Y Club Leaders and Teachers Meet October 6
G M Hengst calls meeting of Y club leaders and Sunday school teachers at the Methodist church October 6 at 7 80 o clock. Leaders sought to plan state YM C A church work and discuss program at Corry for coming year. Sixteen clubs and forty four leaders referenced. new leaders needed as many move away for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hengst
G. M
Methodist Church
YM. C. A
C. M. Hengst
Ralph Dewey
Phalanx Fraternity
Nellie B. Titus
Jane Raymond
Dorothy Carroll
Ellie May Thomas
Elizabeth Lanston
Donald Watson
James Lewis
Paul Hatch
Norman Orsell
Arthur Dahlstrand
Virginia Sullivan
Dorothy Kittleberger
Lois Doolittle
Robert Haines
Kenneth Barnes
Bruce Smith
George Kittleberger
Walter Rhodes
Dorothy Akam
Harold Dietzel
Adele McCray
Mary Racke
Robert Gulicte
Bud Nichols
Frank Grice
Robert Fleming
Concord Gray Club
Concord Gra
Fairview W. G. S
Washington Gray Club
Methodist Gray
Methodist Phalanx
M. Hengst
Carry
Corry
Lardner the Celebrated Humorist Stricken in Obituary
The piece recounts Ring Lardner born 1885 in Niles Michigan, his failed early studies at Armour Institute, and his rise as a leading short story writer and humorist. It notes his baseball passion inspiring You Know Me Al, his work on newspapers in Boston and Chicago, and his success with works like How to Write Short Stories The Love Nest and Wis Well Jnoym. It references his songs and stage work with Ziegfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardner
Wullible
Niles
Mich
Ringgoldwilmer Lurcher
Armour Institute of Nechhnology
Chicago
Southend Ind
News-Times
Boston
Mitimer
Ziegfeld
Aros Jins Unclear Navy Dirigible Tale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval airship named Alron or Albasiure, with garbled phrasing about a dirigible and a fetus or figurehead scene. Readable names include UN and a white or tere ore term, but essential facts are obscured by distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aros
Jins
Alron
Gireblp
Sparta Man Given a Long Prison Term
Meadville Pa Sept 26 The courts show little leniency in sentencing prisoners convicted of statutory offenses Judge Q Clare Kent imposed lengthy terms. John Senssee Sparta township 5 to 10 years Western penitentiary Henry Gerard 3 to 6 years. Other sentences included Paul Payne pay 40 dollars expenses 3 per week until child is 7 5 per week until 14 Russell Looney larceny 1 dollar fine sent to Huntingdon reformatory Joseph J Miller receiving stolen goods 10 dollar fine costs nine months Allegheny county work house Clyde Ackerman driving while drunk 25 dollar fine costs surrender license Fred Eastlake same offense 50 dollar fine costs license D P Myers same offense 50 dollar fine costs one year on parole William Tully 100 dollar fine costs paroled one year George B Ringer 50 dollar fine costs paroled six weeks in county jail Rudolf Kral breaking and entering six months workhouse Walter Holland liquor violation 50 dollar fine costs paroled one year Miles Deane centerville larceny 10 dollar fine paroled two years C A Conp liquor violation 100 dollar fine costs six months workhouse suspended James R Mason breaking and entering 15 dollar fine costs paroled for year Sentence suspended on Louis Huya for thirty days pending efforts to place him in a home The cases of Wilot O Seaver Ivan D Harry Fred McMunn and James Gleason charged with driving while intoxicated were held until Wednesday for sentence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Q. Clare Kent
John Senssee
Sparta Township
Western Penitentiary
Henry Gerard
Kent
Paul Payne
Russell Looney
Titusville
Larceny
Huntingdon Reformatory
Joseph J. Miller
Allegheny County
Clyde Ackerman
Fred Eastlake
D. P. Myers
Willam Tully
George B. Ringer
Ringer
Rudolf Kral
Walter Holland
Miles Deane
Centerville
C. A. Conp
James R. Mason
Louis Huya
Wiliot O. Seaver
Ivan D. Harry
Fred McMunn
James Gleason
Wesdnes
Philatheas in Session at Mrs McVaugh Home
The Enna thea Class met at 58 West Frederick Street last evening to resume Capsule Friends for three months. Mrs Carrie Allen led entertainment and Miss Tethel Jones conducted a World’s Fair trip and a guessing contest. Mrs McVaugh with helpers served a salad luncheon for twenty four members and four visitors. Birthday greetings were given to Mrs George Thomas and Mrs A Rauscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennathea
Caroline McVaugh
West Frederick Street
Carrie Allen
Tethel Jones
McVaugh
W. Haenel
Lillian Werd
George ‘Thomas
A. Rauscher
Fall Meeting of Presbytery at Titusville
The fall meeting of the Erie presbytery convened at Titusville's Presbyterian church with around 150 attendees from 71 churches. Delegates, many with wives, heard reports on Albion closing, Sunville and Cooperstown finances, and youth and Christian education programs led by Rev. L. H. Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Presbytery of
Erie
Erle Presbytery
Ginner
Y. W
Wieldmore
James H. Gillespie
Conneaut
Albion
Sunville
Cooperstown
General Council
Gillespie
David R. Jones
Greenville
L. H. Stebbins
Harbor Creek
Committée On Christian Education
Margaret Fry
Meadville
Prescott Death Bed Will Held Invalid
Erie September 26 Judge Waite of the Orphans Court set aside the death bed will of Charles W. Prescott a wealthy Erie merchant. The decision found the will improperly executed under law though it did not rule on the sisters claims of testamentary incapacity or undue influence. The ruling clears the way for probate of a prior will naming Mary Hi and Josie Prescott of Portsmouth New Hampshire as sole beneficiaries. The earlier document drafted five years before death would have given substantial charity gifts to St Vincent’s and Hampden hospitals and to The Brie Boys Club and department store executives. The charitable gifts were struck as invalid under the 30 day rule, and the estate would then be held in trust for the sisters with remainder to the hospitals on their deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Charles W. Prescott
Erié
J. Orin’ Waite
Orphans’ Court
Mary Hi
Josie Prescott
Portsmouth
N. H
Waite
Prescott
Evangelistic program highlights summer school event
Miss Emeline Shafter of Farrell sang Love Never Faileth and Miss Emiline Reed of Wilkes Barre spoke on the Meadville conference viewpoint. Rev D K Allen of Erie gave the minister viewpoint. Motion pictures were shown of the summer school. An address on Evangelism by Rev Clarence W Kerr of Monaca Pa closed the program, sponsored by the evangelistic department of the committee on national missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Shafter
Farrell
Emisline Reed
Wile
Meadville
D. K. Allen
Erie
Clarence W. Kerr
Monaca
Committee On National Missions
Thieves Return to Take Remaining Liquor From Sheriff
Russell Springs Kansas sheriff’s raid last year seized 80 gallons of liquor. Two months ago thieves unlocked his office and stole 89 gallons. Last week the burglars returned for the remaining 21 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Springs
Kan
Wrest L. Beaver
College Women Hold Meeting of The College Club
The College Women’s Club met with Miss Ethel McCray for the year’s first gathering, twenty four members attended. Mrs. Walter Peake led memorial services for late honorary president Mrs. I. B. Brown, followed by a brief business session led by Miss McCray. Leona Reed won the contract award in zerds during the social hour. Mary Louise McGrath received the auction bridge prize. Arlene Hoover and Florence Wilson served as assistant hostesses and provided a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College’ Women's Club
Ethel McCray
North Senter Street
Walter Peake
I. 8. Brown
Arlene Hoover
Florence Wilson
Tenth Case Of Child Scourge Found In Base
BasE, Sept 26. The tenth case of infantile paralysis in recent months was reported to City Health Director James P. Smith. A one year old boy on East 22nd Street is paralyzed in the leg but the physician says the case is not serious. The illness appeared September 20 and the child was not seen until the 21st. Immediate diagnosis was made and precautions taken. Dr. Smith says there is no epidemic, with no single hotspot in the United States. Only one death this summer, sixteen year old Ethel Osterjberg in August. her brother also contracted the disease but recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base
Hriels
James P. Smith
City Health
Ethel Oster Jberg
Three Cars of Battle Rockland trout catch reveals tackle
3CARS OF BATTLE Rockland Maine report notes attached to a six pound square tall trout caught by Raymond 8 Bird in Crawford pond contained 16 hooks and files evidence the fish had bested many previous anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Rockland
Raymond
Crawford Pond
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M. E. Church
R. 5
Dewey
Rev
P. F. Haines
Donald _Watsor
Sparta
Philatheas
Woman's Club
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Wtcakers
Stanle
Stan
Dmarshal Otey Waliser
Nkral Pree
Tre Edgen
Montgomery Warp & Co
Aterse
Life Assurance Society of the
U. S
Security
Foundation
Equitable
Theo P. WiLliams
Barlow
Tion
Gover
Agatl Hale
Hieh
Defi
Jay Tha
Omati
Owe
Cher
Abel
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