Reverend Bloomster Moves. Elgin Transfer For Columbus Clergy
Rev Bloomster transferred by conference from Columbus to Elgin Pa. A farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Bloomster drew about forty friends. New pastor Rev Clifford Skinner preached a good sermon and services will be held morning and evening. Cemetery Auxiliary met at Mrs Lawrence Watson’s. next meeting Oct 15 with Miss A A Dutton. Real estate transfers noted: Preston sold farm to D Depew Corry Pa. Hammond sold east farm to Pittsburgh buyers. Hammond to move to Allen house. Orchestra to resume rehearsals next Tuesday. Dorothy Ella born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs Elmer Patchen. Several social visits and town movements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bloomster
Elgin
Church Periorm
Clifford Skinner
Thomas Murry
Lawrence Watson
A. A. Dutton
Charles Preston
D. Depew
Corry
Preston
Union Cty
John Hammond
Pittsburgh
Hammond
Allen House
Celia Gates
Jamestown
N. Y
Social notes from Russell and WellandTribune items
Russell residents host guests and teas as Irene Hesch prepares to marry Clifford Edestrand. Akron visitor Albert Arnold stays with his parents. Mrs J Lackley Brodie hosts a shower for Miss Hesch. Mrs Will Mason returns from Kane Hospital, Miss Alice Akeley on furlough. Mrs Mary Morrison visits, F F F Club hosts farewell dinner for Rev and Mrs Parde, Miss Mable Arnold vacationing at Lake Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Edestrand
Edestrand Foundry Company
Welland
Ontario
Hesch
Will Mason
Kane Hospital
Alice Akeley
Red Cross
Russells
Mary Morrison
Warren
Embroidery Club Guests Attend Meeting at Mrs Thorpe’s Home
The Embroidery Club and guests gathered at Mrs. C 71 Thorpe’s residence in Sugar Grove on Wednesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. F A Schoonover, Mrs. Jesse Thompson, Mrs. Orrin Burt, Mrs. O D Barlow, Mrs. Fred Barrett, Mrs. George Woodside, and Mrs. Frank Dorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Oct. S
Embroidery Club
C 71 Thorpe
Harry Abbott
F. A. Schoonover
Jesse Thompson
Orrin Burt
O. D. Barlow
Fred Barrett
George Woodside
Frank Dorn
Jamestown
Frederick
Mayme
Lima
Ohio
Frank Richmond
Harland Abbott
R. C. Davis
Erie
Oscar Crane
Rossville
Carrie Davis
Canada
Rozella Sanger
Sigel
Gertrude Cummings
Cleveland
Watts Flats
N. Y
George Geiseman
F. 1D. Brown
Lander Ladies' Aid Society Meets in I O O F Hall
The Lander Ladies' Aid Society met Wednesday at 1 pm in I O O F Hall with about forty members. The meeting opened with prayers and devotional readings. A committee was formed to set non member work prices, and $7.55 was added to the treasury. Supper was served and plans for next meeting were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Whiting
F. A. Wimner
Henry Lindell
H. M. Nelson
Odd Fellows
Claude Griges
C. R. Hodies
Will Rowland
Treasury
A. E. Firth
William Arnwall
Lander Outing Visit from New York Residents
Dr and Mrs Kelly of Charders Valen along with Ruth Mahan and Mrs B F Peterson motored to Westfield and Ripley New York for an outing on Saturday. Emery Abers of Randolph New York and his son Adelbert of the United States Navy visited during the trip.
Local Notes From Youngsville And Nearby Towns
Ralph Bates returned home from Wrightsville for Sunday. Ray Bull drove to Westfield to stay three days and bring a load of cranberries. Oscar Olson plans to leave for Michigan for further treatments. Mr and Mrs Herrick came back from a wedding trip to Philadelphia and will live on Sugar Grove Street. Mr and Mrs McClean of Erie visited Tuesday. Mrs Blanche Delph has returned from Warren and will resume housekeeping at her Irvine home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Ralph Bates
Wrightsville
Ray Bull
Westfield
Oscar Olson
Michigan
Tree blooms five times in a single season on odd Greenfield pear
J. W. Scott of Greenfield Missouri reports a freak pear tree that has bloomed five times this summer. On several limbs pears of five different sizes have formed after each bloom, with the largest about 11 inches in circumference and the smallest gooseberry size. The petals have fallen from the latest fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scott
Greenfield
Texas Schools Open Under Record Teacher Shortage
Texas will open next month with about 4000 teaching positions unfilled. Officials warn the shortage is the most serious in state history and attribute it to low wages driving applicants away from education jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Five Killed In Auto Crash Near Donnellsville
An interurban car near Donnellsville collided with a car, killing eight people including C. Croe his wife and three children. The tragedy was blamed on careless driving and the crash ended a family’s life in a single moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnellsville
C. Croe
Market Report New York Provision Market Summary
Market report lists dairy and produce prices including butter creamery extra prints 67c and 50c range, eggs Henry white 73c, mixed 6c, cheese daisies 33c, living poultry prices for fowls heavy 29 30c, turkeys 48 4c per lb, potatoes home grown 1.40 to 1.50 per bu, onions yellow dry 2.25 to 3.26 per sack, cattle primes 17.00 17.75, hogs Yorkers 16.75, lambs 15.75 16.90, and various grain figures for wheat corn oats and oats prices with No 1 red 2.29 per car and No 2 mixed 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Ebenezer
Hom Sa PLC
Fitch Got Away
Chester Pa Joseph Randle fishing in Silver Lake near the city hooked a fish and was pulled overboard into a bed of quicksand where he became stuck. Companions dived but he was freed and brought to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
Chester
Joseph Randle
Silver Lake
Randle
Thief Fleeing After Mistaken Impersonation in Medford
In Medford a burglar gathered $37 and jewelry from a lodging house but fled when he mistook a wooden leg for a man inside. The would be thief dropped his loot and fled after realizing the deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Remarkable 200000 Fish Private Home Collection Ends
New York promoter D Pullen of 1604 Crotona Park East closes a famed private aquarium. For decades his Bronx home housed thousands of fish in rear yard and house tanks. He claims summer profits near $2000 from fish farming and shares quirky anecdotes on bubble nesters and mosquito breeding as food for his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Pullen
Crotona Park East
New York
Pullen
Crotona Park
Mr. Pullen
Make Em Weak Says Alleged Bigami
Harry Thompson, held in Philadelphia on bigamy charges, advised two wives to work and stay with him. He was arrested at his factory in the presence of both wives, each with marriage certificates. Thompson claimed innocence and said he married wife No 2 out of sympathy. bond set at $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellerie
Mr. Hellerie
Pa Hellerie
Ma Hellerie
Mr. Pullen
Pullen
Harry Thompson
Philadelphia
Thompson
Port ‘Em
Emily Chell
Dupuque
Maud Peterson
Debonair Thompson
Lie
No. 2
Sultan’s niece to attend Illinois University in Chicago
Princess Jarhata Kiram, niece of the Sultan of Sulu, and Carmen Aguin aldo, daughter of Gen Emilio Aguinaldo, arrived in Chicago en route to the University of Missouri where they will undertake a four year course. The princess appears in the accompanying photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarhata Kiram
Sultan of
Sulu
Carmen Aguinaldo
Emilio Aguinaldo
Chicago
Philippines
University of Miquis
Woman in Woodstock Kills Hawk with Bare Hands
Mrs. A Sinelnair of Woodstock N W captured a hen hawk after a brief struggle and killed it. Wind and country road near Woodstock witnessed the action as the hawk collapsed.
Mail List Offer Promises Names for Advertising
The Weed Company advertises a service to publish a name and address list for advertisers. It requests a plainly written name with street number and town and ten cents in silver to be entered on the list. The notice urges readers to join to receive mailings and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Weed Company
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Ben Abers
Fred Northrup
L. M. Strong
Elmer Patchen
Dorothy Ella
Charles Greer
Dunkirk
A. R. Mix
Hamburg
Wilmer Hodges
Germany
Army of Occupation
Earl Martin
Brocton
Sugar Grove High School
Lander High School
Lander
Nelson
May Nelson
Harry Davenport
Russell
Lander Aid Society
Princess de Broglie
Prince Jean de Broglie
France
Reginald Ailwyn Fellowes
Baron de Ramsay
Huntington
England
Duchess Ducazes
Isabella Singer
Isaac Singer
Alise
Market Report
Maine
Long Island
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo
Bigansi
Sultan
Illinois University
Hawk
Dong
Warren Mail
Will Mave
Stevens Arms Company
Chicopee Falls, Mass
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
General Law
Curtis M. Shawkey
Savings Bank Lock
Penn’a
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the
Warren, Pa
Rell
Pulverman
Brail
Market Street
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