Tidioute Correspondence Reports Fair Old Home Week Parade
Correspondent notes Fraternal Organizations and Grange events during Old Home Week in Tidioute. Parade drew large crowds with music from the Tidioute Band, floats from Mountain Grange and local groups, followed by a lively Encampment Hall dancing party after a passing shower. Funeral attendance details for C. T. Bordwell and death notice for Edwin Huntley also listed.
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Tidioute
C. M. Freeman
Tidioute High School
R. E. McDonald’s
N. P. Morrison
G. C. Morrison
Grange
E. B. Morey
E. B. Dorsett
Mansfield, Tioga
Co. Pa
Grangers
McIntosh
Hickory
Odd Fellows
W. D. Ward
E. D. Stewart
Warren
J. E. McCloskey
Rural Mail Carriers Association
Culver Hose Company
E. A. Culver
Wm. Byers
W.C.T.U
Tidioute Furniture Co
Bear Lake Notes on Deaths and Local Visits
Bear Lake July 5. A D Root and G Anderson bought a seven passenger Studebaker. Wm McCallister bought a five passenger. Mrs Mable Dilley and Mrs Just fina Dilly visited Vern Carpenter and O E Hinckley. Mrs Joe Jackson and Nevenne of Philadelphia visiting C L Chapman. Mrs Emily Chapman died at her son C L Chapman's. funeral Friday with Rev Swanson. Harry Chapman and Mr Bert Rhodes attended. Carr Hinckley and son Perkins at Chautauqua. C T Bordwell, lifelong resident, died June 23. Civil War veteran, first Bear Lake postmaster, survived by wife and four children. Surviving Bordwell children listed.
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Bear Lake
A. D. Root
G. Anderson
Studebaker
Wm. McCallister
Mable Dilley
Justfina Dilly
Julius
Vern Carpenters
O. E. Hinckley
Joe Jackson
Nevenne
Philadelphia
C. L. Chapman
Emily Chapman
Swanson
Harry Chapman
Dunkirk
Bert Rhodes
New Castle
Carr Hinckley
Perkins
Chautauqua
C. T. Bordwell
C. E. Bordwell
Warren
T. Ivan Bordwell
San Paulo
Brazil
Elian Bordwell
Beaver
Wayne Chadwick
Lake View
Hillside Notes July Play Day and Local Events
Hillside July notes report a well attended Play Day on June 26 with speakers from Warren Jamestown Corry and Garland and the Salvation Army Band. Mrs D L Davis of Buffalo and two Chicago grandchildren visited Miss Anna Porter. Several locals and visitors are mentioned with small gatherings and activities at Hillside Hall including a party for Miss Armstrong. A minor car accident near Hillside left two occupants shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Hillside
Warren
Jamestown
Corry
Garland
Salvation Army
D. L. Davis
Buffalo
Chicago
Anna Porter
Amy Green
J. Nelson
Howard Green
Edinboro
Dorothy Verryth
Hannah Johnson
Hillside Church
Nina Sherman
Bemis Point
Mr. Little
Mildred Messinger
Lottsville
Hillside Hall
Miss Armstrong
Clarence Dougherty
Early Childhood Safety and Tragedy At Corry Race
An article urges parents to shield children from floor germs and contaminated food with blankets and rails. It reports the death of 17 year old Archie LeJeal in a Corry motorcycle accident, with details of the crash and immediate response, and notes local school board actions and an auto crash fatality of Edwin R. Hue in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie LeJeal
Erie
Corry Fair Grounds
LeJeal
Seteal
Bennett
Kibler
C. H. Lereal
Erie Motorcycle Club
Warren
Virginia Green
Lillian Dixon
Lillian Christensen
Russell
M. W. Ball
Ed Corah
E. V. MacDonald
Adams
San Francisco
Fred Ryberg
Edwin R. Hue
Leland Goodrich
Fred Averill
John Cochran
Sheffield
Hue
F. P. Hue
Rural Carriers Hold State Convention in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania rural letter carriers wrap up a three day convention with 125 delegates voting in the annual officer elections. David Rittenhouse wins vice president, W. W. Hunt secretary, and James McGiley treasurer. The 1916 convention is set for July 3–4 in Wilkes-Barre after a vote over Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Albert K. Hoopes
Saegerville
H. G. Boughter
David Rittenhouse
Indiana
D. J. Shafer
Johnstown
J. H. Richardson
A. K. Hoopes
A. M. Allison
W. B. Clark
John Schott
W. W. Wallick
J. B. Warberger
F. E. Otinger
J. C. Stambaugh
A. C. Levingood
J. G. Gorson
W. C. Jones
George Handelong
Hershey
Wilkesbarre
Warren Savings Bank Declares 91st Dividend
Warren Savings Bank directors declare the 91st semi annual dividend on bank capital stock and checks are being mailed to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Savings Bank
Flies Wreck Street Car At Green Bay Crossing
A street car at Green Bay Wisconsin was struck by a passing train after flies on the tracks hindered braking. The collision wrecked the street car and left four teens injured.
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Green Bay
Wis
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Freeman Lansing
Tionesta
Wm. McCray
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Lake
John Little
West Spring Creek
Harry Cale
8. G. Dixon
Warren Mail
Mark Cross
Curley
Gem Junio
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Durham Duplex
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