First Camp Fire Held by Lutheran Boys at Chedwell
The Lutheran Boys Camp at Bemus Point on Chautauqua Lake held its first Camp Fire session featuring songs and the inaugural camp fire talk by Assistant Gerald Johnson. New campers adapt to water sports and camp routines as Bible study and tests begin, with planned events and a fish dinner and pancake breakfast already enjoyed.
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the Tribune
Lutheran Boys
Chedwell
Chautauqua Lake
Gerald Johnson
Xander
Chapel
Chautauqua
Midway
Hunt
Bemus Point
R. D
Plane sighted and crowd applauds Polish aviators
Idzikowski and his crew returned to the Marshal Pilsudski after a rest. The plane tested heavy load, winning praise from a 250 person crowd including Polish ambassador Tlinski. Amiot, builder, whispered of a 10,000 metre Azores landing field, but Idzikowski declined. The report also notes Senator-elect William S Varre's illness and possible removal from campaign and senate seating.
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Pilsudsk
Tlinski
Idzikowski
M. Amiot
Azores
Montgomery Ward Opens Store At Warren Kansas
The opening attracted thousands with over sixty percent from distant areas. Local merchants report expanded trading radii up to forty miles and strong endorsements from chambers of commerce. Arkansas City saw 18000 visitors and widespread business gains, with flowers and goodwill shown. Warren expects a major influx as the store operates with standard hours and aims to meet demand from a growing visitor flow.
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Marysville
Kansas
Kuhn
Maysville
Arkansas City
Births Reported at Maternity Hospital This Week
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Drum of Wilson Street announce a daughter born Thursday at 12 25 pm at the Maternity hospital weight 6 pounds 10 ounces. Mr and Mrs Frank Colosimo of Kanzva report a daughter born Friday at 12 10 am at the Maternity hospital weight 6 pounds 10 ounces. Mr and Mrs Earl Stricker of Redwood Street announce a daughter born at home Thursday morning at 7 30 am weight 7 16 pounds named Rosemary.
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Kenneth Drum
Wilson Street
Maternity Hospital
Frank Colosimo
Kanzva
Earl Stricker
Redwood Street
America Wins First Track Victory in Olympics
At Amsterdam on August 3 Ray Barbuti former Syracuse player won the 409 metre final by a foot, delivering the United States its first track win. Barbuti finished 0.8 seconds behind the Olympic record set in 1924, with Ball of Canna second and Buchner of Germany third.
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Amsterdam
Ray Barbuti
Syracuse
United States
Barbuti
Ball of
Courtney's Transatlantic Flight Rescue Near New York Dock
British flyer Captain Frank T. Courtney, rescued at mid sea, is en route to New York aboard the Minnewaska with his crew and rescued fliers. He had covered about 605 miles from Horta and plans to dock Monday, marking a second failed attempt at a trans Atlantic flight.
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Minnewaska
New York
Courtney
Horta
Radio Marine Corporation
de Pinedo
Santa Maria II
Newfoundland
Azores
United States
Corunna
Spain
London
U. P
Frank T. Courtney
Minnewaska Radiograns Fire Landing At Sea
The Minnewaska crew recounts a perilous incident after a machine caught fire at midnight at four thousand five hundred feet and crashed into rough seas. The crew reports survivors and a harrowing escape from the flaming craft.
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Minnewaska
Bundy Danielson marriage in Little Valley New York
Mrs. Joseph Swekey of 311 Pennsylvania Avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Mila Theodora Bundy to Floyd H. Danielson son of Mrs. Frank Lagerblad. The wedding occurred July 19, 1928 in Little Valley New York with Rev. Polley officiating. They will reside in Warren.
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Bundy-Danielson
Joseph Swekey
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Mila Theodora Bundy
Floyd H. Danielson
Frank Lagerblad
West Street
Little Valley
N. Y
Polley
M. E
Danielson
Warren
Wade Mod Club Dinner Party at Russell Ted Hopyod
Nine members of the Wade Mod club enjoyed a dinner party at the Russell Ted Hopyod Wednesday evening. Dinner was served at seven o'clock, after which the guests went to the Lone Elm and spent the evening dancing.
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E. W. Highhouse
Warren- Tidicote Road
Plessent Birthday Club
Wade Mod Club
Russell Ted Hopyod
Fish Die in Dirty Creek Near Conewango Creek
Dead and dying fish reported in Conewango Creek north of Fifth Avenue Friday morning. Willard Graham of Graham Motor Co aided in rescue efforts as officials and Izaak Walton League discussed possible chemical waste discharge by local plants. William Lutz of the league noted sewage standards, while refinery officials denied dumping. some observers mistook leaves for fish.
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Conewango
Fifth Avenue
Willard Graham
Graham Motor Company
Bantatives
Irask Walton LeajEne
Cid
Pdustria
William E. Luts
Association
Izaak Walton League
Mr. Lutz
Lutz
Sixth Avenue
Conenango
Graham
Miss Trenouth and Chamberlain to Wed at Home Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Percilla Trenouth will marry Arthur Wayne Chamberlain in a Monday morning at home wedding at eight o'clock in Sheffield. The Rev E J Montgomery will officiate before immediate family. After a wedding breakfast the couple will tour to New York and other eastern points before residing in the Amundson block on West Main Street. Miss Trenouth works at Sheffield National Bank and Mr. Chamberlain is principal of Lincoln School.
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Elizabeth Percilla Trenouth
Ida Trenouth
Sheffield
Arthur Wayne Chamberlain
Maude N. Chamberlain
E. J. Montgomery
Sheffield Methodist Episcopal Church
Ide
Bridegroven
New York
Amundson
West Main Street
Trenout
Sheffield National Bank
Mr. Chamberlain
Lincoln School
Funeral Notices for Dewsth s Ang Funeralsi
Funeral services will be held from the home Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock with interment Monday at 2 o'clock in Wildwood Cemetery Salamanca. Mr Susith, a longtime Sugargrove resident formerly a section foreman for the B R & P railroad, died after a week's illness. He leaves widow Elia Wade Smith and two sisters Elizabeth Morton of Cleveland and Mrs James Nelson of Dunkirk. One son born to the couple died several years ago.
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Wildwood Cemetery
Salamanca
Susith
Sugargrove
Salamance
Elia Wade Smith
Elizabeth Morton
Cleveland
Omo
James Nelson
Dunkirk
N.Y
Mra
Smith
Firay United Brethren Church Board Meeting Notice
The Firay United Brethren church holds its monthly board meeting at the church on Monday evening at 7 30. The notice invites members to attend and participate in church affairs.
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Firay United Brethren Church
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