History of Wayne Township and early settlements
Recovered notes recount Wayne Township origins in the county, once called Brokensitaow n by 1821, later Concord and then Wayne named after General Anthony Wayne in 1828. It covers Beaver Dam’s development with a crossroads store, two taverns, railroad impacts, an early Methodist church, Underground Railroad activity, temperance efforts, and early settlers including Hare, Kelly, and Smith families, with scattered details on farms, brickyards, and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie
Eyler
Use Journal
Wayne Township
Moye
Old Corry
Wayne
Concord
Lownship
Jon Cord
William Miles
Con Cord
Anthony Wayne
Beaver Dam
Beaver Dart
Dokn Huebr
Ashmry Ashe
Vis
Mnother Alora
Foot
Corty
Union
Kormadd
Warren Paimee
Hiram Kinsey
Ambel
Willitta Gray
Waterford
Temperance
Beaver Pant
Fellspor Smith
Wim, Smith
Hirotlc
Kelley
Garden Hints On Radishes And Carrot-Like Roots In The Home Garden
Garden hints discuss sowing dates and varieties for radishes and carrot like roots. Notes on early and late maturing types, flavor, and shape. Advises spacing two inches between plants and successive sowings each week in spring. Mentions colors red yellow white and fall giants with mild flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honte Gare
Mayor
Howe
Horace Greeley’s Ancestry and Early Years Recap
The article traces Horace Greeley’s lineage from the first white child born in the town tip in 1400 to his father Znvcliens Greeley, a farmer from Vermont, and the family’s moves through New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It notes Greeley’s youth, work at a printing office in Poultney, Vermont, and Jamestown, then a long trek to New York arriving August 17 with ten dollars, and mentions his poem Thy Faded Story written during Wayne residence.
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Horace Greeley
Thie Blalony
Wayne Taynsiilp
Pollicis
Pennsylvania
Wayde
New York Line
Benjamin
Leonard
Sonibo
New Serene
Faslon
Grestiy
Alainde
Marguerite
Hornet
Poultney
Greeley
Jamestown
Ui Gazette’ Office
AU Brie
Wayne
New York
New Yorker
Reetey
Mary
Fkealey
Meeting of Philatheas At Baptist Church
The regular business meeting of the Philatheas at the Baptist Church was held with President Miss Helen Westley presiding. Twenty members attended before a storm forced many home early. Mrs George Ward led the after-meeting entertainment and refreshments were served by Mrs C S Maine, Miss Emme Linsdoll, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Helen Westley
West Smith
Mombard
George Ward
C. S ‘Maine
Emme Linsdoll
A Fact a Day About Good Citizenship
A compact note discusses crime and repression of crime in the United States, referencing a sum over 18 billion dollars and topics like crime prevention, jury selection in criminal trials, and improvements in criminal procedure, with a whimsical aside about a Woman's Chit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Exhibitions in the South and Monday Scores
Exhibition games listed in the South include St Louis and Birmingham in Birmingham, Philadelphia and Boston in Fork Myers, Boston and New York in Augustis, Washington and Tampa, New Work and Cincinnati in St. Petersburg, Pittsburgh and Oakland. Monday results show AL Los Angeles clubs 11, Los Angeles 5, Giants 7, Red Sox 1, Cardinals 9, Yankees 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A. L
Birmingham
S. Li
Philadelphia
A. T
Boston
N. L
Fork Myers
New York
Augustis
Washington
N.L
Tampa
New ‘Work
Cinchinati
St. Petersburg
Pittsburgh
Oakland
AL Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Giants
Red
Sox
Cardinals
Yankees
Raid at Keystone Club Leads to Drain Pipe Evidence
Meadvill e reports describe a city and county police raid on the Keystone club at 644 Market Street last Friday. Officers allegedly found a damaged drain pipe scene suggesting liquid poured into a tub, with sounds of liquid flowing heard inside, and bottles of wine stored near the pipe. The raid's key figures were not present, and police would not confirm arrests or charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Mat
Keystone Club
Luio- Ing
Market Street
Rover Me
Criminal Court
France
Uid
Fermanded
Mie Lnieere
Raldcandre
Happy Thought Tt we love and another yeihine in truth
The fragmentary line appears as garbled text from OCR with several unreadable terms. No clear event, person, or place can be identified to form a coherent historical record summary.
Browns Will Show Many New Faces In 28
West Palm Beach march 21 United Press reports Browns president Din Howley optimistic about 1928 team. He notes a transformed roster with new pitchers Cottman Ogden and Gray joining a stronger infield and catching core led by O Rourke. Howley predicts improved hitting and will to win, aiming to challenge the Yankees and avoid 1927's woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
United Press
Westsralm Beach
Fin
Whilip
St. Louis Browns
Din Howley
Mr. Ball
Jong Joureys
Howley
Louis
Cleveland
Mhikaga
Bossos
Fesimchist
New York Yankees
Yankees
Hornsby Picks Pirates and Yanks for Season
Fort Myers Florida May 27 1 Rogers Alornsky forecasts the Braves finish fourth this season with the Yankees and Pirates winning again. His selections list Yankees Pirates Athletics Cardinals Senators Giants Tigers and Braves with varying positions.
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Hornsby
Pirates
YANKS
United Press
Fort Myers
Fla
Rogers Alornsky
Braves
Yankees
American National
Athletics
Cardinals
Senators
Giants
Tigers
Outfield Update Sets Up Trio for Opening Day
Detroit? Washington? Bar t McNeely and Helnie Manush are noted as realistic fits for the Opening lineup. Betulte is expected to join, forming a dependable trio ready for the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enely
Ine Juriea
Bart McNeely
Waslington
Helnie Manush
Dsinois
Bred Betulte
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Beaver Bam
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Michal Hare
William Smith
Iréland
Milhue
Midash Hare
Hie
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Haxs
Taro
Seforé
Amos Heath
Rituo
Sumford
Corry
Bucing
Panim
Frosder
Joseph Hall
Beaver Dutt
Belton Lamb
Wits ‘Titra
Samuel Pat Ant Dunsel Bindley
Willan Citron
Philatheas
Foley
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
Dan Howley
Club
Ts Us
Sam Gray
Dick Cottman
Johnnny Ogden
Baltimore
Watt
Growder
Nevers
Stewart
Beck
Blacholder
Steve O'Neill
Clyde Manion
Wally Sohang
Tye Lyoumisters
Ole Brannon
Ralph Kress
Beounga
Han Prank O'Rourke
Dotin
Wanamaker
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
Oye
the National Bank of Corry
National Bank of Corry Resources
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America
E. E. Guignon
Uri Pop
WWE
Ramone
Carnegie
Medea
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Sugky
Pappy
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