Annual Columbus Grange Fair Oct 24 Highlights
The Columbus Grange fair on October 24 features prizes for venerables, baking, pies, pumpkins, apples, whipped cream cake, and best exhibit in various categories. Awards include cash prizes from local sponsors such as Dodd and Blanchard, Hall & Faulkner, and Ed Whitaker & Son, with additional contests for prohibition essays by a girl under 18 and other novelties like seed coin strings.
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Hall & Faulkner
Paillard
Ed. Whitaker & Son
Columbus Grain and Feed Co
Benson
Velma West
Cora Dodd
Tank Topples at Emporium Iron Works Injures Two
At Emporium Iron Co on October 17 a tank top toppled from its stand crashing through a brick engine house wall. Stationary engineer Robert Fawcett suffered severe scalds to the abdomen and back as bricks and steam flooded the room. Carl Carlson, water dealer, was struck by bricks and received a deep scalp wound.
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Emporium
Higuse
Empérium
Robert Fawcett
Carl Carlson
Ricks
Mim
Abandonment Approved for Chautauqua Traction Route
The Chautauqua Traction Company with the secretary of state filed a certificate of abandonment for the Mayville to Westfield route after Public Service Commission consent. Directors adopted the abandonment to cut losses, with a future date to discontinue service between Mayville and Westfield to be announced.
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Albany
Chautauqua Traction Company
Mayville
Westfield
Public Service Commission
Soow
Chautauqta Traction Company
Hay 1 Ville
Noted speaker to speak next Thursday in Curry
Rev James S McGaw D D will address the topic Our National Heritage Shall We Keep at 7 P M in the ME church Thursday evening. Organizers include Rev W E Bartlett Rev James A Marlin Rev L Roth Rev J M Gasler and Rev William Usil all of local churches.
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James $. McGaw
Methodist Church
Curry
Cnrons
D. D
Wiliam E. Bartlett
James A. Marlin
Rian
L. Roth
The
Baptist Church
J. M. Gasler
Ub, Church
Willian Usil
Lutheran Church
McGaw
International Protestant League
National Reform Association
Blue Eye Notes Residents Visit Friends and Clergy
News from Blue Eye reports Mr and Mrs Will Bure visiting Corry on Wednesday and Lewis Fuller hosting his sister from Boston. Various local residents and families are listed visiting, hosting, or traveling to nearby towns including Garland Erie Fairview Jamestown Union City and Eldred Hill. Rev Carl Bartlett of Union City conducted services and will preach again next Sunday.
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Blue Eye
Will Bure
Lewis Fuller
Jamestown
Carl Bartlett
Union City
Blue Eye Church
P. J. Mead
Erie
Howard Spencer
Youngsville
Alta Mead
Fred Yates
Fairview
Freda Baccus
Roy DeJean
Chester Groves
Corry
Roy DeJeans
Walter Meason
Eldred Hill
George Mead
P. K Mead
Ernest Lowe
Glenn Jaquith
Double Service at Community Church Sunday
Columbus readers are invited to two services at Community Church on Sunday October 18 with Rev. Lo J. Bighmey as pastor at 10 40 a m and 11 30 a m Sunday school follows. The program includes religious education plus a choir night and library event later in the month.
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Columbus
Get
Lo J. Bighmey
Prem Patlup
Fragile Fireflies Symbolize Lost Lamps in Wind
Fragmented text describes a child named Amy observing fireflies whose lamps go out as the wind blows them away. The whimsical scene hints at fragility and gentle sorrow in a fleeting moment.
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Amy
Church group elects officers for coming year
A church meeting at the parsonage Tuesday elected Arline Bates president Mildred Warison vice president Ruth Woodring secretary Lillian Woodring treasurer and Mildred Schramling organist as part of the Christian favor society officers for the year.
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Arline aBtes
Mildred Swarison
Ruth Woodring
Lillian Woodring
Mildred Schramling
Bank of Good Will runs through Sunday acts of kindness
A writer recalls a man going to deposit at a bank that never closes Sunday or day. The preacher of generosity does good deeds weekly, like Charley Falls who records daily deposits of good deeds in a Bank of Good Will run by Nellie Revell. The piece extols good will over money and the richness of helping others.
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Good Will
New York
Bank of Good Will
The
New Yorker
Charles DB. Fills
Twenty-third Street
Mr. Falls
America
Hix
Theodore Dreiser
Great City
Burt Leston Taylors
Chicago Tribune
Charley Falls
Bank of Good
Charley
Nellie Reyell
Abe Jay
St. Vincents Hospital
Riter Schott
Van
Schenk
Jolson
Trvin Cobb
Ring Lardner
George Ade
Bibs Ruth
D. W. Griffith
Nellie
Lorenz
Cous
Sibler
Nellie Revell
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Fair OF Columbus Grange
Hest
Dodd
Blanchard Hest
BL A
West
Wivy Gordon & Son
Floyd McElroy
Solymime Gesoge
Oranber
Fuwreh
Aris
Bose
Sores
Ronan
Library Association
Gertrude Montie
Niagara Tatts
Lili Covel
Rashester N.Y
Lady Ruith
Grand Valley Lodge
Evanne Me
Abs
Walter Casey
Smith
Corry Building and Loan Association
Ajax
F. E. York
Secy
Bsinake
J. A. Lanston
North Center St
Bell
Glenn R. Davis
Place
Bleiehman
Rex Theatre
Cecil R DeMilles
Playton
Gordon Blanchard
Aione
T. G
Tom) Sterrett
By Tom Sterrett
Erle
Daily Times
George H. Doran
Erie Public Lbrary
Nélise
Sells-Floto
Nellie Reyes
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