller led the investigation, with officers later recovering a pile of clothes and identifying Nolan’s disguise.
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Trie
Cloten
Watina
James Nolan
Exon
New York Central
WEA
MMO
P'Ellock
Nineninie
George "Bullstead Teisch
Coerk
Juhn Fuller
Sethi
Avi
Fisiseh
Nolan
Memorial Sermon and church services recount local funeral notices
The Sparta nburg letter details Memorial sermon in the Methodist church by Rev GW Corey with a focus on the evils of war and Christian duties. It notes decor, attendance, and remarks from local pastors, plus later sermons in the Baptist church and community gatherings with relatives visiting from nearby towns.
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Spartansburg
GW Corey
Corey
Chvir
Charlee Martin Dt
Alben Daney
Baptists Church
Payer
Brig
Simpson
Rew Potter
Abraham
EW. Porterfield
Gcomy
Avias
Janeat
Lewis Mianner
Plate
Weddings and Social Roundup in West Town Area
Mrs Goodwill's sister and Mrs Miller host a senior class afterglow at their west town home with eighteen guests. A later note mentions Mrs Harvey A. Davis, local visits, and a blend of dinners, contests, and a blue bird motif favor.
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Goodwill
RH. Miller
Harvey A. Davis
George Walford
Drouptit
Famil
Wiliam Siorpton
Ol City
Mise Myrnal Thomson
Charles Hendley
Bete
Theodore Istalley
Martinshire
Mise Maude Millep
Concord Corners
Mies Miller Hay
Jik
Renard Davis
Metager Syl
Union City
Faeren Strunabian
Trenity
Evie
Attempted gas poisoning survivor described in household incident
The account recounts Mrs. Peterson being overcome by gas from a stove, crawling from bed to reach a pantry door, then collapsing until neighbors found her the next morning. She remains weak from the poison but is about her home today. Also notes Mr and Mrs Howard Whitling of Corry visited Byron Bixby's home.
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Concord
Hiram Johnson
Ildren
Cassius Titus
Britton
Ruth Stokes
Belval
Burton
Erie
Norma Winans
Sarah Gillespie
Methodist Church
Davenport Street
Charles Scurem
B. 1
Rickerson
Charles Peterson
Moohanin Street
Peteron
Howard Whitling
Corry
Byron Bixby
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