Spring Creek Social Notes Quietly Update Local Residents
Mrs Mealy Burham of Hamilton New York returns home after a week visiting her mother Mrs Katherine Tucker and sister Mrs Luther Jewell. Leo Robinault of North Warren visits his mother Mrs John Hines. John Foreman was a Corry visitor last week. Mrs Warren Clark is very sick. Mrs G Irving was a Corry visitor. F and Hyer back to health. Alton Wynn works for L S Clough. Mr and Mrs John Carbaugh and children return from Wattsburg visiting Mrs Carbaughs sister Mrs Harry Bacon. Hattie Peterson sick with heart trouble. Wesley Eastman called to Corry for his mothers illness. W B Long was a Corry visitor. Mr and Mrs G W Graham visit Will Petersons. Marian Werle ill but out again. Mrs Jerome Sutton returns home after visiting her mother near Corry. Mr and Mrs Frank Foreman visit George Ross. Dr Paige improving house with new addition. Miss Sarah Tucker returns to her Hamilton home.
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Spring Creek
Mealy Burham
Hamilton
N. Y
Katherine Tucker
Luther Jewell
Leo Robinault
North Warren
John Hines
John Foreman
Warren Clark
G. Irving
F. &. Hyer
Alton Wynn
L. S. Clough
John Carbaugh
Wattsburg
G. W. Graham
Will Petersons
Marian Werle
Jerome Sutton
Corry
Frank Foreman
George Ross
Dr. Paige
Surgeons Hold Organ With Forceps Outside Chest
James Morrissey, watchman at the Jefferson hotel, died six hours after a knife wound to his heart was sewn at City hospital. Surgeons held the heart in forceps outside the chest for half an hour while attendants watched. The stabbing followed an order to remove a Black man, Harry Soper, a sample case carrier, from a rear hallway.
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St. Louis
James Morrissey
Jefferson Hotel
City Hospital
Morrissey
Harry Soper
Baby Races With Death In California Fire Tragedy
Infant son of actress Mrs Charlotte Harrington is rushed east from Los Angeles to Chicago for skin grafting after severe burns from the St George hotel fire. The child travels with the mother’s body on the same train and doctors weigh amputation versus grafting.
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California
Los ‘Angeles
George Harrington
Charlotte Harrington
St. George Hotel
Chicago
Father Pursues Baltimore After Son Chokes on Sausage
Charles David of Severn visits Baltimore to seek punishment for the butcher who allegedly sold sausage containing hardware. He carries the sausage and nail to the Southern police station as evidence after his six year old son nearly choked to death.
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Baltimore
Charles David
John David
Severn Post Office
David
Southern
Union Meeting of Granges at Corydon
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 meets Corydon Grange Fo 1205 in Corydon December 5 6 with lectures debates and music. Lecturers confer and a fifth degree session includes initiation and officer elections. Master BE Stewart and Lecturer Alice Bumpus urge a large attendance.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
Corydon Grange
R. H. Duntley
Ann Siggins
Brokenstraw Grange
Freda Hanna
Allegheny Grange
L. H. Walling
Elk Grange
East Branch Grange
Long
Pomona
Orange
W. Averill
Limestone Grange
Mountain Grange
Clyde English
Pleasant Grange
Spring Creek Grange
Geo. A. Woodside
Sugar Grove Grange
Valley Grange
Warren Grange
Fripay
R. E. Green
Clara Olmstead
Chm
Long-Grange
C. E. Marsh
Ackley Grange
Grange
Stella Somers
Edna Marsh
Velma West
Columbus Grange
Alice Bumpus
Young Peoples’ Hour
Marsh
Gerydon Grange
BE. D. Stewart
Clarion State Normal School Opens Winter Term
The winter term at Clarion State Normal School opens January 3. Tuition is free for those intending to teach. Located in a top educational town, it is accessible via B and O, Pennsylvania, and New York Central lines. Catalogs from Harry M. Shafer, Principal, Clarion, Pa.
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Clarion State Normal School
Clarion
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
State Board Urges Sterilizing Old School Books
The state board calls for sterilizing old school books to kill bacteria while preserving the books. It argues healthful living for children outweighs potential damage to the books, praising the practice as a safeguard.
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State Board
Toledo Blade
British Navy to Build Large Airship Guided by Zeppelin Models
Britain plans a 350 000 cubic foot airship with a built in car as a room for the crew. German Zeppelins over 600 000 cubic feet have toured overseas and prompted wartime fears. Britain previously built a rigid airship in 1910 that broke in two during launch.
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Britain
Hamburg
Denmark
Sweden
Baltic
New England Christmas Tree Quarantine Effective After Nov 25
The department of agriculture announces a quarantine barring coniferous Christmas trees and greens from nearly all New England states due to gypsy moth and brown tail moth infestations. Trees cannot be moved in interstate commerce until inspected, affecting shipments to New York and other western states.
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New England
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
New York
Bulletin Advocates Chinese Health Rules In American Schools
A United States Bureau of Education bulletin by Dr. FB Dresslar argues for Chinese health practices in schools, urging stricter student health inspections and prevention over sick care. He contends the state may intervene for public health and that communities can demand better health in children. Dresslar calls for more health officials focused on physical perfection rather than disease detection.
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United States Bureau of Education
FB. Dresslar
Bureau
Dr. Dresslar
Dresskir
Dressiar
Woodard Theatre hosts strong two show engagement week
A GOOD STOCK CO at the WOODARD Theatre opens a week with In the Bishop's Carriage and Rosalind at Red Gate. Miss Besse Dainty receives flowers as the cast, led by Vees and others, earns audience praise. Remaining shows include Back among the Old Folks Tennessee's Partner and A Daughter of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodard Theatre
Rosalind
Red Gate
Besse Dainty
Blue Mouse
Tennessee
Himmelein
Warren
Swarthmoor Hall Buys For George Fox House
Swarthmoor hall near Ulverston in Lancashire, once the home of George Fox founder of the Society of Friends, was purchased by English members for £5250. His writing desk fetched 26 guineas after the sale.
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George Fox
Swarthmoor Hall
Ulverston
Lewesshire
Society of Friends
Society
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United States Mail
First National Bank
Warren PA
Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Sarah Tucker
Hamilton, N. Y
Boy
Father
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
Union Meeting OF Granges
Corydon
Harry M. Shafer
Germany
United States Education Bureau Bulletin
Grahame- White
Claude Grahame- White
Atlantic
Theatorium
Hickory Street
Border Parson
Johnny
Edward Connelly
A Good Stock CO
The
Woodard
Himmetein
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