Mullen Heads Pennsylvanias Grand Encampment
Robert Mullen of Pittsburgh was installed as grand patriarch at the 86th encampment of the Pennsylvania Odd Fellows. Robert L. Peters of Shippensburg became senior warden as ceremonies featured degree exemplification and honors for Col. John L. Walker and Major Roy Linford. Brig. Gen. Charles D. Boals became department commander, succeeding Maj. Gen. Roger W. Haas with Lieut Cols Knecht and McDowell in key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Reading
Robert 7 Mullen
Pitsburgh
Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows
Fiere
Louis J. Schauble
Erle
Mullen
Jis
Robert L. Peters
Shippenshurs
Department Council of Pennsylvania
John L. Walker
Pittsburgh
Roy
Linford
Franklin
Frederick A. H. Haan
Toledo
Geh
Charles D. Boals
Roger W. Haas
Meadville
W. N. Knecht
Paston
George B McDowell
Pitcairn
Dorcas Class Dinner Meeting at Methodist Church
Thirty members attended the Dorcas Class dinner at the Methodist Church parlors. The event was a screens dinner and enjoyed by attending members. The class planned a Halloween party for the evening of Thursday the 2nd.
Dairymen League announces September milk pool price
New York October 17 Members of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association will receive 2.78 dollars per hundredweight for 3.5 milk in the 291-210 freight zone for September. The net pool price matches September 1928 and offers a historical comparison of prices across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League
New York
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
The
Walle
League
WIMODASES CLUB MEETS AND AWARDS GIVEN
The Wmod Stare Club met at Mrs. Gatton Smiths home on Babt Bent street for a pleasant evening with six bridge tables. Awards were presented to Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst and Mrs. C. F. Bennett. The entry will hold a regular meeting Friday at Arg. Bennetts East South street for members with quilting pieces to bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlton Smith
Babt Bent Street
Melvin Parkhurst
C. F. Bennett
Entty
Arg. Bennett
East South Street
Alathians in Fine Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Alathian Society held a pleasant meeting yesterday at the First Methodist Church with about forty members attending. A salad lunch and pumpkin pie followed the business and social portion. officers included Mrs Har old Deitzel and others. They plan a chicken supper at the church on October 29. Mr and Mrs Q A Nesmith of Warren move into the Welat apartment on East Washington Street. Nesmith recently joined Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alathian Society
First Methodist Church
Harold Deitzel
Doolittle
Rowe
Cole
Austhians
Q. A. Nesmith
Warren
Welat
East Washington Street
Nesmith
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Card Party At School Draws Large Attendance
Twenty five votes or money were raised for the card party at St Edwards school led by pupils. Mrs Paul Weber received the bridge award and Mrs Mary Patterson won Five Hundred honors. A pleasant evening included sandwiches pie coffee and the event supported the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edwards
Paul Weber
Mary Patterson
Community clinic invites preschool children for immunization drive
In Pennsylvania, the county issues a notice urging parents to bring preschool age children to a clinic tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 4, with physicians and nurses on site. The document includes a notarized sworn statement by B. Andrews, cashier, and lists dates and officials as part of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Piretite
Will
Pennsylvania
Fless
B. Andrews
Kanwudge
Helier OG
Andrews
Mware Mythis Tolk
Jean Milchr
John Love Co
F, Bliss
D. A. Hillstrom
Tirestors
S S S Blood Tonic Promises New Energy And Vitality
Advertised remedy extols S S S as a centuries old natural tonic made from fresh vegetable drugs. Claiming to rebuild red blood cells, it promises elimination of rheumatic pains pimples boils and skin troubles improving appetite strength and sleep. The copy urges daily use with the effectiveness noted after regular long term intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
S.S
Treasury Customs Office Slapping at Contraband Trade
An item discusses Treasury customs authorities targeting contraband and provocative merchandise, noting possible infractions and enforcement steps. It mentions inspectors and the need for stronger measures to curb illicit trade and the broader context of international goods movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Customs Office
Tnspector
Also Mentioned on This Page
PENN
Lewis Schauble
Charles Boals
Dorcas
Wimodases
Alathians
Japan
Citizens National
National Bank of Gary
Corry
Muoans Atc Fliseoumts
United States
Olier Bonis
Tennifer Banking House
Vilhur
Barking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Dhwelta
Prine Pase
Bik
Eer
Atvenay
Dunel Uyehr
Corry Eve
Dai Wont South
Arthur Colegrove
Tribune ‘Towe Chamber of Con
Conta
Mussolini MacDonald
Exi
Miott Lewis
Briand
Stred
Lovarno
Europe