Presbyterians gain from church improvements in Tidioute
The interior of the Presbyterian church in Tidioute is undergoing improvements by Wm. F. Jury and John Camp of Oil City. Numerous local residents visit relatives, travel, and attend social events, including a Tidioute Hive picnic delayed by train issues and a large rural gathering at Mud Creek with reunions and friendly visits.
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Presbyterian Church
Wm. F. Jury
John Camp
Oil City
Anna Files
John
East Stoneham
Maine
Tidioute
Charles Bowen
Indiana
Ruth Peterson
Union City
Calvin Martin
J. Gibb
Oklahoma
Gus Anderson
Carl
Amil Anderson
McGraw
Anna Cohell
George Thompson
Wm. Turner
Wm. Carraham
Sage
Main Street
A. L. Peterson
Sarah Jury
Franklin
Chas. Davis
John Kightlinger
Titusville
Endeavor
Bertha Thompson
Tidioute Hive
Youngsville
Tidicute Hive
Local Happenings From Lander and Nearby Towns
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine White. Pearl Schuler of Warren visits Eleanor Gibson. Elmer Hansen visits from Warren. A. N. Camp of Jamestown dines with Richard Brown. Grange Day at Chautauqua draws locals. Sugar Grove and Lander boys play ball. Leonard Peterson returns from Ohio. Mildred Rowland visits Randolph. Mrs. Homer Preston of Jamestown in town. Loyd White visiting. Dana Strickland of Westfeld visiting relatives. Charles Hodges improving in Bradford. May Bishop visiting Jamestown. D. B. Hitchcock hosts Union City visitors. H. J. Bishop and wife in Jamestown. Large turnout at Sugar Grove town picnic. Frank Kingsley of Warren visits family. Lavern Hinsdale and sister guest at Fredonia. Elsie Cowell visiting friends.
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Jamestown
Loyd White
Dana Strickland
Westfeld
Charles Hodges
Bradford
May Bishop
D. B. Hitchcock
Union City
H. J. Bishop
Sugar Grove
Frank Kingsley
Warren
Lavern Hinsdale
Fredonia
Mr. Hinsdale
Elsie Cowell
Reservation News Roundup From Cattaraugus and Nearby
Gibson Dolson returns to the area after months near Syracuse. Amos Pierce and family attend Seneca Nation Council at Jamestown. Oakley Pierce travels from Salamanca to Warren and back via the Catta raugus Reservation. Residents visit relatives, work on Reservation roads continues, and several Indians pick and sell berries. Frank LaDow improves after illness. students Mabel and Nellie Lee finish a term at the Thomas Indian school.
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Geo. Lee
Young Geo. Lee
Ernest
Rosa
Thomas Indian School
Cattaraugus Reservation
Hannah Pierce
Elsie Vandermark
Kinzua
Brown
Doughty Farm
Amos Pierce
Rogene
W. E. Homer
Corydon
Elon Dolson
National Guard
Gettysburg
Warren
W. J. Doughty
J. W. Brown
Bradford
Charley Gordon
Allegheny Reservation
Frank LaDow
Gawango
Mabel
Nellie Lee
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
An advertising notice urges readers to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience. It emphasizes effect and visibility for businesses seeking results.
Local Notes from East Branch Camp and Community
Rev and Mrs McClelland attend camp meeting. Lacey family from Garland visit Chas Whaley. Brothers James and John Logan attend funeral of Dr O Logan in Girard Pa. Alta Taylor, 8, injures leg badly. moved to Corry hospital under Dr Bennett care. Mrs Harry Patterson of Corry visits parents. Frank May and wife visit Corry. Gospel Workers of Mickle Hill hold quarterly meeting. out of town delegates Rev and Mrs King and Rev Burns attend. Quarterly meeting at F B church to begin Sept 1. Continued on 7th page.
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East Branch
Bennett
Harry Patterson
Corry
Frank May
Gospel Workers
Mickle Hill
King
Kinzua
Burns
Union City
F. B. Church
Oyster request sparks odd question at Harrisburg convention
A Sunday school gathering in Harrisburg Pa was interrupted by a small girl who rushed in asking if anyone was from Montgomery county. She declared her mother said to obtain oysters if present, otherwise liver. The moment drew amused reactions from out of town guests registering at one church.
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Harrisburg
Montgomery County
Lippincott’s Magazine
Sugar Grove Town Picnic Draws Record Crowd
The Sugar Grove township held the largest town picnic in its history on Thursday August 18 in Peterson's grove near Chandler's Valley. About 3000 people attended and enjoyed a day in the woods with a simple program and athletic events including a 4 to 1 baseball win by Youngsville over Sugar Grove and Cecil Hultberg winning the girls race. Frank Wheelock of Sugar Grove led the Town Picnic Association as president and treasurer and oversaw arrangements.
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Sugar Grove Township
Peterson’s Grove
Chandlers Valley
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Cecil Hultberg
Frank Wheelock
Human Side of Gardening
Quirky plant anatomy byproduct trivia presents common produce features. Corn ears potatoes eyes squashes necks cucumbers warts cabbages heads celery heart wheat beard grapes skin.
Limitations of Genius in Art and Thought
A quote exploring that natural talent alone cannot reach sublimity in art. True artistry requires deliberate thought and craft, even for the most gifted minds.
Slightly Misquoted Exchange in Tit-Bits
A witty exchange from Tit-Bits plays on misquotation as a man clarifies a friend named Mr Needs sought glory with a “glorious thirst” rather than thirsting for glory. The quip hinges on wording and humorous ambiguity.
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Mr. Needs
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Russell
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Howard Homestead’s
Emily Young
Marie Young
Minnie Bradley
Emmett Fellows
Andrew Arnold
Arnold-Archibald
Tyler
Mud Creek
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Russel
Heller
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Lander
Cornplanter Reservation
Peterson's Grove
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C. G. Anderson
Etta Lyon
Farmington Grange
Columbus Grange
C. E. Marsh
Akeley Grange
Eldred Grange
A. F. Lyon
Postal Savings Bank
D. W. Mead
Brokenstraw Grange
Woman’s Hour
Corydon Grange
John Chinberg
Saniee
Ralston Health Oxfords
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Penn’a Ave. W
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John Hepburn
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