Clarendon News Highlights Health and Local Events
Bert Goal is rapidly recovering from illness at the Clarendon home of Mr and Mrs John C Goal. Dr James A Mead dies at the family home in Corry. First M E church Sunday school holds White Christmas exercises to aid Syrians. Vilhjalmur Steffansson to speak in Erie as fifth University Club lecture series opens. Royal Arcanum Ramona Council meets. A Forest County couple, Elsworth Miller and Twila Hulings, obtain a marriage license in Parker. Contractor F G Schuler works on J A Rockwell residence roof. Rex Bickard returns from Camp Dodge Iowa to join regular army. Trinity Memorial church ladies report a successful bake sale. Influenza hits Tidioute again with 36 cases. schools closed and health officials struggle to contain outbreak.
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Geo. Siggins
Theatres spotlight Bringing Up Father at Library Theatre
The Library Theatre presents Bringing Up Father at Home with Roy Stewart and Marion Marvin in a Triangle production. Lila Lee stars in Such a Little Pirate at the Columbia Theatre, praised for charm and wit as crowd-pleasing entertainment.
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Columbia
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Yare
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Civil Services Examiner
Kenois Building
Washington
Deerfoot Guest at Warren Centennial Sports Event
The famous long distance runner Deerfoot attended Warren’s centennial celebration. His record of 10 miles in 52 minutes 26 seconds was noted as never duplicated, with Deerfoot remembered for his Seneca heritage and remarkable endurance stories from 1856 onward.
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Deerfoot
Warren
Lewis Bennett
Noah Two Guns
Chippewa
Fredonia
Buffalo
N.Y
Deerfoot the legendary runner who beat all records
A historical portrait traces Deerfoot’s 10 mile 58 minute victory and a string of triumphs across the United States and England from 1861 to 1863. It notes his clash with James Putney, a visit from the Prince of Wales, and his dramatic 1863 London race where he set 10 miles in 52 26 and earned England’s championship amid ceremonial regalia and symbolic dress.
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Deerfoot
United States
George Martin
England
James Putney
All England
Putney
Prince of Wales
Cambridge
America
Chicago
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