Children's Day Exercises Highlight City Church Program
Columbus reports a Sunday 11 to 2 schedule at Community Church featuring a pantomime Keys, Tanlor choir music, and a baptismal service. The Grange hosts an all day meeting Saturday at 1 0 0 F hall with noon dinner and children’s program to follow.
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Community Aid
Whitaker
Clara Kellogg
Port Huron
Mich
Canada
Misaey Arlené Bates
Gertrude Cordia
Irene Dunton
Doris Baccus
Holinboro
Mra. Bushell
Henry Stevens
Hold Up Thwarted in Franklin Street Robbery
James Dillon, 19, of lower Mik street, parked his car near 4th street Tuesday night when a black assailant leaped from behind and shouted Stick em up. Dillon grabbed the pistol, wrested it away, and dropped it. The thug fled toward the river as Dillon escaped unharmed. A search for the weapon on Wednesday failed to locate it.
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Franklin
James Dillon
Mik Street
4Th Street
Dillon
Auto Crash Victim Albert G Cole Dies in Hospital
Albert G Cole 34 of Farmersville died at Olean General Hospital after a Monday night crash between Scotts Corners and Hinsdale. A fractured skull from driving rain caused his small coupe to strike a guard rail and overturn. Two companions were badly injured. Cole left a wife, son and daughter.
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Olean
Albert G.cole
Farmersville
Scotts Corners
Hinsdale
Olean General Hospital
Yesterady
Mr. Cole
Pranklingsite
Tie
Mrs. Cole
Funeral in Hast Springheld Prestigious Wesleyan Service
Services are well attended as several Wesleyan pastors attend Rev James Smith's funeral at Hast Springheld yesterday. Rev Sell from Meadville and Rev Tongley of Indiana county with their wives joined the convention. Carlyle Bowman and wife are noted. After a masterly sermon by Rev Swaliger on Divine Love two seekers gained victory. Rev H B Robertson of Pittsfield preaches at 7 45 tonight in a tent across from the Almshairy.
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James Smith
Sell
Meadville
Tongley
Indiana ‘County
Carlyle Bowman
Brie
Swaliger
H. B. Robertson
Pittsfield
Husband arrested as wire is freed in arson case
Media report of Vivian McDonnell Page tied to 1926 Atlantic City beauty pageant. She faces arson charges but is arrested for passing worthless checks and theft from a Bermacod garage battery storage. The chaotic scene includes witnesses congratulating her as the arrest is made during the trial.
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United Press Media
Vivian McDonnell Page
Atlantic City
Bilayfithe Tinta
Aturigd
Addition to Erie courthouse delayed until September
Work on the Erie courthouse addition is postponed to September 1 due to regulatory obstacles. Bids open August 1 with a required three week notice period. plans and specifications near completion and construction will mirror the existing building. The project includes a new wing on the east side connected to the prothonotary office area.
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Erie
Cour H
Waller Monotian
Monahan
Couinty Caramily Montis
Porrible
Archibette
Bulding
Kiwanis International Ends 12th Convention
Seattle June 21 delegates wrap up the 12th annual Kiwanis International convention. A final business session precedes a championship golf event as the four day program closes. Samuel Cummings of Kansas City was unopposed for president amid discussions on next convention city and policy resolutions for the coming year.
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Seattle
Wash
Wanis
Aetegales
Semuel Cummings
Kansas City
Detroit Ane Ml
Woodman Suffers Fractured Leg in Tree Incident
Johnson Joseph, a bark peeler for Central Pennsylvania Limber, was crushed when a felled tree shifted at Bear Creek. He sustained a fractured right leg and was rushed to Kane Summit hospital for treatment after fellow workers found him pinned beneath the tree.
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Bear Creek
Joseph Johnson
Kane Summit
Johnson
Central Pennsylvania Limber Company
Wilson Pupils Recital at Mr Wilson Studio
Students from Henry C Wilson intermediate and senior classes will give a recital on Menway evening June 26 at Mr Wilson studio on West Washington street. The program promises enjoyable entertainment.
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Henry C. Wilson
Menway
Mr. Wilson
West Washington Street
Will contest dismissed over Sharon estate in 1921
A Pennsylvania case in Sharon dealt with a forged will attempt involving Mrs Elizabeth Haywood. Grover Powell challenged the will which left $600,000 to a home for elderly Presbyterians. A nephew’s claim that the will was invalid was rejected by Judge J A Mos Laughry at Marcon County court.
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Tune
Willy
Elizabet Haywood
Sharon
Agew Presbyterian
Grover Powell
Powell
Will Way
Large barn on Berry Road destroyed by lightning
A fire struck a large 40 by 60 foot barn on Berry Road west of Medonia owned by I. W. Westerling. Lightning during a storm around 1450 night caused the blaze, with an estimated $600 loss. Firefighters fought the flames but could not save the structure or contents.
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Dunkirk
Berry Road
Mredonia
I. W. Westering
Thedrance
Herib
Fredouie
Hulditie
Treasury balance brief for June 19 and customs receipts
The treasury net balance on June 19 was 2,614,456,2568 dollars. Customs receipts for the month reached 20,877,026.91 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Une
Manning Gets His Release From Warren County Jail
William Manning, a man with several aliases who escaped from Warren borough lockup on New Year’s Day, has been released after serving a sentence for possessing intoxicating liquor and a prior arrest for transporting and possessing liquor. He reportedly escaped as New Year festivities began, prompting a delayed explanation.
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Warren
Jie
William
Sua Lng
Warren Borough
Hedigo
Minting
Signae
Bartholomew Traded to Dallas Cub by Pirates
Lester Bartholomew a 14 foot handed pitcher was released today by the Pittsburgh Pirates to the Dallas Cub of the Vexing League in a midseason move dated Tune 21.
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Pittsburgh
Lester Bartholomew
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dallas Cub
Missionary Society Met at Presbyterian Church
The Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held a meeting yesterday in the church parlor with twenty two members present. Papers on the Philippines and Puerto Rico were read by Mrs. Weert and Mrs. Austin. Lillian Barnes performed duets with Bess Movitek on piano. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Irwin and daughter, and Mrs. Henderson with guests from the Cressey family.
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Ohurelpars Ford
Weert
TP. Austin
Philpa Piney
Porto
Rico
Mia. Tum
Lillian Barnes
Luve Heantifit
Bess Movitek
Ghwsin Cimatead
Plaugins Man
Seni
Hivee Fala
Alice Memongar
Irwin
Hendierson
Cressey
Promising Fuel Claims Quick Starts and Steady Power
An advertisement extols a fuel product with a low initial boiling point for easy starting and a wide distillation range for uniform explosion and steady power. It asserts regular use by Uncle Sam as a wise habit and promises speed on straightways and endurance on hills.
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Uncle Sam
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