Nine Placed On Deportation Train At Erie
Nine undesirables were put aboard a deportation train at Erie en route to Ellis Island. The group includes men from Greece Czech Slovakia and Sweden and one woman from Albania, with one Minnesota resident noted among them. The train carried 17 coaches plus diners and baggage cars, crowded upon arrival in New York.
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Erid
Ellis Taland
Kane Woods
Imitigrart
James L. Powers
Stuart Allen
Ningars
Greece
England
Jamestown
Sweden
Gunar Dvdberg
Brey Lonn
Karl Jomanssen
New York
Philathaeas Entertained at Regular Meeting
The Panates club met Monday evening with Miss Emma Linscott of West Pleasant street presiding over a twenty four member gathering. Mrs B E Thomas led the business session as reports from committees were heard. Plans were made for a social get together on June 3rd hosted by Mrs Mabel Carroll and Mrs L R Thomas. The evening featured fancy work and visiting with Miss Linscott assisted by Mrs George Thomas and Mrs Jennie Mixer serving a luncheon. The class adjourned to meet at Mrs Hardinger on Franklin street for the next regular meeting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Linscott
West Pleasant Street
B. E. Thomas
Mabel Carroll
L. R. Thomas
Grand Street
Miss Lginscutt
George Thomas
Jennie Mixer
Hardinger
Franklin Street
Spartansburg
Alumni Association
Farold Patchen
Katherine
Harborcreek
Richard Patchen
Gardling Stanley
Edinboro
Robert Gibson
Robert
Gladys Phelps
Freedonia
N.Y
Hult
Ralph Webb
Barbara
Brocton
N. Y
Bullock
Byron Bixby
Perry Bixby
Frank Platt
Bertha Histon
St. Petersburg
Howard Whitting
Glenn Steadman
Greenville
Steadman
Springfield
Patchen
Chicago
Baptist Church
Harriet Wooster
A. M. Batley
Wrooman
Neil Farrington
Princess Pat Club
Louise Stewart
John D. Harria
Ctl Smith
M. B. Church
Lucy Morris Lane
Morah
M. 1
Ina Smith
R. B Wadsworth
George Davis
Venango
L. G. Walp
W.J Smith
Tene
Jennie Blakeslee
Paul Blakeslee
Hulda Lamb
Lawrence Lamb
Jamestown
N. Yu
Margaret Provins
Mis
Clara Whiting
McKinsey Road
John Cook
Union City
Frank Cook
Cleveland
W. P. Burmingham
Argillé Hammond
Wattsburg
Vernon Hammond
Maitland
Leota Wilson
Elizabeth
Passmore
Erie Baturday-titlee
Clint Hopking
Townville
W. P. Burlingame
Anson ‘Northrup
Spring Creek
J%. Logan
Logans
Moss
H. F. Stranshan
Leora
Juanita
Erie
Jack Steubey
Louise Baldwin
Catherine Cullen
Titusville
Baldwin
Clara August
Woman's Club
Odd Fellows
Mabel Cra Yy
Kenneth Kinney
Shermon
Clifton Torrey
Cecil Mae
Centerville
Elmer Stover
Pauline
Glyndon
Charles Torrey
Leon Morris
Meadville Sturday
Leta Bryjant
United Brethren Church Holds Quarterly Meeting
Dr NH Incaulistes attended the United Brethren Conference session held last evening in the United Brethren Church. Delegates to the Warren conference planned for late August and the meeting addressed closing church year business amid a well attended session.
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NH. Incaulistes
Ee Conference
United Brethren Church
Warren
Wereamed
Farrington
Ad Geo. Akam
Sparta Alumni to Present Friday Evening Play
Sparta alumni prepare a Friday evening program in Grange Hall with two short plays. The main act is The Filming of Uncle Tom's Cabin with student cast led by Levi as director and Kenneth Rexford as Aunt Chloe. Admission 10 and 25 cents, tickets sold door-to-door all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
John Rittenhouse
Charles Rittenhouse
Marvin Miller
Alumni Association
Grange Hall
Levi
William Farley
Hed
William Thompson
Little Eva
Clifford Miller
Topsy
Carlton Johnson
Simon Leglis
Geo. Walford
Chloe
Kenneth Rexford
Uncle Tom
Kenneth Gould
Eliza
Russell
Sparta High School
Glenn
Charles Titus
Lewis Lindsey
Funeral for Elmer Young Held in Corry
Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd presided at the Corry memorial service for Elmer F. Young, a well known resident. The 2:30 PM service occurred at son Albert Young’s home at 18 East Irving Street, with heavy turnout from Odd Fellows, neighbors, and friends. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with Odd Fellows conducting committal rites. Bearers included G. W. Knowlton, Chas. Cowles, A. L. Dyckes, Charles Perkins, George Ellsworth, and W. M. Sandburg, with attendees from Meadville, Kinaua, Hudson, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Elmer F. Young
Corry
Alsbert Young
East Frving Street
Odd Fellows
Young
Pine Grove Cemetery
G. W. Knowlton
Chas. Cowles
A. L. Dyckes
Charles Perkins
George Ellsworth
W. M. Sandburg
City
J. Harding
John Flaugh
Meadville
John English
Kinaua
Albert Young and Son
Hudson, Ni
Earhart to tea with Mellon avers London visit
Amelia Earhart Putnam remains in London at the ambassadorial residence with tea and visits, plans to attend the Trans Oceanic Congress and sail home June 10. George and Queen Mary sent congratulatory messages via Londonderry before the telegram arrived.
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St United Press
London
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Andrew W. Mellon
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
Mellon
Aninie
United States
George
Queen Mary
Londonderry
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U.B. Quarterly Meeting
Sparta
Hince
Slate Tenchsra College
Dense Whitney
Whitney
Beaverdam
Richard Webb
Johnsonburg
Scott
Webb
Ralph Blakeslee
Ruth Wooster
Pittsburgh
Herbert
Gdinboro State Teachers College
Dives Uy Sa
Neva Boyd
Pred Bates
Herbert Bates
E.E. Guignon
Elmer Young
U.S
Andery
Amelia Earhart
Har- Fliers
Rsburg
United Press
Harrisburg
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Pennsylvania
Knights
Philadelphia
Lock Haver
Fisher Plaza
Capitol Park
Frank T. Babbitt
A. A. Curtis
Clarence Commandery
Fourth Ave
Dend
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fa
America
Luckies
Journal OF
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Pinchot
Legislati
Sion
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Heture
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