Day Speaker 10 Presents Word Picture of A. S.
Arrangements have been completed for Col. Prank B. Ebbert, organizer of the Bard of Temperance, to speak at the First Methodist church on Sunday morning Oct. 4. Ebbert has toured coast to coast with concise pictures of repeal effects and temperance education as the dry movement backbone. He has worked with Dr. Clarence True Wilson and is a veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars. Ebbert’s background includes Georgia birth, Ohio Wesleyan studies, DePauw, Chicago Law School, and Anti-Saloon League leadership in Illinois and Washington. He chose the prohibition platform over legislative leadership after Wheeler’s death, noted as a persuasive speaker on the American platform. An address by him is urged for youth and old-time temperance supporters alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Prank B. Ebbert
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
First Methodist Church
Col. Ebbert
Glarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance
Col. Michert
Georgia
Ohio Wesleyan University
DePauw University
Bishop Hughes
Chicago Law School
Bole
Idaho
Borah
Wis
Branch Blakey
Alnce
Anti-Saloon League
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League of
Illinois
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Parents Responsible For Students Conduct
A special school board meeting heard solicitor Blaine Kincaid Thormany explain that parents are responsible for their children's conduct at home and on the way to and from school, while the district remains liable on school property during class hours. The district was found responsible for two broken windows on adjoining property after students broke them on school grounds.
Sparta Boy Hurt and Reception Planned for Pastor
Sparta SPARTANSBURG Sept 29 Freeman Mast ten year old son of Bli Mast residing near Buel Goriers met a serious accident Sunday while at play at Manaas Miller home fracturing his leg. He was treated by Dr Ernest and later returned home. A reception for Rev H L Shuckers and wife is planned at Fred Morris home Friday Oct 2.
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Spartansburg
Freeman Mast
Bli* Mast
Buel Goriers
Manaas Miller
Sparlonsburg
Ernest
Cash Wish Farm
Beaverdam
Jesse Whitney
H. L. Shuckers
Fred Morris
Clint Smith
Youngeville Fair
Smith
Orpha Burrows
Stanbrick
M. 8
Rose Hill Cemetery
John Hopkins
Lynford Jackson
Heir
Alsdorf
Pauline Shreve
J. A. Whitney
K. Arden Bennett
Dalon Alsdont
Marion
Leora Stranahan
Grace Bunner
Mildred Halfast
Virginia, Hammond
Dorig Blakeslee
Atlantic City
M. 1
First of Mammoth Sewer Jobs Approved
Bernard Cochran, Erie WPA director, announced approval of the first of three units in a storm water sewer program. The $51,500 project on Cascade in West 26th Street from Green Garden Road to the west quarter of 8 mile will employ 19 workers through winter. City funds total $7,500 with federal money at $47,000.
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RIF
Seu
Bernard Cochran
Erie Wpa
Cascade
26Th” Street
Green Garden Road
Cochran
New Hangar and Administration Building Planned for Warren Airport
Warren, Sept 29 Work to start imminently on a new hangar and administration building at Warren Airport. The $175,000 project under the Works Progress Administration will include a 80 by 150 foot hangar with an office, waiting room, and manager’s apartment featuring two bedrooms, kitchen, dining area, and bath. Concrete blocks brick construction with steel trusses and built up roof to be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Franklin B. Brown
Warren County
Works Progress Administration
WIPA
Youth Wounded by Empty Gun in Gleasonton Home
In Gleasonton at 7 p m Sunday an 18 year old, Harry Crossley, was seriously injured when a .22 caliber bullet from a revolver in the hands of 12 year old David Gentry struck him during a game. Crossley was taken to Renovo hospital where doctors noted the bullet’s dangerous location and planned no immediate removal. The youth’s condition was reported as favorable late last night despite the injury.
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Renovo
Harry Crossley
Gleasonton
Frank Dimitroski
David Gentry
Crossley
Renovo Hospital
College Women Open Meetings at Brick House Dinner
The College Woman's Club met at the Brick House in Youngworth serving a chicken dinner to eighteen members. Miss Ina Austin presided, committees were appointed for program publicity entertainment and membership, Ruth Bermett Ola Young and Louise Mount listed among members, and Mrs. R. B. Mosier was elected club treasurer. After business, attendees played cards with awards to Mrs. C. W. Bracken and Miss Gladys Prick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngworth
Ina Austin
Olin Bracken
W. A. Redmond
Misa Ethel McCray
Marjorie Peck
Margaret Olfare
Lindys Price
Mi Aim Baresee
Harold Wolo
Frank Graft
J. Mosier
Helen, Spencer
Leon Brown
Beatrice Shafer
Boyd Parker
Helen Lodge
C. W. Bracken
Gladys Prick
Narrow escape as a car skids on road near Custer City
G. L. Gokeson manager of the local W. T. Grant Company star escaped injury when his old coupe skidded on the highway near Custer City Sunday evening. The crash happened as Mr. Okeson turned out to avoid a car in front of his machine as a large truck passed, striking an embankment. Okeson was en route to Corry after a weekend with Mrs. Okegon visiting in the Pocona Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Gokeson
W. T. Grant Company
Star
Custer City
Mr. Okeson
Okeson
Mr. Oleson
Corry
Mrs. Okegon
Pocona Mountains
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A. S
F. B. Ebbert
Methodist Church
Dibonoud
Ury Elgg
Alldrupgiatafor Vere
Melo-Rex
Condra’s Pharmacy
Sparta
Youngsville Fair
Church
Lloyd Crosby
Naomi Hutchison
Philelphia
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Joseph Eastman
Deerfoot
New York State
Minnie Bassmen
Philadelphia
Blble
Pridy
Arden Bennet
Rochester
N. Y
Mackilburn
Lee Sherman
Meadville
Myrtle Bates
J.T. Call
Stroudsburg
Himma Catlin
John M. Smith
H.F. Stranahan
Leara
Fittyburgh
Juanita Stranahan
Penn State Hospital
Concord Corners
Bryant
Ilo Jumpstown
N.Y
Othy Webber
Rich énlAnt
Bihattel
Mip
Ant Max
Sontay
Bei
Mort
Glenn Burton
Unit
Wiilidin Owens
Edward
Jeriday
Mie Woller
Guusin
Wiyegoher Run
Raymond Initer
Gude Muller
Charley Stovem
Harold Medder
Babé
TitusVille
Belle Puller
Rex Sill
Carl
Maude Still
Walter Meador
Spring Creek
Cooks’ Forest
CN. Smith
Centerville
Glenn Steadman
Hartetown
Gleveland
Charles Snow
Jausiliter
Leofa
Soy Lawrence
Kinzua
Arthur Davin
Rudegel
Ralp
Ara
Harvey’ Ynvis
Jamestoivn
Walter Preitfer
Charles Sear
Mir
Kebit Robinson
Findley Lab
Lewis Bearem
Quy M
Mira
Howan
Boyd
New York City
Bangs
Tecumseh, Mich
John Purrington
Fiona Bangs
Glyndon
Katherine Healy
Mentor
Gastronia
Maryland
Charles Penoyer
Youngsville
J. A. Johnston
Oil City
George Davis
Erie
T. A. Little
Mammoth
Warren Arrport
Ladhy
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