Opportunity Club Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The March meeting of the Opportunity club of the Presbyterian church on East Congress Street was a pleasant session hosted by Mrs Hultberg. Ruth Ader Whittaker was elected president with Jewell Mount as vice president and Marion Smith as secretary. Social hour followed with radio music embroidery and refreshments. The April meeting will feature a tureen supper in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
Presbyterian
Hultberg
East Congress Street
Mat Carmrcke
Roger Pressey
Ruth Ader Whittaker
Jewell Mount
H. B. Smith
Marion Smith
Lena Merker
Mangas
Jean McInnes
Presbyterian Church
Squid Main Street Sheds Suffer Severe Damage After High Winds
On Tuesday March 12 1029 a severe wind event damaged property in Corry including dilapidated sheds on Squid Main Street and two large chimneys blown over by the gusts. Mrs J P Fox returned home after assessing the severity while other residents in Warren reported extensive damage to windows and structures as the storm front continued. The Marsh funeral home on Second Avenue and nearby properties endured impact from the high velocity gusts that swept through the area Wednesday evening.
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Sea
Corry
B. P
Second Avenue
Youth with 100 Sweethearts Hanged in Liverpool Case
Joseph Reginald V. Clarke, 21, dubbed the hypnotic youth with 100 sweethearts, was hanged at Walton Prison for the murder of Mrs. Alice Fontaine, mother of Clarke's alleged fiancé. He reportedly boasted of hypnotizing girls to extract money and faced execution calmly after a brief hearing. Police said a crowd gathered outside the gates as the sentence was carried out. Clarke claimed his mother lived in Virginia.
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Walton Prison
Liverpool
United Press
England
Joseph Reginald V. Clarke
Walton
le Clarke
Princeton University
Clarke
Alice Fontaine
Clare
Virginia
Enjoy Talk on Humorists by Readers Club
Mrs J B Mulp hosted the Readers for their Monday meeting. Response to roll call sparked a humorous anecdote that provoked ranch amusement. Mrs A D Colegrove read chapters five and six of Disraeli. Mrs Mary Vence Phelps presented a talk on Prominent Humorists with selections, concluding with Will Rogers and impressions of Hoover’s speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulp
A. D. Colegrove
Disraeli
Mary Vence Phelps
Will Rogers
Prescient
Mrs. Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Warren Young Man Threatens to End His Life
A Warren married father of four disappeared Monday morning leaving a note. Chief Geo Haehn withheld identity to spare his family embarrassment. The man, about 6:30 am, left without breakfast, cited financial troubles and outstanding notes, though friends and employer report he had improved and remained employed.
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Warren
Mar
Nichest
Rir
Geo. Haehn
Haehn
Il! Hearta
New Era Westminster Guild Meeting At Miss Merker Home
The New Era Westminster Guild will hold its regular meeting at the home of Miss Hazel Merker on South Center Street Wednesday evening. Members are urged to attend and to bring tea cup silver plate and napkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Westminster Guild
Hazel Merker
South Center Street
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Jay Spartansbure
Mos
Des Moines
John W. Lambing
W. Park
the Fair Store
Fifth Ave
New York
Georgettes
VOGUE
Shion
Army of Independence
Citizens National
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