Pretty wedding at Presbyterian Church in Garland Jamestown and Warren guests
Miss Gladys Lund and Charles Laycock wed at the Presbyterian church in Garland in an elaborate ceremony. Rev F. Cressey officiated as organist Alice Messenger played selections. A reception at Hotel Corry followed with 75 guests. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh after November. Numerous Jamestown and Warren area residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Gladys Lund
Chris Fymd
Garland
Charles Liveou
William Laycock
Jamestown
N Y
One F. Cressey
Chron
Florence Chrialensen
Warren
Laos
Missensen
Chris Taffeta
Hatio Romtel
Norman Whittle
Rainier Vorsgren
Burton Lesser
John Greenwood
Misa Alice Messenger
Miss Messenger
Hotel Corry
Larson
Laycock
Elizabeth Avenue
Pittsburgh
J. Watson Manufacturing Company
N.Y
Ernest Greenwood
Mire
W. Greenwood
J. Cooper
William Whittle
James Brighton
B. Tidhouse
Laura Whittle
B. Johnson
Mary. Tidhouse
Elizabeth Whittle
William Munson
Ivar Olesen
Thos. Davey
Cooper
N. Y
Chutes Forseren
Kermit Porsgren
Rainier Forsgren
Richard Myers
Miller
August Karlsen
B. R. Himebaugh
James
W. Gibson
Florence Christensen
Margaret Christensen
C. Christensen
Hutton Lesser
P. Ostergard
Joseph P. Ostergard
Margaret Hayes
Chris Lind
Harriet Horn
Mabel Johnson
FM Pillegar
Glenn Sitter
Plans Advanced For State 1 0 0 F Meet Era
Erie Pa Oct 2 The 96th annual convention of the Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania will be held Wednesday and Thursday Oct 18 and 19 at the Erie Odd Fellows Temple. A committee of seven local Odd Fellows has arranged sessions and entertainment for hundreds of delegates. Officers listed include Grand Patriarch George W Morten Renovo and Grand High Priest Louis C Schauble Pittsburgh among others with representatives from Philadelphia Shippensburg Bywood East Pittsburgh and Ion City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania
Erle
Odd Fellows ‘Temple
Department Council
Patriarchs Mill- Heant
Frank Ruettney
B. A. Tate
D. M. Crawford
B. J. Joslin
J. F. Austin
P J. Barber
A. F. Carberg
Metn
George W. Mortom
Renovo
Louis C. Schauble
Pittsburgh
George H. Banes
Robert Mullen
Philadelphia
G. Helder Louden
Robert L. Peters
Shippensburg
Willian L. Heiston
East Pittsburgh
Samuel H. Pope
League Women Hold Meeting At Hotel Corry
An enthusiastic meeting of the Dairymen's League of District No. 17 delegates convened at Hotel Corry with participants from Chautauqua, Warren, Erie and Crawford counties. Morning reports by district chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Stauffer covered local activities. afternoon plans explored future events. Notables included Mrs Hope Browne Miner from New York City Home Department and Waterford director H. H. Marsh, plus a five member committee. A luncheon followed at 1:90 Yelock before adjournment at 3:80. Seated for thirty-seven ladies and nine men from the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League of District No
Corry
Chautauqua
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Arthur Stauffer
Sugar Grove
Mijch
Hope Browne Miner
Dairymen's League
New York City
H. H. Marsh
Waterford
Yelock
Funeral for Fred Mulderick Held in Cleveland Area
The body of Fred Mulderick, who died at his niece Mrs. Frank Ostberg's home in Cleveland, will be brought to Carry for burial. Funeral services will be at St Thomas Church Thursday at 9 am with interment at St Elizabeth's cemetery. He is survived by six sisters and one brother.
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Fred Muiderick
Frank Ostberg
Cleveland
Manfay
St. Thomas Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Mulderick
Mentor Club Entertained at Robbins Home
The Mentor Club held a banquet at Mrs T Robbins home last evening. A chicken dinner for seventeen followed by yearbooks and year planning. Hostess helpers were Miss Mary Condra Miss Mattie Van Tassel and Mrs William Rowe. Next meeting set for October 15 with Mrs Wallam Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Robbins
Robbins
Mary Condra
Mattie van Tassel
William Rowe
Wallam Rowe
Former bank teller Haberkorn jailed for embezzlement
Pittsburgh Oct 2 Robert C Haberkorn 24 former teller of United States National Bank of Johnstown Pa pleaded guilty to embezzling about 110000 from the bank and making false entries. Judge Nelson McVicar sentenced him to three years in a federal penitentiary at Alamia Ga. The 17 count indictment showed ten years of shortages. Haberkorn told the court he and others had covered losses by selling his farm and some securities.
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Ay Unites Press
Pittsburgh
National Bank
Robert C. Haperkorn
United States ‘National Bank of
Johnstown
Federal
Auamia
Nelson McVicar
Pedernd
Haberkorn
United States
James J. Mush
Marsh
Federaity and Jury
Erie
Card Party Planned for College Women’s Chit
Members plan a card party Wednesday evening October 17 at eight o clock in the Masonic club rooms to benefit the scholarship fund. Each player pays fifty cents with lunch served and reservations via Mrs A L Smith South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Womans Chit
Masonic Club
A. L. Smith
South Street
Memory of Animals Remains a Mystery in Antiquated Text
A fragmentary note suggests that memories of certain animals may outlast human recall, mentioning cer tai animals in a quizzical, cryptic tone. The source lacks clear context or named entities to anchor a full report.
Great Antiseptic Ointment San Cure A Money-Back Healer
Advertisement for San Cure antiseptic ointment and San Cura Soap touting relief for sores, cuts, burns, eczema, ulcers, and skin diseases. Claims rapid relief, money-back plan, and prices 30 and 60 cents a jar for ointment and 50 cents for soap. Testimonial attributed to Gilbert Hard of Mrs. Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hard
Mrs
Ohio
All Drugsista
Tunney Lauder Wedding Scheduled For Tomorrow
The United Press reports the marriage of Gene Tunney and Miss Mary Josephine Lauder will take place tomorrow at 1 PM with a church ceremony. Tunney plans a confession tonight as part of pre wedding preparations. The ceremony will be attended by close family and officials, with arrangements reported as underway in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Gene Tunney
Mary’ Josephine LividurHiay
Elvil
Tunney
Farm House Razed By Fire Near Ox Bow Hill
A rural dwelling belonging to the Shereft family was completely destroyed by fire south west of the village. Neighbors reported the blaze began from a brutehilulley source and scarce furnishings were saved. Investigations continue into the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheleff
Oxbow Hil
Shereft
Real Test of a Man’s Virtue Under Ordinary Trials
The record reflects a reading on virtue best measured by steady conduct in everyday temptations rather than by rare feats. It emphasizes integrity, restraint, and consistency as true marks of character across common challenges.
J B Moore Garland Lumberman Dies in Valley Home
J B Moore a well known Garland resident and leading Warren county lumberman died at his Pittsfield township homestead in the Brokenstraw Valley after a long career in timber farming and post office founding. He left a wife, one daughter and several grandchildren. Born April 1 1850 in Oxford New York he built Moore Keppel and Company a large timber firm with holdings in Wisconsin and West Virginia and established Port Wing post office.
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Carl
Llamore
Moore
Garland
Joseph B. Moore
Enuinory
John B. Moore
Oxford
Chenango County
New York
Joseph and
Lateran (Borden) Moore
Pillfield Township
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Whitestown
Fox
Pittsfield
Ie Staal Way
Himeelf Ay
Wisconsin
Bayfield County
West Virginia
Ymber
Pulhtanil
Gilman
Blamore
Randolph County
Moore, Keppel and Company
New River
Enantore
Pittsidet
Pittsfield Township
Garant
Pairfelds
Brokenstraw
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Roger
Brie
N. Center St
Alexander
L. Alexander
League
Dairymen’s’ League
Robert C. Haberkorn
Atlanta
Johnstown Bank
E. E. Guignon
J.B. Moore
Howe
Wartén County
Carry Credit Exchange
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