Hall of Christ proposed at Chautauqua site
Chautauqua news reports Bishop Vincent backing a new Hall of Christ at the present Normal Hall site. A $25,000 building with a Christ life library and pictures is planned, with $15,000 already subscribed. A Catholic meeting was held in Methodist Episcopal HQ with 37 attendees, and Sunday services are set for the College chapel.
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Chattauqua
Vincent
Chautauqua
Normal Hall
Christ
Methodist Episcopal
College Chapel
Alden
Pansy
Nina Drummond-Leavitt
B. T. Vincent
Rogers
Lea‘uilt
Leason
Athenaeum
Presbyterian House
Assembly
City of
Higgin’s Hall
School of
Higgins Hall
Thompson Hill and Lander Social Roundup
Local notices report residents visiting and calling on friends in Lander Franklinville and nearby towns. An old time baseball game was played at Lander between Yankeebush and Farmington. A mill operation resumes under R N Marlett. An advertisement touts New Grape Kidney Cure with claims of rapid relief for bladder and kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Braley
Lander
Ynest Smith
Springfield
Lancer
Tamestown
Maud Whiting
Grace
Franklinville
N.Y
Yankeebush
Farmington
Owen Cooper
O. B. Baker
Wi. Thompson
Russell
Alice Drawbadger
Gladerun
R. NS. Marlettis
Local notes from Clarendon July meeting week
Clarendon items report visitors from Garland Marionville Townville and Titusville. A small dance at O F hall drew about 13 couples. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs Sanborn Stoneham. An infant died at Keefer home and was buried at Oakland. A bakery fire at Mullens urged quick town response. Local families seek health and rest at Springs. Theo Darwin returned from Denmark. Landis & Co. solicit seven two cent stamps for Non nicotine Midgets cigars.
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Youngsville
Chautauqua Lake
Innes
Celoron
Earl J. Siggina
Warren
Western Union
William Davis
Cincinnati
Peter Beckenbach
Harrison Mead
St. Paul
Minon
Mr. M
W. W. Whitehill
Kane
Gertrude Humphrey
Jamestown
Charles
Fleeta Siggins
Philadelphia
Gertrude Carr
Grand Valley
Halsey Greene
Fannie McFadden
Titusville
H B. Russell
Garland
Clara Irvine
Marionville
Ewing
Townville
H. A. Drake
W. D. Bucklin
O. F. Hall
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sanborn
Stoneham
J. F. Keefer
Oakland
Savage
Olive
Ohio
Mullen
Clarendon
M. H. Whitling
Mildred
Whitling
Landis & Co
Kippensburg
Edward Bull
Air
E. R. Andrews
Rouseville
S. A. Linendell
W. Graves
Laura Sheahan
Evie
George W. Price
Ridgeway
Burl Sutton
Dunkirk
N. Y
Khlar Lopez
Buffalo
A. Turtle
Ed. Burns
Sugar Run
Corry
Will Clancey
Will Karcher
Spring Creek
G. Beardsley
Tidioute
West Hickory
Clarence Barber and Son
Conewango Fishing Club to Canada Trip Next Month
The Conewango Fishing Club, formed by eighteen Warren men, plans a two week camping and fishing outing near North Bay Ontario. The club will embark August 12 with a special train and palace car, purchase tents and boats, and appoint officers to oversee a full camp setup including an A No. 1 chef. Members expect a first class, hotel like experience in the wilderness and anticipate yearly improvements and better trips.
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Conewango
Warren
North Bay
Ontario
Toronto
A. J. Hazeltine
West Water Street
L. R. Freeman
Barre
Ont
Pittsburg
Niagara Falls
Convention Call For Warren County WCTU Meeting
The Warren County Woman's Christian Temperance Union calls its annual convention for September 4 5 and 6 at Warren. Delegates from unions plus officers and superintendents are invited and urged to submit names and send banners. Dues are urged to be paid promptly to the county treasurer. Also includes notes on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and local social items from Cable Hollow Fox Hill and surrounding areas with events and visits.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Warren County
Warren
D. I. Ball
A. J. Hazeltine
Ellen H. Lacy
Maus
F. A. Cogswell
Levi Learn
Cable Hollow
Fox Hill
Quaker Hill
Learn
Spet
Allen van Orsdale
Jasper
N. Y
C. A
Russell
Guy Fox
Nelson Greenland
Bell Reynolds
Levi Fox
Ezra Johnson
Leon
Our Valley
Priscilla McKee
Ellington
Jerome Reynold
George Brownell
Erie
George Bennett
Browwnell
Deafness Cure Declared By Constitutional Remedies
A historic advertisements mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure offering $100 for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. It discusses deafness arising from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and notes this can cause rumbling or loss of hearing if untreated. Separate items report a New York inquest into Lillian Law's death by pistol, and a Bridgeton New Jersey fire at Acme Gas Fixtures Works with $25,000 loss.
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Hall
F.J. Chewuy & Co
Toledo
New York
Lillian Law
Washington Heights
Omeagher
Lillie Law
Miss Hanson
Briggs
Champney
United Press
Bridgeton
N. J
Acme
Haverhill
Mass
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Miss Humphrey
T. L. Davis
Otto Krantz
Ford Street
A. A. Siggins
T. H. Russell
A. W. Smith
G. W. Brown
ER. A. N
Thompson Hill
H. N. Richfield Dragtgis Warren
Clarendon News
Canada
Conewango Fishing Club
Allen
D. C
W. H
Baker
W. M
Crandall
Chas. D
Clapp
John M
Washington, D.C
John M., Jr
Washington
W. A. Talbott
Fred Morck
Kate Beardsley
East Hickory
H. P. Andrews
West Virginia
Mr. Andrews
C. S. Morris
Jennie Moore
S. P. Goudy
George W. Nye
Emma Beardsley
West Wisconsin
Otis Hays
Wattsburg
S. W. Graves
M. D. Judd
Pittsfield
Torpedo
Otis E. Young
al. Cusick
J. Mickle
Miller's Station
Mr. Mickle
Rose Artis
James Salinger
Maggie Jordan
Daisy Mickle
James Burnse
Ludlow
Luke J. Burns
L. A. Linendell
George Richards
J. S. Backus
George Peck
Sam Eldred
Miss Briggs
Landis & Goshippensburg
Hostetter
N. RK
Wendelboe
Liberty St
Penn’a
Ackley
Ackley & Wheelock
Water Street
T. Case
Iret
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
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