Jurors Drawn for Court Opening October Twenty Sixth
Jury commissioners John Linstrum and John ONeil with Sheriff Tate named jurors for the court opening Monday October 26 at 10 am. The list includes Freehold J. McIntyre Warren Hoffman Volmer Heermans Erickson Offerle Muir Connelly Johnson Nolan Stewart Saner Snavely Humphrey Coates and many others from towns such as Elk Limestone Corydon Conewango Farmington Pittsfield Youngsville Brokenstraw Columbus Grand Valley Bear Lake Deerfield Sugar Grove Sheffield Tidioute Glade Spring Creek Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Linstrum
John O’neil
W. G. Tate
Warren
O. F. Hoffman
Geo. C. Volmer
Roy Heermans
Harry Erickson
S. J. Offerle
John E. Muir
J. L. Connelly
W. D. Johnson
J. J. Nolan
Miner B. Stewart
Fred Saner
Lawrence Snavely
John Humphrey
Earl E. Coates
Freehold
W. R. Trusler
Josiah Mc
Toledo Blade Promises Broad Family Focus and Worthwhile Reading
The Toledo Blade proclaims its seventy-ninth year as a conservative family newspaper offering news, education, and entertainment. It highlights its Household Page, serials, Question Bureau, and Farm topics, promising trustworthy, comprehensive content for $1.00 yearly with free sample copies.
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America
Toledo Weekly Blade
Blade
Scranton to Entertain Sunday School Convention
The Pennsylvania Sunday School Association marks its 52nd year with a convention in Scranton October 6 to 9. More than 2,000 delegates from Warren County and others will attend as the event features a Sunday School Pageant and a two-cent uniform railroad rate for round trips October 4 to 11.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Scranton
Eury County
Warren County
A. F. Kottcamp
Warren
Sugar Run Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Frances Brown was a Kinzua visitor two days last week. Mr and Mrs Henry Wuntz of East Randolph attended the Gospel Worker's Conference at Kinzua. Jerry Smith hauled stone to rebuild a wall under his mother L D Smith's house. L D Smith visited Kinzua for the Gospel Worker's meeting. Geo Sampson of Scandia hauled chemical wood to ship to Smith Chemical Co. Sheriff Will Tate of Warren was here on business. Earl English erected a silo on his farm. Mrs M Bergstrom returned from Oregon and Spokane after a month away. Miss Beulah Morse visited Kinzua last week. Clawson's delivery wagon at Sugar Run was struck by a car, damaging eggs and one wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Smith
L. D. Smith
Geo. Sampson
Scandia
Smith Chemical Company
Will Tate
Warren
Earl English
M. Bergstrom
Oregon
Ray Bergstrom
Spokane
Washington
Beulah Morse
Kinzua
Clawson
Sugar Run
Youth and Old Age in the Balance of Power
The article explores the ongoing conflict between youth and old age, stressing how vitality and experience compete. It argues mental attitude governs elderly health, urges forward-looking intellect, and notes brain power can exceed physical limits. It emphasizes simple living for seniors and resilience of age.
Leggett schooner wreck on Oregon coast with seventy-two dead
The schooner Leggett was wrecked on the Oregon Coast on the 18th. Only two survivors were found. A gale caused the lumber cargo to shift during the disaster.
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Leggett
Oregon Coast
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