City ordinance on Sunday amusements deferred by council
Franklin city council deferred action on the proposed ordinance banning all lands of sports in amusements for pay within the city on Sunday to the first Monday in July by a two vote margin. A large snake attacked a three year old near Titusville, biting her heel and sending the child for treatment to a physician. Titusville landlords met with thirty five neighbors to organize mutual protection and discuss measures to guard property. Nine converts in the Christian and Missionary Alliance church were baptized by immersion in Oil Creek at Petrotenia Center Sunday. Mrs. Harrison H. Keppel will host the Lake Ald Society of St Paul’s Lutheran church Wednesday at 3 o’clock in the church parlors. All members invited.
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Franklin City
Titusville
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Petrotenia Center
Harrison H. Keppel
Lake Ald
SS Paul's Lutheran Church
Gelock
Chur
Butler
Capitol
Barlow
Corry Electric Shop
Cent
Nsi
Tme
Marie Pratt
North Main Street
Union City
C. H. Heath
Park Street
M. E. Church
John Dorsey
Venango County
Tri-County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the American Legion
Conneaut Lake
Wight Franklin
Washington, D. C
Zem Zem Temple
A. Alo
N. Mi 8
Erie
Temple of Music
Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star
Shaw Fishing Co
Este
Warren
Fred Hazeltine
Southie Wash
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tamestown
Long View
Beechwood
Douglas Stops
West Bilicott
Wnclad
Lake Shore
Kier Kropf
Celoron
Raphael
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Williaig Ho Rose
Waterford
Rose
Brig
Cleveland Public Square
Kodak
Brooks Studia. Iy
The
Baptist Primary Department
Hhouh
Healy Studio
United Brethren Missionary Society
Willis
Noor
McCray Ladies Aid Society
Samuel B. Stultz
Thayre ‘McCray
Charlotte McKelvey
Spring Creek
Martha Long
Bellfountain
Corry Hospital
Kenneth Sickler
Ellen Miller
Spartansburg
Myrtle Harvey
Stewart
Local notices and ads mix with community events
A collage of small town items from low town life includes grocery deals, a birthday party, a charity gift mystery, lumber ads, theater reopenings, drownings, police reports, fishing and carp counts, a concert plan, juvenile court actions, and a church program. Readers see births, arrests, charity gifts, and civic notices in a bustling 1920s sheet.
Birthday party honors Bethy Barnes at Concord Street home
Bethy fixe Barnes celebrated her late birthday with a baby party hosted by her mother Mrs Raymond Barnes at their Concord Street home. Guests included Betty Lou Johnson Roger H Haight Betty Ruth Lundequit Bobby Lou Dibben Norma Jean Nantes Kathleen Ann Pfeffer Constance Lyons Kathryn Sweet Caroline Cochran and their mothers. The decor featured yellow and white, balloons and chocolate candy dogs were given as favors Miss Betty Rae received gifts.
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Bethy Fixe Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Concord Street
Betty Lou Johnson
Roger H. Haight
Betty Ruth Lundequiat
Bobby Lou Dibben
Norma Jean Nantes
Kathleen Ann Pfeffer
Constance Lyons
Kathryn Sweet
Caroline Cochran
Betty Rae
Marjorie Sullivan
Sarah Wilson
West Pleasant -Street
Dorothy Morrow
Arthur Palin
Marie Banks
Nypenn Furniture Co
Warren
Tropics Not For Whiter Says Scientist Study
A Smithsonian Institution scientist argues that whites face harsh conditions in the tropics and must have intelligence and strict discipline to succeed. He warns that beneficial changes may make tropical life more comfortable and safer for whites, but full investigation remains impractical.
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Tropics
Smithsonian Institution
Tus
Roosevelt forces set showdown over Democratic chairmanship
Washington June 7 Forces backing Governor Roosevelt prepare to test strength at the start of the Democratic national convention over the permanent chairmanship. Jouett Shouse argues bad faith after Roosevelt forces named Senator Walsh Montana as their candidate. Shouse leads the Stop Roosevelt movement and is aligned with Smith and Raskob.
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Shouse
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press Star
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Tely
Roosevelt
Jouett Shouse
National Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
National
Walsh
Veterans units from Ohio launch trek to capital
Large waves of Ohio veterans moved toward Washington causing freight blockades in Connellsville and Pittsburgh. About 500 from Youngstown and 900 from Alcorn McKeesport and Duquesne planned rail and truck journeys while Father James Cox contemplates joining as spokesman. He urges immediate payment of the bonus.
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Pittsburgh
Cornellsville
Capitol
Youngstown
Detroit
Cleveland
Akron
Sharpsburg
Penn~ ‘Sylyanna
McKeesport
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alcon
Duquesne
Connellsville
B. Wad O
James R. Cox
Washington
Navy Day Anniversary Marks Founding of U S Navy
On October 27 1775 a special committee to the Continental Congress proposed building the first ships of the Navy marking the anniversary. The date observed as Navy Day commemorates the founding and early efforts of the United States Navy.
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United States Navy
Congress
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