Local notices mix with ads and a burlesque event in City and Vicinity
A ragbag of items from Good Hot Chocolate to vaudeville at the Library and a political registration day, with omissions and errors. Events include a Sunday gathering, a dinner and party at the K of P Mall, and a town hall also advertising various sales and services. Also noted are plant workers’ strikes, Santa Claus mail rules, a family assault case in Saybrook, and multiple shop and piano services listings.
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Authorla Club
Postiethwalt
Smith
Phoenix
Talenhonda
Wantinghouse Electric
Wittabirg
Robert Maher
New York
Hextoffica
Santa Claws
Santa Claus
Earnest Farnaworth
Saybrook
Eugene
Guy Partyworth
Pryor
SheMeld
Farnsworth
Neseult
Local shoppers mix wares and notices in blurred column
A jumble of names places and events outlines a Halloween pot card purchase at a local store and stray notices about arrests in DuBoin county a twin birth in Cranberry towne and a missing Mrs Bald win body from a flood plus a Tidioute cutlery factory bid. The Warren Times notes community reactions and plans as residents rally for local industry.
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Payers Hallowe'en
Firk Jhardt
Nea
Payer
North Center
DuBoin, Ware
Kane Republic
John Hexamar
Vale Ley
Cranberry
Hoxamer
City
Smethport
Tidioute
Igh
I Wey
Suvern
Sunday Dinner Menu at the Palm Nooilla
A Sunday dinner features tomato soup and brown gravy with fowl and lamb with jelly. Includes baked chicken and dressings, roasted pork with cabbage salad, hollandaise and mashed potatoes. Dessert options include blueberry custard pie, raspberry flan, lemon and coconut pie, maple ice cream, coffee and milk.
Town Churches Offer Wide Sunday Schedule
Multiple denominations publish a detailed list of services Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship times across United Brethren, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Christian Missionary Alliance, and Lutheran churches. Additional events include youth programs, Bible studies, and evening lectures on religious topics.
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United Brethren Church
Macintyre
First Baptist Church
Cot
W. Plenaunt
Becond Avenue
C. H. Wallace
Christi Endeavor Society
the Baptist Church
Holy of Hollow
Cherubini
C. HL. Wallace
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Christian Missionary Alliance
Spring Street
Strapp
Alliance Hall
Women's Bible Club Meets Under Maj Brown Leads Sermon
Aon hosts a women’s Bible club session led by Maj Brown with a men’s conference the next day at 10 o’clock titled The American Brotherhood. A Halley-Hen sermon is planned and a $50 quarterly offering to Diorexian Missions is noted. The Salvation Army reports another meeting series led by Capt Smith including cadet and prayer meetings, a Salvation Rally led by Philadelphia secretaries, United Holies tenting, and Sunday School at 2 pm welcoming all.
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Aon
Maj. Brown
American Brotherhood
Salvation Army
Smith
Mra. Wot
Crawford
Young Peoples
Iromt
Philadelphia
United Hollies
Bleached Flour Sales Probe Reported in State
Harrisburg Oct 97 Dairy and Food Commissioner James Poust leads inspectors to Livgerne and other northwestern areas to investigate bleached flour sales contravening the 1900 act. Officials found shipments from western firms that had undergone bleaching, with prosecutions planned in every case where evidence supports sale of bleached flour or nitrite treated products under the Pure Food Act of May 13 1906.
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Harrisbiire
James Poust
Livgerne
Venezuelan Rebel In Panamar Panama Welcome Support
Venezuelan rebel Rivae Vasques, founder of a party aiming to spark a revolution, arrived yesterday in Panamar, Panama. He was greeted by the Venezuelan colony with sympathy and offers of aid as the government in Caracas reportedly seeks to counter the movement. Vasques has called for Trinidad as a next step in his plan.
Andrews Friends Are Working For His Life
The Warren Times reports that John M. Andrews has friends quietly and systematically aiding his defense. Attorney Jackson of Pittsburgh, one of his convicted man’s attorneys, sought lodge help at a convention to aid the fight. Two Pittsburgh figures visited Warren to enlist lodge members. whether this was requested or voluntary, and whether it succeeded, is unclear.
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The
Warren Times
John M. Andrews
Jackson
Pittsburg
Hhat Organization
Pitts
Warren
Andrews
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