State Student Seriously Hurt In Auto Accident
William Palmer Reed a Penn State junior from Philadelphia lies in critical condition with a badly battered skull and severe scalp lacerations after an auto party near Lamar rolled over on a curve at a narrow bridge over Fishing Creek. Driver Joseph Smart of Erie sustained minor injuries along with other party members.
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International News Service
Bellefonte
William Palmer Reed
Philadelphia
Penn State
Auto Party
Lamar
Joseph Smart
Erie
Smart
Fishing Creek
Past Understanding Reflects on Habits and Fear
A fragmentary reflection notes how old habits linger and cites a quip about a woman pulling up her skirt at the sight of a mouse. The text blends casual aphorism with social observations, reflecting on human vulnerability and instinct.
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London
Loose Nut Club Ends Outdoor Season at Summer Camp
The Loose Nut camp at New Wilmington Junction closes after a 14 week season as the local swimming group relocates to the city for winter. Plans may include erecting a cottage next spring. Members include Hartman Figule Kroen Genkinger Kraft Sadler Hood Schmidt Krestel Durlesser with Loyal Foster as chef and moving to Bachelor’s camp for two weeks.
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New Wilmington Junction
Loose Nut Club
Loose Nuts
Andrew Hartman
Joe Figule
Herbert Kroen
William Genkinger
Johnny Kraft
George Sadler
William Hood Mike Schmidt
Johnny Krestel
Emil Durlesser
Loyal Foster
Foster
Coolidge To Meet With Cabinet In Washington Friday
President Coolidge will travel to Washington for the first cabinet meeting since a summer recess. He and his party depart Salem Wednesday evening and arrive in the capital shortly after noon Thursday. The president and Mrs. Coolidge, with their son, will continue vacation at White Court. health is described as excellent after 11 weeks of rest.
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International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
Salem
Former Pastor Crill to Leave Jamestown for Florida
Rev. A. G. Crill of Jamestown, formerly pastor of the Free Methodist church here and in Ellwood City, resigns his New York pastorate and will depart Monday September 14 for St. Petersburg Florida to spend the winter. He served Jamestown four years and plans for winter are indefinite. He travels with his wife, daughter Lucile, and son Chester and will visit Mrs. Crill’s sister Mrs. C. E. Patterson in Chestnut Street before heading south. another daughter Miss Frances Crill has been visiting.
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A. G. Crill
Jamestown
N. Y
Free Methodist Church
Ellwood City
New York
St. Petersburg
Fla
Crill
Jamestown Free
Chester
Our Three Day Fur and Accessory Sale in Progress
The feature promotes a three day sale on furs with matching accessories. Descriptions include underarm and strap handle gloves in leopard calfskin ostrich goat satin calfskin and pin seal. Scarves in brown black gray cardinal red Eminence purple and roman gold with cubist designs and hand blocked crepe de chine and georgette prints.
Crepe de Chine Hankies Add Chic to Ensemble
French kerchiefs of all over printed Crepe de Chine with hand rolled hems add a dash of chic to the ensemble priced at 75 cents.
Ladies' Kid Gloves and Embroidered Sets in Fall Styles
New line of Ladies' Kid Gloves with silk or velvet embroidered cuffs complements autumn outfits. Glove and Handkerchief Sets feature matching embroidered cuffs and crepe de Chine handkerchiefs, priced from $4.75 to $6.75 per pair. Hosiery with embroidery marks the season as smart, available in many colors with rose embroidery. Millinery offers velours felts and velvets in varied brims, with Fish Hats presenting a full line of Fall shades and shapes, priced at $12.50.
Wampum Notes and Local Social Gatherings
Pythian Sisters plan an 8 oclock meeting in Wampum Temple No 113 rooms. The McDaniel family reunion at Blue Ridge Park drew about 100 guests with officers named for the year. Dozens of visitors from Beaver, Butler, New Castle, Carnegie, and Pittsburgh areas were noted visiting or traveling, including Lab or Day guests, and many trips to Geneva on the Lake.
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Wampum Temple
McDaniel
Blue Ridge Park
D. Thomas
New Brighton
William Smith
Beaver Kallis
C. L. Repman
Ida Smith
Weekend trip to Latrobe by Martha McClintock and the Grants
Mrs. Martha McClintock and Mr and Mrs. Robert Grant motored to Latrobe Pennsylvania for a weekend visit, enjoying time away from home.
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Latrobe
Martha McClintock
Robert Grant
Labor Day visits touch Youngstown area
George Conner and D E Orris spent Labor Day in Youngstown. Cook of Carnegie visits his daughter Mrs Cc B Mor row of Kay street. Raymond Orris and J W Smith of Sharon motored here Monday to see their aunt Mrs Hallie Orris. Mr and Mrs John McCready and family of Ashtabula have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs H J McCready of Main street. Vera Jane galbreath is reported ill. Mr and Mrs Paul Volan and
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West Pittsburg
Percy Baxter
Edward
Newell
Vaca Greener
L. W. Lewis
New Castle
Hallie Orris
Kay Street
James Jones
Fast Palestone
Charles Galbreath
Beaver Street
P.L. Anderson
Butler
Clayton Newton
Detroit
David Shapiro
Robert MecAnlis
George Conner
D. E. Orris
Labor Day
Youngstown
A. Te Cook
Carnegie
Cc. B. Morrow
Raymond Orris
J W. Smith
Sharon
John McCready
Ashtabula
H. J. McCready
Main Street
Vera Jane
J. E. Galbreath
Paul Volan
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Frank N. Johnston
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Seavys Studio
Ana A
Brown & Hamilton
Harge
Leopard
Price
NEW Castle High
Robert Jackson
Pail Cunningham
Earle Grinnen
Mrs. C. B. Morrow
D. Dere
Corliss, Pa
W. E. Brags
Emma Solbach
Stanley Geyser
G. E. Cook
J. L. Cook
M'Dantel
A. Eshelman
Geneva-on-the-Lake
Walter Brown
Dover
Mary Brown
L. J. Overlander
Blanche Elliott
Frank Huffman
L. Goldman
Pittsburgh
B. Cohen
Hugo Schoendelan
Chicago
CC RR Morrow
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