Church Re-Dedicated After 20 Year Vacancy in State Forest
Harrisburg June 23 The old mauve stone church built in 1867 at the Green Wood public camp in Logan State Forest was rededicated. Abandoned after 1961, the building was renovated by Logan state forest staff and reopened with Rev O V Poulson presiding. Over 1200 residents attended the service and enjoyed camp facilities, near the Greenwood Forest Tree Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Greenwoud
Logan State Forest
Logan Iron& Steel Company
Greenwood Furnace
Commonwealth
T. Roy Morton
Greenwood State Forest Tree Nursery
Greenwood Fur- Trace
Logan State Forest District
O. V. Poulson
Methodist Church of
Huntingdon
John Horning
Togo
M. B. Long
Ennisville
Marshal Co. Piper
Greenwood
Greenwood Forest
Diary Notes From New York On Celebs And Oddities
A Central Press dispatch from New York recounts variegated items on the big world beat. A Roxy theater staff kept to military order until taps, wedding costs exceed $10,000 for France-cut flowers and a 11,000-bud bridal bouquet, while a orthodox Jewish confirmation fete in the same hotel runs to $10,000. An opera singer owns five multilingual talking parrots, the aim to reach ten, as she notes only five rooms in her apartment. German police dogs fade from fashion as Russian wolfhounds and Pekingese return to style, and hotels offer weekly or monthly roof cottages for prospective grooms to book in advance. Broadway grooms target a new racket of gold-diggers, a girl with a luxury auto lures a rider, then robs him. The authors Charles and Kathleen Norris croquet at home, and pack peddlers from Trader Horn era persist into the modern age, selling decorative goods door to door in tenement districts. A singer’s daughter runs away, police fail to find her, a radio broadcast recreates the daughter’s favorite song prompting a home return. Peggy Hopkins Joyce dines on macaroni amid a diamond rope, a guest quips about “sticking to a dollar dish.” The letter closes with a request for C HL in Times Building for replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
New Castle News
New York
Roxy
France
Broadway
Remodel of YWCA Third Floor Dining Room Planned
The YWCA will remodel the third floor dining room by removing partitions to make it larger. Work is scheduled for the last two weeks of July and first two weeks of August, during which the dining room will be closed to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. C. A
Leesburg Social Roundup and Arrivals
Local visits and greetings across Leesburg include John Cotton from Cleveland visiting his brother, and Elizabeth Coleman undergoing a tonsil operation. Numerous households hosted guests from Ellwood City, New Castle, Warren, Clarion, and Virginia, while church and family reunions drew participants from Butler, Venango, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cotton
Cleveland
Elizabeth Coleman
Hunter and Gibson
James Harrison
Donna
John Wardman
Ellwood City
Neeley
Clarion County
Earl Parshall
New Castle
Lewis Parshall
J. Ka
Chadderton
Mercer
Mills
Taylor Anderson
Wampum
Virginia
Ohio
Butler
Venango County
Chambers
Calvin Chambers
Florence
Margaret Scollard
Ernest Vance
C. Johnston
Charlie Campbell
Joseph Campbell
Mount Pleasant Church
Chicago
Corpea
McKissick's
Harlansburg
William Lusk
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New’Yorker
Clary | Kinnaird
Charles
Kathleen Norris
Europe
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Peggy
C. HL
Times
California
Doz
Crisco
Coconu
Aean
Canada
P. S
Botte
Bsr
BSC
Ouri
Colace
Neshannock Avenue
Croton Avenue
E. Washington Street
Liberty Ave
Mahoningtown
W. Washington St
East Long Avenue
Leesburg
AEN
Washington
Jefferson Street
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