piano recital and society notices from jamestown
A social page recounts piano recitals by Mrs. F. K. Russell's pupils at Hickory Street and Mrs. Emily Thilo at 15 Grant Street, plus a birthday party for Charles Carlson, a farewell for George Knobb, and several theater and social gatherings across the city including a lawn party and a slumber party honoring a niece.
Akley Couple Mark Golden Anniversary With Large Party
Mr and Mrs J W Feeney of Akley celebrated fifty years of marriage on July 18 1868 and 75 year old husband still oversees the farm. Four children and three grandchildren attended the reunion at their home with neighbors and friends bringing gifts and food. A separate note mentions a party for three nieces and their games and music at Mrs G Hartmans home.
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Personal Items From Warren Area Readers
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors: Miss Mabel Benson travels to Wilcox for a short visit. Lewis Taylor returns from Baltimore. the Peterson child and relatives completed a motor trip to Rochester. Mrs. Leslie Anderson arrives to spend the day on business. Mrs. Botchford leaves Pittsburg for the East after a visit. the Bauer family visits Westfield Elkland and Elmira. L. C. Jamieson and P. C. G. Ostergard return from eastern business trips. Miss Josephine Schaffner returns from Butler. the Neelys visit Wellesville and stay with the Riggs. Corporal Connors heads to Camp Lee after furlough. Mrs. Wagstaff arrives from Philadelphia to stay with her parents. Dr. W. Smith sets off for western points and Green Bay. Mrs. Hoover returns from Steubenville with her daughter. the Mickelsons and Lundahl families head to Jamestown for the Art Metal picnic at Midway and to visit friends. Mrs. John B. Charles has returned from Dubois after visits with Rev. and Mrs. Jacobson. the paper notes the Times reaches most homes in the city each evening.
Nenette and Rintintin French charms ride at front lines
In a U S report, KR J Kirk describes Nenette and Rintintin as French good luck charms worn by American soldiers in France. The figures, about an inch high, hang from gun barrels or canteen mouths and are tied with a colored wool string.
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Paris
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Oiselie Francaise
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Women Play Key Role as New York Republicans Meet
Saratoga Springs July 18 1034? Official delegates from every county attend the RepublicanState convention with many women taking prominent part Plans center on Governor Whitman and Attorney General Lewis for the gubernatorial nomination amid factional fights and talks of shelving leaders Roosevelt Taft Hughes and Root among notable speakers for the day Democrats meet next for an unofficial convention to name their standard bearer including Smith Lunn Walker Cabana and others
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York
George Lunn
Schenectady
Roscoe II
Albany
William Church
Duchess County
Harry Walker
Binghamton
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