Easter Services Flourish At Sugar Grove Church
SPECIAL SERVICE FILLS SUGAR GROVE CHURCH ON EASTER. Sunrise Prayer Meeting at 6 under Epworth League direction featured Miss Florence Bleakley at the piano and Miss Doris Barlow leading worship. Rev Shope preached on The Faster Earthquake at morning service. An evening cross service closed with the Junot choir and duets. Ladies' Aid and PTA events follow, plus a flood of personal notices and greetings from Sugar Grove residents.
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Gargrove
Dave
Sugargrove
Eastey Rie
Epworth League
Doris Barlow
Florence Schoonover
Miss Barlow
W. Shope
Beth
Mary Richmond
Iris Carrie Mickleson
Miss Bleakley
Cramer
Bercense
Jocelyn
Godard
Junot
Carrie Mickleson
Neil Scott
Lodge
Maplex
Rebekah Lodge
Kate Carr
Josephine Ricker
Clarence Sherrard
Robert Baldwin
Grace Sherman
Lottsville
Helen Thorpe
Mi Zy
Bear Lake
Noble Grand
Myrtle Abbott
Rae Edlund
Alis
Loretta Abbott
Lelia Fredelms
Auna Mattison
R.S SN. G
Agnes Abbott
Pearl Ayling
Priscia Nobbs
Harnett Northrup
Guardian
Childred Dalrymple
Hazel Stearns
Hazel Fredericus Kelley
Warren Hospital
Warfield Campbell
Winberforce
Ohio
Wilberforce University
Fred
Frances Haight
Falconer
George Woodside
Mary Carr
Fredonia Normal School
L. Ty. Carr
Beth Stauffer
Waterford
Lander Grange Holds Meeting Despite Bad Roads
Lander April 9 The regular Farmmeton Grange meeting attracted fair attendance despite poor roads. One membership application was referred to the committee. Three members were dropped. A varied program included songs, piano solo, and debated questions on reclamation of waste land and party versus principle at election. Refreshments will be served by Grange ladies.
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Grane
Virginia Loucks
Orsell Meredith
Jamestown
Maurice Strickland
Easter program at Grand Valley church features choir and readings
An Easter eve program at the Grand Valley church lists Rev Patterson leading responsive readings and prayers. The event includes hymns like Victory Morn and Oh Blessed Easter Morn, recitations by multiple students, solos by Mrs Patterson, and a lily drill by Mrs Van Guilder's class, with offering and multiple named participants.
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Grand Valley
Gren
Patterson
Song
Choi
Sorg
Clarence Thompson
Mr. Zinger
Galilee
Beatrice Emerson
Gladys Beers
Virginia Young
Basil Crippen
Lily Drill
van Guilder
Betty Sherbak
Bertetson
G. B
Easter Vacation in Arizona Family Ties Spotlight
Fragmentary note shows Harold Childs spending Easter at home with father W. G. Childs in Arizona. Mentions Mr. Childs’ brother using money from Cleveland. Details incomplete.
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Paul Lindell
Phyllis
Warren
Pete. Lindell
Scandia
J.D Proctor
Persson
Jamesstown
Anna Eckman
Wallen
Arizona
Harold
W. G. Childs
Mr. Childs
Cleveland
Eleven Girls Hurt as Platform Falls at Cathedral
Eleven girls aged 17 were injured when a wooden platform fell about 15 feet at Washington Cathedral during a sightseeing stop. A 23 year old chaperon and three more people sustained minor injuries. Former Senator George W Pepper, Pensylvania, chairman of the Cathedral's executive committee, issued a statement offering to cover damages for any negligence by employees.
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Washington
Ap T
Washington Cathedral
George W. Pepper
Pensylvania
Thiel College Girls Glee Club at First Lutheran Church
The Thiel College Girls Glee Club will perform Friday evening April 13 at First Lutheran Church. Admission is 50 cents and the event offers a minor concert featuring the college choir in a community venue.
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Thiel College Girls Glee Club
First Lutheran Church
Supreme Court Sets Aside Election Petition Ruling
Philadelphia April 10 Supreme Court set aside a lower court order that directed Charles Johnson secretary of the commonwealth to accept the final filing petition of William Peter Anthony as a candidate for state offices. The decree overturns the writ of mandamus in the Eris election dispute.
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Eris
Philadelphia
Epy
Supreme Courtnes
Aoey
Charles Johnson
The
Commonwealth
Willian
Peter Anthow
Air Lot
Home table fashions and bright China dinnerware trends
Social life shifts toward home privacy says French authorities. Dining ware features pottery, earthenware and china in brighter colors and large patterns. Sets range from 6.75 to 100 per 12, with linen damask cloths and napkins, glassware in rose green or amber, and English porcelain and Noritake options.
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Sugar Grove
Parent-Teachers Association
Lodge News
A. S. S+auffer
Maude Falcone
Gladis
Chandlers Vailey
Sertice
Sugarcrove
Helen Sroipe
F A Scaoonover
J PB Miler
Victoria Nelson
Canton
Hore
A. E. Miller
Kermit
Bellewood
Current
Frank Abbott
Claude Ruland
Warren County P. T. A
Ruth Miller
Meadville
Howard Rathburn
Harry Mahan
Jamestons General Hospital
Freda
Mahan
Venman
Ernest Venman
Leona Wilcox
Sanity Board
Mes
Mary Olve Julian
Insanity Commission
Los Angeles
Ainterna Onal
Jehan
Lander
Srd
Johnson
Ladies’ Home Journal
Eve. Post
M.W
Metzger- Wright's
Patou
Jasmin
Metzee Wright Co
Metzger-Wright
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